The Real Reason Ouzo Can Only Be Made In Greece
Other countries have their own anise-flavored spirits: pastis in France, arak in Lebanon, and sambuca in Italy -- but ouzo? You can only get ouzo from Greece.
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Why You Should Drink Apple Cider Vinegar, According To A Dietitian
With summer in full swing, many are attempting to shed a few pounds fast, and here's why you should drink apple cider vinegar, according to a dietitian.
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Why You Shouldn't Be Substituting Cake Flour In Recipes
Cake flour may seem like an impractical addition to your pantry, but there are quite a few reasons why you should have it on hand for baking cakes.
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The Marie-Antoine Carême Dessert That's Still Made Today
To this day, some of the dishes Marie-Antoine Carême created in the 1800s, remain popular.
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What Is Croque En Bouche And How Do You Make It?
If you are an avid watcher of baking shows, there's a good chance you have seen someone make a croque en bouche, whose name means "crunch in the mouth."
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Why Seth Rogen Will Never Forget What He Ate On His 20th Birthday
Seth Rogen had this unforgettable meal on his 20th birthday.
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The Ingredient You Probably Didn't Know Is In Snickerdoodles
If you're one of the legions of people looking up recipes for snickerdoodles on Google, then you might know the one surprising ingredient on the list.
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The Reason You May Be Noticing More Duke's Mayonnaise Tattoos
The reason you may be noticing more Duke's Mayonnaise tattoos has everything to do with loyalty to this cult condiment brand.
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The Sustainable Singapore Beer That Might Be Too Hard To Swallow
The sustainable Singapore Beer that might be too hard to swallow is made from a surprising source.
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What Is Cream Of Tartar Really?
Cream of tartar is one of those mystery baking products that anyone who isn't a professional baker really seems to understand. What exactly is cream of tartar?
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These Deadly Foods May Be In Your Kitchen Right Now
You probably haven't realized your very own kitchen is chock-full of poisonous items which, if you're unlucky, can bring you to a pretty nasty end.
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The Mac And Cheese Ingredient You Need To Avoid, According To Reddit
If you're making homemade macaroni and cheese and you want the absolute best version of the classic comfort food, Redditors advise you to avoid this ingredient.
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The Food Network Pet Peeve That Has Reddit Raging
The Food Network has had its share of faux pas, but there's one thing that has Redditors really grossed out.
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The Secret To Patti LaBelle's Family Mac 'N' Cheese
Singer Patti LaBelle has a special mac 'n' cheese recipe that is a particularly memorable version of the comfort food classic because of this secret.
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The Real Difference Between Jam And Jelly
While jam and jelly tend to be crammed onto the same grocery store shelf and people often use the terms interchangeably, they're not quite the same product.
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The Unexpected Ingredient Trisha Yearwood Uses In Cheesy Quiche
If you enjoy a good, cheesy quiche, you might want to try the secret ingredient Trisha Yearwood uses in hers to get it crispy.
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The TikTok 'Spaghetti Nightmare' That's Haunting Gordon Ramsay
Chef Gordon Ramsay is feeling haunted by this "spaghetti nightmare" video on TikTok.
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10 Best Substitutes For Cayenne Pepper
If you've run out of cayenne pepper, consider these common kitchen substitutes to bring a kick to your soups, casseroles, meats, and seafood.
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Why You Should Add Strawberries To Your Green Tea
Green tea is a healthy and popular beverage, but what if you can't tolerate the taste? Adding strawberries may be just what you need.
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There Is A Scientific Reason Pancakes Are Round
Have you ever wondered why pancakes are round? Science can explain why pancakes spread into a round shape in the pan.
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You've Been Using Balsamic Vinegar Wrong This Whole Time
There are many kinds of vinegar to use in your daily recipes but when it comes to balsamic, you may be using it wrong.
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TikTok Isn't So Sure About Jamie Oliver's Wild Dressing
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has been having a rough go in recent years. Even his social media recipes haven't fared well and a TikTok dressing is no exception.
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How Many Cookbooks Does Bobby Flay Have?
Bobby Flay operates a number of successful restaurants and stars on several Food Network TV shows, but just how many cookbooks does he have?
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The Unexpected Industry That Toppled Starbucks Sales In 2022
No one can deny Starbucks' prowess as the U.S.'s biggest coffeehouse chain in 2021 sales volume. But one industry has outperformed the coffeehouse chain.
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How Julia Child Accidentally Created The Modern Cooking Show
Julia Child accidentally inspired the modern cooking show with this historic television appearance.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Pegan Diet
First invented in the 1970s, the paleo diet is free from preservatives and other harmful additives. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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Is Red Food Dye Really Made From Beetles?
Dyes are used to make food look more appealing or to help consumers determine the flavor. Are the rumors that red food dye is really made from beetles true?
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