False Facts About Cranberries You Thought Were True
Most of what we know about cranberries may actually be false facts. From how cranberries are grown to how to eat them, learn the truth about these tart berries.
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2024's Walnut Recall Is At FDA's Highest Risk Level
If you purchased a bag of walnuts recently, you should proceed with caution and cross-reference your bag with the FDA's recall information and stay safe.
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Delicious on its own, jerky was created as a means to preserve meat, but that doesn't mean it lasts forever once you open the package. How you store it matters.
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Black Beans Vs Pinto Beans: A Complete Guide
Black beans and pinto beans might seem interchangeable, but they have their own qualities that make them best suited for certain purposes. Here's the breakdown.
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Canned Foods You Should Always Keep In Your Pantry
With some careful selection, canned foods can be healthy and useful players in your pantry. These are the canned foods you should always keep on hand.
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The First Lemonade Stand Dates Back Over A Century To New York City
The quintessential lemonade stand run by neighborhood children actually has an interesting backstory that dates back over a century in New York City.
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13 Old-School Ice Cream Truck Treats You May Have Forgotten
Most of us have fond memories of running after ice cream trucks just to get our favorite cold treat. Some of these old-school treats are still available today.
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Everything You Need To Know About Duck Eggs, According To Farmers
Duck eggs can be a great alternative to chicken eggs, but most people don't know too much about them. Take a look at our guide and how to use them in recipes.
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Italian Salsa Verde Vs Pesto: How Do These Green Sauces Differ?
Adding an herbaceous sauce to a dish gives it a whole new layer of flavor, and Italian salsa verde and pesto are excellent options. Here's what sets them apart.
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The Rare Oak That Japanese Whisky Uses For Its Aging Process
Japanese whisky is renowned for its high quality and unique character. One of the keys to its excellence is the rare wood used in its aging process.
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Texas Roadhouse: The Most Expensive Meal On The Menu Vs The Cheapest
Texas Roadhouse offers a wide menu for dining, and we tasted the most expensive and cheapest items to get you the scoop. Here's how the two dishes compared.
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The Alaskan Duck Fart Shot Has A Layered Backstory
The infamous Alaskan Duck Fart shot has a very interesting backstory, so here's everything you need to know about this unique alcoholic shot.
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Celebrity Chefs Who Worked At Fast Food Restaurants
Though they have reached serious heights of fame and culinary acclaim, these celebrity chefs have some more humble beginnings at fast food restaurants.
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The Biggest Recalls In Chick-Fil-A History
Chick-fil-A hasn’t experienced many recalls, but the ones it’s weathered have been notable and include allergen issues and potentially dangerous kid’s toys.
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12 Best Deals At Sam's Club If You're Shopping For One
If you’re on the hunt for a deal, Sam’s Club has some serious money savers. These are some of the best we found at this warehouse store chain,
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One Of The Oldest Sauces In The World Is Made With Fermented Fish
Although fish sauce is now commonly thought of as a staple of Southeast Asian cooking, the ancient Romans enjoyed a similar condiment thousands of years ago.
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Everything You Wanted To Know About Canned Seafood, According To Chefs
Canned seafood comes in many forms and with many uses. We spoke to expert chefs to get a better understanding of this convenient and often tasty ingredient.
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The Fundamentals Of Latino Cuisine
Latino cuisine is incredibly diverse thanks to numerous influences. Certain staple ingredients show up over and over while others are more region-specific.
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The Odd Name Of TikTok's Boneless Cookies Actually Makes Sense
Anyone familiar with the anatomy of classic cookies knows they don't have skeletons. So why describe them as boneless? It refers to something very specific.
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14 Ingredients To Use Instead Of Milk
When a recipe calls for milk and you're out, there's no need to run to the store in a panic. Try one of these ingredients as a substitute for milk instead.
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Tropical Vs Tiki Drinks: Is There Actually Any Difference?
Tiki and tropical drinks might seem similar on the surface. However, they are actually different kinds of cocktails in a few notable respects.
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11 Seafood Dishes Chefs Will Never Order
Seafood is a popular option at restaurants, but is it always right? We spoke to chefs who explained why they avoid some otherwise popular seafood orders.
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The Festive Origin Of Last Crumb Cookies
Last Crumb, the innovative luxury cookie brand known for its limited "drops," began as many great ideas do – with a conversation at a party.
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How Colors Can Give Mexican Food More Meaning
If you're looking to whip up a tasty Mexican dish at home, make it more vibrant by incorporating these specific meaningful colors into the meal.
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Smaller Pizza Chains You Need To Try
If you usually eat at larger pizza chains, it's time to try something new. Smaller pizza chains offer more unique pies or even have more authentic dishes.
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What Does A 'Class One' FDA Recall Mean?
Keeping up to date with food safety standards is important, especially when food is recalled. This is what a class one recall means, according to the FDA.
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Popular Foods That Have Been Around Longer Than You Realized
There are many classic foods that we still love, but some of them are way older than you might think. The history and origins of popular foods may surprise you.
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