Bobby Flay's Genius Mashed Potato Recipe Is Perfect For Cheese Lovers
Ready to transform your traditional mashed potatoes into something new and delicious? Bobby Flay has the perfect mashed potato recipe for cheese dip lovers.
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This Is What Lunch Looks Like In Brazil
In England, lunch is soup and salad. The French opt for sliced ham in a baguette. Brazil? Feijoada -- bean stew with beef and pork -- is the order of the day.
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What Is Kithul Syrup And What Is It Made Of?
Kithul syrup is a sweet, viscous, dark brown liquid that is created by harvesting sap from the kithul palm, or the Caryota urens palm tree.
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What Starbucks' Secret Menu Crystal Ball Frappuccino Really Tastes Like
Starbucks was once a mere coffee shop in Seattle, but now the chain is known for its secret menu items like the Crystal Ball Frappuccino.
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The Surprising Ingredient IHOP Adds To Its Omelets
Nothing hits the spot quite like an omelet. While famous for pancakes, breakfast chain IHOP is also well known for having some of the fluffiest omelets around.
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Starbucks Egg Bites: What To Know Before Ordering
Since the initial release of Starbucks' Egg Bites in 2017, they have grown quite the loyal fan base, with many trying to make their own versions at home.
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Does Toasting Really Affect The Nutrition Of Your Bagel?
As the myth goes, toasting bread creates a chemical reaction that causes some of the calories to evaporate or otherwise disappear. But does that hold true?
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Who Inspired Miller High Life's Girl In The Moon Logo?
One of the most endearing (and enduring) things about Miller High Life beer is its mascot, the mysterious "Girl in the Moon." But who inspired the famous logo?
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Prince Charles Modified His Car So It Could Run On This Type Of Alcohol
As an eco-conscious individual, Prince Charles had his Aston Martin converted to run on this alcohol as a substitute for gasoline.
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Andrew Zimmern Swears By These 2 Dried Pasta Brands
Andrew Zimmern is best known for exploring the world on his Travel Channel show, "Bizarre Foods." Zimmern gained popularity by eating foods like..
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Why Grocery Store Bagels Taste So Different From Fresh
Bagels are a supreme food. But what's the difference between fresh bagels and the packaged brands found in the bread aisle at the grocery store?
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Was Milky Way Really Supposed To Be Named 3 Musketeers?
Is there any truth to the claim that Milky Way and 3 Musketeers' names were accidentally switched? The answer lies in the label and the bars' rich history.
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The Strange Origin Stories Of Pink Lemonade
But how did we stumble across pink lemonade? Was it made by accident? Was it just some lemon peel-twist of fate? (There is such a thing as a pink lemon.)
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For Home Martinis, One Shaker Set Stands Above The Rest
If you're on the "stirred" side of the classic "shaken or stirred" martini debate, then you're probably better off moving along for two reasons.
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Willy Wonka's Chocolate River Scene Was More Dangerous Than You Think
Swimming in a chocolate river might be every kid's fantasy, but that scene in "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" wasn't all it's cracked up to be.
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Why Lobster Was Served To Prisoners During The Colonial Era
In recent years, the cost of this covetable -- and craveable -- ingredient has reached new highs, as the popularity of this ocean dweller continues to grow.
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Expert Reveals Whether Or Not Giada De Laurentiis' Morning Sickness Cure Actually Works
Giada De Laurentiis swore by pumpernickel bagels during pregnancy. Mashed spoke to Dr. Felice Gersh about whether or not bagels could cure morning sickness.
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Why You Should Be Buying Pasta Sauce In Bulk
The next time you grab a shopping cart and stroll down the grocery aisles for your next Italian creation, consider stocking up on the pasta sauce.
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Don't Believe This Scary LaCroix Myth
Yes, it is perfectly safe to drink LaCroix seltzer water. The beloved bubbly drink is as safe as any other seltzer water or sparkling water on the market today.
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The History Of Kavurma: The Eid Al-Adha Dish You Should Know
Eid al-Adha commemorates when the biblical Abraham, known as Ibrahim in the Quran, prepared to sacrifice his son Isaac in accordance with the will of Allah.
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The Surprising Amount Of Money The World's Oldest Bottle Of Bourbon Sold For
Whiskey enthusiasts have been known to take their passion to a whole other level, with some willing to shell out very big bucks for the world's rarest tipples.
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The Kitchen Staple Scientists Can Turn Into Diamonds
Perhaps the ultimate way of turning food into stacks of cash is to transform it into fashion. Diamonds manufactured from a kitchen staple may achieve just that.
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TikTok's Viral Keto Cheese 'Bread' Isn't Actually Bread
One TikTok video is taking some of the sting out of breadlessness with a keto-friendly cheese bread recipe that has gone viral.
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Chrissy Teigen's Cheesy Oatmeal Will Change The Way You Eat Breakfast
From cheesy pasta recipes to hearty sandwiches and salads, and finger-lickin' appetizers to sugary desserts, cookbook author Chrissy Teigen does it all.
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This Geoffrey Zakarian Burger Tip Is Perfect For Brunch
The restaurateur recently shared on Instagram his secret for making the most delicious cheeseburger.
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How Someone Accidentally Paid Over $7,000 For Coffee
Olesja Schemjakowa, a Russian woman who was traveling with her son in Switzerland, accidentally paid over $7,000 for coffee and chocolate cake.
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This Ingredient Can Make Any Food Beautiful, According To Wolfgang Puck
Puck's YouTube Q&A session also include kitchen demos, including a response to "How do chefs make their food look so nice ... my presentation game is weak."
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