The Differences Between Vodka And Tequila
Tequila and vodka may seem like similar spirits, but they have separate taste and history that sets them apart. Use this guide to learn about their differences.
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Chefs Reveal Why Mushrooms Taste Better At A Restaurant Than At Home
Having trouble cooking mushrooms at home? We consulted experts to help home cooks prep and cook mushrooms to achieve delicious, restaurant-worthy results.
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12 Things From Unfrosted That Are Actually True
"Unfrosted" is a Netflix movie that doesn't claim to tell the truth about Pop-Tarts, but it still manages to include a few things that are actually true.
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What It Was Like To Eat At The First Culver's
Culver's has been a beloved Midwest burger joint, but how has it changed -- or not -- over the years? Here's what it was like to eat at the very first Culver's.
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Seattle Vs Sonoran Vs Chicago-Style Hot Dogs: Learn The Differences For Grilling Season
The humble hot dog actually packs quite a big regional punch. From coast to coast, try one of these delicious varieties to spice up your grilling season.
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Five Guys Vs In-N-Out: Everything You Need To Know
It's the final countdown! We've gone through an intense methodology and come up with which fast food chain reigns supreme: Five Guys or In-N-Out.
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The Lesser-Known Truth Of Sara Moulton
Sara Moulton started her culinary career way before her TV shows on the Food Network. Take a look at her culinary influence both onscreen and off.
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13 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Storing Canned Foods
You can easily forget about the canned foods in your pantry or cupboard, but there's more to just placing them on the shelf before you need something to eat.
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Pork Roast Cooking Tips You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
Pork roast can be both delicious and accessible. Make it all the better by following some of these tips that could help you achieve pork roast glory.
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Different Uses For Eggs Around The World
Across the globe, there is diversity in how this miraculous ingredient is used, from boozy drinks to delicate desserts to some nonculinary uses.
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Who Was The First Ever Cereal Mascot?
People who grew up eating a lot of cereal are probably familiar with a lot of mascots. Here is the very first in the history of the United States.
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Where Did Steak Come From And How Has It Evolved Through The Years
Steak is so popular that it's found in cuisines all over the world. Take a look at the origins of steak, its history, and how it has evolved over time.
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What You Didn't Know About Scalloped Potatoes
Scalloped potatoes might seem simple at first blush, but this dish has more secrets than you might expect. Here's what you didn't know about scalloped potatoes.
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The Biggest Food Recalls In Aldi's History
In its history, Aldi has had to announce big (and sometimes shocking) recalls to ensure customer safety. These are the biggest food recalls in Aldi's history.
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The Dos And Don'ts Of Hydrating With Sports Drinks
Sports drinks are a popular way to hydrate, but they're not perfect for everything. We spoke with nutrition experts to get important sports drink dos and don'ts
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Should You Keep Food That Was Delivered To You By Mistake?
Misdelivered meal orders are a hassle. However, they also present a moral question for the unintended recipient. Is it ethical to keep the food?
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Rules Culver's Employees Have To Follow
Culver's has built up a legion of fans through its food and customer service. But what's it like working for Culver's? Well, employees are spilling the beans.
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11 Unhealthiest Apple Juice Brands And Why You Should Avoid Buying Them
Apple juice may seem a good option to either drink yourself or for your kids. Many well-known brands are actually full of sugar and preservatives.
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Unfrosted Was Right: There Was A Sugar Shortage In The '60s
Jerry Seinfeld's "Unfrosted" might not be the most historically accurate film, but the Netflix comedy does allude to a real-life sugar shortage.
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Tragic Details About Duff Goldman
"Ace of Cakes" star Duff Goldman's happy-go-lucky persona masks a lifetime of personal struggles and tragedies, but the celebrity baker refuses to give up.
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12 Mistakes Everyone Makes With Frozen Meatballs
Frozen meatballs can be both convenient and tasty, so long as you take care to avoid some common mistakes everyone makes with this type of frozen food.
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The Unhealthiest Store-Bought Bread You Can Buy
Most bread in grocery stores are actually not that nutritious. They usually have a ton of sodium and preservatives. Find out which bread you should avoid.
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The Absolute Best Coleslaw In The US, According To Customer Reviews
Coleslaw is found as a side or topping sandwiches at many restaurants, but you may wonder which places have the best. Take a look at the best slaw in the U.S.
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11 Unhealthiest Protein Bars
Protein bars can be a great way to help you to keep your macros in check while on-the-go. However, there are some unhealthy options that are best avoided.
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8 Best And 5 Worst Prepared Foods To Buy At Wegmans, According To Customers
Prepared food is a great option for when you don't feel like cooking. Wegmans prepared food items can be great options, while others can be lackluster.
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Canned Tuna Myths Exposed By Fish Experts
Canned tuna is an accessible way to eat fish, but there are many myths swirling around this food. We spoke to experts to get the real truth about canned tuna.
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Do Restaurants Make Staff Pay For Food Mistakes?
Working in the restaurant industry can be hard, and mistakes are inevitable. However, there are laws in place to protect workers from being charged for mishaps.
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