What Chris Hemsworth Eats In A Day To Maintain Thor's Godly Figure
Chris Hemsworth had to undergo a full body transformation when he first took on the role of Marvel's "Thor" back in 2011, and the results speak for themselves.
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You Should Never Let Your Pets Eat Hot Dogs. Here's Why
While there are many cookout items that may be appetizing to both people and dogs alike, what's a tasty meal for humans is not always safe for animals to eat.
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This Is The Best Vinegar For Making Hot Sauce
While there are plenty of options to choose from at the grocery store, you can also make your own hot sauce at home with just a few key ingredients.
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This Is How Many Diners, Drive-Ins And Dives Restaurants That Have Closed
Overall, quite a few eateries featured on "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives" have failed to survive the test in the long run, though others continue to succeed.
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Gordon Ramsay Got Sick After Tasting This Kitchen Nightmares Dish
When Gordon Ramsay steps into a failing restaurant on "Kitchen Nightmares," it's pretty much guaranteed he's going to find at least one item he doesn't like.
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What Is Masa And How Do You Use It?
Masa has a long and rich history that stretches back to prehistory. Here's what it is and how you can use it.
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Here's Where You'll Find The World's Most Expensive Big Mac
In most countries, a Big Mac is a few bucks but the world's most expensive Big Mac lives in Switzerland where it costs more than $7.
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The Surprising Bread Rule The French Follow
Unlike Americans that like baskets of bread before a meal when dining out, the French have this surprising bread rule - it's only to be enjoyed with dinner.
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This May Be To Blame If You Keep Burning Food On The Grill
The easiest way to make sure your veggies and meat come out flawlessly is by making sure they cook at the right temperature.
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The Fancy Technique Cat Cora Wishes Chefs Would Stop Using During Competitions
Iron Chef Cat Cora believes there is one fancy food technique that she wishes chefs would just stop using during cooking competitions.
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Valerie Bertinelli's New Book Shares Her Journey To Self-Love
Valerie Bertinelli's new book, coming out in January 2022, shares her journey to self-love. Bertinelli's new memoir will cover aging, loss, and even recipes.
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What Really Happens To Your Body When You Eat Too Much Peanut Butter
Too much of a good thing is not always a good idea. Take peanut butter - this is what really happens to your body when you eat too much of it.
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The Untold Truth Of Gesine Bullock-Prado
The baker, cookbook author, TV star, and former Hollywood executive Gesine Bullock-Prado has had a pretty interesting life. Here's her story.
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This Tavern Is The Oldest Restaurant In The United States
Located in Newport, Rhode Island, this colonial tavern has not moved from its location on Marlborough Street for over 350 years.
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Is This The Most Dangerous Mystery Ingredient Ever Used On Chopped?
The chefs who compete on Food Network's "Chopped" are truly up against some scary situations, and sometimes they deal with dangerous ingredients.
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Drinking Games Have Been Around Longer Than You Think
For as long as there has been drinking, there have been drinking games because for some reason alcohol and competition seem to go together.
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The Untold Truth Of Sugar Rush
Sugar Rush is the Netflix show that pits four teams of professional bakers in a competition for a chance to win $10,000. Here's what you need to know.
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Eating A Carolina Reaper Pepper Sent Someone To The ER For This Scary Condition
Guinness World Records named the Carolina Reaper pepper, which was developed in South Carolina, the hottest chili in the world in 2013.
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What Is Herring And What Does It Taste Like?
With so many fish in the sea, we have to ask: what is so special about herring?
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This Bagel-Related Injury Sends Thousands Of People To The Hospital Every Year
A humble snack that poses a great risk to our safety: the delightful bagel.
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How Drinking Coffee Could Benefit Your Heart
If you're one of the 62% of Americans who drink coffee daily, then you might have wondered whether it was doing your heart any good.
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The Real Reason Sonic Did So Well During The Pandemic
While Sonic credits their extensive menu offerings, their main source of pandemic success was the drive-in model around which the entire enterprise was created.
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The Surprising Grocery Store 22% Of Shoppers Refuse To Go In
Mashed asked 637 US-based respondents to tell us the one supermarket that they refuse to go into. One store stood out as particularly, erm, inglorious?
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The Kitchen Ingredient You Should Be Using To Clean Your Brita Pitcher
Filtered water pitchers help deliver clean, great-tasting water to your home, without the extra cost -- not to mention environmental impact -- of bottled water.
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The Real Reason Your Kitchen Glasses Get Cloudy
Cloudy-looking glasses are embarrassing. You don't want to put those less-than-clean-looking vessels in your kitchen cabinets, let alone offer one to a guest.
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What Does The Term 'Kitchen Brigade' Actually Mean?
When you see a restaurant's white-jacketed, capped, and often shouting personnel flourishing utensils and flinging food, "kitchen brigade" makes perfect sense.
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The Time Mr. Peanut Ran For Mayor
Many persons have donned the peanut suit over the years, but one especially grabbed our attention when he decided to run for mayor of Vancouver, B.C.
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