What Is Buckwheat And Is It Nutritious?
Often called a "pseudo-cereal," Buckwheat is an immensely nutritious food and is even considered a "superfood" by many health and nutrition experts.
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The Real Reason Black Diamond Apples Are So Expensive
Black Diamond apples can cost you between $7-$20 apiece (and possibly a plane ticket). The fruit is sold in high-end grocery stores in Asia. Why so expensive?
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What Is Curry Powder And What Does It Taste Like?
Curry can be defined as dish, a leaf, or a powdered spice blend, but be careful not to automatically think of the jarred spices you see in the supermarket.
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This Is How Many Flavors Of Salt Water Taffy Exist
You can find these wax-paper wrapped goodies at tons of seaside candy stores, and it seems as though the list of flavors is seemingly endless.
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The Two Familiar Brands Pillsbury Once Owned
From delivering tasty biscuits to rolling out decadent cinnamon rolls, Pillsbury has long been a favorite around the dinner tables of Americans.
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What Is Puntarelle And How Is It Prepared?
Puntarelle is ubiquitous and wildly popular in Italy, as well as in certain Italian-Americans restaurants, but in general, it's hardly recognized in the US.
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What Is Cristalino Tequila And What Does It Taste Like?
Cristalino's extra craftsmanship is part of its exclusivity, price, and appeal, and its craftsmanship also yields a specific flavor profile.
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The Untold Truth Of Ina Garten's Husband, Jeffrey
The story of Jeffrey Garten's life might have begun the day he spied Ina on campus of Dartmouth University. She was the 15-year-old younger sister of a friend.
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Creative Ways To Use Up Leftover Heavy Cream
There are so many uses for heavy cream, that leftover half-carton can help you level up meals for days to come.
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How Pepsi Trolled Coca-Cola For National Burger Day 2021
The most recent advertising attack was a genius move by Pepsi, where they absolutely trolled Coca Cola on National Burger Day this year.
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This Gravestone Has A Recipe For Fudge Engraved On It. Here's Why
Kathryn "Kay" Andrews' tombstone is something of an attraction at the Logan City Cemetery in Utah, as it features the recipe for her famous fudge. Here's why.
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Did The Real Chef Boyardee Actually Cater This Presidential Wedding?
According to the legend, the real Chef Boyardee, Ettore Boiardi, catered Woodrow Wilson's second wedding — but a lack of evidence might indicate otherwise.
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What's The Difference Between Pecans And Walnuts?
If you have ever confused a pecan for a walnut, it's probably because the two look so similar. Here are the real differences between the two.
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What Salt Water Taffy Is Really Made With
Though the origins of salt water taffy come from the Atlantic City Boardwalk, the truth is there's no salt water in this treat at all.
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The Truth About The 1998 'Fry War'
On January 2, 1998, shots were fired as Burger King tried to unseat McDonald's as the leader in the French Fry War.
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Guy Fieri's Transformation Is Seriously Turning Heads
Celeb chef Guy Fieri is a man whose life journey went from the Midwest and pretzel carts to dozens of restaurants, millions of dollars, and hours of air time.
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This Is What You Should Do With Leftover Chile Seeds
There's actually a really clever way to use those seeds to create something absolutely delicious.
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The Type Of Glass You Should Use To Drink Bourbon
There are a few rules to follow in order to properly enjoy a bottle of bourbon. One of the most important is using the proper type of glass.
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Kourtney Kardashian's Go-To Workout Snack
Kourtney Kardashian is known for her stringent clean eating plan and her go-to workout snack is supreme of the healthy picks.
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Why American-Style Pizza Cheese Browns More Than Italian-Style
How moisture and fat affect the look of the cheese atop everyone's favorite food, the humble pizza pie.
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Why You Never Hear About Turkey Eggs
Turkey eggs used to be eaten more commonly in the 1800s. Here's why you rarely ever hear of eating turkey eggs today.
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What Is Tonic Water And Why Do You Drink It?
Tonic water often shares the shelves of grocery or liquor stores with other popular carbonated mixers such as club soda and seltzer or soda water.
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Here's Why Starbucks Iced Tea Tastes Differently Than Before
The coffeehouse has made a major change to the make-up of its iced teas.
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The Difference Between Fresh And Dried Lemongrass
Chef recommend fresh lemongrass over dried because the latter loses its flavor quicker. But that's not the only difference between fresh and dried lemongrass.
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Why You Should Use Cold Water To Remove Grease From Pans
Getting your pans sparking clean may be your goal, but it's also important to consider how your cleanup methods could affect the drains and pipes.
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10 Best Substitutes For Beef Broth
When you're cooking and run out of beef broth, don't fear. There are plenty of substitutes you can use instead. Here are the 10 best.
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Everything You Need To Know About Artichokes
As if tasting delicious weren't enough, artichokes also have a storied history and the distinction of being one of the best veggies for your health.
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