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  • baked bread in pan
    By James Lewis April 7th, 2021

    Everything You Need To Know About Proofing Bread

    For those finding baking a closely held joy, it is important to create bread like an expert by following tried and true methods for proofing bread dough.

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  • rows of cabbages
    By James Lewis April 7th, 2021

    Signs That Your Cabbage Has Gone Bad

    While vegetables are notorious for being perishable, certain veggies naturally outlive their rivals, and one of these champions is the humble cabbage.

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  • Spelt grains
    By Molly Harris April 7th, 2021

    Here's Why You Should Keep Spelt Flour In The Fridge

    Different types of flours need to be stored in a specific way. Here's how to keep your flour fresh.

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  • Outside of a Starbucks
    By Erich Barganier April 7th, 2021

    Everything You Need To Know About Starbucks' New 'Borrow A Cup' Program

    Starbucks has a new program that can do some real, long-term good for our planet and coffee habits. This is what you should know about it.

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  • Butcher at the grocery store
    By Amanda Tarlton April 7th, 2021

    The One Rule To Keep In Mind When Picking Out Prime Rib At The Grocery Store

    Even if you know how to pick out the best-looking meat from the butcher's counter at the grocery store, knowing how much to get can be a challenge.

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  • People at soda fountain
    By Emily Alexander April 7th, 2021

    The Truth About Hot Soda

    Hot sodas became a favorite order around the time soda fountains became popular in the early 1900s, according to Atlas Obscura. Here's what they were.

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  • Culver's restaurant exterior
    By Karen Hart April 7th, 2021

    How Much Culver's Employees Really Make

    Culver's has built its reputation on Butterburgers, onion rings, and great service. Here's how much employees at Culver's Restaurant really make.

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  • Golden Corral restaurant exterior
    By Ni'Kesia Pannell April 7th, 2021

    Here's How Much Golden Corral Employees Really Make

    With several accolades under its belt and plenty of loyal customers, does the pay that Golden Corral gives its employees mirror the acclaim it gets?

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  • different types of grains in bowls
    By Holly Riddle April 7th, 2021

    Pearl Barley Vs. Rice: Which Is More Nutritious?

    There are lots of options out there for where to yet your carbs. When it comes down to pearl barley vs. rice, which is healthier?

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  • Oats with egg and avocado
    By Lucia Capretti April 7th, 2021

    You Should Be Eating Savory Oatmeal For Breakfast. Here's Why

    To counteract mid-day sugar cravings, start the day with foods that will keep you full and are low on sugar — such as having savory oats for breakfast.

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  • Steak 'n Shake bag, steakburger, and fries
    By Naomi Kennedy April 7th, 2021

    The Hidden Meaning Behind Steak 'N Shake's Original Slogan

    Steak 'n Shake founder Gus Belt adopted the tagline "in sight it must be right." It was a promise, and Belt made sure his customers knew he kept it.

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  • Holding ramen noodles on chopsticks
    By Rachel Pasche April 7th, 2021

    Here's How Much Instant Ramen You're Actually Supposed To Eat At Once

    It's no secret that ramen noodles are not exactly the healthiest of foods. So how much of the instant stuff should you actually eat in one go?

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  • capicola on plate
    By Shea Swenson April 7th, 2021

    How Is Capicola Different From Other Cured Meats?

    If you're talking Italian, all cured meats like capicola fall under the salumi umbrella. So what are the differences between capicola and other cured meats?

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  • The Avengers assumbling
    By Nancy Mock April 7th, 2021

    How The Avengers Boosted Shawarma Sales In The US

    The magic of onscreen food moments was demonstrated in 2012 after the premiere of Marvel's The Avengers sent fans running to the nearest shawarma vendor.

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  • A plate of knishes
    By Erich Barganier April 6th, 2021

    What Is A Knish And What Does It Taste Like?

    When you want a quick snack and crave something casual, nothing can keep you moving like a knish. But, what are they, and what do they taste like?

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  • Women clinking their cocktail glasses together
    By Lauren Cahn April 6th, 2021

    What You Didn't Know About Jose Cuervo's Hard Seltzer

    In 2020, Jose Cuervo launched Playamar tequila-based hard seltzers in two flavors. Recently, Cuervo's Playamar has branched out with two new flavors.

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  • Tipsy Scoop pints
    By Amy Hamblen April 6th, 2021

    The Untold Truth Of Tipsy Scoop

    Tipsy Scoop has combined two of our favorite vices, ice cream and liquor. This is the untold truth of Tipsy Scoop.

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  • glasses of wine and cheese
    By Lucia Capretti April 6th, 2021

    You Should Be Drinking More Orange Wine. Here's Why

    Orange wine isn't just a trend, and it isn't made from oranges. This unique wine pairs well with a wide variety of foods and may even have health benefits.

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  • Exterior shot of British pub in London
    By Kirstie Bingham April 6th, 2021

    Why Do Foods Have Different Names In The UK And US?

    The use of different words for food names in the US and UK has become so confusing that The Spruce Eats has come up with a handy recipe translator.

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  • Hands holding a cabbage
    By Maria Scinto April 6th, 2021

    Why You Should Think Twice Before Eating Cabbage

    Holistic health and nutrition expert Piper Gibson politely explained to Mashed that cabbage can come with some unpleasant effects.

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  • Eggs on a conveyor belt
    By Hope Ngo April 6th, 2021

    The Futuristic Way We May Soon Be Disinfecting Eggs

    Thanks to science, there may soon be an easy way to get rid of the pesky germs that linger on the surfaces of your eggs.

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  • MrBeast Burger Logo
    By Felix Behr April 6th, 2021

    The Biggest Problem With MrBeast Burger

    The unpredictability of what orders from MrBeast Burger will look like is due to the brand's reliance upon ghost kitchens. That's a problem for MrBeast Burger.

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  • Blue Aldi shopping basket
    By Maria Scinto April 6th, 2021

    Why Most Aldis Don't Have Baskets

    Wouldn't it be convenient if Aldi had something smaller and more portable, something along the lines of...a basket? You know, like all the other grocery stores?

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  • Chocolate in a bowl
    By Ashley Steinberg April 6th, 2021

    The Real Difference Between British And American Chocolate

    If you've tried chocolate in both the UK and the U.S., you'll notice there is a definite difference in flavor and texture that's hard to overlook.

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  • Wendy's restaurant
    By Courtney Iseman April 6th, 2021

    The Untold Truth Of Wendy's Twitter Account

    What makes Wendy's Twitter account so unique is that it isn't following some classic marketing playbook. Here's the truth behind Wendy's Twitter account.

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  • Coffee grounds in bowl with beans
    By Rachel Pasche April 6th, 2021

    When You Eat Coffee Grounds, This Is What Happens

    People are obsessed with coffee, that's no secret. But where do coffee grounds fall in the list? And what effects do coffee grounds have?

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  • Thyme in pot
    By Shea Swenson April 6th, 2021

    What Is Thyme And What Does It Taste Like?

    A thyme plant boasts tiny but flavorful leaves on long sprigs and is easy enough to add to any home garden. This is what it tastes like and how to use it.

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