Here's When Gordon Ramsay Truly Became A Master Chef
Here's what truly helped Gordon Ramsay become one of the best chefs of his generation.
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What Is Gochujang And What Does It Taste Like?
As you might expect from a cuisine that gets its identity from heat, gochujang is a spicy paste made from fermented soybeans, glutinous rice, and red peppers.
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What You Should Know About Tiramisu, Italy's Most Popular Dessert
Back to tiramisu: This delicate, fluffy manna from the Italian grandma gods is somewhere between a cake and a mousse, and arguably better than either.
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People Hated Tim Hortons' Response To This Minimum Wage Increase
Tim Hortons seems like the kind of company that prefers to deal in good coffee and doughnuts instead of controversy. But instead, the company got roasted.
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What Are Hamantaschen And How Do You Make Them?
The triangular pastries known as hamentaschen are usually served during the Jewish holiday Purim, which marks a historic event.
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National Margarita Day 2021: Where To Get The Best Food Freebies And Deals
National Margarita Day 2021 takes place on Monday, February 22nd. Here's where to get the best freebies and deals for National Margarita Day.
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The Real Reason Christians Eat So Much Fish During Lent
While we know that fish is popular for Catholics to eat on Fridays during Lent, this is the real reason Christians eat so much fish during Lent.
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This Simple Ingredient Swap Makes Kreplach A Snap
Kreplach, meat, chicken, or cheese-filled dumplings, are a popular treat on Purim. This simple ingredient swap makes kreplach a snap.
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Aldi's Most Popular Chips May Surprise You
Americans were polled about their favorite new products in 2021 and Aldi's goods made the list. Aldi's most popular chips may surprise you.
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The Secret Cooking Hack To Avoid Garlic-Smelling Fingers
We all love garlic, but it's hard to get its potent scent off our hands and breath. This is one secret cooking hack to avoid garlic-smelling fingers.
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The Surprising Source Of Tim Hortons' Coffee
While Tim Hortons is known as a completely Canadian chain, this is the surprising origin of a lot of Tim Hortons' coffee.
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Almost Half Of All People Consider This Cake Flavor Their Favorite
Mashed decided to conduct a survey to find out what is the most popular cake between chocolate, red velvet, lemon, or others. Here are the results.
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The Pioneer Woman's Daughter Just Revealed Who Will Be Baking Her Wedding Cake
After a thorough sampling of several different flavors, The Pioneer Woman's daughter Alex has her wedding cake plans sorted for May.
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The Surprising Way Your Grocery Store Freezer Aisle Is Contributing To Global Warming
Today's supermarkets can hardly be considered environmentally safe. But recent findings say things are probably much worse than we thought. Here's why.
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The Real Difference Between English Fish And Chips And Scottish Fish And Chips
Did you know that Scotland, aka England's Canada (except for the whole technically being part of the same nation thing), has its own spin on fish and chips?
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The Real Difference Between Ham And Bacon
When people think about ham and bacon, there are not many differences that come to mind. Since they both come from a pig, they're pretty much the same, right?
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The Grossest Thing About Your Coffee Maker Will Make You Squirm
There's one gross fact about your coffee maker that will make you squirm. Here's what you need to know about your coffee maker and how to ensure it's clean.
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The Fun New Way Girl Scouts Are Helping You Rep Your Favorite Cookie
Girl Scouts and K-Swiss are releasing three shoe designs with a nod to the greatest of the Girl Scout Cookies: Trefoils, Caramel deLites/Samoas, and Thin Mints.
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The Real Difference Between Atta And Western Wheat Flour
If you've ever had the pleasure of sinking your teeth into a delicious piece of naan, paratha, chapati or roti, you can thank atta flour.
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What To Do With Food If You Lose Power During A Snowstorm, According To The USDA
If your power goes out, you might be tempted to put food in the snow. Here's what to do with food if you lose power during a snowstorm, according to the USDA.
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Read This Before Trying To Get Vaccinated At Costco
Starting this February, Costco is now offering Moderna's COVID-19 at their warehouses in several states. Read this before trying to get vaccinated at Costco.
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Almost Half Of All People Consider This Their Favorite Soup
Mashed asked over 68,000 people worldwide via a YouTube poll what their all-time favorite soup is. The results might surprise you.
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This Is The Actual Jimmy John's Net Worth
Opening up his first sandwich shop in 1983, Jimmy John Liautaud is best known as the founder of Jimmy John's. This is the actual Jimmy John's net worth.
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The Major Difference Between Carving Knives And Slicing Knives
Carving knives and slicing knives can both be used to slice up meat. Here's how to tell the difference between a carving and a slicing knife.
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This Type Of Pasta Is Made Only Of 2 Ingredients
It's not often you find delectable, homemade food consisting of just two ingredients. Strozzapreti pasta sounds fancy but requires just two ingredients.
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The Real Reason Some Beer Isn't Vegan
Beer is one product that is generally assumed to be vegan, but here are a few things used in the filtration process that won't appeal to you if you're vegan.
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Baristas Will Hate You For This Coffee Hack. Here's Why
If your funds aren't unlimited, you've probably found some clever coffee shop hacks for getting the taste of a fancier coffee drink for the price of a basic cup
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