• What Makes Quest Nutrition Bars So Concerning

    Quest Nutrition bars come in many exciting flavors and have impressive levels of protein while being low in carbs; but they are not necessarily all that much better for you than the junk food that inspired their flavors, according to Trista Best, registered dietitian at Balance One Supplements.

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  • Here's The Difference Between Stuffing And Dressing

    Have you ever dug into a beloved Thanksgiving side and wondered what the difference between stuffing and dressing was? It turns out, the real difference between whether you call the Thanksgiving side stuffing or dressing comes down to its preparation as well as the region you are from.

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  • The Reason Chick-Fil-A Employees Never Say 'You're Welcome'

    Chick-fil-A has been known to throw out the rule book when it comes to fast food. They spent $50 million to ensure their delicious chicken stays in a league of its own, they stepped up the french fry game by serving waffle fries, and you'll never find a Chick-fil-A open on Sunday.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Golden Syrup

    Maybe we are all Anglophiles at heart, or, perhaps, we've just binged watched the Great British Bake-off too much and found ourselves longing to buy a tin of that gold and green container filled with sweet golden syrup and the brand name "Lyles" scribbled across it.

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  • Don't Believe This Myth About Raw Eggs

    Despite the dangers of foodborne illness, some people still choose to consume raw eggs in the name of #health. They add them to shakes (or just drink them raw) because they believe that raw eggs pack more protein than their cooked counterparts.

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  • The Real Difference Between Almond Meal And Almond Flour

    They both start out the same way - as whole almonds that are ground down to a powder. And there are qualities that are similar and those that set almond flour apart from almond meal. The terms are sometimes used interchangeably, but one can't always be used as a substitute for the other.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Laksa

    As the weather cools, soup reigns supreme throughout autumn and winter. While some of the customary soups — chicken noodle, baked potato, ramen — are surely being enjoyed in a myriad of home kitchens as we speak, there is one soup that might be even more delicious and fulfilling than those: laksa.

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  • The Most Popular Brand Of Chips In The U.S. Might Surprise You

    Though there are tons of chips that people can choose between, there is one chip brand that's generally the most popular across the United States. While there are tons of brands out there that people know and love, there is one chip brand that's generally the most popular across the United States.

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  • The 6 Best And 6 Worst Marketing Stunts In Burger King's History

    Burger King has been a dominant force in the fast food world for over half a century. While the quality of their burgers is debatable, nobody can say their marketing isn't creative. Even when it's bad marketing that totally flops, Burger King still knows how to bring attention to its product.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Pink's Hot Dogs

    More than eight decades since serving its first hot dog, Pink's remains a Hollywood institution with a history that is as long as those down-the-block lines.

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  • The Real Difference Between Grilled Meat And Blackened Meat

    Grilling is more popular than ever, and the charring effect is said to have inspired Chef Paul Prudhomme's recipe for blackened meat. But they're not the same thing. Here's the real difference between grilled meat and blackened meat.

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  • Why You'll Never Be Able To Visit The First-Ever Costco

    No matter where you are in the country, a trip to Costco probably looks about the same. But if you've ever dreamed of visiting the very first Costco and see where it all began, unfortunately, you can't experience the first store in all its glory.

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  • What's The Difference Between Jerky And Biltong?

    Just about everyone in the U.S. has probably tried jerky at some point, but biltong is a different story. If you've tried it before, or gotten lucky enough to find it at a store, it might seem like the same thing as jerky, but while the two are similar, they're not exactly the same.

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  • What Happens To Your Body When You Drink Almond Milk Every Day

    Almond milk has become a trendy, dairy-free option for many who either prefer to avoid dairy or are simply looking to drink their coffee with an alternative that's either better or as good as traditional choices. But how does it stack up to other alternative milk options?

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  • The Untold Truth Of Usual Wines

    There's a good chance you've probably encountered Usual Wines on Instagram thanks to its sleek and eye-catching packaging. That's certainly part of the reason why this wine brand has become so popular with millennials. But there's more to Usual wines than meets the glass.

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  • How Authentic Gelato Is Different From The American Version

    A rich and chocolatey brownie is taken to the level when topped with a scoop of ice cream. A walk through the Rome during the summer is made that much more beautiful with two scoops of gelato in hand. Although many consider the terms gelato and ice cream to be interchangeable, they are anything but.

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  • Read This Before Eating Anything With BHA

    Despite the FDA's assurance that BHA is safe when consumed in reasonable amounts, there is, as Scientific American wrote, still a tendency for outlets to advise its readers against buying any products that use the substance. Here's why.

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  • What The US Gets Wrong About Mexican Salsa

    There are some major discrepancies between authentic Mexican food and the American interpretation of the cuisine, including salsa. This is what the US gets wrong about Mexican salsa, from its ingredients to how it's used as a dip.

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  • The Incredible Health Benefits Of Eating Ginger

    Whether it's in your tea or grated into your meal, there are an incredible amount of health benefits of eating ginger. Eating ginger can reduce inflammation, help nausea, and even soothe menstrual cramps, as well as some other health advantages.

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  • Study Reveals An Unexpected Benefit For Spicy Food Lovers

    Most spicy food lovers don't need to look at some scientific study to be convinced to pile on the hot sauce. Though, new research indicates that eating spicy foods like peppers can greatly reduce your risk of death from cardiovascular disease or cancer.

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  • Boiled Broccoli Vs. Steamed Broccoli: Which Is Better?

    Not all broccoli is created equal. Or rather, not all cooked broccoli is created equal. Two of the most popular methods of cooking broccoli are steaming (which uses heat to cook the veggie) and boiling (which uses hot water). Which one is better?

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