• What's The Difference Between White Mushrooms And Cremini Mushrooms?

    The difference between these mushrooms lies in their age. The white mushroom is agaricus bisporus at its youngest stage, harvested at about three to four weeks' maturity. Grown in the wild, white mushrooms are a light brown color, but cultivated by growers, they're bright white or off-white.

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  • The Weird Connection Between Burger King And Ellen DeGeneres

    And guess what? Comedian and TV personality Ellen DeGeneres has had a strange, interesting connection with Burger King, right from her early days in the industry. Ellen DeGeneres, interestingly enough, got her first major break thanks to Burger King.

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  • This Is The Most Famous Food In Illinois

    No offense to Chicken Vesuvio, apple fritters, or pierogis, which are, in their own right, delicious foods. The most famous food in Illinois is deep-dish pizza. It's true that the late, great Anthony Bourdain once called deep-dish pizza an "abomination"(via Eater Chicago).

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  • How Vegan-Friendly Is Dunkin'?

    Wondering what your options are at Dunkin' if you follow a vegan diet? After all, you can't order the donuts, egg sandwiches, or latte drinks that Dunkin's most known for. The good news is that there's still plenty you can order, according to Dunkin's site. The food options are super limited.

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  • Details You Never Knew About Chili's Chips And Salsa

    The Chili's brand is now a strong name in the industry and has made its presence felt in 32 countries, as per its website. While Chili's menu offers up a delicious variety of fajitas, salads, burgers, and seafood, you may want to steer clear of the chips and salsa.

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  • Why You Should Pay Attention To The Flour You Buy At Costco

    Is there anything going on with Costco flour? One Reddit user recently claimed to have problems with the quality of flour they bought at Costco, finding it crawling with bugs a few weeks after storing it. Here's what you need to know about properly storing flour.

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  • The Real Difference Between Summer Squash And Zucchini

    Summer squash and zucchini get used pretty interchangeably in recipes -- if you've scoured the supermarket shelves for zucchini before only to come up empty, you might've just tossed a summer squash in your cart instead, figuring they're the same thing. They're close, but there are some differences.

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  • Nutrition Expert Exposes The Truth About Whole Wheat Bread

    Think about this as you sink your teeth into that soft, chewy sandwich: you might be making a big mistake. What's so alarming about a simple sandwich? For starters, it's the amount of processing that took a hearty whole grain and transformed it into a processed, nutrient-starved slice of dough

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  • What You Didn't Know About McDonald's First Drive-Thru

    McDonald's first drive-thru opened in January of 1975. It was a small, attendant-sized hole that restaurant manager David Rich,cut into the wall of his McDonald's franchise in Arizona. It wasn't glamourous, it didn't need to be. Rich designed the sliding window to attract soldiers, not civilians.

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  • The Weird Difference Between Lemons And Limes

    If you keep lemons and limes on hand to add a squeeze to your tea or a twist to your happy hour cocktail, then you might not have thought much about the difference between these two kinds of citrus fruits.

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  • What You Should Know Before Adding Milk To Your Coffee

    We add milk to our coffee to alter its texture and flavor as milk proteins can help turn a bitter dark cup of coffee into a mild, creamy beverage. It certainly isn't a surprise for those of us who need a little bit of cream with our caffeine, but it does beg the question: is it healthy for you?

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  • The Real Reason XO Sauce Is So Expensive

    Have you ever wondered why XO sauce is so expensive? For just a couple of ounces of this spicy and flavor packed sauce, you can expect spend $15 or more. This condiment's genesis began in Hong Kong in the early 1980s, but today you can purchase jars online or make this coveted condiment yourself.

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  • You Might Not Know The Real Name Of Cheetos' Cheesy Dust

    Cheetos are the unicorn of snack foods. Healthy or not healthy, it doesn't matter. They're magical. But have you ever wondered what to call that red and orange residue that stains your fingers and hands as you chow down on your crunchy or puffy Cheetos?

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  • The Truth About 'Margarita Burn'

    Margaritas are a real summer cocktail staple. The refreshing lime, kick of tequila, and added sweetener all combine to make the perfect hot weather pick-me-up. Unfortunately for us all, lime and sunshine are not always a match made in heaven.

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  • Why You Should Absolutely Never Touch The Prime Rib At A Buffet

    Prime rib, unfortunately, is not a great option either at buffet restaurants. First, it's simply hazardous for your waistline. According to Eat This Much, prime rib is loaded with large quantities of fat. This is simply not good for you. You'd be wiser to opt for something like a flank steak.

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  • Myths About Mexican Food You Can Stop Believing

    What comes to your mind when you picture Mexican food? A smattering of corn, cheese, spices, and freshly baked burritos and tacos, perhaps? What many of us don't realize is that Mexican food is incredibly diverse and goes beyond the usual crowd favorites we find at popular restaurant chains.

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  • The Game-Changing Trick That Makes Defrosted Meat Taste Better

    If you keep meat in your freezer at all times, you are probably familiar with the slight change in flavor that occurs after defrosting it. This is frustrating because you paid for that flavor and it feels a tiny bit like you're being punished for planning ahead and buying in bulk, right?

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  • The Untold Truth Of Oktoberfest

    As soon as you think about Oktoberfest, it's not uncommon for pints of beer, pretzels, and lederhosen to come to mind. But Oktoberfest is a lot more than the run-of-the-mill cliches you've come to know, even though they are a part of the festivities.

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  • Here's Why Brussels Sprouts Smell So Strange

    Brussels sprouts have been the butt of jokes forever. Kids notoriously hate them, while well-meaning parents continue to serve them for dinner. Most can agree that Brussels sprouts are good for you, but they also emit a weird aroma. What's with the smell?

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  • The Real Difference Between Meyer Lemons And Regular Lemons

    For many, a lemon may simply be a lemon. Unlike, say, apples, supermarkets don't sell a large variety of lemons. So, when presented with the new, fancier citrus, shoppers may be uncertain about why it's more expensive and whether they, like Lowry, would consider a cost worth paying.

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  • IHOP's New IHOPPY Hour Value Menu Has Everyone Talking

    There's nothing quite like a perfect stack of fluffy pancakes, ready to be topped with any number of syrups you'll find on the tables at IHOP. For the first time, IHOP just announced that it is rolling out a value menu specifically for afternoon and evening dining that goes way beyond breakfast.

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  • What Is Madeira Cake And What Does It Taste Like?

    Madeira wine's complex, deep flavors often carry hints of burnt sugar, caramel, walnut oil, hazelnuts, and orange peel. Madeira cake, on the other hand, is almost the definition of simplicity. Eggs and butter are, by and far, its most important ingredients.

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  • Perrier Vs. San Pellegrino: Which Is Better?

    With their green glass bottles, storied European heritage and bright, refreshing nature, it's clear that Perrier and San Pellegrino have a lot in common. But which is better?

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