If you've ever wondered why on earth you should buy pure vanilla extract when you could get the fake stuff for much cheaper, look no further. There are real differences between pure vanilla, made from delicate orchid beans (yes), and artificial vanilla, literally made from petrochemicals and wood.
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This fan-favorite hot sauce from Mountain Dew won't be available at your local grocery store - we think. There will only be 500 bottles of this limited-edition product. As for the hot sauce itself, fortunately, we can share a little more information.
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Costco has now almost fully transitioned to selling cage-free eggs in the U.S. But before you celebrate by throwing an omelet party or egging someone's house (please don't) -- that cage-free designation isn't necessarily the ticket to a green-pastured life for chickens that you might think.
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Fans cannot get enough of Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds. Over the years, the two actors have initiated a friendly feud where they both take light jabs at each other. In an interesting turn of events, the actors are now taking their long-standing feud to Sam's Club for a very good cause.
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There's no shortage of chain restaurants in the United States. Not every chain is good, but these are guaranteed to deliver happiness to your taste buds.
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If you're a New Englander, you might've grown up knowing and loving brown bread, but if you're from any other part of the country, it's a little shocking to learn that this Northeastern staple comes in a can -- but just because it comes from a can doesn't mean it's not downright delicious.
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On Oct. 28, Middlesex University released a press announcement detailing the findings of research conducted by Tom Dickins, a Professor of Behavioral Science, and PhD candidate Sabrina Schalz to explain why people panic buy. Read on to learn more about the findings.
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Along with it's new popularity, quinoa has seen its fair share of rumors and misconceptions, so let's dive in and investigate some of those false facts.
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It can be easy to mix up mustard greens and collard greens. They look similar, and both are commonly used in Southern cuisine. But there are definitely some differences between the dark, leafy greens.
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M&M's are easily some of the most colorful candies out there, and while you may first picture milk chocolate when you think of what flavor lurks inside their shell, they frequently come in a variety of seasonal and limited-edition styles. There's a new M&M flavor that will be hitting the market.
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What's there to hate about candy corn? The orange, yellow, and white confection has somehow topped CandyStore.com's definitive list of worst Halloween candies two years in a row now. For some people, it seems to be the texture, other's are hating on the taste.
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While you might have your own favorites or go-to classics that you like to eat often such as penne, angel hair, or ravioli, there are hundreds of types of pasta shapes to try. One of those that's certainly worth sampling is radiatori.
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Soul food and Southern food are similar in a lot of ways, so it can be difficult to truly separate the two. In the most general terms, according to How Stuff Works, all soul food is Southern, but not all Southern food is soul food. Confused yet? Let us explain.
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Should you eat more apples or pears? Of these two powerhouse fruits, is one better overall? What it all comes down to is what you personally are looking for in terms of nutrition, as both apples and pears have immense nutritional benefits.
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In many cases, contestants on The Next Food Network Star really did become stars. Here's everything you need to know about The Next Food Network Star.
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Kiwifruit are a delicious option as far as fruits go. Whether you prefer eating them on their own or adding them to smoothies or add them to a dessert like parfait, there are several ways to enjoy them and reap the benefits.
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Coq au vin literally means "rooster with wine." This stew is a traditional peasant food with origins in the French countryside. Though dozens of variations exist, the essential ingredients for classic coq au vin are: bone-in chicken (dark meat, such as legs), red wine, bacon, mushrooms, and onions.
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It is really the ease of the guava that has us fawning over it. In fact, Epicurious points out that this fruit that tastes like a blend of a strawberry and a pear can be eaten whole. Yep, you can eat every last bit of this fruit, including the seeds — so definitely don't throw them out. Here's why.
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You may not know this, but when you're digging into a basket of wings, you're not even really eating true chicken wings. You're actually eating wingettes (and maybe some drumettes, too). So what's the difference?
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There are at least 23 types of bread in the world. From dinner rolls to baguettes to challah, each unique form of bread has an element that makes it truly wondrous - especially flatbread. But in the battle of the flatbreads, only one version reigns above all others.
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Sometimes, eating healthy means satisfying your cravings so you can continue to stick to your diet plan without taking a major detour or depriving yourself of the things you enjoy. Fortunately, there are quite a few lighter options available at Domino's that will satisfy almost any pizza craving.
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Halloween this year is really going to be something special. First off, it's on a Saturday, but what's even better is that on that night there will be not only a full moon, but a blue moon! If you live in South Florida, there is something special you can do to celebrate this occurrence.
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You might be used to seeing just plain red globe radishes with white centers at the store, but if you check out your farmers market, you'll likely find more kinds than you knew existed. Watermelon radishes are just one variation and they can be a little tougher to find, but are definitely worth it.
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The term "celebrity chef" gets tossed around a lot these days. While some are indeed true chefs others are merely posturing themselves as chefs in the kitchen.
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If you enjoy cooking food as much as eating it, then there is no place online like the New York Times Cooking Community Facebook page. But there are rumblings going on within the community at the moment -- and they have less to do with the sounds of hungry stomachs and more to do with discontent.
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Dollar stores are convenient when you're looking for affordable deals on your groceries and don't want to end up shelling out more money than you have to. As convenient as they are for a lot of your shopping needs, you do need to be smart while purchasing products from these super discounted shops.
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When you think of sarsaparilla, you might have an image of a cowboy bellying up to a bar to sip on the drink. However, forms of the beverage have been around for many more centuries prior. In fact, sarsaparillas were used in folk medicine and entered the international trade market in the 1530s.
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