Pasta is a healthy food to eat if consumed in moderation, but tons of other types of pastas have popped up in response to healthy or clean eating trends. However, just because some pastas have vegetables in them does not automatically make them better for you.
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With stay-at-home orders in place during the pandemic, the demand for grocery delivery from Whole Foods has been at an all-time high. This has consequently meant that people, especially those in bigger cities, have not been able to find open delivery slots for days (or even weeks) at a time.
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Dasani Water is a brand of bottled purified water that is ubiquitous in vending machines, grocery stores, and drug stores across the United States. What's it all about?
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Sous vide cooking was, once upon a time, something only practiced by experimental chefs in fancy restaurants, but then sometime in the '00s it went mainstream. What's it all about?
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Fruity alcoholic drinks that come in champagne flutes are a brunch staple — however, the differences between the types can be confusing. The two most popular of these are mimosas and Bellinis.
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For some reason during this coronavirus crisis, eggs have been extremely hard to come by. Because of such demand, the United States Food and Drug Administration has decided that they're going to loosen their own regulations when it comes to the labeling of eggs.
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Everyone agrees that grocery stores are highly essential, and they have remained open during the pandemic, but some people involved in the grocery business are saying that stores should close their doors to the public.
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Just about everybody loves being presented with a birthday cake, and blowing out the candles before digging into the sweet treat is a tradition that carries on from childhood into adulthood. But why do we put candles on our cake and then insist on blowing them out while making a wish?
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I feel like the bearer of bad news, but turns out there are a lot of tasty food combinations that are terrible for your health.
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The receipt check at Costco is a strange thing, and a has a way of making the most innocent shopper feel like a criminal on the way out the door. But employees say they're not looking for stolen merchandise at all — in fact, they're there to help you.
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It's "crispety." It's "crunchety." It's full of chocolate and peanut-buttery goodness that sticks to your molars like glue -- it's Butterfinger. There are candy bars just about everyone can say they've tried, and Butterfinger is certainly among those. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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Some people love Donald Trump, and some... not so much. But nearly everyone can agree that something's just not right about the foods he eats and the way he eats them. From burnt steaks to soggy taco bowls, these are Donald Trump's worst crimes against food.
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Whether you can't get to the store, are looking to pinch pennies, or just want to enjoy the process of growing your own produce, why not repurpose whatever vegetables and herbs you can find in the kitchen, encouraging regrowth through scraps you'd otherwise throw away?
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Golden milk can best be described as a drink that starts off as a hot, steamed, dairy-free milk – think almond, cashew, or coconut milk — which is then mixed with turmeric, cinnamon, cardamom, maple syrup, and a dash of pepper.
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Vermouth is highly versatile (and highly underrated) when it comes to stocking home bars. People tend to pick up a bottle of dry vermouth to make martinis, but it can be used for so much more.
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What's the difference between yams and sweet potatoes, anyway? Are they really different?
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Aldi just dropped a new wine — and it has already caught everyone's attention. The budget grocery store is known for its deals and some great finds on its shelves, but this new wine is really a steal.
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Getting restaurants to deliver food to your doorstep isn't new, but it is becoming more common. So other than paying the restaurant for cooking the meal, should we even be thinking of tipping the delivery driver — and if so, how much should we plan on giving?
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What happens when you take a perennial family favorite, get rid of artificial dyes (known in the food industry as yellows No. 5 and 6), and replace that with paprika, annatto, and turmeric? You get artificial ingredient-free Kraft Mac and Cheese.
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Kroger, the largest grocery chain in the U.S., is calling on federal and state officials to designate supermarket workers as 'extended first responders' or 'emergency personnel.'
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We're running out of a lot of things, thanks to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, like toilet paper, canned goods, bread, and pasta. But the one grocery item we're likely to find in large quantities? Chicken wings. Here's why.
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People in 42 states are under orders to stay at home unless making an essential trip -- to the grocery store, for example, or to work at an essential job. However, it's been recommended that you avoid going out at all, if you can, over the next two weeks.
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Aldi has been noted in the past for its meticulous in-house test kitchens, and now those efforts have unleashed two new styles of frozen pizzas that offer the tried-and-true combo of sweet and heat. The grocery chain's house brand, Mama Cozzi's Pizza Kitchen, has introduced Hot Honey Pizza.
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If you've shopped at a Costco lately, there are a few things that you might notice. Due to social distancing measures, Costco has begun limiting the number of people who are allowed in their stores at any given time. Also, some people are being allowed to cut in line. Why is that?
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Beginning Sunday, March 15, Walmart will reduce the hours of operation at its stores and neighborhood marketplaces across the country as a part of its response to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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If you've been to a grocery store lately, you've probably noticed that a lot of your favorite items are either missing or low in stock. In some cases, entire stretches of grocery stores are bare. Why are grocery stores having so much trouble stocking their shelves?
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As the coronavirus-panicked population continues to storm the grocery stores, one item that has been almost literally flying off the shelves is about as basic as it gets — good old bread. Why is it that any hint of disaster has us feeling the need to stock up on this one particular staple?
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