The Best Potato Dishes Ever Seen On Diners, Drive-Ins And Dives
Guy Fieri loves to display his appetite for a wide range of flavors on screen. Here are the top potato dishes he digs into on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
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Baskin-Robbins' New Menu Is Inspired By A John Krasinski Movie
The summer blockbuster season is approaching, and Baskin-Robbins is teaming up with Paramount to bring John Krasinski's new film "IF" to life.
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Rachael Ray's Biggest Kitchen Fails On Her Show
Rachael Ray had many bloopers on her show, but some are more memorable than others. Here are some of her biggest kitchen fails recorded in front of an audience.
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Giada De Laurentiis Left Food Network For A Super Relatable Reason
Foodies know that Giada De Laurentiis was a staple of the Food Network for years. Now, one year after she left for Amazon Studios, she's opened up.
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Rachael Ray Vs Gordon Ramsay: Everything You Need To Know About Their Cooking Styles
Most of us enjoy watching Gordon Ramsay and Rachael Ray on TV. These two celebrity chefs are known for their personalities, yet have distinct cooking styles.
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Pop-Tarts' Unfrosted Strawberry Trat-Pops, Explained
Jerry Seinfeld is making a Pop-Tarts movie without the brand's permission, but it doesn't seem to mind. In fact, it's hosting a special giveaway for the film.
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12 Biggest Foods Guy Fieri Has Ever Eaten On Diners, Drive-Ins And Dives
Guy Fieri has seemingly seen and eaten it all on his hit show, "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives." Here are some of the biggest meals he's tackled for the series.
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Guy Fieri's Best Cooking Tips To Try In The Kitchen
Guy Fieri may be well known for his bleached hair and bombastic personality, but he also has some real kitchen skills. Here are some of his best cooking tips.
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The Most Tragic Things About Valerie Bertinelli's Life
Actor and Food Network host Valerie Bertinelli has led a very public life, with plenty of ups and downs. Here are some of the most tragic details of her story.
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Villa Chef Names The Food Lisa Vanderpump Won't Allow At Her Restaurant - Exclusive Interview
We spoke with Sous Chef Caroline Byl about her experiences shooting "Vanderpump Villa" at the stunning Chateau Rosabelle in the south of France.
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What America's Test Kitchen Doesn't Want You To Know
"America's Test Kitchen" is so transparent about what's happening in front of the camera that you might be surprised that there are secrets behind the scenes.
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The Forgotten Failures Of Emeril Lagasse
Celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse has made so many TV shows and launched so many products that some just missed that "bam!" factor that made him famous.
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Celebs Who Slammed The Food Network After They Left
Food Network has employed quite a few on-air stars over the years. Some have left and taken their hurt feelings public when discussing their former employer.
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Exclusive Clip: Top Chef Contestants Clash During Out-Of-Control Grocery Shop
On the upcoming episode of Bravo's "Top Chef," sparks fly as the Cheftestants find themselves in over their heads with with a $1,000 grocery budget.
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What Martin Yan From Yan Can Cook Is Doing Today
Martin Yan is a popular chef best known for his TV show "Yan Can Cook." Find out what Yan has been up to and see where you can watch him cook today.
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3 Ingredients Robert Irvine Always Stocks In His Pantry - Exclusive
What are the ingredients chef Robert Irvine stocks in his pantry? It's the humble things -- salt, pepper, cooking oil -- but with an attention to quality.
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Valerie Bertinelli Opens Up To Fans About Food Network Firing
Valerie Bertinelli was fired from her judging role on Food Network's "Kids Baking Championship" in early 2024. Now, she's sharing her thoughts on social media.
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What The Cameras Never Showed You On ABC's The Chew
You may think you know everything about "The Chew," but there's always more to learn. We have some behind-the-scenes tidbits that the cameras never revealed.
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Sex And The City's Scout Is A Real-Life NYC Cocktail Bar
The real-life version of Scout, the bar featured in the HBO series "Sex and the City," is a major tourist hub in New York City's SoHo neighborhood.
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Do Love Is Blind Contestants Really Get A Say In Their Wedding Menu?
Affection might be without vision on the Netflix show "Love is Blind" but many details of the show's production are meticulously prepared and heavily staged.
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Reasons Why Top Chef Is Totally Fake
Foodies got lucky when Bravo launched Top Chef in 2006. While parts of the show are authentic, here's why Top Chef won't be certified organic any time soon.
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The Most Iconic Food Scenes In 'The Sopranos'
There are countless iconic scenes from "The Sopranos," and many have food at the focal point. From Satriale's to Vesuvio, these are some of the most notable.
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What Really Happens Behind The Scenes At America's Test Kitchen?
America's Test Kitchen is renowned for the level of detail and care that goes into the show. Here's what really happens behind the scenes to make it happen.
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Hell's Kitchen Gets The Greenlight For 2 More Seasons. Here's What We Know
"Sartre" rightly claimed that hell is other people. What he didn't tell you is that those people appear on a TV show that has been renewed for two more seasons.
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Where Is Abby From Food Network's Kids Baking Championship Now?
It's been years since Abby Martin won over fans on "Kids Baking Championship." Here's what the talented young baker has been doing since 2018.
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The Forgotten Gems Of Emeril Lagasse's Early TV Career
Emeril Lagasse is Food Network's first major star. And while he isn't its most recognizable star today, his early TV career had some real gems worth revisiting.
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José Andrés Wants To Eat The Dune Sandworm
Celebrity chef José Andrés is known for using the freshest possible ingredients, but if he had his way, one of those ingredients would be a giant sandworm.
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