How Many Cookbooks Does Bobby Flay Have?
Bobby Flay operates a number of successful restaurants and stars on several Food Network TV shows, but just how many cookbooks does he have?
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The Unexpected Industry That Toppled Starbucks Sales In 2022
No one can deny Starbucks' prowess as the U.S.'s biggest coffeehouse chain in 2021 sales volume. But one industry has outperformed the coffeehouse chain.
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How Julia Child Accidentally Created The Modern Cooking Show
Julia Child accidentally inspired the modern cooking show with this historic television appearance.
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The Unexpected Ingredient You Should Use To Soak Apples
Apples are America's favorite fruit, however, they have one major downside. Use this unexpected ingredient to soak your apple slices and keep them for longer.
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Why You Should Consider Sipping Blue Curaçao This Summer
Blue curaçao is a staple at most parties, satisfying any participant's taste buds. Here's why you should make and sip on blue curaçao this summer.
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How Grocery Stores Are Adapting New Packaging To Prevent Shoplifting
Shoplifting isn't new. However, several factors have contributed to a rise in shoplifting cases throughout the United States over the past few years.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Pegan Diet
First invented in the 1970s, the paleo diet is free from preservatives and other harmful additives. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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The Taco Topping That Has Costco Shoppers Raving
A new taco topping has made Costco shoppers rave, receiving countless great reviews on social media. Here's what we are talking about and why you should try it.
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You've Been Buying The Wrong Nut Butter At Trader Joe's
One supermarket chain that takes advantage of Americans' hunger for nut butters is Trader Joe's. Here is the top-ranking nut butter at Trader Joe's.
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Is Red Food Dye Really Made From Beetles?
Dyes are used to make food look more appealing or to help consumers determine the flavor. Are the rumors that red food dye is really made from beetles true?
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How To Take Your Sweet Potato Fries To The Next Level
Sweet potato fries are amazing on their own, but with a little bit of spice, they hop to the next level. Here's how to serve and enjoy your healthy fries.
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Does Subway Really Have More Locations Than McDonald's?
When it comes to the world of fast-food, McDonald's and Subway couldn't be farther apart. But, which chain has more worldwide locations?
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You've Been Grilling Fruit Wrong This Whole Time
Summertime fruit seems even sweeter on those warm, relaxing days that replace the hustle and bustle of the school year. However, grilling fruit is an art.
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The Humble Origin Of Carl's Jr
From a single hotdog stand to an international food chain, as Carl's Jr celebrates its 80th anniversary we take a look at its humble beginnings.
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Why Google Employees Once Had An Issue With M&M's
Did you know that Google provides free M&Ms for its employees? However, this generosity almost backfired, causing an issue amongst employees.
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How Tomatoes In Clam Chowder Almost Became Illegal In Maine
Clam chowder is an iconic, clam-focused soup. While the correct ingredients are often a hotly contested topic, in Maine it escalated to political levels.
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Why You Shouldn't Make Toast In Your Air Fryer
The air fryer was invented by Fred Van Der Weij in 2005 and has since become popular for its ability to cook almost everything. Just not toast.
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The Clever Reason You Should Add Water To Your Pasta Sauce Jar
If you have little time to cook, adding a store-bought sauce to your meal might be a godsend. But here's why you should add water to the pasta sauce jar.
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The Iconic Fast-Food Menu Item That's Never Been Duplicated
Fans of this fast food dish say it has never been replicated by any other restaurant.
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The Simple Trick To Ensure Food Cooks Evenly In A Toaster Oven
If you're using a toaster oven, you've likely burned or undercooked your food at least once. So here's a trick to cooking any food perfectly every time.
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What Does The Modern American Pantry Really Look Like?
The modern American pantry is constantly evolving. Here's how to stock yours.
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How Ice Cube Trays Can Help You Make Ice Cream
How ice cube trays can help you make ice cream quickly and easily.
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5 Types Of Yeast And How To Pick The Right One When Baking
5 types of yeast and how to pick the right one when baking
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The Tray Rule In-N-Out Employees Must Follow
In-N-Out Burger is famous for "animal-style" fries, but the restaurant chain doesn't prefer things messy. In fact, there's one tray rule employees must follow.
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Mustard Hasn't Always Been Just A Condiment
Along with its classic uses, mustard can be used in a variety of recipes. But mustard hasn't always been a condiment. It's much more versatile than you think.
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The Real Reason Some Coffee Beans Taste Like Chocolate
The real reason some coffee beans taste like chocolate will have you reaching for your percolator or French press.
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New Survey Reveals Spinach-Artichoke Dip Is The Best Olive Garden Appetizer
Olive Garden isn't considered the most authentic Italian cuisine. But when it comes to its appetizers, fans call the Spinach-Artichoke Dip the best option.
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