Panda Express Menu Items The Staff Avoid At All Costs
Panda Express is a reliable place to go if you're craving American Chinese food. Find out what employees recommend avoiding before placing your order.
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Avoid Freezer Burn On Your Chicken With This Simple Method
While not unsafe for consumption, freezer-burnt chicken is dry and unpleasant. However, there are ways to avoid this unappetizing storage pitfall.
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The 11 Best Mayo Brands With Quality Ingredients
There are a lot of mayonnaise brands out there. We've narrowed it down to some of the best that use high-quality and largely humanely-sourced ingredients.
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The Type Of Wine You Should Be Pairing With Ham
Pairing wine with meat is a bit of an art form, with rules that sometimes need to be broken. Let's dive into what wines you can pair with ham.
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Florida's Natural Orange Juice Played A Pivotal Role In WWII
Orange juice is a common sight in homes in the United States and during World War II, juice from Florida oranges extended abroad to US soldiers.
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Why Chicken Pot Pie Always Tastes Better At A Restaurant
Chicken pot pie is a homemade classic, but something about the restaurant versions are very often better. Here's what chefs do to make chicken pot pie so good.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making With Homemade Sausage Gravy, According To An Expert
The simple pleasure of homemade sausage gravy can be ruined with one mistake. We asked Chef John Politte how to perfect this Southern breakfast staple.
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Shady Things About Olive Garden's Menu
Olive Garden might be popular for its unlimited breadsticks and salads, but underneath these charming qualities, the chain hides a few shady doings.
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The Ingredient That Gives Filipino Ube Macapuno Cake Its Iconic Color
Ube macapuno cake is as visually impressive as it is mesmerizing for the taste buds thanks to the heavy lifting of just one ingredient in the pastry.
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Springy Asparagus Carbonara Recipe
Shaved asparagus adds a pop of color and a fresh spring touch to classic, creamy carbonara. Better yet, this easy pasta dish is ready in 30 minutes or less.
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15 Best Baked Chicken Recipes
You don't need Shake 'N Bake to shake things up when baking chicken. All it takes is the right set of recipes. Here are 15 for you to choose from.
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How Layer Cakes Became An American Darling
Layer cakes, the high-rises of the dessert world, have hit the U.S.'s sweet spot for well over a century. But it owes its popularity to more than sugar.
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Why Duff Goldman Isn't Worried About His Daughter In The Spotlight
Celebrity chef and family man Duff Goldman has never let fame go to head. His fan-friendly approach to life in the spotlight extends to his young daughter.
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Why Tater Tots Always Taste Better At A Restaurant Than At Home
While Tater Tots may be a favorite when eating out, they often don't measure up when cooking at home. Here are some ways to make your homemade tots better.
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Deviled Egg Tulips Will Be The MVP Of Your Easter Celebration
Deviled eggs are an essential part of many Easter meals. Add some flair to this springtime staple by transforming them into delicious, decorative tulips.
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False Facts About Yogurt You Thought Were True
Yogurt has rightfully earned a spot in the refrigerator of many health-conscious consumers. We're here to weed out many of the misconceptions about it.
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The Cleveland Pizza Joint That's Travis Kelce-Approved
NFL player Travis Kelce visited Cleveland and hit up a local pizzeria while he was there, grabbing a couple of slices and sharing some love with the locals.
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Make Boring Old Tapioca Pudding Exciting With Coconut Milk And Cardamom
Do you find yourself falling asleep uncontrollably at the mere mention of tapioca pudding? If so, you need to wake up and smell the cardamom and coconut milk.
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Why You Should Stick To Imitation Vanilla Extract For Baked Goods
With its nuanced flavors, real vanilla extract is a costly and fragile option for desserts. Surprisingly, imitation varieties are often a better choice.
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The Big Rotisserie Chicken Change Costco Started Rolling Out
The rumors are true. Costco is making a big, environmentally conscious change to how it packages its popular rotisserie chicken - and shoppers are divided.
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Can You Be Kicked Out Of An All-You-Can-Eat Buffet For Eating Too Much?
Everyone loves an all-you-can-eat buffet - you can go back for seconds without paying another dime. But are these establishments actually all-you-can-eat?
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The Untold Truth Of Nikocado Avocado
YouTube personality Nikocado Avocado broadcasts mukbangs to his millions of followers. But Nikocado Avocado shares more than meals and often courts controversy.
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Starbucks Is Launching 3 New Canned Cold Brews In Creamy, Cafe-Inspired Flavors
Starbucks fans already know about its line of ready-to-drink beverages, but now, the chain is offering something new: canned cold brew in fan-favorite flavors.
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Hostess Meltamors Review: An Indulgent Upgrade To A Familiar Snack
Hostess Meltamors may bring to mind the brand's classic CupCakes, but can this new treat stand on its own? We tried two varieties to find out for ourselves.
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The Right Amount Of Ham To Make Per Person For Easter
If you're making plans for Easter dinner, that might involve figuring out how much ham to make per person. Don't sweat; it's very simple math.
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False Facts About Broccoli You Thought Were True
It may be one of the most popular veggies, but there's still plenty of broccoli misinformation out there. We're here to dispel the false facts for you.
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The Only Time You Should Put Vodka In The Freezer, According To An Expert
Generally, vodka and freezers don't mix. However, if you're mixing vodka with other ingredients, there may be moments when a freezer is vodka's best friend.
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