What Does The Michelin Green Star Really Mean?
While most everyone is familiar with Michelin stars and the restaurants that receive them, there are other symbols worth following, like this new addition.
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Don't Refreeze Ground Beef After Doing This
You've defrosted some ground beef, but now your dinner plans have changed. Should you refreeze it? Don't refreeze ground beef after doing this.
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How The Flintstones Ended Up On Fruity Pebbles
First released nationally in 1971, Fruity Pebbles began as a tie-in cereal for The Flintstones new cartoon spinoff, The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show.
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The Pioneer Woman's Genius Ingredient Twist On A Classic Ice Cream Sundae
The Pioneer Woman, Ree Drummond, just took ice cream sundaes to a new level with her bacon addition.
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The Reason Someone Tried To Sue LaCroix
A plaintiff retracted a lawsuit against National Beverage Corporation -- the owners of LaCroix -- that claimed the company didn't only use natural ingredients.
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This Is Giada De Laurentiis' Citrusy Twist On Classic Pesto
Nothing helps evoke spring like a plate of fresh pasta with pesto. For even more spring flair, this is Giada De Laurentiis' citrusy twist on classic pesto.
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This Is Bobby Flay's #1 Burger Rule
You can always depend on celebrity chef Bobby Flay and his grilling savoir faire to shepherd you in your quest to create the perfect burger. Here's why.
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Read This Before Adding Coconut Oil To Your Diet For Weight Loss
While many are convinced that incorporating more coconut oil into their diets will add a slew of benefits, science has noted something entirely different.
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Easy Tuna Casserole Anyone Can Make For Dinner
Looking for a crowd-pleasing dinner that can come together at the last minute? We love Jason Goldstein's easy tuna casserole for being super simple and tasty!
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Chick-Fil-A Fans Are Losing It Over This Simple Fry Hack
This Chick-fil-A waffle fry hack is so easy, you could pull it off in the parking lot after your trip through the drive-thru.
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Whole Foods Has Good News For Fans Of NYC's Famous Levain Bakery
Whole Foods has good news for fans of NYC's famous Levain Bakery: The bakery's famous cookies will soon be available in stores nationwide.
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McDonald's Has Exciting News For BTS Fans
The world-famous K-pop band BTS just announced a collaboration with McDonald's, which will be releasing a BTS meal starting on May 26th. Here's what we know.
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Costco Shoppers Are Not Impressed With This Keto Pancake Mix
Costo has plenty of great deals and popular items, but Costco shoppers are not impressed with this keto pancake mix.
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Costco Shoppers Are Freaking Out Over Its Chocolate Coconut Covered Cashews
Costco shoppers are freaking out over its chocolate coconut covered cashews, which are now on sale for $8.49 for a 29-ounce jar.
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The Truth About The Brothers Who Started Pizza Hut
Pizza Hut was started by two brothers with $600 in the late 1950s -- now it's one of the largest and most popular pizza chains in the world.
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Courteney Cox's Kitchen Proves She's A Classic 'Monica'
Courteney Cox recently gave a her Instagram followers a video tour of her kitchen, and it proves she's a classic "Monica."
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How Long Chefs Actually Cook On Guy's Grocery Games
Reality television is a curated experience. But when Guy's Grocery Games gives 30 minutes to contestants for shopping and cooking, it really gives 30 minutes.
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The Truth About Ina Garten's Friendship With Martha Stewart
Ina Garten and Martha Stewart both have strong personalities, which has led to people assuming that they wouldn't get along. But this is far from the truth.
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Everything You Need To Know About Smashburger's New Spicy Chicken Sandwich
Smashburger's new sandwich features hot fried chicken, spicy red pepper mayo, and pickles on a classic toasted bun.
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Mirin Vs. Sake: What's The Difference?
You've probably heard of sake, and maybe you've heard of mirin. But what's the difference between the two Japanese rice wines?
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How The Cutthroat Kitchen Concept Originated
After watching Cutthroat Kitchen for years (or reruns), the question on many viewers' minds is: where did they get the idea for such insanity and mild torture?
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You've Been Grilling Mushrooms All Wrong
Mushrooms are great on the grill, but it's possible you've been grilling mushrooms all wrong. Here's a key mistake to avoid.
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How Fans Really Feel About Chopped 420
The limited-edition, ganja-focused spinoff of Food Network's Chopped begins streaming on April 20 on discovery+.
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The Rules Chefs Want You To Follow When Making A Leg Of Lamb
The first step when making a leg of lamb involves picking what type of leg you want. Here are the rules chefs want you to follow when making a leg of lamb
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This Viral TikTok Could Make You Think Twice About Using Wooden Spoons
A recent viral TikTok could make you think twice about using wooden spoons. They might be holding onto more food than you realize.
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Here's Why Chopped 420 Host Ron Funches Calls Himself A Junk Food Scientist
Between 2015 and 2019, Ron Funches dropped more than 140 pounds. Before that, he was a self-declared scientist of junk food. Here's why.
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The Egg Size Ina Garten Uses For All Of Her Baking
Ina Garten probably uses a larger egg size than what you're likely used to, which can be confusing if you're following her recipes.
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