Why You Should Consider Boiling Your Scrambled Eggs
There are tons of ways to make scrambled eggs, but this lesser-known hack involves the type of pan you use — or rather the type of pot you use.
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How Anthony Bourdain Really Felt About Ina Garten
Food Network alums Ina Garten and Anthony Bourdain had very different personalities. Here's what Bourdain really thought of the Barefoot Contessa, Ina Garten.
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The Pioneer Woman Says This Bible Verse Is One Of Her Family's Favorites
The Pioneer Woman's faith serves as her north star, and Ree Drummond has shared that she and her family really love this one particular verse from The Bible.
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Here's What You Can Use If You Don't Have A Sifter
If you're faced with a recipe that requires you to sift your flour and you don't have a sifter — fear not. There's another common kitchen gadget you can use.
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Why Giada De Laurentiis Says You Should Get Produce From A Farmers Market
One of De Laurentiis' best tips is to get produce from the farmers market, and there are plenty of reasons why you should listen to the celebrity chef.
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What Chopped Winner Mario Tolentino Is Up To Now
Since his successful run during Season 4 of Chopped, Mario Tolentino has worked as the chef at New York pop-ups and as executive chef at a hospitality group.
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Here's What To Substitute For Dairy In Meatloaf
If you find yourself making a last-minute meatloaf and realize you don't have any dairy milk on hand, there are a few substitutions you can make.
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Tournament Of Champions Is Just As Intense As This Show, According To Amanda Freitag
If you've been watching "Tournament of Champions," you may have also noticed the similarities between it and another popular Food Network show.
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What You Didn't Know About Chipotle's Carefully Curated Music
A lot of thinking and research goes into creating Chipotle's playlists. In fact, the company has even hired a person to create them for the outlets.
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The Secret Catch To Using Nuts As A Breadcrumb Substitute
There is one simple trick you can use to ensure that your nut mixture will work as a successful alternative to breadcrumbs.
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This Is How Giada De Laurentiis Gets Jade To Eat More Veggies
Giada De Laurentiis has a quick recipe that she claims can make even a picky eater change their tune about veggies, even if the science says it's impossible.
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You've Been Cleaning Your Stand Mixer All Wrong
While our stand mixers never fail to do right by us, we aren't great about doing right by them, especially when it comes to cleaning. Here are a few tips.
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You'll Regret Eating Great Value Peanut Butter. Here's Why
When picking your peanut butter, it might be tempting to go with Walmart's store brand, Great Value. All peanut butter is the same, right? Not so much.
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Why Andrew Zimmern Says Uber Eats Is So Bad For Restaurants - Exclusive
To say independent restaurants are having a bad year would be the understatement of the century, if you ask Bizarre Foods' Andrew Zimmern.
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This Is How Mayonnaise Is Really Made
The way mayonnaise is made at home is extremely different from the way they make the kind you buy at the grocery store.
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This Is How Jell-O Is Really Made
What is Jell-O made of? Does it really contain horses' hooves? From its long-reaching history to its key ingredients, this is how Jell-O is really made.
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Things Your Barista Wants You To Stop Doing
Here are some of the most common coffee-shop offenses your barista really wants you to stop doing.
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The Untold Truth Of Barrie House Coffee Roasters
Barrie House Coffee has been around for quite a long time, being first founded in 1934. But what else is there know about this coffee brand?
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The Truth About The 'World's Healthiest' Cookie
British chef Gurpareet Bains has a cookie recipe that includes four servings of vegetables and a full serving of fruit — a "Chikitsa Crumble."
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The Ridiculously Expensive Couch Bobby Flay Started A Lawsuit Over
Sofa sadness was the impetus behind a lawsuit Bobby Flay filed against New Jersey-based interior designer Jamie Stern Designs.
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The Real Reason McDonald's Sweden Just Got Rid Of Its Balloons
McDonald's in Sweden is more different than you might expect. One thing you wouldn't find so much at McDonald's in the U.S. is all the balloons.
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The Ingredient You Won't Regret Adding To Your Del Taco Burrito
Del Taco has epic combinations. Plus, you can customize your burrito with one ingredient that will leave you wondering why you never tried it before.
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The Iconic Dessert That May Have Actually Been A Mistake
Desserts are part of the American fabric, and one of the most beloved and hated cakes has a strange, unclear history about how it came to be.
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How Costco Australia's Food Menu Differs From Costco America's
Truthfully, the differences between Costco Australia's food menu and Costco America's are fairly subtle. Here's what to know.
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Here's How Much It Really Costs To Open An Arby's Franchise
Arby's is one of America's favorite fast-food sandwich chains. They "have the meats," as they say. Here's how much it really costs to open an Arby's franchise.
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What MasterChef Winner Gerron Hurt Is Doing Now
Gerron Hurt, one of Ramsay's kitchen prodigies from his hit show MasterChef, is rocking his culinary career and has already hit plenty of milestones.
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The Untold Truth Of Jell-O
Jell-O is weird stuff, and we're not even just talking about the texture. It's actually a modern brand that has a long and strange history.
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