Read This If You Recently Purchased Hostess Snoballs
While coconut is a key component of Snoballs, it's also the reason Hostess had to issue a voluntary recall of the cakes across the United States in April 2021.
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The Real Reason Food Vendors Are Still Missing From Sports Stadiums
Spring is here, and baseball is back! But why have all the food and drink vendors vanished?
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How Martha Stewart Really Joined Forces With BurgerFi - Exclusive
In an exclusive Mashed interview, BurgerFi CEO Julio Ramirez explained the company's interest in bringing Martha Stewart on.
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Why You Should Buy Kirkland Organic Maple Syrup
It has ranked highly in several best Costco product lists and has a cult following. Here's what makes Costco's maple syrup such a bestseller.
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The Truth About Sprite Zero
We don't think Sprite Zero is worth the buy. The reason? Sprite Zero reportedly has some questionable ingredients that can be pretty harmful for your health.
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The Store-Bought Condiment The Pioneer Woman Swears By
Many people would agree that most things are better made from scratch. But The Pioneer Woman admits there's one condiment that she buys from the grocery store.
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Pesto Isn't As Healthy As You Thought. Here's Why.
It turns out that pesto may be less healthy for you than other heavier options. So what makes this delicious dip so bad for you? Here's what we discovered.
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These Are The Types Of Apples In Barack Obama's Favorite Apple Pie
The pie, created by former White House Executive Pastry Chef Bill Yosses, was President Obama's favorite sweet treat and these are the kinds of apples in it.
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This Simple Trick Will Make Your Overnight Oats Taste Better
Overnight oats sound great on paper, but how do they taste? This answer depends on who you ask, but most people will tell you their taste is meh.
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This Is How To Swap Baking Soda And Baking Powder
Although baking allows for some leeway when it comes to swapping out one ingredient for another, the swapping out itself also requires precision. Here's why.
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The Las Vegas Hell's Kitchen Restaurant Is More Affordable Than You Might Think
Sitting in front of Caesars Palace Las Vegas, the iconic Hell's Kitchen pitchfork symbol calls to foodies and fans of the accomplished Gordon Ramsay.
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This Is Why Bobby Flay Can't Stand Lentils
When it comes to cooking, he specializes in Southwestern cuisine in particular. When it comes to his personal preferences, like many of us, he can be picky.
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Everything You Need To Know About Priyanka Chopra's New Restaurant
Two days ago, Priyanka Chopra Jonas announced on Instagram that she will open an Indian restaurant, named SONA, at 36 East 20th Street in New York City.
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The Truth About Julia Child's Marriage
Here's how the tamest of beginnings lead to a passionate love affair between the Childs and a subsequent marriage that was successful and steadfast.
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This Is The Worst Type Of Cooking Oil For You
Whatever your go-to cooking oil may be, the cruel truth is that there are some oils that are just not that great for you. But which oil is the worst?
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Alton Brown And Alex Guarnaschelli Disagree On This Baked Potato Step
A great baked potato debate recently sprung up on Twitter between esteemed Food Network stars Alton Brown and Alex Guarnaschelli.
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The Futuristic Way You May Soon Be Ordering Take-Out From Taco Bell
On April 14, Taco Bell will launch a fully digital Cantina in Times Square.
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The Major Wine Pairing Rule You Can Stop Worrying About
For the average wine drinker, finding a pairing can seem stressful. But there is one so-called rule that you can forget about to help you just enjoy your meal.
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The Creepy Story Behind Tortellini Pasta
As NPR reported, tortellini's name belies its true and totally creepy inspiration, which has nothing whatsoever to do with cakes or pies of any size.
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The Rules Chefs Want You To Follow When Making Risotto
Aside from a dash of patience and a little TLC, a few insider tips from chefs will help you become a risotto-making fiend.
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Nigella Lawson Says This Is A Great Substitute For Fresh Coriander
Knowing that there are people in the world who hate coriander, Lawson was quick to share that there is a substitute for this herb that she relies on.
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Read This Before Thawing Something On Your Countertop Again
While some defrosting techniques are considered to be on the safer side, there are a few reasons why you should steer clear of doing so on your countertops.
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The Bizarre Reason Quaker Oats Was Once Sued
MIT announced that it and the Quaker Oats company would pay $1.85 million as part of an out of court settlement. Here's the disturbing reason why.
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43% Of McDonald's Fans Agree This Was The Worst McFlurry Flavor
A survey conducted by Mashed asked a total of 658 individuals which McFlurry flavor was the worst. One of those options really stood out amongst the others.
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The Pioneer Woman's Favorite Casserole Combines Two Classic Dishes
While many of Drummond's recipes are showstoppers in and of themselves, it's her recipe that blends two delicious dishes together that steals the show.
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You've Been Preparing Jackfruit All Wrong
Opening this massive fruit isn't quite as easy as peeling a banana. But there are a few tricks to getting it right that are worth keeping in mind.
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The Real Reason The Best Cheesesteaks Use Ribeye
There are a lot of reasons that Philly makes the best cheesesteaks. Of utmost importance, of course, is the steak.
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