The Surprising Inspiration Behind Molly Yeh's Meatless Balls Recipe
There's a surprising inspiration behind Molly Yeh's meatless balls recipe. Just like us, Molly Yeh gets recipe inspiration from her past.
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The Truth About McDonald's Snack Wraps
Many McDonald's fans miss the beloved Snack Wrap, which is gone for some, but still available in other regions. Here's the truth about McDonald's Snack Wraps.
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Here's Where You've Seen The Actress In Cutwater Spirits' Super Bowl Ad Before
Cutwater Spirits will have an ad airing during the Super Bowl. The most exciting part: The ad the campaign involves a television star you're probably missing.
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Why You Recognize The 'King Of Cold Cuts' In Jimmy John's Super Bowl Ad
Here's why you recognize the 'king of cold cuts' in Jimmy John's new Super Bowl ad. This actor is best known for his role in Everybody Loves Raymond.
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Marcela Valladolid Reveals The Best Thing About Filming Selena + Chef - Exclusive
Selena + Chef features "quarantine cooking lessons" with notable chefs. Valladolid was happy to report the show is anything but a celebrity fluff piece.
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The Reason Ina Garten's Chocolate Cake Is So Good
Ina Garten captivates food lovers with her dishes and her personality. Fans also love her delicious recipes, which often have secret ingredients.
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Costco Shoppers Are Raving About Candy Snap Grapes
Costco shoppers are raving about candy snap grapes, a new variety of grapes now on sale. Costco fans compared these to cotton candy grapes.
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Nearly 20% Believe They're Most Likely To Have Stress-Free Shopping Experience At This Store
Is there a particular store brand that customers love much more than the others? Mashed conducted a survey of 656 participants to find out.
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What Really Happened To McDonaldland?
A bold marketing endeavor born in 1971, McDonaldland aimed to sell food to kids by capitalizing on their fascination with playful TV characters.
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How Steak 'N Shake Was Ahead Of Its Time
When Steak 'n Shake first opened in 1934, its founder had one idea that set the restaurant apart. This is how Steak 'n Shake was ahead of its time.
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How To Watch The Super Bowl With Ads If You Don't Have A TV
The long, happy marriage between Super Bowl ads and TV is starting to show signs of trouble. Here's how you can watch those ads without a TV.
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This Is The Real Difference Between Toffee And Butterscotch
These light brown-colored sweets may be closely related in the culinary world, but there are some key differences between the two.
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25% Of People Would Never Order This At Taco Bell
Mashed decided to find out: Given five popular items at Taco Bell, which were people least likely to order? More specifically, which would they never order?
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The Real Reason People Stopped Cooking With Corn Syrup
Corn syrup may be familiar to baking aficionados, but it's rare inside modern pantries. What is the real reason people have stopped cooking with corn syrup?
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The Shady Reason Amazon Has To Pay Its Drivers $61 Million
Says the FTC complaint, "Amazon secretly used nearly a third of customer tips to subsidize its own pay to drivers" for a two-and-a-half-year period, 2016-2019.
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Orange Juice Brands, Ranked Worst To Best
When it comes to brands of orange juice, things can get confusing; to help you deal with that, we've ranked orange juice brands -- starting with last place.
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These Are All The Times You Can Get Free Doughnuts From Krispy Kreme
If you play your cards right there are a variety of ways that you can score a free Krispy Kreme donut or two on different days of the year (or times of day).
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The Truth About The First Wawa Location
Stopping for that morning coffee or filling up your gas tank at Wawa might be part of your routine, but all those Wawa locations did not just appear overnight.
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The Clever Way Steak 'N Shake Figured Out How To Improve Its Menu
Steak 'n Shake first opened its retro red-and-white diner doors in 1934, after Gus Belt turned his poorly-performing gas station into a burger-lover's dream.
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What Is The Difference Between Honeycomb And Toffee?
There are a few key differences between honeycomb and toffee.
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What Is The Difference Between Labneh And Greek Yogurt
Things like Greek yogurt and its Middle Eastern cousin labneh, have been around for quite some time. Here's what makes them different and similar.
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The Tasty Ingredient Swap Robert Irvine Is Using To Update This Buffalo Classic
If you enjoy serving a popular dish like Buffalo's Beef on Weck sandwich, celebrity chef Robert Irvine uses this ingredient.
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The Ice Cream Flavor You Never Knew Baskin-Robbins Invented
Over the span of more than 75 years, Baskin-Robbins has introduced some well-known ice cream flavors to the world, including the one and only Pralines 'N Cream.
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The Real Difference Between Coconut Cream And Cream Of Coconut
They might look and sound (super) similar, but coconut cream and cream of coconut are two totally different, non-interchangeable things. Let us explain.
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You Might Want To Rethink Cinnabon Cinnamon Roll Cereal. Here's Why
Sometimes the craving for a cinnamon roll hits when you're nowhere near a kiosk -- and thus, Cinnabon Cereal was created. But you might want to think twice.
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The Real Reason The Doginator Retired From Competitive Eating
There's a number of amazing eaters who have smashed records, but ended up exiting the eating arenas in the pursuit of other interests, including The Doginator.
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What Is Jus Alpukat And How Do You Make It?
Although its name translates to "avocado juice," jus alpukat has a consistency that's much thicker and creamier than traditional juice.
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