• The Trick To Making Turkey Burgers Moist

    While turkey burgers may be lower in both fat and calories than burgers made of ground beef (and even the Impossible Burger), their overall healthiness may come at a cost — turkey burgers, if not properly cooked, can wind up being very dry. And who wants to bite into a hard, dry patty?

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  • The Worst Easter Dishes You'll Eat This Year

    When it comes to ranking holidays by their customary foods, Easter is no Thanksgiving, to be sure. Nor does it come anywhere close to Christmas, and some traditional Easter dishes are certainly questionable. Which ones are the worst?

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  • The Reason Americans Are Ditching Health Food During The Pandemic

    In the early days of coronavirus social distancing and self-quarantining, we're not exactly eating healthy. Emotions are running high, and for comfort, we're all running to the fridge — but when we get there, we want to see our friends Ben and Jerry, not those do-gooders kale and broccoli.

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  • The Surprising History Of Tiki Drinks

    Tiki drinks are never out of style. Okay, so maybe they've always been a bit outside the mainstream, but they nonetheless have a certain je ne sais cool that means they'll always be appreciated wherever people dream of tropical islands and thrill to the sounds of Don Ho singing "Tiny Bubbles."

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  • The Secret Weapon Behind Costco's Success

    Those who aren't Costco shoppers might wonder what keeps people coming back, but those who shop there regularly are in the know: It's their Kirkland Signature line, and it happens to be one of the store's secrets to success. Here's what you need to know about the popular private label.

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  • Here's How You Can Get Chick-Fil-A Sauce Without Stealing It

    While it may not technically be stealing, Chick-fil-A could save us all a guilt trip if only they would bottle those delicious sauces and sell them. Well, you're in luck sauce-dippers — because the chicken giant has finally caught on to just how popular their sauces are, and they plan to sell them.

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  • The Truth About Padma Lakshmi's New Hulu Show

    It takes a special kind of someone to enthrall audiences to watch them eat, but when it comes to Padma Lakshmi, we just can't get enough. Her love of food will be on display in her new show Taste the Nation on June 19. What's it all about?

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  • The Untold Truth Of Cookie Crisp

    The day that Cookie Crisp cereal first hit grocery store shelves back in 1977 was the day that every kid in America's dream came true. After all, there was finally a perfectly acceptable way to basically eat a bowl of chocolate chip cookies for breakfast. Here's what to know about the brand.

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  • Why You Should Steer Clear Of Corned Beef Hash At Restaurants

    Corned beef hash is on the menu at almost any diner or breakfast establishment (looking at you, Cracker Barrel). However, while it tends to be a popular side item at restaurants, it's surprisingly one of the things that chefs say you should never order when you go out to eat. Here's why.

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  • Aldi Shoppers Are Raving About These Festive Gingerbread Men

    On Dec. 9, the Instagram user @aldifavoritefinds posted a photo of several Aldi holiday sweets. The post included chocolate and vanilla green-frosted cupcakes, red velvet cupcakes, and soft iced sugar cookies. But, the one sweet treat that everyone is buzzing about are the gingerbread man cookies.

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  • Whole Foods Employee Reveals COVID Horror Story On Reddit

    No essential worker can anticipate — nor should they expect — going to work during a pandemic and be physically coughed on. A Reddit user who posted in r/wholefoods said they work at Whole Foods (though we can't confirm this) and had a terrifying exchange with a woman buying beer.

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  • The Difference Between SPAM And Bologna

    While they all might belong to the same family, each of the popular processed meats are unique in their own ways. Some are obvious: You know the difference between a hot dog and a piece of beef jerky, for instance. But others are a little more subtle, like what sets bologna apart from SPAM.

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  • Here's How You Can Watch Every Season Of Giada At Home

    Giada De Laurentiis is one of our favorite celebrity chefs. Her show, Giada at Home, first appeared on screens in 2008 and we've been feasting on her Italian recipes served California style ever since. If you are trying to figure out how you can watch De Laurentiis in action, we've got you covered.

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  • Kroger's First Store Was Much Different Than You'd Expect

    Today, Kroger is one of the most popular grocery chains in the country. But though it's a giant in the grocery game today, Kroger came from much humbler beginnings. In fact, the very first Kroger store wasn't even called "Kroger" when it originally opened for business.

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