• The Reason You Should Be Using A Meat Thermometer

    Rather than slashing into your chicken breast to see if there's any pink left in the middle, or leaving your pork chop cooking in the pan for an extra minute or two just to be sure it's done, a meat thermometer can help you cook your proteins to perfection without drying them out.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Witch Finger Grapes

    You might be used to just choosing between red and green grapes at the grocery store, but if you pay attention to the produce section, you might occasionally see a few unusual varieties. Among them are witch finger grapes, which look completely unlike any grape we're used to seeing.

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  • This Is The Most Underrated M&M's Flavor

    By now there are, like, 20 million different M&M varieties. While the website only lists 11 official flavors, this does not include M&M's varieties we know we've seen in stores. So which of these are worth trying, and is there one we may have missed, but shouldn't have?

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  • The Best Thanksgiving Pies You've Never Heard Of

    There's a lot to love about Thanksgiving dinner, starting with the turkey and ending with a food-induced snooze-fest on the couch. If your family is still finishing off Thanksgiving dinner with the same old pumpkin pie, it's time to mix things up. These pies are the perfect place to start.

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  • Dunkin's Spicy New Halloween Donut Is Turning Heads

    The newest addition to the Dunkin' menu is the Spicy Ghost Pepper Donut. It's made with the very hot ghost pepper and coated in fine, red sanding sugar. If you're not familiar with the ghost pepper, it can reach one million Scoville Heat Units -- by comparison, Tabasco ranges from 2,500-5,000 SHUs.

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  • This Is The Worst Maruchan Ramen Flavor

    Maruchan's less-sodium beef flavor is not likely to live up to its potential in terms of flavor. Less salt will make ramen taste not as great and you won't be able to ignore it, right? Instead of opting for the beef flavor, do yourself a favor and go for something different, such as soy sauce.

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  • How The Pandemic Created A Mason Jar Shortage

    Last time, we experienced a coin shortage and the time before that, toilet paper deprivation. Now, as the coronavirus pandemic follows our shift in seasons, we see a new shortage trending: Mason jars. Specifically, the lids for the jars.

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  • The Real Difference Between Dutch Apple Pies And French Apple Pies

    ver the years, new strands of apple pie emerged, including Dutch and French apple pie (tarte tatin). If you see them offered on a menu, they are very different. According to Leaf, Dutch apple pie sports a crumble top, while French apple pie is baked upside down and served without a top crust.

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  • The Real Reason Fritos Got Rid Of Their Mascot

    Fritos did not get rid of their Frito Bandito mascot because they wanted to; it took a 1971 lawsuit against the brand claiming the cartoon, depicting an unwholesome Mexican stereotype, defamed the character of everyone in the US with Mexican heritage for them to retire the Bandito.

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  • When You Overcook Cauliflower, This Is What Happens

    Seen as a healthy carb substitute, cauliflower is being tried like never before by health-conscious eaters across the nation. Cauliflower may just be the hottest vegetable around right now. But overcooked cauliflower is gross.

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  • What You Didn't Know About Jewel-Osco

    Midwesterners are no doubt familiar with Jewel-Osco, especially if you live in Illinois. But while it's now a popular Midwestern chain, Jewel-Osco hasn't always been a household name in Illinois. In fact, it didn't even start out as a grocery store.

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  • What You Should Always Do Before Heading To Sam's Club

    If you think shopping at Sam's Club alone will help you save money while stocking up on the items you need most often, then it's time to reconsider your shopping strategy. There's one thing that you should always do before you ever even arrive at your local store.

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  • Pizza Styles You May Not Have Heard Of

    It's no secret that there's plenty of top notch pizza to be found all over the country. Travel from state to state and you'll find independent pizzerias putting out unique pies that put even the most beloved chains to shame. Here's a look at five pizza styles that are worth a road trip.

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  • You Think Twice About Using Palm Oil. Here's Why

    Palm oil, which is a type of vegetable oil that is commonplace and is found in several products in our everyday lives. However, it has a dark side. If you're planning to buy palm oil or have products that list palm oil as a primary ingredient, you may want to reconsider.

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  • The Best Kitchen Deals To Score On Amazon Prime Day

    If you've never participated in Amazon Prime Day, then you've really been missing out. Prime Day is only available to Prime members, which makes this the perfect time to sign up for that 30-day free trial. There are oodles of deals for your kitchen — let's check them out.

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  • This Is What Happens When You Eat Pumpkin Every Day

    Just because the market is inundated with pumpkin products, should you be eating it on a daily basis? What exactly does it do to your body when you consume this fall favorite every day? We searched the internet for everything you need to know about the health pros and cons of eating this squash.

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  • Read This Before Putting Dry Spices In An Air Fryer

    Air fryers can be a godsend if you're someone who likes experimenting in the kitchen with new dishes. On the flip side, air fryers can be a bit inconvenient in the sense that there are certain items you need to be careful with, such as dry spices.

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