• The Game-Changing Trick That Makes Defrosted Meat Taste Better

    If you keep meat in your freezer at all times, you are probably familiar with the slight change in flavor that occurs after defrosting it. This is frustrating because you paid for that flavor and it feels a tiny bit like you're being punished for planning ahead and buying in bulk, right?

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  • Here's How To Get The Right Consistency For Aioli

    When done right, aioli elevates a simple hamburger to a gourmet meal fit for Gordon Ramsay. When attempted and failed, however, aioli is a sad reminder of what might have been, a slop of runny, garlicky disappointment that slides, unsatisfyingly off your expectant french fries.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Oktoberfest

    As soon as you think about Oktoberfest, it's not uncommon for pints of beer, pretzels, and lederhosen to come to mind. But Oktoberfest is a lot more than the run-of-the-mill cliches you've come to know, even though they are a part of the festivities.

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  • Here's Why Brussels Sprouts Smell So Strange

    Brussels sprouts have been the butt of jokes forever. Kids notoriously hate them, while well-meaning parents continue to serve them for dinner. Most can agree that Brussels sprouts are good for you, but they also emit a weird aroma. What's with the smell?

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  • The Real Difference Between Meyer Lemons And Regular Lemons

    For many, a lemon may simply be a lemon. Unlike, say, apples, supermarkets don't sell a large variety of lemons. So, when presented with the new, fancier citrus, shoppers may be uncertain about why it's more expensive and whether they, like Lowry, would consider a cost worth paying.

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  • IHOP's New IHOPPY Hour Value Menu Has Everyone Talking

    There's nothing quite like a perfect stack of fluffy pancakes, ready to be topped with any number of syrups you'll find on the tables at IHOP. For the first time, IHOP just announced that it is rolling out a value menu specifically for afternoon and evening dining that goes way beyond breakfast.

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  • How To Rescue Overcooked Vegetables

    Is there anything more disappointing than overcooked vegetables? You set out with good intentions and then in a matter of minutes, your hopes and dreams are reduced to a mushy mess. As there's little chance of eliminating all distractions, let's take a look at how to rescue overcooked vegetables.

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  • Here's How Much It Really Costs To Open A McDonald's Franchise

    Owning a McDonald's-franchised restaurant can bring joy on many fronts — you can become your own boss and bring joy to your local community. But, like all happiness, this comes at a cost. Owning this type of cheer can cost you a pretty penny initially, but you can reap some super-sized profits.

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  • What Is Madeira Cake And What Does It Taste Like?

    Madeira wine's complex, deep flavors often carry hints of burnt sugar, caramel, walnut oil, hazelnuts, and orange peel. Madeira cake, on the other hand, is almost the definition of simplicity. Eggs and butter are, by and far, its most important ingredients.

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  • Starbucks' Secret Ghostbusters Frappuccino Changes Everything

    The fall season of secret menu drinks is officially in full swing, and at the rate they're going, you'll likely have enough Starbucks secret menu drinks to get you through a whole month of spooky (or not-so-spooky!) Halloween movies. The newest addition to the lineup is the Ghostbusters Frappuccino.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Torchy's Tacos

    Torchy Tacos is popular for a reason. With as many as 75 outlets across the U.S., the rapidly expanding chain is started to develop a robust fan following. What's on offer? Scrumptious tacos, of course!

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  • The Only Way The Pioneer Woman Makes Grilled Cheese

    Ree Drummond's love affair with the childhood favorite grilled cheese sandwich is well documented. On her Pioneer Woman blog, she wrote, "I don't think I've ever met a grilled cheese sandwich I didn't love." There's a particular kind of cookware Drummond swears by for making grilled cheese.

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  • The Untold Truth Of San Pellegrino

    Before beverage aisles were proliferated with a sea of flavored sparkling waters like La Croix there was one green bottle that's remained synonymous with bubbly hydration. Named for a town in the Italian Alps, San Pellegrino has a fascinating backstory.

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  • The Real Reason Boneless Chicken Wings Aren't Actually Wings

    It's easy to see why fans of boneless wings value their delicacy of choice. Bones are notoriously the trickiest part of the chicken wing experience. However, detractors of boneless wings simply have to point out that they have no place in the conversation because they're not actually wings at all.

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  • Chamberlain Coffee Just Got A New Look. Here's Why

    Youtube blogger Emma Chamberlain recently unveiled the redesign of her coffee brand, Chamberlain Coffee. Now, the coffee blends come in the cartoon animal options of Careless Cat, Early Bird, Social Dog, and Night Owl.

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  • Why You Should Add Sparkling Wine To Your Scrambled Eggs

    Eggs are so versatile. You can use them in a variety of ways to create numerous dishes and baked goods. We are always looking for ways to up the egg scrambling game. That's why we think you might want to try cooking your next pan of scrambled eggs with sparkling wine.

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  • Why Meghan Markle Wouldn't Likely Serve The Queen Her Chicken Adobo

    Having grown up in Los Angeles, Meghan Markle was surrounded by tons of different cultures all blending together. One of her favorite dishes to make was Filipino-style chicken adobo. But, upon moving to London, the Duchess of Sussex had to give up using certain ingredients and recipes.

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