What You Need To Know About Low-Carb Flour
Being a longtime baker is no guarantee that you'll be a success at creating low-carb baked treats since alternative flours don't always behave like their wheat-y counterparts.
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Aldi's Decadent New Coffee Creamers Taste Like The Holidays
Sometimes, coffee is a vehicle for sugar and cream or, even better, luxuriously-flavored, holiday-themed creamers. Yes! It's that time of year when brands start infusing yummy dessert, candy, and cookie flavors into coffee creamer for our indulgent delight.
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The Strange Item You Should Add To Your Sous Vide Bath
Essentially, sous vide is when you cook food in a sealed bag within temperature-controlled water so that it will be perfectly cooked to your liking. There is one unusual item you might put in your sous vide bath next time you cook this way, though — or about 50 of them.
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Ranking Red Lobster's Most Popular Menu Items
Some menu items at Red Lobster have serious cult followings, like the signature bread basket offering, the Cheddar Bay Biscuit. Others, like the Ultimate Feast, are the brainchild of a marketing team. Here are some of the most popular items at Red Lobster, ranked from worst to first.
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Why McDonald's New Travis Scott Meal Has Some Franchisees Unhappy
McDonald's is already the biggest player in the fast-food game, but the brand is hoping some of rapper Travis Scott's success and Gen-Z appeal will rub off on the Golden Arches. The decision to collab with him, however, has some franchisees unhappy.
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Has Costco Really Changed Its Food Court Chicken Bakes?
You might have jumped for joy when you heard Costco was bringing back its chicken bakes to the food court. But some Costco members have been consulting one another on Reddit when they were less than impressed with the food court menu item they once knew and loved.
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The Popular Myth About New York Bagels You Can Stop Believing
New York bagels are the best, and that isn't an opinionated slight to your beloved local non-New York bakery. It's actually a matter of science and technique. You might have always heard that it's the water that makes New York bagels so good.
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Things You Should Never Order At Chipotle
When it comes to fast casual Mexican fare, Chipotle is at the top of the list for a lot of people. You may want to reconsider your standard go-to order next time you find yourself in line though. Some things at Chipotle may not be as healthy or fresh as you might think.
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The Truth About Ice Box Cake
In the hands of a dessert master, the icebox cake becomes a form of self-expression. The heart of the icebox cake is a recipe that is still provided on the yellow Nabisco Famous Chocolate Wafers package.
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What You Don't Know About Five Guys' Free Toppings
What really sets Five Guys apart from the burger shop pack are its seemingly limitless toppings. In truth, there are only 15, all of them deliciously free.
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Signs Your Cooked Rice Has Gone Bad
Uncooked rice is one of those long-lasting pantry staples that you can count on when you're all out of fresh groceries. Cooked rice? Not so much. But even uncooked rice won't last forever. But even uncooked rice won't last forever, and it's not always obvious when rice is past its prime.
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This Is The Worst Bottled Water To Buy At Walmart
If you buy bottled water, there's a good chance you buy it from Walmart. Binge on the wrong bottled water from their shelves for long enough, and you might theoretically be looking at extra trips to the dentist.
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Costco Just Gave Fall Dessert Lovers A Reason To Celebrate
Instagram Costco fan account @costco_empties recently spotted an apple crumb flavored cheesecake at their local Costco made by famous New York City bakery and diner Junior's. This 8-inch, 3-pound(!) cheesecake is just $15.99 and the treat is a perfect addition to any fall celebration.
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This Is The Best Dish Snoop Dogg Taught Martha Stewart How To Make
We may think of Martha Stewart as the one who's usually teaching us how to prepare foods, but in this case Snoop Dogg out-reciped the recipe creator. There are a number of things that Snoop has cooked for Stewart over the course of their friendship, but the best dish is his Lobster Newburg.
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Here's What You Should Know Before Signing Up For A CSA Box
So you're considering a radical change to your shopping habits: joining a CSA so you can get fresh produce and maybe some eggs, milk, or honey directly from a nearby farm. But you have questions. After reading this, you'll have answers.
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Why You Should Always Have White Wine Vinegar In Your Kitchen
Vinegar is one of those magical ingredients that have the power to create a bright, balanced, satisfying flavor our taste buds love. But white wine vinegar is actually made differently than regular distilled vinegar, and the process imparts some special nuance that makes it a must for your kitchen.
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The Real Reason People Don't Drink Pig's Milk
On the whole, pig's milk not far removed from cows milk before pasteurization. Milking a pig is a whole different animal. Doing so successfully might require coffee cups, a lot of patience, and a minor miracle.
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Twinkies Don't Stay Fresh As Long As You Think
There's a common urban legend that Twinkies never go bad. They could be a bomb shelter staple or a post-Zombie-apocalypse dessert option. People have claimed that Twinkies can still be eaten after 50 or even 100 years. Bad news: Twinkies definitely go bad.
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Martha Stewart's Unusual Kale Hack Changes Everything
Lifestyle guru and kitchen queen Martha Stewart built her empire on dishing out seriously good advice. More recently, Stewart has taken to the social media video platform TikTok. One video features Stewart de-ribbing a leaf of kale so fast it's like magic!
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You'll Never BBQ Again Without Grilling This Unexpected Food
Nearly anything goes when it comes to grilling. But there's one type of food that's rarely invited to your Sunday afternoon cookout: bread. In an interview with Mashed, Henk Drakulich, DVP & executive chef of La Brea Bakery Cafés, explained that we're all missing out.
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Outback's Bloomin' Fried Chicken Is Turning Heads
It's that time of year again at Outback Steakhouse. Your favorite appetizer, the Bloomin' Onion, is stepping out of the spotlight in favor of Bloomin' Fried Chicken, which we've missed since it reappeared on menus in July 2019.
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This Is The Secret To Chili's Iconic Baby Back Ribs
It's not every restaurant dish that'll make you break out into song, but Chili's baby back ribs definitely fits this description. In the words of one happy eater, "Chili's Grill & Bar — Server: Puts the plate down, Me: Takes the first bite, Brain: Queue the music! #chilisbabybackribs."
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The Useful Tweak Aldi Just Made To Its Cheese Packaging
There's so much to love about Aldi thanks to some of its creative and delicious products and the incredibly low prices you pay for them. However, the way its Happy Farms Deli Sliced Cheese had been packaged really didn't work for many people. Fortunately, Aldi appears to have seen the light.
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The Surprising Ingredient Your Barbecue Sauce Needs
What makes a good barbecue sauce? It's quite the loaded question depending on who you ask, and be prepared for the answer because everyone has an opinion. Regardless of which ingredients get the saliva going, there's always a way to kick the flavor up a notch with this surprising ingredient.
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Surprising Facts About Nespresso Coffee Capsules
When Nestle engineer Eric Favre took a trip to Rome in 1975, no one would have imagined that he would sow the seeds for an invention that could eventually marry the convenience of Mr. Coffee with the taste and quality of roasts at an Italian espresso bar.
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Reese's Peanut Butter Doesn't Taste How You'd Expect It To
Hershey's claims that their Reese's Creamy Peanut Butter tastes like they "scooped out of a bunch of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups." If that peanut truly butter existed, it would be the stuff that dreams are made of. It doesn't seem to.
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The Pro Chef's Technique For Dicing Onions
Of all the things you want to know how to do well in the kitchen, dicing an onion might be the most important. If you've ever found yourself hacking away at a scraggly-looking bulb, producing unevenly shaped pieces that you can barely see through your weepy onion tears, you know what we mean.
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