• What You Should Know About Red Dye 40

    Red Dye 40 — or Red Number 40 — is a Starburst ingredient and probably the reason why the red ones seduce us with their vibrancy. Hold up, however. But while the FDA approves the use of Red Dye 40 in cereal, beverages, gelatins, puddings, and confections in the U.S., others have raised concerns.

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  • The Bizarre Way This Florida Man Thawed His Thanksgiving Turkey

    One of the best, if not the most entertaining, turkey-related hacks to come out of Thanksgiving this year arrived via a Clearwater, Florida man who tossed a frozen turkey into his swimming pool in order to thaw it out. Is this an FDA-recommended method? No -- not even close.

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  • This Is What Lil Nas X Says It's Like To Cook With Gordon Ramsay

    If there's an award for best panini by a celebrity chef/musical artist duo, we think it would go to Lil Nas X and Gordon Ramsay for the sandwiches they made at Ramsay's Lucky Cat restaurant. Nas recently had a chance to tell the story of his time spent with the famous chef on an episode of Hot Ones.

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  • Denny's Fans Won't Want To Miss This Free Pancake Deal

    The holiday season is in full swing, and with all the shopping, decorating, and baking you've surely been doing, don't you think you deserve some pancakes? Well Denny's thinks you do, and they're offering free pancakes with qualifying online orders through December 6th in honor of Cyber Monday.

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  • Pillsbury's Festive Cookie Kit Lets You Build Funfetti Christmas Trees

    Holiday cookie art has a long tradition. Building gingerbread houses dates back to the 16th century, and variations on holiday cookie decorations have evolved over the years. Fast forward to today, and Pillsbury is continuing to keep this festive tradition alive with their latest holiday treats.

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  • The Untold Truth Of McDonald's Pizza

    Among the long list of discontinued items at McDonald's, perhaps the most intriguing is the McDonald's pizza. It also might also be one of the company's biggest failed investments. So let's dive into the untold truth of McDonald's pizza.

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  • How Dutch Apple Pie Is Different From The American Version

    The first ever apple pie recipe came from England in 1381 and spread across Europe, with the first Dutch version of the treat appearing in 1514. Dutch apple pie has maintained its popularity, and has some noticeable differences that set it apart from apple pie most commonly found in the U.S.

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  • The Real Reason Comfrey Tea Was Banned In The US

    Depending on who you ask, comfrey transforms into a kind of magical, miracle drug, to treat bronchitis, peptic ulcers, diarrhea, rheumatoid arthritis, and acne. But seeing that ancient Greeks and Romans used comfrey as a medicine in the form of tea, it appears that it was doing more harm than good.

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  • People Can't Stop Talking About This Viral Chick-Fil-A TikTok

    People can't stop talking about a viral Chick-fil-A TikTok video that reveals exactly how the fast food chain's chicken nuggets are made. As revealed in the viral TikTok, Chik-fil-A's chicken nuggets actually use real meat. Chik-fil-A fans took to TikTok to express their enthusiasm.

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  • The Unusual Ingredient Ina Garten Adds To Her Brownies

    Want to learn how to level up your brownies Barefoot Contessa-style? Ina Garten's "Outrageous Brownies" recipe calls for a surprising ingredient sure to give your brownies that extra rich flavor. Ina Garten's unusual brownie ingredient is probably already in your pantry.

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  • This Is Katie Lee's Secret To Making Fantastic Scrambled Eggs

    Scrambled eggs are a breakfast staple beloved by many, but for a dish so simple, it's not always easy getting your eggs just right. Food Network's Katie Lee has a secret to making fantastic scrambled eggs. For scrambled eggs, Katie Lee suggests paying attention to the heat of your pan.

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  • The Truth About What Different Carbs Do To Your Body

    We're certainly not about to tell you to cut ties with carbs. We need carbs - they're responsible for our bodies' main source of energy. But while some carbohydrates can do your body some serious favors, others can be a total drain on your well-being.

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  • Everything You Need To Know About The Rise Of Sour Beer

    Sour beer has been around for centuries, but only in recent years has it become a popular option to rival IPAs or pilsners. In the early days of beer-drinking, all beer was essentially sour beer. Sours have a distinctive taste that differs from most beers.

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  • Why These Sports Drink Ingredients Are So Concerning

    After a hard workout, a sports drink can feel like a breath of fresh air. But as you rush to replace those lost electrolytes, you may have overlooked the fact that some options in the market aren't great for you even if they're marketed as healthy choices.

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  • Myths That Trick You Into Thinking You're Eating Healthy

    But before you spend another dime on a diet product, or start changing the way you eat, Jamie Hickey, certified trainer, certified nutritionist, and founder of Truism Fitness, urges you not to fall for what are essentially myths about weight loss.

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