There can be no discussion about Cinnabon's cinnamon rolls without addressing its tantalizing scent, which Bon Appetit describes as a union of browned butter, caramelized brown sugar, bread, and warm cinnamon. What kind of cinnamon do they use in their rolls?
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Whether an old-fashioned is your standby drink that you want to make at home or you simply want to try the classic cocktail for the first time, it is a deceptively simple drink. But because the drink is so simple, it is even more important to get all of the components right.
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Known for their no-frills shopping experience and devotion to efficiency, outlets are reporting the possibility of a massive shift coming to Aldi stores in the near future.
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You won't Taco Bell in Mexico, despite Mexico inspiring its food. It's not that Taco Bell hasn't tried, but its efforts have been met with poor success.
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Even the biggest brands in the food and beverage industry sometimes make missteps. One such flop was Pepsi Blue, a fluorescent soda that looked more like antifreeze than a beverage.
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Mushrooms have a wide range of varieties and an equally wide range of health benefits. They're used in cuisines the world over given their versatility. While the most popular type is the classic and beloved white button mushroom, the name "mushroom" has been applied to 38,000 types of fungus.
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If you're more of an occasional tea drinker, you may just stick to heating up your tea water in the microwave. Well, stop it.
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You know how to brew the perfect cup of joe with your French press. You may also already know that you can froth milk, rinse grains, and make broth with your French press (via Epicurious). But did you know that your French press is also the answer to how to make a perfect cup of tea?
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You have your first cup of coffee or two to wake you up in the morning, then a pick-me-up at the office to keep you awake during a meeting. Around 2 p.m., you grab a latte while catching up with some friends, and end dinner at your favorite Italian restaurant with shots of espresso.
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Pop superstar and actress Selena Gomez recently gave fans a mini-tour of the inside of her refrigerator and the internet is in love.
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Your favorite cheesy crunchy snack is about to get a mealtime makeover. Cheetos now comes in mac and cheese form, and the varieties offered will probably blow your mind.
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In 2019, Nielsen crowned the margarita as America's best-selling cocktail. Don't worry — we're not here to talk you out of ordering them. And neither would margarita-aficionados Jennifer Anniston, Matthew McConaughey, or George Clooney. If you're itching to make your own, don't make these mistakes.
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Chances are good that if you open your pantry or your refrigerator, you probably have a Goya Foods product or two sitting on a shelf. There's more to Goya's history as a company than politics and boycotts. Here's what you really need to know about Goya Foods.
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If you've ever had a bunch of bananas turn dark brown or even black way too fast, then you've probably been frustrated at having to use them quickly or freeze them to keep from wasting them. The real reason bananas ripen as they do comes down to temperature as well as a chemical reaction.
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This could well be the most versatile Chinese condiment you've never heard of. The deceptively unassuming XO sauce was imagined and created to go with just about everything it is served with, from steamed rice rolls to turnip cakes. What is its secret ingredient?
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Crispy bacon and savory sausage have been a staple of breakfasts for decades. Add some eggs or toast to the mix and you have a delightful meal to wake up to. However, if you're trying to eat healthier, it might be time to think about which breakfast meat is worse for you.
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No matter how refined your tastes and how expert-level your baking skills, there are times when you're not in the mood for a madeleine or a macaron (or a macaroon, for that matter). Instead, the one thing you're craving is a good old fudgy, chewy brownie. Here's the best way to make them.
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Goya, the largest Hispanic-owned food company in the United States, is facing political backlash after its CEO praised Donald Trump.
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The sudden disappearance of the Costco churro even led to a petition on Change.org to bring back the cinnamon-and-sugar-dusted pastries, but word on the internet is that they are poised to re-emerge — and they might be better than ever when they once again grace the menu.
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Before it disappeared from minds and kitchen cabinets, Crisco was actually invented specifically to replace lard after Upton Sinclair's novel The Jungle's portrayal of the meat packaging industry. Why don't people use it much these days?
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Tradition-loving Scots living in the United States hope they will soon enjoy their most cherished meal without being charged with a crime.
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A lot of things go through your mind when your power goes out unexpectedly. Is your cell phone charged? Do you have a flashlight? And perhaps most importantly, will you have to throw out all of the fresh meat, cheese, and vegetables in your refrigerator?
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Kit Kat's parent company, Nestlé, spent years marketing coffee-flavored candy to Japan. The reason? They wanted consumers to get an acquired taste for the real drink so they could buy that too, according to a case study from Better Marketing.
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You've been singing along ever since you read the title. You know you secretly love it. However, it may not be the best bar singalong tune right now. Don't you know we've got a pandemic going on here? And this is precisely the reason why a bar in Spain has now banned this classic anthem.
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Crispy, pan-fried tofu adds another layer of texture to a dish, or honestly, it can be great on its own if you do it right. Here's how.
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Cooking fish can be, well, smelly. Lucky for us, Rachael Ray has a trick to cook seafood sans the smell and was nice enough to share it. What is it?
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Because of the similarity in their ingredients, Thousand Island dressing is sometimes swapped out for Russian dressing on a Reuben sandwich, but you probably wouldn't see French dressing switched out for Russian dressing on a Reuben. What's the real difference between the two?
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