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  • Steak
    Tips By Sarah Kuta August 3rd, 2020

    Mistakes Everyone Makes When Eating Steak

    If you're eating an expensive cut of meat like steak, there's a lot of easy mistakes to make. Read on so you don't make these mistakes again.

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  • Jar of peanut butter
    Facts By Heather Clark August 3rd, 2020

    Why You Might Want To Throw Away Your Peanut Butter If It Has This Ingredient

    When you purchase a jar of peanut butter, you probably assume you know what's inside. Just ground peanuts and maybe a little bit of salt, right? While some all-natural spreads can boast this short ingredients list, many jars of peanut butter on your supermarket shelves have a lot more in them.

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  • French onion soup
    Tips By Elle Woodside August 3rd, 2020

    This Is The Best Type Of Onion To Use In French Onion Soup

    rom not caramelizing the onions to skipping the classic crouton garnish, there are many mistakes that can spoil a beloved bowl of French onion soup. Make sure you start off on the right track by selecting the best type of onion for the dish.

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  • Nadiya Hussain's traybake pancakes
    Television By Megan Scott August 3rd, 2020

    This Sheet Pan Pancake Hack Changes Everything

    In practice, pancakes are really kind of a hassle. Until now! There's a hack for that and it comes from the most reliable of sources: Nadiya Hussain, winner of The Great British Bake-Off and host of her own cooking show, Nadiya's Time to Eat on Netflix.

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  • Wawa store at night
    News By Molly Harris August 3rd, 2020

    Wawa Just Announced Exciting News For Fans

    Wawa really takes on-the-go food and drinks for the road to a new level. That's why the chain has very exciting news for fans who just can't get enough Wawa eats.

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  • empty pantry
    News By Ralph Schwartz August 3rd, 2020

    The Truly Shocking Food News To Emerge From The Census

    A special survey undertaken this year by the U.S. Census has revealed an alarming trend during the COVID-19 pandemic. Although the pandemic and resulting economic shutdown have dragged on for months, the Census Bureau is reporting that the food insecurity problem is only getting worse.

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  • Wilford Brimley
    Television By Melissa Willets August 3rd, 2020

    Everything We Know About Legendary Quaker Oats Pitchman Wilford Brimley's Death

    Wilford Brimley was the face behind one of American's favorite breakfasts: oatmeal. The 85-year-old has passed away, confirms People. His manager Lynda Bensky told CNN the actor died in the hospital in Utah while receiving treatment for unspecified medical issues, and undergoing dialysis.

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  • Rachael Ray and John Cusimano
    Television By Kate Hagan Gallup August 3rd, 2020

    The Romantic Meal Responsible For Rachael Ray's Marriage

    There's nothing better than a heartwarming meet-cute story, and Rachael Ray and husband John Cusimano have the cutest. They recently told happy fans about the dish that inspired their first conversation, leading to many years together. Ray recently posted a video to Instagram.

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  • Drunken Detox
    Tips By Maria Scinto August 3rd, 2020

    This Unexpected Ingredient Will Change Your Vodka Cocktails Forever

    Is vodka your go-to mixer? While whiskey aficionados and gin snobs may look down on vodka for its less-flavorful profile, it has a unique charm all its own. As it turns out, there is an unusual ingredient you can add to you next vodka cocktail.

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  • Hard boiled eggs
    Facts By Karen Hart August 3rd, 2020

    You Should Never Microwave Whole Hard-Boiled Eggs. Here's Why

    Hard-boiled eggs are meant to be served and eaten cold, but if you make a big batch and want to warm one up, you need this PSA alert: Do not microwave your hard-boiled eggs in the microwave to reheat them.

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  • Costco sign
    Grocery By Karen Hart August 3rd, 2020

    The Real Reason Costco's Bacon Is So Cheap

    One of those private label items that Costco members love to buy is Kirkland bacon. It's easy to understand why. Bacon in bulk — 64 ounces to be exact, or four 16-ounce packages — can never be a bad thing, especially, at such a ham-tastic price. Why is it so cheap?

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  • Green tea
    Facts By Ben Fisher August 2nd, 2020

    Here's What Happens When You Drink Green Tea Every Day

    Green tea is often lauded as one of the healthiest drinks available. According to Umami Insider, green tea is widely consumed in countries like Japan, which has one of the longest life expectancies in the world (via World Bank). So, there may certainly be some truth to the claim.

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  • Hands on rolling pin
    Facts By Angela Gervasi August 2nd, 2020

    The Untold Story Of America's First French-Trained Chef

    French cuisine has always held a certain prestige and mystique, especially in the United States. But the cuisine wasn't brought to the States by a French-born chef. French food's culinary ambassador was James Hemings, a Paris-trained chef and slave of Thomas Jefferson.

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  • mozarella sticks
    Facts By Hanna Claeson August 2nd, 2020

    The Surprising Origin Of Mozzarella Sticks

    The precursor to mozzarella sticks might have been invented in medieval France in the late 14th century. But the deep-fried mozzarella sticks we love today may be more closely related to Americans' love for everything fried.

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  • Aldi store sign
    Tips By Megan Scott August 2nd, 2020

    The Aldi Chicken Dinner You Can Make For Less Than $3 Per Person

    The word "budget" as it pertains to food usually conjures up images of crinkly packages of ramen noodles. Why not opt for something just as satisfying with real chicken fresh off the bone, steamed veggies, and savory rice that will feed four people for less than $3 per serving?

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  • Padma Lakshmi
    Television By Erica Andrews August 2nd, 2020

    The Unbelievable Number Of Calories Padma Lakshmi Eats On Top Chef

    Longtime Top Chef host Padma Lakshmi has tried some incredible-looking dishes over the years. Because of these decadent meals, Lakshmi consumes way more than the 2,000 calories a day while filming Top Chef.

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  • Woman holding cup of Starbuck's coffee
    Restaurants By Karen Hart August 2nd, 2020

    Why You Should Think Twice About Ordering From Starbucks' Secret Menu

    Starbucks' secret menu lore has grown exponentially over the years. Who doesn't want to be friends with the guy who walks into the local Starbucks and walks out with a Butterbeer or Nutella Frappuccino? But there's a good reason to reconsider ordering such items.

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  • KFC pot pie
    Restaurants By Megan Scott August 2nd, 2020

    The Real Reason You Should Never Order KFC's Chicken Pot Pie

    Just mentioning chicken pot pie gives us all the feels. It's the edible version of a cozy sweater or a hug from mom. Unfortunately, if you head to KFC when you're in need of a food-hug, it's going to come in a very saturated, salty form.

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  • Coffee and tea
    Uncategorized By Karen Hart August 2nd, 2020

    Which Is A Better Breakfast Drink, Tea Or Coffee?

    It seems fair to say most coffee and tea drinkers need that jolt of energy caffeine provides to get us functioning and moving in the morning. But which of these drinks is the healthier way to begin your morning ritual?

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  • wooden bowl of mangos against green leaves
    How-To By Molly Harris August 1st, 2020

    You've Been Cutting Mangos Wrong Your Whole Life

    If you've ever tried to cut a mango or bitten into one, then chances are you know there is a big, flat seed in the middle that makes enjoying the fruit a little more difficult. Luckily, there is a proper way to cut mangos so you won't waste their flesh in the process.

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  • Bobby Flay
    Television By Erica Andrews August 1st, 2020

    Very Few Contestants Win Beat Bobby Flay, And We Think We Know Why

    Bobby Flay's charismatic personality and wit have definitely made him a fan favorite on the Food Network. And he's almost always the favorite to win on his show, his hit series, Beat Bobby Flay. Now we think we know why.

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  • Pepsi and Coke cans
    Facts By Ralph Schwartz August 1st, 2020

    Unpopular Opinion: Why Pepsi Is Better Than Coke

    Coke is winning the cola wars against Pepsi. Coke is found in more fast-food restaurants and can also claim a more colorful origin story. Despite all of Coke's apparent advantages, we take the unpopular stance that Pepsi is actually better than Coke.

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  • Intelligentsia Coffee in to-go cup
    Facts By Heather Clark August 1st, 2020

    Details You Didn't Know About Intelligentsia Coffee

    Intelligentsia Coffee was started by two friends who found the local coffee scene to be lacking high-quality freshly roasted varieties. After fruitlessly searching for the perfect cup, the pair embarked on a mission to be the change they wished to see in the coffee world.

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  • Somebody Feed Phil
    Television By Caroline Coral August 1st, 2020

    The Untold Truth Of Somebody Feed Phil

    When it comes to hosting a food-centric travel series, Phil Rosenthal is an unlikely candidate. The host of Netflix's Somebody Feed Phil is better known for his role as the creator of Everybody Loves Raymond.

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  • pepperoni pizza
    Facts By Elle Woodside August 1st, 2020

    The Surprising Origin Of Pepperoni Pizza

    American pizza, of course, is a descendent of the Italian pie. Pepperoni, on the other hand, is a New World addition. Food writer and historian John Mariani called pepperoni "purely an Italian-American creation."

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  • Peach growing on tree
    How-To By Maria Scinto August 1st, 2020

    These Fruits Are Best In Summer Months

    For as long as most of us have been alive, the concept of "seasonal fruits" has been somewhat vague since it seems that even in the dead of winter, supermarkets still carry a wide selection of fruits. But there are certain fruits that are best enjoyed at the summer.

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  • Popeyes
    Restaurants By Liz Barrett Foster July 31st, 2020

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

    The wildly popular Popeyes chicken sandwich opened new opportunities for franchises in different markets that serve a broader demographic. But how much money do you actually need to open your own Popeyes franchise and start selling those famous chicken sandwiches?

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