• Is It Safe To Use A Kitchen Sponge During The Outbreak?

    As the coronavirus spreads, people are trying to safeguard against getting sick themselves. Though reusable sponges are something of a kitchen culprit as a breeding ground for millions of bacteria even when there's no global pandemic going on, you'll want to be even more cautious these days.

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  • Foods You'll Regret Not Having During A Coronavirus Quarantine

    The COVID-19 pandemic has sent the world into lockdown crisis mode. In recent days, grocery store shelves have been pillaged and lines just to get into some of these supermarkets have wrapped around stores. This pandemonium may have some folks wishing they had purchased more in their preparations.

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  • These Restaurants Are Offering Free Delivery Due To Coronavirus

    The restaurant economy is adapting to the coronavirus economy. With the population being encouraged to practice social distancing and avoid large gatherings to help contain and prevent the spread of COVID-19, delivery services are not only finding opportunity, but meeting a community need.

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  • The Truth About David Chang's Wife

    Anyone who loves food and cooking will know of David Chang because of the many popular restaurants he has founded around the world, and the success of Ugly Delicious, his part cooking, part travel show on Netflix. But many may not have heard of Chang's wife, Grace Seo Chang.

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  • You've Been Storing Hot Sauce Wrong Your Entire Life

    If you like some heat added to your food, there's a good chance a section of real estate in your refrigerator is occupied by hot sauce. There's a secret, though, that might cause your fridge to be hot sauce-free in the future, and it's not because your taste buds have changed.

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  • Grits Or Oatmeal: Which Is The Healthier Breakfast Option?

    Depending on where you grew up, grits or oatmeal might have been a staple of childhood. There's nothing like waking up and smelling the pleasant aroma of breakfast being prepared. However, if you didn't grow up in the south, you may not be familiar with what grits are.

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  • Is White Claw Healthier Than Beer?

    A big factor in White's Claw success, especially among younger consumers, is its perceived health benefits. Marketed with the tagline "Made Pure," a 12-ounce can of the gluten-free hard seltzer boasts just 100 calories and two grams of carbs.

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  • The Truth About Pink Lemons

    Just when we were getting bored in the produce aisle, you see something new in the citrus section. It's labeled a "pink lemon," but on the outside, at least, it isn't even remotely pink, and doesn't look too much like a lemon, either. So what is this weird new fruit?

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  • You Should Never Heat Grapes In Your Microwave. Here's Why

    The humble grape is quite a versatile fruit. Wineries turn grapes into the finest reds and whites. You can make jams and jellies with them, freeze them for healthy snacking, and bake them into pies. But there's one thing you shouldn't do with grapes: nuke them in the microwave.

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  • Where Does Sandra Lee Live And How Big Is Her Home?

    Celebrity chef Sandra Lee's $3.38 million home was built in 1948 following not particular rules of any one architectural style. The family that formerly owned the home had kept it for 50 years and sold it to Lee without even staging it. But Lee will certainly make this California home all her own.

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  • How To Safely Dine Out During The Coronavirus Outbreak

    While we're all in the early days of carrying out personal social distancing policies to protect ourselves from the COVID-19 coronavirus, there will come a time when we'll need a break from our own cooking. Here's what you need to know about dining out during the coronavirus outbreak.

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  • How To Get A Free Cone At Dairy Queen

    If you love Dairy Queen's signature swirl atop their soft-serve cones as much as we do, then it's time to get excited. For the sixth year in a row, Dairy Queen will celebrate the first day of spring as Free Cone Day.

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  • What Colonel Sanders Was Doing Before KFC

    Even though the iconic face of Kentucky Fried Chicken was worth millions thanks to his own hard work by the time of his death, Colonel Harland Sanders was something of a failure his entire life. What did he do before he founded KFC?

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  • Best And Worst New Easter Candy For 2020

    Some of our favorite confectioners have been busy in the corporate kitchen creating sugary delights for Easter 2020 that will not only satisfy, but ensure an empty Easter basket before the day ends. Some candy, though, doesn't seem to be that great.

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  • What You Need To Know Before Putting Milk In The Freezer

    In a perfect world, we'd be able to stick any sort of food in the freezer and be confident that it would be just fine later. We don't live in a perfect world, though, and as awesome as freezers are, there are some foods that just don't belong in there. Milk, in particular, is a bit of a toss-up.

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  • Here's How Much It Costs To Hire Paula Deen

    If you've got the cash, then you too can hire Paula Deen to add a dose of southern celebrity charm to your personal event. Celebrity chefs don't come cheap though, and hiring a TV big shot like Deen could very well cost you upwards of six figures.

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  • The Truth About 7-Eleven's New Chicken Restaurant

    No longer is 7-Eleven just a convenience store stop for a Big Gulp, because in 2019, the chain opened its first sit-down restaurant in Dallas. Now it's New York's turn with the chain's first Southern-inspired restaurant, Raise the Roost, located in Manhattan.

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  • How Restaurant Chains Are Dealing With The Coronavirus

    It's become very clear just how much of a disruption the coronavirus is having on people's daily lives. The coronavirus is also making people reconsider just how much time they want to spend in public among other people -- and that means a decline in dining out.

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