• Unearthed Blog Reveals Meghan Markle's Favorite Summer Cocktail

    While Meghan Markle might have had a little bit of a learning curve as she transitioned from being an American model and actress to becoming a member of the British royal family​, a long-ago blog post that's recently been unearthed reveals it's actually a role she may have been born to play.

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  • Are Sweet Potato Fries Any Healthier Than Regular Fries?

    As sad as it may be, we all know that french fries do not fall under any category of the food pyramid. Sure, they're made from potatoes which, according to Healthline, are a good source of potassium and vitamin C, but deep fry them and all that nutrition goes away.

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  • What Really Makes Sour Candy Sour?

    What exactly is the process that makes sour candies so sour? How do they get that infamous sandy coating? And why do you like it so much? This is what really makes sour candy sour.

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  • Is There Really A Difference Between Limes And Key Limes?

    There's no doubt that the diminutive Key lime is super-cute, but anyone who's ever tried to juice one knows what a chore it can be. It's understandable that you'd want to reach for a regular ol' lime instead, but are they even the same thing? What is a Key lime?

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  • The Starbucks Drink Nobody Orders But Should

    The last few gulps of any big drink isn't going to taste great. Whether we're talking about milkshakes, soft drinks, or coffee, it's usually too cold or too warm by the time you get to the bottom of it. Luckily, in the case of coffee — specifically Starbucks — there's something we can do about it.

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  • What To Do When Your Instant Pot Says 'Burn'

    The Instant Pot makes dinner a total breeze, and if you're a parent it's a lifesaver on busy weeknights when you forgot to plan ahead for dinner. But we can't help but panic when we're making dinner and our Instant Pot suddenly reads "burn." Is dinner ruined? Is the Instant Pot ruined?

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  • Do You Really Have To Refrigerate Butter?

    You know how difficult it can be to grab a stick of butter from the fridge and then actually try to use it on fresh bread or rolls. It's hard — literally. You either have to warm the butter up first, or hope that your fresh-from-the-oven rolls will soften it for you.

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  • 6 Best And 6 Worst Secret Menu Items

    It's great to be in-the-know about what's available at your favorite fast food place — even if it doesn't show up on the menu boards. But sometimes, ordering from the secret menu isn't all it's cracked up to be. These are the best and worst secret menu items out there.

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  • Is It Really Safe To Microwave Plastic Wrap?

    Maybe your leftovers are covered with plastic wrap, and you're wanting to pop them in the microwave. But wait — is this even a good idea? Is it actually safe to microwave food that's covered with plastic wrap?

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  • The Reason The Pioneer Woman Almost Never Happened

    Ree Drummond didn't know that starting her food blog, The Pioneer Woman, back in 2006 would land her on television. Since 2011 Drummond has been a fan favorite as the face of The Pioneer Woman, one of Food Network's leading television shows.

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  • The Dark Truth Of Food Eating Contests

    Love them or hate them, there's a good chance you feel pretty strongly about competitive eating contests. But there's a dark side to these eating contests, and it gets even more disturbing than you might be expecting.

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  • KFC Joins The Plant-Based Meat Craze With Beyond Fried Chicken

    On August 27, there will be something brand new at KFC: plant-based chicken. A single Atlanta restaurant, near Sun Trust Park, will start serving Beyond Fried Chicken this Tuesday (via Forbes). The plant-based chicken is a collaboration between KFC and Beyond Meat.

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  • The Unhealthiest Meal Found On The Wendy's Menu

    We all know that fast food menus are full of foods that can send one's daily calorie count through the roof with just a few bites. That hasn't stopped us from regularly hitting the drive-thru of our favorite burger joints, though, and Wendy's these days is selling burgers like gangbusters.

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  • You've Been Peeling Potatoes Wrong Your Entire Life

    Meat and potatoes go together like peanut butter and jelly. There's nothing better than sitting down to eat your perfectly cooked steak with a hefty side of potatoes, but there is a possibility you worked a little too hard to peel those potatoes.

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  • The Reason You Need To Clean Your Coffee Maker Immediately

    If it's been a while since you cleaned your coffee maker -- or you've never cleaned it -- you might want to do so before you pour that next cup of joe. Why? Because it's likely become a breeding ground for mold that is simply getting fired up every morning and ruining your coffee.

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  • The Real Reason You Should Start Cooking Bacon In Water

    Bacon really is the best, right? It's versatile and can be enjoyed as part of another recipe, slapped on a cheeseburger, or eaten by itself in all its glory. But if you've ever eaten bacon that wasn't cooked well (or perhaps it was cooked a little too well), then it's basically the worst thing ever.

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  • The One Reason Costco Might Revoke Your Membership

    There are many reasons shoppers keep coming back to Costco, from the amazing bargains to the popular food court with its oh-so-delicious pizza and everybody's favorite $1.50 hot dog and a soda combo. Another reason Costco shoppers are so loyal to the company is its incredibly generous return policy.

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  • Do You Really Need To Soak Dried Beans Overnight?

    If you've ever tried to make your favorite Mexican side dish or pot of chili at home using canned beans, you may have noticed a big difference in texture and flavor compared to what you get made by the pros.

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  • Here's How To Watch Good Eats: The Return Before Everyone Else

    Ever since Alton Brown's show Good Eats went off air, we've felt a void in Food Network's programming. No one talks the nitty gritty details of food science and cooking technique like Brown, and we're finally about to get another taste of his signature dry, wry style, because Good Eats is back.

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