• The Worst Kitchen Nightmares Dishes Ever Served

    Many restaurant owners on Kitchen Nightmares are stubborn (which Ramsay tries to help them break like a culinary drill sergeant), and it often leads to tense verbal bouts. He tries the food, as well, and the dishes on this list stand out as the cream of the "crap." Welcome to Ramsay-land, folks.

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  • Are Plant-Based Burgers Really Any Healthier?

    If there's one food trend that's just completely taken off in 2019, it's that of the meaty-tasting plant-based burger. The Impossible Burger, the Beyond Burger, and numerous imitators can now be found absolutely everywhere.

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  • Has Pumpkin Spice Spam Taken The Fall Food Trend Too Far?

    Pumpkin spice season is almost upon us, but this year it's not the Starbucks PSLs that we're most intrigued by. Instead, this year we're preparing ourselves for something a little more savory: Pumpkin spice Spam, which will be available for a limited time starting September 23.

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  • The Trick To Keeping Salad Fresh

    If you've ever bought a bag of mixed greens in anticipation of eating healthy salads all week only to discover that it's turned into a bag of green slime after just a few days, chances are you could use this trick to keeping salad fresh for longer.

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  • Why Does Asparagus Make Your Pee Smell Funny?

    Perfectly roasted asparagus is a thing of beauty, but after eating your share of this green vegetable, you might notice that your urine has a special new smell. You're not alone — about 40 percent of people agree that folate-rich asparagus makes their pee smell funny.

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  • Here's How The Pineapple Got Its Name

    Pineapples don't grow on pine trees, and they are definitely not apples. How, then, did this wonderful tropical fruit come by its unique moniker, and why did people call pinecones "pineapples" back in the day?

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  • Ina Garten's Secret To Foolproof 'Barbecue' Ribs

    Ina Garten is one of our favorite Food Network stars, and we trust her explicitly when it comes to transforming recipes that seem complicated into something easily made at home. Ina Garten's foolproof barbecue ribs recipe is just that.

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  • Here's What Meghan Markle's 38th Birthday Cake Looked Like

    Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, recently had her 38th birthday, and she celebrated with (what else?) cake. We finally got a glimpse of Markle's gorgeous birthday cake, and it looks both extravagant and simple all at once, which shouldn't come as a surprise considering Markle's personal style.

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  • The Chick-Fil-A Hack Brielle Biermann Swears By

    Brielle Biermann, reality TV star and daughter of Don't Be Tardy's Kim Zolciak-Biermann, really loves Chick-fil-A. In fact, she says CFA is responsible for her rockin' bod. Biermann took to Instagram Stories in June to explain this fried chicken weight loss phenomenon.

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  • The Best Way To Keep Bread Fresh

    Few things are worse than watching a perfectly good loaf of bread go to waste​ because you couldn't eat it fast enough. After a few days on the counter, your once fresh bread is now hard as a rock. Bits of mold are starting to appear, and the next place that bread is going is in the trash.

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  • Why Venti Starbucks Lattes Aren't Worth The Money

    The love of coffee in the U.S. is no secret. 64 percent of Americans enjoy at least one cup on a daily basis (via Reuters), and plenty of us coffee-lovers are heading into Starbucks to grab our daily latte. The next time you put in your order though, think carefully about what size latte you get.

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  • You've Been Peeling Bananas Wrong Your Whole Life

    Americans eat, on average, 27 pounds of bananas per person per year (via Fair Trade Campaign), but it turns out there's a good chance you've been peeling bananas wrong. Luckily, the right way to peel a banana for a quick healthy snack is really simple.

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  • Why Dryer Sheets Actually Belong In The Kitchen

    Should the thought of dryer sheets ever cross your mind, it's probably in some sort of laundry-related context, right? Would it shock you to learn that dryer sheets actually have many uses outside the laundry room? One of the best ways to use them is for cleaning pots and pans in the kitchen.

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  • Signs That A Jackfruit Is Ripe And Ready To Eat

    If you're a fan of the international market, you may have already heard of jackfruit. When first introduced to the U.S., this spiky fruit only came in cans, but now the actual fruit is slowly gaining popularity and making its way into grocery stores like Whole Foods.

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  • Chick-Fil-A Just Added A Cheesy New Menu Item

    If you love Chick-fil-A and are hoping for a new side item to pop up on their menu, get ready for some incredible news. The super popular fast food chain may be well-known for its chicken and waffle fries, but starting Monday, August 12, you can hop into your nearby location and grab something new.

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  • That Extra Cup Of Coffee Might Be A Bad Idea, Study Finds

    Coffee is likely part of your morning routine, and in fact, you might down multiple cups each day trying to stave off fatigue. In 2018, Reuters reported that 64 percent of adults in the United States noted they'd had at least one cup of coffee the previous day.

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  • How To Prevent Watery Coleslaw

    Maybe you like vinegar-based coleslaw, maybe you like mayonnaise-based, but no matter what your preference of dressings, nobody likes soggy, watery coleslaw — and nothing ruins a batch of the classic side dish faster than that dreaded puddle of diluted dressing at the bottom of your bowl.

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  • The Trick To Keeping Coffee Fresh

    There are few things more disappointing than making a pot of coffee and discovering that the pricey beans you purchased a few weeks earlier have gone stale. Fear not, caffeine fiends, keeping your coffee fresh is actually pretty simple.

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  • You've Been Marinating Meat Wrong Your Whole Life

    It's sort of amazing that we were able to enjoy any sort of food before the Internet came along, because it seems like we've been cooking and eating just about everything wrong our entire lives. We can now add marinating meat to the list of things we've been doing all wrong.

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  • Why Do Tomatoes Split?

    If you grow your own tomatoes (or buy them from your local farmers' market), you might notice that some ripe tomatoes have a split or two in their skin. Sometimes, people notice that their tomatoes tend to split following a heavy rain, or in specific spots on their tomatoes, such as near the stem.

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  • Rick And Morty Pickle Rick Cereal Drops In September

    Anybody want some pickle cereal for breakfast? No? What about if that cereal was Rick and Morty Pickle Rick cereal? Suddenly people become a lot more interested. Funko's latest contribution to breakfast is an awesomely bizarre cereal dedicated to the somewhat minor character Pickle Rick.

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