Canned Tuna Vs Canned Salmon: Everything You Need To Know
Canned salmon is a popular alternative to canned tuna. With similar nutrition points and both readily accessible, see how canned tuna and canned salmon compare.
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Guy Fieri's Latest Food Network Deal Lands The Chef $100 Million
Guy Fieri has inked another ginormous deal with the Food Network, further cementing his status as one of the most prominent faces in food.
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Trust Us, Chickpeas And Eggs Fry Together Perfectly
Chickpeas and eggs may not be the most obvious pairing when it comes to preparing a meal in a skillet but you will be sad that you didn't try the combo earlier.
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Mark Cuban Is Throwing In The Towel After Shark Tank Season 16
Mark Cuban has become a "Shark Tank" fixture that fans expect and appreciate. But his days on the show are numbered.
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Costco's Holiday Cookies Have Arrived And Customers Are Already Disappointed
Cookies are a staple of the holiday season, but many Costco shoppers feel they're being shorted. Higher prices on cookies are limiting their holiday cheer.
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For The Creamiest Homemade Frozen Yogurt, Sugar Is Key
Making frozen yogurt at home may sound like an insurmountable task, but it's simpler than you might think. Just remember to include sugar in the mix.
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Did Costco Alter Kirkland Butter's Water Content? Reddit Says Yes
Home bakers rely on trusted products to ensure consistency, but some Costco shoppers have noticed a change (and not for the better) in the store's butter.
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Even LongHorn Steakhouse Is Getting In On The ASMR Trend Now
A sizzling slab of beef might not be music to everyone's ears, but it can be ASMR for fans of LongHorn SteakHouse.
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The Grapes Used To Make Wine Aren't Your Normal Store-Bought Variety
Grapes are common at the supermarket, so why are some wines so expensive when they're just made from grapes? The grapes used to make wine are much different.
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Wendy's Baconator Is Getting A Pretzel Bun Upgrade
Fans of Wendy's Baconator may want to try the new pretzel-bun variant, available starting November 29. According to some, it outshines the original.
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There's A Big Cantaloupe Recall – Here's What You Need To Know
If you've purchased cantaloupe recently, you may want to refrain from eating it. The melons are facing a large-scale recall due to the presence of salmonella.
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Why You Should Pan Sear Steak Tips Before Cooking Them In The Oven
Steak tips are typically cooked in the oven, but pan-searing them first has some serious benefits to flavor and texture -- and shouldn't be skipped. Here's why.
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White Castle's Sloppy Joe Sliders And Mac & Cheese Nibblers Are Back
White Castle's Sloppy Joe Sliders are back, as are its Mac & Cheese Nibblers. Here's when and how to get them before they leave on February 4.
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The Key Role Jell-O Once Played At Ellis Island
In the early 20th century, immigrants arriving at Ellis Island were met with a unique food that has since become a dessert staple – Jell-O.
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In-N-Out Burger Vs McDonald's Beef: Everything You Need To Know
Both McDonald's and In-N-Out have dedicated fans who love the chains' burgers. Here's everything you need to know about the beef at McDonald's and In-N-Out.
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David Rose Names The Biggest Mistake People Are Making With Prime Rib - Exclusive
David Rose shared the top mistake he sees people make with prime rib and shared his simple tips to help your holiday roast get a nice, even cook.
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27 Dried Fruit Recipes To Sweeten Up Your Life
Dried fruit adds sweetness and a novel texture to a wide range of dishes. Here are our favorite dried fruit recipes from Mashed recipe developers to try out.
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15 Questions Chipotle Employees Hate Being Asked
Chipotle employees already have to put in a lot of work. Here are some of the questions customers ask that make employee shifts all the more difficult.
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What Does Horseradish Have To Do With Horses, Anyway?
Horseradish is decidedly not horse food and shouldn't be. So where on Earth did the association come from?
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Keep Frozen Mashed Potatoes Creamy With Extra Fat
If you have a surplus of leftover mashed potatoes, but you're afraid freezing them will make them unpalatable, add fat to maintain their creamy texture.
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Walnut And Sage-Crusted Salmon Recipe
Topped with a nutty, sweet-savory marinade, this weeknight salmon dish is practically effortless but explodes with flavor and crunchy texture.
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Coffee Mate Eggo Waffles Syrup Flavored Creamer Review: This Sweet Creamer Struggles To Distinguish Itself
Coffee Mate is introducing a new limited-time product: Eggo Waffles with Maple Syrup Flavored Creamer. We do a taste test so we can tell you what to expect.
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The 'Mustache Tax' That Comes With Drinking A Guinness
A study once commissioned by Guinness Brewery quantified the amount of beer that gets trapped in the fibers of a drinker's mustache and ends up being wasted.
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IHOP's Wonka Menu Does The Movie Proud
IHOP embarks on its most whimsical movie partnership ever with the upcoming release of "Wonka" from Warner Bros. Pictures. Scrumdiddlyumptious!
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The Worst Christmas Food Trends Of All Time
Many of us look forward to Christmas as a time to cook our favorite traditional festive recipes. But some Christmas food trends are better left in the past.
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Ina Garten's Breakfast Hot Dog Doesn't Scream 'Morning Meal'
Is it okay to eat a hot dog for breakfast? For Ina Garten, the answer is yes. However, some fans question the Food Network personality's ingredient choices.
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The Italian Origins Of Puttanesca Pasta Sauce
Pasta puttanesca has quite a saucy association indeed, though maybe not at all in the way you would expect.
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