McDonald's Burgers You Can't Get In The US
The McDonald's Big Mac seems to be on the menu, regardless of the location. These burgers, however, you won't find in the United States anytime soon.
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The Dizzyingly Simple Spinning Trick For Flat Cakes
There are several ways home bakers can achieve smooth, even cakes, and one of the easiest ones involves simply spinning your cake pan before it bakes.
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How Fancy Cocktail Bars Get Impeccably Clear Ice
Pristine ice is a must for the perfect cocktail. How do bars get crystal clear ice when we're stuck with cloudy cubes at home? It's all in the freezing process.
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Get The Best Texture Out Of Canned Vegetables With This Crispy Tip
There are plenty of times when canned veggies might end up in your meals. But there's no need to resign yourself to limp, soggy veggies - try this trick.
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The Best Culver's Frozen Custard Flavors
Culver's is known for its frozen custard. But of all the flavor combinations out there, we've selected some of the best of what this restaurant has to offer.
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Why Butter Always Tastes Better When Eating At A Restaurant
Butter is something that chefs use in many forms to enhance their dishes in restaurants. Learn why it always tastes better when you eat out.
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Pluots Are A Hybrid Fruit That Emerged In The '80s
What is this strange fruit? Developed in the 1980s by California fruit breeder Floyd Zaiger, pluots are a versatile hybrid of plums and apricots.
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Your Chicken Salad Deserves A Curried Twist
If you find yourself hankering for chicken salad but don't want it to fall on the blander end of the flavor spectrum, spruce it up with curry powder.
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Rustic Smoked Cookies Are Just As Delicious As They Sound
If you thought you've tried every variation on the classic, brace yourself for a delicious twist: rustic smoked chocolate chip cookies, baked on the grill.
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Extra-Orange Orange Muffins Recipe
Orange works its way into the batter and the glaze for these almost-a-dessert muffins, making them feel like sunshine in a bite.
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Why There Are So Few Tim Hortons In The United States
Founded by a hockey legend, Tim Horton's is synonymous with doughnuts and coffee in Canada. However, the the chain has struggled gain traction the U.S.
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The Coveted Frosted Mini Crodots You Can Only Get In Certain Costco Stores
Costco's crodots are the discount giant's take on the cronut, a delectable hybrid of croissant and doughnut, but you made need to catch a plane to get some.
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Your Tuna Salad Deserves High-Quality Ingredients
If you're making tuna salad, don't cheap out on the ingredients. Consider get the best of the best for your meal.
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UK Fast Food Chains You Won't Find In The US
America is by no means the end all and be all of fast food. Here are the best fast-food chains to check out next time you find yourself in the U.K.
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The Trick To Rescue Your Mushy Rice
Mushy rice doesn't have to be a kitchen disaster. There are several ways to salvage those soggy grains and restore them to their former (and firmer) glory.
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You Should Be Sipping Cardamaro, A Wine-Infused Aperitif
There's no wrong time to enjoy this soirit! Similar to vermouth, Cardamaro is an aromatized wine that can be enjoyed as as an aperitif or a digestif.
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The Checkers/Rally's Sandwich Lineup, Ranked
Checkers/Rally's sandwich lineup runs the gamut from simple burgers to chicken sandwiches and bacon behemoths. We bought'em all to find out which is the best!
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Is Pork Safe To Eat When It's Still Pink In The Middle?
Judging a meat's doneness based on color can seem tricky or even like trichinosis in the case of pink pork. But knowing the temperature can save your bacon.
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The Subtle Differences Between Eggs In Purgatory And Shakshuka
Regardless of which spices you prefer, both dishes require a gentle simmering of tomatoes in aromatic herbs before the eggs are cracked into the sauce.
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The Most Unique Cakes From Around The World
From mooncake to mochi, we've rounded up some of the most distinctive cakes from around the world to inspire your next baking adventure or destination.
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The 19th-Century Reason Pizza Is Sometimes Called Pie
When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's a morsel of food history we'd love to explain. Even if pizza sends you over the moon, why call it pie?
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The Most Useless Cooking Utensils, According To Chefs
Kitchen tools and cooking utensils come in countless shapes and sizes, but some are not as useful as they appear. Here's what chefs say you don't need.
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Baked Cheeseburger Egg Rolls Recipe
Serve up this crispy, cheesy fusion recipe at your next party.
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China's Sacha Sauce Is The Ultimate Umami-Packed Ingredient
Sacha, or Chinese barbecue sauce, is an umami powerhouse of shallots, chilis, spices, and dried shrimp, which adds a big savory kick to a variety of dishes.
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McDonald's Philippines Sippable Boba Milk Tea Deserves A Spot On American Menus
The boba tea McFloats were launched in 2019 in the Philippines but never made their way stateside, though there are several ways to still satisfy that craving.
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Aldi's Best Ice Cream Items
Aldi is known for its wide range of food products, and its frozen dessert selection is no less extensive. Discover the best ice cream items at Aldi.
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Why Aldi Themed Weeks Are The Best Time To Shop
While people can find interesting food at Aldi any given week, during the special themed weeks, they might just fall in love with items from faraway places.
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