Sauce Boards Are A Chaotic But Flavorful Alternative For Easy Dipping
To step up your appetizer game, sauce boards offer a chaotic but flavorful alternative for easy dipping that will satisfy a crowd. Here's how to make them.
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Korean Glazed Eggplant Recipe
Add some flavor to eggplant with this Korean-inspired recipe, which features a gochujang glaze.
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Fast Food Menu Items That Changed The Game
Some fast food menu items are more of a big deal than you might think. Here are some of the ones that seriously changed the way the fast food industry operates.
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The Water Trick You Shouldn't Skip When Frying Chicken
Whether you're working with thighs, drumsticks, or quarters, pre-boiling ensures your fried chicken is cooked all the way through while also saving you time.
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Stop Throwing Away Your Juiced Citrus Peels
Saving your juiced citrus peels can result in a sweet, fresh simple syrup thoroughly imbued with intense citrus flavor with all sorts of great uses.
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The Reason Vodka Cranberry Is Also Called A Cape Codder
A vodka cranberry is a classic cocktail that has achieved legendary status. It's an icon among cocktail drinkers, but why is it sometimes called a Cape Codder?
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Strangest Food TV Shows Of All Time
While there's no shortage of television shows centered around food, they vary in content, quality, and appeal. Here are some of the strangest food shows.
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Even Spam Needs Space In The Pan To Cook
Spam is more popular than ever - and when the satisfyingly savory meat is given the same care in the pan as any other protein, it becomes perfectly crispy.
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The Crucial Reason You Should Be Eating Walnuts Every Day
Walnuts contain so many health benefits that many nutritionists have even begun calling walnuts the newest superfood.
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The Philadelphian Origins Of Tastykake
Tastykake is a Philadelphian staple, tracing back in the city over 100 years. Here's how it became a part of the Pennsylvania history.
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The Fast Food Secrets Club, Explained
The fast food secrets club: It turns out it's not as secret as it sounds. Anyone can join, and you can sign up for coupon codes and hacks for getting discounts.
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Top Scrambled Eggs With Truffle For An Ultra Luxurious Breakfast
Earthy and rare, truffles add an element of opulence to any dish. However, you may be surprised that the luxurious fungi can liven this breakfast staple.
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Plot Twist: Condiments Aren't The Culprit For Soggy Sandwiches
Contrary to popular opinion, condiments may help prevent your sandwich from getting soggy rather than causing it to.
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The Starchy Difference Between Dried Pasta In Italy And America
Are you curious about the contrasts in taste between Italy's dried pasta and the starchy boxed noodles found in our American kitchens?
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Taco Bell Menu Items Even The Staff Won't Eat
Many fast food fans love Taco Bell, but what do the workers really think of its food? Here are some of the Taco Bell menu items even the chain’s employees avoid
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The Easy Icing Tip You Shouldn't Skip When Making Cake Pops
In this method, the pop is dipped on a slight angle, then rolled in the icing, and finally twirled so that the icing drips off in a spinning tail of sweetness.
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Why You Should Be Using A Pop Tab To Pour Canned Soda
One TikToker showed that, by adjusting the pop tab to point upward, you can turn the soda can upside down in a glass and pour without any overflow.
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The Absolute Best Bread To Use For Steak Sandwiches
For an excellent steak sandwich, ciabatta provides the perfect combo of sturdy shell and soft center - it's easy to eat and an exceptional sauce sponge.
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The Tip For The Tastiest Chocolate Chip Cookies Is All In The Pan
Using this unique, slightly-violent technique will score you nice waves of texture, prevent your cookies from becoming too dense, and reveal a gooey center.
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Some Canadian McDonald's Charge For To-Go Bags, Baffling Customers
A new fee on paper bags at restaurants and fast food chains has gone into effect in Canada, and customers will have to decide if they'll pay it or get creative.
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What Happened To Bottle Breacher After Shark Tank?
If you're looking to kick back with a bottle of cheap beer and want an ammunition-themed way of opening said bottle, Bottle Breacher is still around today.
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The Regional Soda You Should Use To Make Homemade Barbecue Sauce
Now Southern grill masters are letting us in on the secret ingredient they're using to take barbecue to a sticky sweet new level: Big Red Soda.
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The Humble Origins Of Potato Chip Sandwiches
Despite every youth's belief that they created the potato chip sandwich, the legendary meal has a couple of colorful origin stories of questionable veracity.
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Copycat Jollibee Gravy Recipe
The Filipino fast food chain Jollibee is known for serving an umami-packed gravy alongside its fried chicken; here's our take on the scrumptious condiment.
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Unusual Foods People Used To Eat
We're looking as far back as Ancient Rome and as recently as the Depression era to uncover the oddest foods to grace their dinner tables.
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A New McDonald's Cookies And Creme-Flavored Pie Was Spotted
Malaysia and Hong Kong's McDonald's cookies and cream pie has been a coveted dessert, and fans are thrilled it's been spotted in domestic McDonald's locations.
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Gatorade Cocktails Are The Perfect Party Combo To Stay Hydrated
Sure, it makes sense to alternate boozy drinks with glasses of water to avoid a hangover, but what about mixing Gatorade and liquor to make Gatorade cocktails?
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