What You're Really Eating When You Buy Pre-Made Meals From Grocery Stores
Many of us find ready-made meals a great option for busy schedules, but do you know what you're really eating when you buy pre-made meals from grocery stores?
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The Bear Would Be Considered A Unicorn In The Real-Life Restaurant Industry
"The Bear" may be entertaining, but it's considered more fiction than fact. The restaurant on the show would be considered a unicorn in real life.
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Traditional Food Media Is Satirically Portrayed On The Bear Season 2
Traditional food media is satirically portrayed on "The Bear" Season 2. The show highlights its importance in the restaurant world.
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What Happened To Creation Nation After Shark Tank?
This is what really happened to health food company Creation Nation after its appearance on Shark Tank.
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The Pastry World Is A Sterile But Beautiful Place On The Bear Season 2
Hulu's TV show "The Bear" has returned for a second season, and it is bringing sweet sterility to the world of pastries.
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The Sparkle Of Michelin Stars Muddles The Eyes Of The Bear Chefs
"The Bear" Season 2 finds Carmy Berzatto seemingly ambivalent about the idea of shooting for the (Michelin) stars.
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The Bear Season 2 Exchanges Chaos Cooking For An Elegantly Imperfect Fine Dining Experience
If you're all hyped up for Season 2 of "The Bear," no doubt you already know what to expect. Chaos is on the menu.
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The Tuna Red Flags You'll Never Un-See, According To Chef Morimoto - Exclusive
Chef Masaharu Morimoto explained the red flags to watch out for when picking tuna and gave his advice for rolling your high-quality finds into sushi.
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The One Ingredient That Can Make Or Break Homemade Hollandaise Sauce
If you're planning on making homemade hollandaise sauce, this one ingredient can make or break the recipe.
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Use An Almost Empty Mayo Jar For Easier Pasta Salad
As the old saying goes, waste not, want not. A TikTokers frugal hack for using up the last bit of mayonnaise in the jar has taken the internet by storm.
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Chick-Fil-A Wants To Give You Free Chicken For A Year
Chick-fil-A wants to give you free chicken for a year with a Summer of Cows. Here's how you can win.
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Costco Fans Are Dunking On A Biden Critic For Not Understanding How Math Works
When one New Mexico politician went to Twitter to blame President Joe Biden for the high cost of her latest Costco trip, many were quick to criticize her math.
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You Read That Right - A Rat Head Was Found In A School Lunch In China
The canteen has since had its license revoked, and both the school and the government agency will face punishment for the attempted rat head cover-up.
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A24 Releases A Cookbook Inspired By Its Movies' Most Unhinged Meals
A24 is releasing a cookbook inspired by its movies' most unhinged meals. Some of these are unbelievable.
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Aldi And Trader Joe's Are Part Of A Massive Frozen Fruit Recall For Potential Listeria
If you are in possession of any of this recalled fruit, you are encouraged to throw it away or take it back to the store where you bought it for a refund.
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Why You Should Dry Age A Whole Chicken In Butter
Dry aging in butter is an amazing way to infuse the chicken with fat and salt, all while tenderizing it ahead of cooking.
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Drinkflation Could Affect The Amount Of Booze In Your Beer
The higher the level of alcohol in a beer, the more tax the brewery owes, so brands like Foster's, Old Speckled Hen, and Heineken have been lowering their ABV.
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Homemade Fluffy Potato Bread Recipe
This homemade fluffy potato bread is ideal for sandwiches or as a simple dinner side dish.
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Krispy Kreme's Fourth Of July Lineup Is Bringing The Fireworks (And Sweetness)
To celebrate the U.S.'s 247th Independence Day, Krispy Kreme is releasing three brand new doughnuts beginning June 21 as part of the Stars and Stripes Dozen.
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Eating Apple Pie On The Fourth Of July Goes Back To The First American Cookbook
Eating apple pie on the Fourth of July could be a thing because recipes for apple pie appear in the very first cookbook published in America.
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Rich People Are Now Flocking To Discount Stores Like Aldi
Discount stores have been celebrated for their low prices, but shoppers of all income levels are flocking to them to score as many great deals as they can.
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Here's What Happened To Teaspressa After Shark Tank
Teaspressa didn't secure backing on "Shark Tank," but the tea company is still doing well.
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You Can Stop Worrying About That Room Temperature Mayo On Your Sandwich
You can stop worrying about that room temperature mayo on your sandwich. It's most likely safe to eat.
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Much Older Italian Barbecue Cooks Faster Than The American Version (But Gets The Same Results)
Italian barbecue involves a plethora of tasty entrees that are lighter, offer more variety, and are cooked faster.
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We've Been Smoking Meats Long Before Fourth Of July Barbecues
Before Fourth of July barbecue became modernized, Indigenous peoples smoked meat for practical reasons. Here's what you need to know about barbecue's history.
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If You Liked Playing Beer Pong In College, You'll Love The Drinking Game Beirut
If you liked playing Beer Pong in college, you'll love the drinking game Beirut. In fact, the two are very similar.
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Recent Survey Shows The Nostalgic Demand For Adult-Centered Fruit Cups
Per a recent survey commissioned by Del Monte, childhood nostalgia is one of the factors that drives consumer snacking preferences. That includes fruit cups.
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