The Story Of Fish Sticks Had An Unappetizing Beginning
Fish sticks got their humble (albeit unappetizing) beginning when they were invented in the 1950s to get rid of excess fish.
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14 Retro Hacks To Cut Down On Food Costs
With food costs on the rise, it's important to expand your repertoire in the kitchen to keep bills low. Discover retro hacks for thrifty shopping and cooking.
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Kylie Jenner's Favorite Fast Food Restaurant Is The Obvious Choice
It's not always Michelin stars and strict diet habits for Kylie Jenner. As it turns out, she does enjoy the occasional cheat day with some fast food.
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Eating Accidentally Frozen Canned Food Is A Disaster Waiting To Happen
You have some accidentally frozen canned food on your hands. Is it safe to eat? Maybe, maybe not. This is what the food safety experts have to say.
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Thomas Jefferson's Dinner Guests Were Supposedly Horrified To See Him Eat A Tomato
According to legend, Jefferson once surprised his dinner guests by eating a tomato, which was an unusual food at the time. But, were they truly shocked?
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A Broken Double-Walled Ceramic Starbucks Cup Is A Gross Nightmare
If you have a double-walled ceramic Starbucks cup, you may want to inspect it for any cracks as they can potentially lead to health hazards.
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Gin Fizz Cocktail Recipe
This gin fizz cocktail features a refreshing lemon flavor and a foamy head.
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Foods That Are Most Likely To Be Recalled
Food recalls can be serious, but they're also inevitable. Keeping a watch on recalls and engaging in safe food practices can help keep you safe.
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What, Exactly, Is The Difference Between Blend And Single-Origin Coffee?
Many coffee shops distinguish their roasts simply by either the term "blend" or "single-origin." But what is the difference and how does that impact flavor?
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The Coronation Menu Will Be Without Two Key Ingredients, Thanks To Queen Camilla
The coronation of His Majesty King Charles III and The Queen Consort Camilla will be happening on May 6. However, she is not allowing these two ingredients.
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How To Microwave Bread Without Turning It Into A Hockey Puck
If you want your microwave-heated bread to turn out soft and pillowy, all you need is paper towels and some water.
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Is Repairing Your Kitchenaid Mixer Worth The Cost?
If you have a Kitchenaid mixer, it's likely one of your most treasured appliances. But what if it breaks? Is it worth it to have your Kitchenaid mixer repaired?
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The Ultimate Guide For Loading Your Dishwasher The Right Way
Dishwashers offer a convenient way to wash dishes. However, there are several steps that will help you ensure you're loading the dishwasher the right way.
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How American McDonald's Compares To Spain's McDonald's
If you're a U.S. McDonald's fan, you might think that a Big Mac with a side of fries is as good as it gets. Luckily, it gets better if you're in Spain.
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What Happened To Pizza Hut's Lunch Buffet (And Is It Still Around)
In the post-COVID age of delivery-only restaurants, all-you-can-eat buffets have become objects of nostalgia for many. But is Pizza Hut's buffet still around?
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Cherries
No matter how you like your cherries, there are certain dos and dont's when it comes to this fruit. We've rounded up some mistakes everyone makes with cherries.
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Vinegar Pie Is The Depression-Era Dessert That Should Make A Comeback
Maybe you're skeptical because of the name "vinegar pie." While you'd be right to assume that the pie contains vinegar, that doesn't mean it's not worth a try.
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Nyesha J. Arrington's Ingredients Are Celebrated In The Food Industry
Chef Arrington champions locally sourced, farm-fresh ingredients, and encourages others to prioritize fresh over processed in their kitchens.
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14 Different Types Of Eggs And How To Cook With Them
Here are 14 Different Types of Eggs and How to Cook with Them! Here's everything you need to know about these delicious delicacies and where you can get them.
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An Aldi Shopper's Hack For Easier Self-Checkouts Is Pure Genius
Some Aldi fans felt the supermarket chain was doing god's work when they began rolling out self-checkouts in 2019. Here's a hack to make things easier.
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11 Tips You Need For Your First Trip To The Butcher
At a well-run butcher shop, you'll be served by a professional able to prepare meat to your specifications and answer any questions about how it's sourced.
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We've Been Using The Fast-Food Drink Holder Wrong All Along
How can you get your fast-food drinks home without spilling them? This viral TikTok hack could be a game changer, though it doesn't work for everyone.
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Mythical Kitchen's Maine Pizza Is Taking TikTok On A Confusing Ride
You've seen it before: An unheard-of pizza style gets attention online from haters and defenders. Mythical Kitchen's "Bangor-syle pizza" changed the script.
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Filipino Cassava Cake Recipe
This Filipino cassava cake features grated cassava and an eggy, custard-like top.
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Secrets Of A Restaurant Chef: 12 Facts About Anne Burrell's Food Network Show
Let's take a look back at one of Food Network's most familiar faces, and explore how Anne Burrell's show "Secrets of a Restaurant Chef" came to be.
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California May Not Have A State Food, But It Has Many Official State Nuts
Most states have a dish that's their claim to fame, but California has multiple. While it may not have a state food, it has several official state nuts.
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The Willy Wonka-Style Ice Cream That Doesn't Melt (And How It's Made)
Move over Willy Wonka, because when it comes to never-melting ice cream, Japan is way ahead of you.
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