Taco Bell's Grilled Cheese Burrito Is Permanently On The Menu (Finally)
Taco Bell will be making the Grilled Cheese Burrito, with its meaty inside and cheesy grilled exterior, a permanent fixture of its Live Mas menu.
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The Water Vs Milk Egg Debate Explained
If you have never tried adding liquids to your weekend scramble, brush up on the science behind it all. Here's why the water vs. milk debate really matters.
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Freddy's Frozen Custard Reese's Peanut Butter Concrete And Shake Review. It's Pure Peanut Butter Goodness
Freddy's has unveiled two new, limited-time-only custard creations: the Reese's Creamy Peanut Butter Shake and Crunchy Peanut Butter Concrete.
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How To Use Wine To Make An Unforgettable Omelet, According To Kevin O'Leary - Exclusive
"Shark Tank" investor and chef Kevin O'Leary, aka Chef Wonderful, detailed his process for using wine to make a stellar ham-and-mushroom omelet.
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Making A Great Dinner Is The Same As Making Marvel Movies, According To Joe Isidori And Joe Russo
The two men quickly bonded over their Italian heritage and respect for each other's work, and realized their careers are both tied to one passion: storytelling.
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Zingy Raspberry Jam Recipe
Learn how to make this homemade raspberry jam with either fresh or frozen fruit and use it to add a burst of flavor to toast, pastry, and or yogurt.
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Texas Funeral Cake Is Actually Chocolate Sheet Cake With European Origins
While Texas funeral cake has been a popular staple of the mourning process in the Lone Star State, it's actually chocolate sheet cake with European origins.
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Burger King Is Literally Giving Away Its New California BBQ Burgers
Burger King is literally giving away its new California BBQ burgers in a special promotion, but unfortunately for those stateside, it's only in the UK.
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Ben & Jerry's Is Supporting Its Scoopers' Desire To Unionize (For Now)
Ben & Jerry's workers are joining calls to unionize that have been heard at other companies, and the chain is supporting its scoopers' desire (for now).
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Who, Exactly, Is Taco Bell's Peter Davidson?
While we all know who Pete Davidson is, who, exactly, is Taco Bell's Peter Davidson? A completely different person, if the chain's commercial is any indication.
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But Seriously, How Many Glasses Are In A Bottle Of Champagne?
Every celebration deserves a bottle of champagne. Or maybe every time you open a bottle of champagne it's a celebration. So how many glasses are in a bottle?
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The Reason Why Your Baked Potatoes Are Not Crispy
The simple pleasure of a crispy baked potato cannot be understated. So how do you stop those skins from going soft or soggy? We've got you covered.
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Instead Of Fast Food, Rome's Late-Night Munchie Spot Is A Bakery
After an evening of drinking, Romans head to bakeries to sample the cannoli, maritozzi, and cornetti being prepared for tomorrow's early risers.
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You Have To Sign A Waiver Before Trying The Hottest Ice Cream In The World
There are some beyond-daring people who enjoy their food so unbelievably spicy, they must sign a document before eating it. Yes, that includes ice cream.
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What's The Difference Between Gazpacho And Vichyssoise?
There are lots of types of chilled soups, a couple of popular options being gazpacho and vichyssoise, but what is the difference really?
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Hailey Bieber's Air Fryer Wings Debuted On Her Brand New Cooking Show
The first episode of Hailey Bieber's new YouTube cooking show has dropped and she's whipping up some delicious-looking air fryer wings.
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Padma Lakshmi Hilariously Sends Her Household Into A Bacon Frenzy
Padma Lakshmi shared that a chance decision to whip up a batch of bacon caused quite a stir in her household.
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The Fruit That Ariana Grande Can't Get Enough Of
If you were to ever visit Ariana Grande's house, you might come to recognize berries as one of her kitchen staples.
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The 2 Parts Water, 1 Part Rice Rule Doesn't Always Work: Here's Why
When it comes to cooking rice, you might think that it all boils down to technique, but it's important to know the variety of grain you're working with.
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The World's Most Expensive Steak Comes From Pampered Cows
The world's most expensive steak, Wagyu, comes from pampered cows in Japan, and the rarest of those are fed a diet of olives.
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The Trick To Making Starbucks Cold Foam At Home
There are plenty of tutorials out there on how to make cold brew coffee, but how do you make that dreamy cold foam? We've got a few tricks you can try at home.
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The Mess-Free Way To Get Rid Of Grease Uses A Baking Staple
Some of the tastiest things in life involve grease. Frying up some bacon. Cooking some smash burgers on a cast iron griddle. Roasting a whole chicken.
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For An Extra Crispy Steak, Freeze The Meat
The solution to achieving that perfect, crispy-on-the-outside, juicy-on-the-inside steak is probably already in your freezer.
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The Complicated Process Of Determining A State's Official Food
If you take a look at the list of official state foods, you might wonder if the wacky blend was conjured up by a fifth-grader. And you'd be partially right.
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The Taco Bell Chicken Chipotle Melt That Totally Missed The Point Of Melt
When a Reddit user shared a photo of their disappointing Taco Bell Chicken Chipotle Melt, their fellow fast food fans had a few things to say.
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There's Probably Egg In The Mona Lisa (And A Lot Of Other Iconic Paintings)
We don't need to rave about the versatility of eggs in cuisine, but it's amazing how this protein made its way from the pantry to our shampoo - and paintings.
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Sunny Anderson's Hack For Getting Fresh Fries At McDonald's Is Genius
Nobody wants old fries that have been sitting under a heat lamp for too long. That's why Sunny Anderson's hack for getting fresh fries at McDonald's is genius.
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