What Happened To FunBites After Shark Tank?
FunBites is a product developed by a mom to help picky eaters eat better foods. Pitched on "Shark Tank," the product remains a success today.
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Want To Try The World's Most Expensive Bloody Mary? Head To The Kentucky Derby
As if the ingredients aren't fancy enough, this Bloody Mary comes with a silver stirrer made by the same people responsible for the Kentucky Derby trophies.
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When (And When Not) To Use A Neutral Oil
With cooking oil options ranging from familiar to exotic, how can you be sure when to use each one? We've got the breakdown of when to use neutral oils.
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How Russian-Born Vodka Became An American Favorite
How did vodka and its Russian origins survive the Red Scare and make its way to becoming the most-loved booze in America? That all has to do with mixing.
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Kevin O'Leary Names His Favorite Food Deal He's Ever Made On Shark Tank - Exclusive
"Shark Tank" investor Kevin O'Leary has seen all kinds of quirky food inventions, but he revealed his favorite food deal in an exclusive interview with Mashed.
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Pillsbury Wants You To Forego Flowers For A Dessert Filled Bouquet On Mother's Day
Pillsbury has partnered with chef Amaris Jones - who has worked as Rick Ross' personal chef- to design two varieties of limited-edition Brunch Bouquets.
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Harry Potter Alumni Emma Watson Joins The Realm Of Celebrity Liquor Brands
Harry Potter star Emma Watson joins the likes of other celebrities who have partnered with liquor production companies to create their own unique branda.
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A New York Bar Known For Its Draft Cocktails Is Crowned Best Bar In North America
The newly-crowned Best Bar in North America offers a unique spin on its house cocktails and boasts an eclectic vibe. Learn about the Best Bar in North America.
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The Boozy Difference Between Zima, The First Hard Seltzer, And White Claw
Between Zima and White Claw, you may think that the two lowish-alcohol and fruity non-beers have nothing in common. But that's sort of not true.
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These Are The States That (Sadly) Don't Have Aldi Stores
Though Aldi has a large presence and widespread fanbase in the U.S., it doesn't have locations in every state. Here's where it's missing.
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The Nutella Hack That Corey B Can't Get Enough Of - Exclusive
Speaking with Mashed, social media sensation Corey B recommended making this easy and delicious snack with everyone's favorite hazelnut spread, Nutella.
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The Dairy Queen Hack To Score Double The Toppings On Dipped Cones
For those who enjoy Dairy Queen dipped cones, one TikToker shared her favorite hack for scoring extra toppings, and we must say, it's pretty ingenious.
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The State With The Most KFC Stores (And The Ones Without Locations)
There are a number of KFC locations around the country. However, some may be wondering about the states without locations and the area with the most.
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Padma Lakshmi Celebrates America's Global Cuisine In Taste The Nation Season 2 - Exclusive Interview
Host Padma Lakshmi spoke to Mashed about how Season 2 of "Taste the Nation" explores Puerto Rican, indigenous, and various immigrant experiences through food.
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Guy Fieri Isn't As Obnoxious As People Think, Here's Why
Guy Fieri is a divisive chef an TV personality. However, delving a little deeper into this character reveals quite a few genuine laughs and a lot of heart.
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The Acceptable Number Of Items To Take Through The Self-Checkout
What's the acceptable number of items to take through the self-checkout? Let's take a look.
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Did Dumplings Originate In China Or Japan?
Where did dumplings originate? While both China and Japan have changed the dumping game, which was the first to do it?
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New York Is The First State To Approve A Gas Stove Ban
New York is the first state to approve a gas stove ban. Here's what you should know about the ban.
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What Makes Caymus Wine So Special?
Caymus Vineyards, a family-owned winery in the Napa Valley has become one of the most renowned in the world. So what makes Caymus wine so special?
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Taco Bell And 13 Other Fast Food Restaurants That Will Cater Your Wedding
Looking to make your special day with your beloved even better? Consider this: Taco Bell and many other fast food restaurants will cater your wedding.
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The Best Way To Add New Life To Your Leftover Sushi Involves Eggs
The best way to add life to your leftover sushi involves eggs. Thanks to TikTok, you'll never have to deal with cold, dry sushi again unless you want to.
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King Charles III Breaks A Big And Kind Of Gross Coronation Food Tradition
King Charles III breaks a big and king of gross coronation food tradition by declining a lamprey pie -- and accepting an updated recipe instead.
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The Eggy Reason Blue Plate Mayonnaise Tastes So Different
Many fans of Blue Plate Mayonnaise cits its flavor as a reason for preferring it, and there's an eggy reason why it tastes so different from other brands.
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Carl's Jr. And Hardee's Are Using AI To Probably Replace Drive-Thru Workers
Carl's Jr. and Hardee's are using AI to probably replace drive-thru workers. Here's where the changes will take place.
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The Difference Between Dumplings And Pierogi
Dumplings and pierogi might seem the same at first glance, but they have a few key differences. Here's how to discern between the two.
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Your Favorite Bourbon Could Be Facing A Shortage Soon
Bad news: Your favorite bourbon could be facing a shortage soon. Here's what experts say about American white oak, used for bourbon barrels, in 2023 and beyond.
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McDonald's Smells A Recession Coming From People Ordering Fewer Fries
As people are tightening their belts due to inflation and a looming recession, they're ordering fewer fries. Here's what McDonald's is doing about it.
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