Disturbing Fast Food Controversies We Can Never Forget
From benign and amusing to troubling, here are some of the more prominent fast food controversies we can never forget -- no matter how much we'd like to.
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The Troubling Sweetener Behind The First Ever Diet Soda
Diet sodas were largely marketed towards people trying to lose weight. But the first ever sweetener used in diet sodas has some disturbing truth behind it.
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Aldi's Toasted Sesame Oil Is Once Again Being Cherished By Customers
You can find sesame oil at almost any major grocer. But Aldi has its own version that's a big hit among shoppers.
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The Clever Menu Hack To Get A Mini Chick-Fil-A Sundae
While you can't order a sundae outright at Chick-fil-A, there's a genius loophole that will help you get your hands on a mini Chick-fil-A sundae.
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The Dry-Aged Steak Trend Could Actually Be Centuries Old
Dry-aged steak may be all the rage now, but here's why the dry-aged steak trend could actually be centuries old.
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What Is An 'Oyster Blade' Cut Of Steak?
You may know common beef cuts like filet mignon or chuck roast, but there are some cuts that might be new to you, like the oyster blade. So what exactly is it?
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The Ideal Honey-To-Corn Syrup Ratio For The Easiest Substitution
If a recipe calls for corn syrup but you want to substitute honey, you should know the correct ratio to use so that you achieve the best results.
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12 Bourbon Books Every Whiskey Lover Needs To Read
Bourbon has a rich and fascinating history in America worth learning about. Check out these books about bourbon that every whiskey lover needs to read.
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Which Chain Has The Best Chicken Parmesan? Here's What Italiano Fans Had To Say - Exclusive Survey
We're not strangers to chicken parmesan in the U.S., and when it comes to the best chicken parmesan chain in America, here's what Italiano fans had to say.
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McDonald's Grimace Is Actually A Ginormous Taste Bud
You may have looked at the McDonaldland characters and wondered what exactly Grimace is supposed to be. This is the true nature of the purple character.
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The Mixer Hack That Stirs Natural Peanut Butter Without The Hassle
You've been craving peanut butter all day. Luckily, there is a quick way to reintegrate your solid peanut butter lump with the puddle of goop on top.
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10 Olive Oil Tips You'll Want To Try
Olive oil is a kitchen staple, and for good reason. This versatile oil can be used in so many ways - check out our olive oil tips to learn them all.
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The Strange Historical Connection Between Corn And Vampire Stories
Vampire mythology fascinates many of us, but did you know there's a link between vampires and corn? Here's how corn came to be associated with vampire myths.
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TikTok Is Stunned Over McDonald's Customers Receiving Chick-Fil-A Mac And Cheese
Earlier this month, a McDonald's served up a meal like they always do, but it wasn't a meal from the burger joint and was actually Chick-fil-A mac and cheese.
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You Might Want To Hold The Olive Oil When Roasting Vegetables
For many, roasting vegetables involves drizzling them with olive oil and seasoning. But you might consider keeping the oil in the pantry next time. Here's why.
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Here's Why You Should Never Eat Dry Cereal Alone For Breakfast
It's perfectly fine to be alone while eating dry cereal for breakfast, but it's not always a good idea to eat dry cereal alone for breakfast. And here's why.
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Copycat Red Lobster Brussels Sprouts Recipe
You never have to live without this classic Red Lobster side dish, thanks to this easy copycat Brussels sprouts recipe.
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15 Comfort Foods That Are Actually Good For You
When it comes to comfort food, you can have it all -- indulgence, flavor, and health benefits. We've rounded up 15 comfort foods that are actually good for you.
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The Temperature You Never Want To Top While Cooking Soft-Boiled Eggs
Making soft-boiled eggs at home is easy — all you need are a pot of water, a stove, and some eggs. But it requires some finesse and attention to detail.
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The 1 Ingredient That Can Totally Amp Up Your Peach Cobbler Recipe
There's one simple but crucial ingredient you may be overlooking that could be the difference between a pretty good peach cobbler and a truly delicious one.
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New Study Reveals That Spice Containers Are Crawling With Contamination
And even after you've finished cleaning your kitchen, contamination still lurks within. Yes, we're talking about your beloved spice containers.
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The Best Cheeses For Pizza, Ranked
For the culinarily curious, we've ranked the best cheeses for pizza to spice up your homemade pie nights, and here they are from good to amazing.
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Michael Symon's Toasting Technique For Perfect Rice Every Time
Ah, rice: so many ways to cook it. If you ask Michael Symon, he might tell you that the trick for cooking rice to perfection each time is to toast it first.
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How Long Does Frozen Chicken Really Last In The Freezer?
It's always handy to have some chicken in the freezer so you're ready to cook a classic dish, but you may wonder exactly how long the meat will stay good.
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We Finally Know Why Buca Di Beppo Is So Cheap
Buca di Beppo's made a business out of serving family-style fun for all generations. We've done the research on how it dishes up delicious food on the cheap.
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These Turkish Dumplings Are Served With Yogurt
There are many different kinds of dumplings from around the world but you may not know about these Turkish ones with a long history and several varieties.
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The Most Precise Word For That Too-Full Feeling After A Great Meal
It's a dream come true for your mouth ... and maybe a waking nightmare for your belly. The word "full" can't fully capture this feeling, but another term can.
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