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Turn To Frozen Fruit For The Ultimate Pancake Topping
Kitchen
Turn To Frozen Fruit For The Ultimate Pancake Topping
S. Ferrari

Take your homemade pancakes to the next level by adding some sweet fruity flavor atop your stack. All you need is some frozen fruit to transform your flapjacks.

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  • Swedish cardamom buns with pearl sugar on tray
    Culture

    Here's Why Cardamom Is A Star Of Scandinavian Baking

    S. Ferrari
    Cardamom is a warming spice that has become ingrained in Scandinavian culture, especially in various pastries, with cardamom buns being a daily staple.
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  • zucchini noodle dish in pot
    Kitchen

    Don't Have A Spiralizer? Use A Julienne Peeler For Zucchini Noodles Instead

    Rebecca Riddle
    It's easy to create zucchini noodles with a julienne peeler, so there's no need to invest in the more costly (and less versatile) spiralizer.
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  • Kraft Mac & Cheese Popcorn
    Exclusives

    We Tried Kraft Mac & Cheese Popcorn And It Was Kind Of Disappointing

    Monika Sudakov
    Nostalgia alone should make this snack a hit with those who ate the stuff from the blue box, but we had to find out first-hand if it's a revelation or a regret.
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  • container of McDonald's fries
    Restaurants

    What Kinds Of Oil Does McDonald's Use In Its Food?

    DB Kelly
    Generally speaking, there are two different types of oil you might find in your food when dining at McDonald's, but it depends what you order.
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  • Slices of watermelon
    Kitchen

    Yes, You Can Freeze Watermelon (But Keep This Tip In Mind)

    Karen Hart
    If you're looking to elongate the months in which you can use watermelon you can always turn to your freezer. However, keep this in mind before freezing.
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  • Birds-eye view of open canned spinach
    Kitchen

    The Biggest Mistake You're Making With Canned Spinach

    Allison Lindsey
    There's one step you need to employ before adding canned spinach to your next recipe, but luckily it doesn't take much time.
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  • Hot dog eating contest, women's division
    News

    The Winners Of The 2024 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest

    Erin Metz
    The men's title was up for grabs with Joey Chestnut being banned from the contest this year. The new champ was revealed in the last minute of the competition.
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  • Attraction at Chuck E Cheese
    Restaurants

    The Famous Cake Brand You Can Find At Some Chuck E. Cheese Locations

    Stacie Adams
    Next time you hit up your local Chuck E. Cheese, be on the lookout for this famous cake brand that you can order up by the slice.
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  • Bowl of fresh raspberries
    Kitchen

    The Storage Mistake That's Turning Your Raspberries Into A Mushy Mess

    Crystal Antonace
    You might think that all you have to do is plop your package of fresh raspberries in the fridge, but there's actually a better way to store them.
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  • pickled onions in jar
    Kitchen

    The One Ingredient That Gives Pickled Onions A More Vibrant Red Color

    Stacie Adams
    You can make pickled onions in a jiffy thanks to this one handy ingredient that will not only pack in flavor, but will leave you with vibrant results, as well.
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  • Soba noodles in bowl
    Exclusives

    Why It's A Total Mistake To Make Soba Noodles From Scratch

    Molly Wilson
    Certain culinary feats are worth the hype, like making sourdough at home, but some are just better left to the professionals who have years of training.
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  • Cinnamon rolls rising
    Kitchen

    Store-Bought Cinnamon Rolls Are The Campfire Dessert We Wish We'd Made Sooner

    Betsy Parks
    Some campfire breakfasts are staples like eggs and bacon or blueberry pancakes with a hot cup of coffee. But one you might not have tried is cinnamon rolls.
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  • Plate of cooked soba noodles
    Exclusives

    Top Tips For Cooking Soba Noodles To Perfection

    Crystal Antonace
    Experienced food blogger Namiko Hirasawa Chen knows a few things about Japanese food. Here are her tips to achieve perfectly cooked soba noodles.
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  • bottles of Kewpie mayo
    Kitchen

    Easily Mimic Kewpie Mayo With Just 3 Ingredients

    DB Kelly
    There is an easy way to upgrade another type of mayo with the addition of just two ingredients that you may have in your pantry.
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  • pork bbq ribs with potatoes
    Exclusives

    Why BBQ Ribs Taste Better At A Restaurant Than At Home

    Jay Wilson
    Why is it that restaurant BBQ just always tastes better than yours or your friends'? Well, there are a lot of reasons, from rub technique to cook time.
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  • Moscow Mule on a bar
    Kitchen

    The Story Behind Why Moscow Mules Are Served In Copper Mugs

    DB Kelly
    The Moscow Mule always stands apart from other cocktails due to its signature copper mug, but why does it deserve such distinction? It all started in 1941.
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  • squeezeit package
    Culture

    These Discontinued Fruit Drinks Were A '90s Favorite

    Brian Boone
    The '90s were a wild time for snacks and fruit-based beverages for kids. With so many colorful options still kicking, why did this one go away?
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  • Slices of pineapple on cutting board
    Kitchen

    You're Seriously Missing Out If You Don't Sprinkle Tajín On Pineapple

    Jordan C. Woika
    Tajin makes pineapple pop with bursts of complementary flavors. Once you try this fruit and seasoning combo, you'll never go back eating it plain.
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  • pork ribs on cutting board
    Kitchen

    The Immediate Steps To Take If Your Ribs Don't Come Out Tender

    DB Kelly
    There are a few reasons ribs can become tough off the grill. But if you follow a couple of vital steps, you can restore some tenderness to your meat.
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  • upside down jars of jam
    Facts

    The Important Info To Know About Storing Jars Upside Down

    DB Kelly
    Many people heard the hack about storing jars upside down to preserve its contents. But if it's something you do, here's why you should stop immediately.
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  • Pesto fried eggs
    Kitchen

    Pesto Fried Eggs Are The Easiest Way To Upgrade Breakfast

    Allison Lindsey
    Fried eggs are a staple of many a breakfast plate. But if you want to give them an upgrade, cooking them in pesto is a simple, but delicious option.
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  • Beautiful, colorful vegetable platter
    Entertainment

    Top Tips For Plating Up A Beautiful Veggie Platter

    Allison Lindsey
    Veggie platters can make a great centerpiece for a meeting or garden party. That's if you plate it well. So we asked an expert for all their best tips.
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  • Soba noodles with tenkasu
    Exclusives

    There Are Only 2 Ways To Truly Enjoy Soba Noodles

    Karen Hart
    Soba noodles are enjoyed all over the world, with each country having its own variation. But in their Japanese homeland, there's only two ways to eat them.
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  • Vegetables and dip on a platter
    Entertainment

    Avoid These Veggie Platter Plating Mistakes At All Costs

    Jessica Fleming-Montoya
    There are certain rules to follow when assembling a veggie platter. Fortunately, Chef Priyanka Naik is on hand with some tips to make yours a showstopper.
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  • Costco muffin pack
    Grocery

    Keep An Eye Out, Costco Might Be Downsizing Its Bakery Muffins

    Stacie Adams
    Giant muffins are one of Costco's most notable items in the bakery section of the store, but it's possible the grocery chain is mixing things up.
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  • costco rotisserie chickens under heat
    Grocery

    Here's What Happens To Costco's Rotisserie Chickens After Their 2-Hour Shelf Life

    Brian Boone
    Fear not, there isn't a dumpster full of cooked rotisserie chickens behind your local Costco store. Turns out the company is much smarter than that.
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  • Baked beans in white bowl
    Kitchen

    Canned Baked Beans Have A Long History

    Amadea Tanner
    Canned baked beans might be humble, but their history is complex. We're here to break it down for you, from wartime rationing to international success.
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