Cristine Struble
School
Southern Methodist University (BBA)
University Of The Pacific McGeorge School Of Law (Juris Doctorate)
Expertise
Food Trends, Celebrity Chefs, Food Travel
- Cristine was recognized as one of Muck Rack's Top 10 Most Popular Food Journalists in 2022 and 2021.
- She was featured in Fox's Next Level Chef promotional videos.
- Cristine was named Muck Rack's one of Top 10 Most Popular Travel Journalists 2021.
Experience
Cristine Struble has been a highly regarded food journalist for over 10 years. She has been featured in various publications including Mashed, Daily Meal, and FoodSided. During her food writing tenure, Ms. Struble has done exclusive interviews with celebrity chefs including Gordon Ramsay, Wolfgang Puck, Jose Andres, Tom Colicchio, Claire Smyth and many other culinary influencers. In addition, she has worked on food industry executives features and has been fortunate to announce many product launches. In addition to writing, Ms. Struble is the co-host of Excuse Me May I Have Some More, a FoodCast that covers celebrity chefs, food trends, and other entertaining food news. She has a robust social media following and can often be found traveling to the next great food destination.
Education
Cristine Struble received her BBA in Finance from Southern Methodist University. Subsequently, she received her Juris Doctorate from University of the Pacific.
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Stories By Cristine Struble
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Classic comfort foods are back at White Castle; the chain has re-released its three Sloppy Joe sliders for a limited winter run. Here's what you need to know.
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When making clarified butter at home, be sure to avoid this simple heating mistake. You'll have the intimidating process perfected in no time.
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While wine, butter, or oil might be a common poaching liquid, milk is a more robust option that will transform your fish into a delicious meal.
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When it comes to cooking, there's nothing worse than a burning ingredient — or is there? The next time your milk burns, fix it with this effortless hack.
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Potato peels don’t have to be tossed straight into the compost bin. Instead, with some preparation and a blender, they can stand in for breadcrumbs in a recipe.
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Even spicy food aficionados sometimes run into foods that are too hot to handle. The next time you want to tone down their fiery heat, use this soda hack.
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For fluffier, cloud-like scrambled eggs, look no further than your trusty protein shaker to shake them up. Here's why you shouldn't sleep on this cooking hack.
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If you've got Tyson's "Fun Nuggets" in your freezer, pay attention. The company has chosen to recall 30,000 pounds of its dino nuggets due to metal fragments.
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Who knew that a little boost of citrus was the secret to mouthwatering tomato soup? Here, we explain why orange juice is an essential ingredient.
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If a home baker loves pumpkin pie, but fears a poorly executed crust (and doesn't want to blind bake), this self-crusting pumpkin pie hack can be the solution.
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With soup, the recipe, fresh ingredients, and kitchen tools may not be everything you need to make it delicious. Check out our tips to maximize its flavor.
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The new season of Shark Tank just kicked off, and each week brings new hopefuls. Here are six things you didn't know about this week's restaurant, Buena Papa.
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Anyone who wants to save a little cheddar and can't pass up that gouda deal may want to grab a bag before it disappears from the refrigerated case.
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From the New York slice to the Chicago deep dish, regional pizza styles have unique characteristics. With Ohio Valley-style pizza it's uncooked toppings.
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Turkey burgers tend to be lean, but less fat can lead to dried-out burgers. Mixing in soy sauce not only makes for a more moist burger but also a flavorful one.
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Though a sweet-savory contrast can be delightful, the top seasoning mistake in cornbread dressing comes from using a too-sugary store-bought option.
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The Kirkland Signature chicken pot pie is a classic take-and-bake dinner, but some shoppers aren't pleased with its overwhelmingly salty taste.
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Rising temperatures, shorter seasons, and changing weather patterns impact hops, which are integral to beer. A few years from now, it might taste different.
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It's Amazon Prime Day once again, and that means it's time to stock up on much-needed kitchen appliances at a fraction of their normal price.
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With this dairy-free option, that creamy texture in cauliflower soup is easy to achieve. Here's why and how to elevate this satiating dish for your next meal.
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Since Toast-It first appeared on Shark Tank, the company has grown in popularity. Here's everything you need to know about Toast-It, its founders, and its food.
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The wait is over: The popular beef deep dish pizza from Portillo's and Lou Malnati's is back. Here's what you need to know about this creative collaboration.
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Burnt gravy may seem like an irredeemable issue, but all that you may need to save it is some time, a bit of elbow grease, and a jar of peanut butter.
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That unsightly layer of fat may form on top of your soup, but a simple lettuce leaf can be all you need to take the fat out to still have a delicious meal.
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If you're making a vegan meatloaf, don't settle for imitation meat from the grocery store. You can make a simple meat-like texture with ingredients at home.
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For a delicious vinaigrette, look no further than the mustard seed. You can add these little bursts of flavor to almost anything with a couple of tips.
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Discover the secret ingredient that elevates South African potato salad to a gastronomic delight, perfect for pairing with your favorite grilled dishes.