Tiffany Betts
Expertise
Gluten-Free Foods, Low FODMAP Diet, Low Carb & Keto Diets
- In 2007, Tiffany became engrossed in learning about food after being diagnosed with diabetes.
- She has been eating a gluten-free, lactose-free, and low-FODMAP diet since 2015.
- From testing various spices to using new cooking appliances, Tiffany is obsessed with making her limited diet more enjoyable.
Experience
Tiffany started freelance writing in 2008, picking up various jobs as a ghostwriter. A few months later, she joined ASAP Ventures Ltd in Surrey, UK, producing a range of content as a ghostwriter for various websites. In 2013, Tiffany joined a workplace platform where she gained experience writing about an array of topics, including recipes. She eventually joined Red Oak Local LLC in 2020 and continues to write and edit travel-related content, such as restaurant recommendations, for its websites.
Education
Tiffany graduated from Fred T. Foard with the NC Scholars award.
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Stories By Tiffany Betts
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Don't make the mistake of creating a fish dip that's one note. Instead, add a little crunch to the soft texture to make something truly delicious.
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Frying eggs can often be a challenge, but celebrity chef Robert Irvine recently provided some foolproof guidance for perfectly fried eggs every time.
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Gnudi and ravioli are two Italian dishes that are distinct yet with overlapping features. Find out what sets the two apart and how they are best enjoyed.
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Dunkin' has plenty of pastries, and it prides itself on its many coffee drinks. But there's one breakfast sandwich you should consider adding to your order.
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Though they share a similar shape and flaky texture, Mexican bigotes and French croissants each have unique, differentiating characteristics.
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Homemade garlic bread may not always come out as crisp as versions found in restaurants, unless you use this super easy tip to really amplify the crunch.
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Looking for a new favorite frozen burrito brand on the market? Then look no further than El Monterey, as tried and tasted by our own Daily Meal writer.
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If you're trying to eat less meat or entertaining a vegetarian guest, you can use this type of mushroom for a delicious alterative to steak.
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Air fryers are a great asset to any home kitchen, but they require proper upkeep for optimal function. Here's how often you should replace the filters.
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Frozen meals, homemade or store-bought, is a great way to save time on midweek meal prep. If it's lasagna you're hankering for, give it a boost of flavor.
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Disappointed yet again with slushy store-bought salsa? Good news, there are multiple methods to make watery salsa less liquidy, as well as way more delicious.
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If you don't feel like wine, beer can be a great pairing with any meal if you know your flavors. So, what is it that separates Märzen beer from other lagers?
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Potato and chocolate sound like an unlikely combination. But adding mash to cake batter is something bakers have been doing for more than a century.
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Chicken tenders might seem like an easy thing to pop on the grill, but there's one hurdle to perfectly cooking these tasty little strips. Here's what to do.
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Famed chef Julia Child wasn't shy in making known her favorite food. And there's a particular brand of chocolate in the U.S. she rated above all others.
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Ice cream sundae toppings don't always need to be sweet. Experiment with a savory candied bacon topping and you might find an unexpected favorite.
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Frozen seafood can be just as nutritious and tasty as fresh. However, improper thawing can lead to overcooking. Avoid this culinary pitfall with these tips!
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If you're a serious cook, then it's important to have a variety of knives. Cleavers and boning knives are just two examples, but how do these tools differ?
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Want to make paella but don't have a paella pan at home? This cookware can be used to create an authentic-tasting paella without the traditional pan.
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Pizza is one of the simplest dishes to make at home, and it's infinitely customizable, so why not experiment? Instead of tomato, try our other saucy recs.
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Frying is a great way to make your food more flavorful, but using the right cookware is essential for the best (and safest) results.
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Sometimes the craving strikes for garlic bread, but you have no French bread on hand. Fear not, as you likely have some of these buns laying around.
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Wondering if Dutch ovens and braisers are just different sizes of the same pot, and which one is better for what? Here's how these two powerhouse pots compare.
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Making cold brew is a subtle science, and there is a length of time in which you should be steeping it to make actual cold brew. Here's everything to know.