Can You Really Make Cookies In A Waffle Iron?
A waffle iron is good for more than just making waffles, from making pretzels to churros to brownies. But can you make cookies in a waffle iron too?
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The Rule You Need To Remember For Returning Leftovers To The Fridge
You might think that leftover pizza in its box is safe to throw in the fridge after it's been on the table all night, but you might want to rethink that.
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We Finally Know Why Grocery Stores Mist Produce
Are you mesmerized by the vegetable mister in the grocery store produce section? Then it's doing its job. Here's why the veggie misting exists.
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Vegemite Can Conduct Electricity (Not That You'll Ever Need It To)
How cool is it that one food has been shown to conduct electricity? While that food, Vegemite, is one you may never have heard of, you'll want these details.
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What Is 'Chaos' Cooking, And Is It Worth Trying Out?
Chaos cooking is trending and if you think it sounds a little wonky, that's because it it. Think fusion cuisine meets
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Why You Might Want To Avoid Freezing Deviled Eggs
Deviled eggs are one of those appetizers you either search for or adamantly avoid. If you enjoy the spicy app, here's what you should know about freezing them.
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Make Your Life Easier And Pit Cherries With A Chopstick
Cherry pits are the worst, but there's a simple way to remove them. All you need is a bottle and a single chopstick. Start living the no-pit life.
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The Ultimate Guide To Choosing The Perfect Paprika
With so many varieties of paprika out there, how do you choose which type you need? And by what criteria? Here's a rundown on choosing the perfect paprika.
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A Hotel Employee Inspired The Creation Of Chick-Fil-A's My Pleasure
Chick-fil-A employees will nearly always offer up a "my pleasure" after you say thank you. This practice stemmed from Ritz-Carlton hotel employee.
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Andrew Zimmern's Bacon-Laden Meatloaf Is Inspired By His Grandmother's Recipe
Andrew Zimmern is a chef of worldly cuisine, but when it comes to American meatloaf, he sticks to hos grandmother's recipe. And bonus, it has bacon.
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The Gluten-Free Flour That Is Somehow Still Made Of Wheat
How on earth can a gluten-free flour be made of wheat? Although it seems to go against everything we think we know, there is an explanation.
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12 Facts You Should Master About Hellmann's Mayonnaise
Whether you love or hate it, Hellmann's mayonnaise is one of the most popular on the market. These are the important facts you need to know about the brand.
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The Naval Origins Of The Classic Slider
Sliders are a fun type of sandwich that can be enjoyed in many ways, but did you know this little treat may have Naval origins? Here's what we know.
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Impossible Foods Is About To Lay Off 20% Of Its Workforce. Here's What We Know
Is the plant-based meat industry collapsing? Impossible Foods is prepared to lay off 20% of its employees. Here is what we currently know of the situation.
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The U.S. State That Produces The Most Sweet Potatoes
Different areas of the country are known for different crops, and this is the U.S. state that produces the most sweet potatoes in the nation.
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The Unusual Reason You're Not Supposed To Eat Fried Food Before Bed
Many people get hungry late at night, craving a midnight snack. This is the unusual reason you're not supposed to eat fried food before bed.
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The Critical Role Ham Plays In Bobby Flay's Large-Batch Scrambled Eggs
Celebrity chef Bobby Flay just makes our dishes better. If you love ham and eggs and have a big family, you'll really like this large-portion breakfast dish.
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Bobby Flay's Favorite Ice Cream Is A Midwestern Classic
Bobby Flay offers food tips and kitchen hacks that delight, but what is his favorite ice cream flavor and are you willing to give it a taste?
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The Foolproof Method For Getting Parchment Paper To Lay Flat
Oh, Parchment Paper! Such a useful kitchen tool, yet such a pain to get it to stay in place. But wait -- we have a hack that will keep your paper in place.
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What's The Difference Between Coffee And Espresso?
You may not think much about it, but there's is a difference between coffee and espresso. And yes, there's a lot more to it than a simple bean. (Well, sort of.)
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Why Juice Boxes Sometimes Can't Be Recycled
If you're a friend of the environment, you likely try to reuse and recycle whatever you can. Did you know there are some items that can't always be recycled?
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Hojicha: The Low-Caffeine Green Tea You've Been Missing Out On
Hojicha is one of the most well-known evening teas on the market. It boasts rich flavor, health benefits, and also a much lower caffeine content.
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What's The Difference Between Custard And Pudding?
Custard and pudding may look and feel like the same thing, but they differ in certain ways -- and it all comes down to a single, sole ingredient.
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Should You Use Raw Or Cooked Oats In A Smoothie?
There are a variety of different health benefits to eating raw and cooked oats. But each one has a different effect when you add them to your smoothie.
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Why Maine Once Banned The Sale Of Juice Boxes
Juice boxes are ideal for packed lunches. They're convenient, compact, and use minimal plastic. But did you know not every facility recycles them?
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The Newly Renovated Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort Exemplifies The Tranquil, Food-Loving Vacation
For the uninitiated, Marco Island's Marriott is the first-ever beachfront J.W. Marriott in all of North America.
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13 Unique Ways To Use Day-Old Bread
There's no need to throw away that day-old bread. From stuffing to soups, there are plenty of amazing uses for those last few slices. Here are some of the best.
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