Which U.S. State Produces The Most Blueberries?
Blueberries are one of the most popular fruits in the U.S. But where do they come from? And which state produces the most blueberries per year?
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The Ancient Origins Behind The Phrase 'Grain Of Salt'
"Take it with a grain of salt," is a phrase you may have used once or twice. But where did this phrase come from and what does it really mean?
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Avoid This Mistake If You Want To Buy The Best-Tasting Fish For Your Meal
At-home cooks will know what elements are needed for your favorite dishes. Next time you go grocery shopping, avoid this mistake so your next meal can be great.
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Which U.S. State Produces The Most Onions?
Which U.S. state produces the most onions? If this question has kept you up at night, there's no need for tears, but the answer might surprise you.
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The Sweet Method To Tame Food That's Too Spicy
Did you make a pot of too-spicy chili or accidentally add jalepeños instead of banana peppers to your dish? Find out the trick to fixing an overly spicy meal.
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The Vermouth Swap You Should Try To Amplify Your Next Martini
If you're a martini drinker, you likely know the varieties. Shaken or stirred; with gin or vodka; dry or dirty. But have you tried this vermouth alternative?
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The One Type Of Small Cake Duff Goldman Truly Hates
Duff Goldman is a master baker and creator, and he sure does impress with his social media posts. But there's a small cake he can't stand. Here are the details.
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What's The Difference Between Canola Oil And Rapeseed Oil
When cooking with one or two of the many available oils, you may wonder about the differences between them. Here we look at canola and rapeseed oils.
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Chili's High-Tech Grills Cook Medium Steaks In Record Time
If you enjoy a medium temp steak, you know it takes a while to cook. Chili's has an answer to this. Its high-tch grill cooks medium temp steaks in record time.
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The Traditional Way To Dress Up A Dollop Of Hummus
Hummus might be a staple in your kitchen, whether you make it yourself or get it from the grocery store. EIther way, try dressing it up traditionally.
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The Age Of Parmesan Will Dictate What It Tastes Like
For fans of fancy cheese, it can be easy to taste the difference in varieties. Regarding parmesan, you might know what to expect taste-wise based on its age.
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What Classifies 'Adaptogen' Ingredients, And Are They Really Worth It?
What classifies certain ingredients as 'adaptogens' and are they really worth it? Here's everything you need to know about these potentially beneficial foods.
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Why You Should Never Send Potato Peels Down The Garbage Disposal
Not every food can go into your kitchen's garbage disposal, and one of the most damaging is the humble potato. Protect your wallet and find out why.
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A Rundown Of Some Of Princess Diana's Favorite Foods
The late Diana, Princess of Wales, was accustomed to a multitude of cuisines on a regular basis, but there were a few dishes that she particularly fancied.
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The Banana Hack That Will Give You An Even More Delicious Milkshake
Milkshakes are already wonderful, even if they're not very good for you, but you can take your shake to the next level by adding one simple ingredient.
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Why Bacon Packaging Isn't Usually Resealable
If you've ever struggled with not knowing what to do after you've made your rashers and eggs, you should know why bacon packaging isn't usually resealable.
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Guy Fieri's Favorite Breakfast As A Notable Egg-Hater
It might surprise you to learn that Guy Fieri viscerally dislikes eggs. So, what does the so-called Mayor of Flavortown eat for breakfast in the morning?
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You Should Never Store Brown Sugar In The Fridge. Here's Why
Storing food items correctly is an important part of preservation and kitchen management. Here is why you should never store brown sugar in the fridge.
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Do Canned Pickles Last As Long As Store Bought?
While you might think that pickles last forever, the truth is a little murky. Just how long can you hang onto a jar of pickles, opened or not?
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Which U.S. State Produces The Most Peanuts?
Peanuts and peanut butter are pantry staples across the U.S. But where in the country do peanuts come from? And which state produces the most?
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If Your Cucumbers Are Bitter, Try 'Milking' Them
If your cucumbers sometimes taste bitter, there is a reason behind it, and there is a way you can remove the bitterness. Try milking your cucumbers.
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The Time Someone Tried To Get Past TSA With A Gun Inside A Chicken
Trying to smuggle items past TSA is not unheard of, but there was one time when someone tried to get past TSA with a gun inside of a chicken.
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The Best Day Of The Week To Go To Trader Joe's, According To Managers
Grocery shopping is painful right now. But if you love shopping at Trader Joe's, the days of the week you go might make a difference. Here's what we know.
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Why Martha Stewart 'Beats The Hell' Out Of Her Pomegranates
Martha Stewart is not one to fall short of entertaining as she provides cooking tips. Preparing pomegranates is no exception and here's why she beats them.
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This Rare 'Asparagus' Could Cost You Thousands
The most expensive vegetable in the world comes from a plant that you might be familiar with. Here's everything you may want to know about the food.
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How Root Beer Began Its Life As A Tea Blend
If you've ever wondered how certain beverages became popular, you'll want to hear all about how root beer began its life as an herbal tea blend.
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The Science Of Why Salting Tomatoes Is So Important
A great tomato is one of the most wonderful things in this world, and here's the science of why salting tomatoes is so important when you're cooking.
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