The Best Way To Store Tamales For Maximum Flavor
Tamales are a delicious Mexican staple, but what's the best way to store them? Daily Meal spoke exclusively with Hellbender NYC's Yara Herrera to find out.
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Are Runny Eggs Still Safe To Eat With Bird Flu Spreading?
With the bird flu crisis making eggs hard to find, you may be wondering (when you do score a carton) if it's safe to eat runny eggs. This expert has the answer.
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Are Eggs Or Oatmeal The More Nutritious Breakfast?
To jumpstart your day, starting with nutrients that will fuel you is the way to go. When it comes down to it, are eggs or oatmeal the more nutritious breakfast?
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New Study Shows Food Recalls Are Deadlier Than Ever
Food recalls are always a bit worrisome, but according to a new study, they're also more dangerous than in previous years. Here's what we know.
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9 False Facts About Ginger Ale That Everyone Believes
Ginger ale has long been considered an at-home remedy for nausea, but it turns out that this, and all sorts of other assumptions, may be totally untrue.
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What You Need To Look Out For When Thickening Soup With Potatoes
Soup-thickening agents abound, but some are better than others. Here's what you need to look out for if you're thickening soup with potatoes.
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What Does It Mean When Red Meat Is Processed?
If the difference between unprocessed and processed red meats seems a little unclear to you, you're not alone. It goes far beyond deli meats.
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The Difference Between Italian And Filipino Spaghetti
Italian spaghetti is a classic go-to known for its simple ingredients. Filipino spaghetti - although just as delicious - is a bit different.
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14 Mistakes You Are Probably Making With Cucumbers
Cucumber goes well in all kinds of dishes, but there are a few things to know about preparing this vegetable. Here are some easy mistakes to avoid.
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What Is Japanese Barbecue Sauce And How Is It Different?
Japanese barbecue sauce has a distinctive flavor, and is quite different to its American counterpart. Here's all you need to know about using it.
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This Type Of Milk Contains The Most Protein
There are plenty of different kinds of milk to choose from, but if you're looking for the one with the most protein, this is the milk you should buy.
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Hack Your Trader Joe's Pizza Dough Into A Delectable Breakfast Treat
If you tend to always have Trader Joe's pizza dough on hand, you can easily turn it into a tasty treat that will impress family and guests alike.
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6 Recalls That Will Always Haunt Oscar Mayer
From blatant mistakes like mislabeling of products to unsanitary food preparation conditions, some of these recalls could have been avoided.
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The Color Of Your Salmon May Not Be Completely Natural
Salmon has a pretty unmistakable color when you're shopping for fillets at the market, but you may be surprised to learn that it may not be natural.
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What Happens When You Pickle With Malt Vinegar (And How To Do So Safely)
Before you try to pickle vegetables with malt vinegar, make sure you understand how it works and how to prevent bacteria from forming during fermentation.
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New Frozen Dessert Flavors Hitting The Grocery Store Aisles In 2025
There are a variety of exciting new frozen desserts hitting the store shelves in 2025. Here are all the delicious new frozen treats to look out for.
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The Main Type Of Cheese To Avoid In Broccoli Cheddar Soup
Broccoli cheddar soup is a wintertime dream. And who better to ask the main type of cheese to avoid in broccoli cheddar soup than a dairy expert?
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How To Quickly Defrost That Frozen Fruit For Pancakes
When it's time to make pancakes, don't let the fact that your berries are frozen keep you from using them. Just follow our tips for defrosting.
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6 Tips You Need For Making Professional Quality Ice Cream
It's one thing to buy your favorite ice cream, but quite another to lovingly churn your own. Here are six tips for making professional quality ice cream.
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How Long Do Chocolate-Covered Strawberries Last In The Fridge?
If you're gifting (or receiving) decadent chocolate-covered strawberries but can't eat them all at once, you may wonder how long they'll last in the fridge.
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Why Your Chocolate-Covered Strawberries Are 'Sweating' (And How To Fix It)
Chocolate-covered strawberries are a delicious and decadent treat, though they are prone to condensation. Here's how to keep your sweets looking delectable.
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Gluten Free? These Are The Only 2 Girl Scout Cookie Flavors You Can Eat
Girl Scout cookies fans who eat gluten-free will be delighted to know that two popular flavors of Girl Scout cookies contain absolutely no gluten.
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This One Ingredient Is Making Valentine's Day More Expensive Than Ever
Whoever said that you can't put a price on love probably didn't have to spend money on food for Valentine's Day. This year, one ingredient is especially costly.
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Here's What It Means When Your Steak Has Yellowish Fat
While you might think that steak with yellow-tinged fat could be a sign of spoilage, there's more to the reason than meets the eye. Here are the facts.
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12 Of The Worst Dairy Recalls To Ever Hit America
Due to reasons ranging from tainted products to mislabeled packaging, these dairy recalls were the result of numerous illnesses and even deaths.
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A Canned Tuna Recall Is Hitting Costco, Trader Joe's, And Others
This canned tuna recall is widespread across 27 states at various big-name grocery chains. It's time to check your pantry for these tuna brands!
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3 Foods To Stock Up On Ahead Of Encroaching Trade Tariffs
Certain foods have longer shelf lives than others, and those that are about to go up in price are worth stocking up on, when you can do so safely.
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