10 Of The Healthiest Beers You Can Drink
There's a reason people believe the "beer belly" myth. Luckily, you can cut back on carbs and calories by buying a healthy beer instead of the usual heavy brew.
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Overcooking Eggs Does More Than Just Make Them Less Tasty
The way you cook your eggs doesn't only impact your tasting experience. That's right; your go-to over-easy breakfast might not be the healthiest, after all.
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The Absolute Best Fish To Use For Traditional Homemade Gefilte Fish
If you want to stick to tradition when making homemade gefilte fish, it pays to know where your ancestors come from - it could affect your fish selection.
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The Popular Greek Yogurt Brand That's One Of The Unhealthiest You Can Buy
Greek yogurt is often touted as a nutritious way to kick off your morning, but one particular brand isn't the health food that you may think it is.
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The Foods That Are Most Likely To Carry The E. Coli Bacteria
There are plenty of opportunities for E. coli to rear its ugly head, and this bacteria can cause some serious issues if you've ingested contaminated food.
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Here's How Long You Need To Chill Desserts Made With Gelatin
From Jell-O to marshmallows, there are plenty of tasty desserts that use gelatin to create their unique texture. Here's how long you should chill them.
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The Popular Milk Alternative That's One Of The Unhealthiest Options You Can Buy
While none of the ingredients are harmful, they aren't particularly healthy. This one specific milk is a double whammy in the unhealthy options department.
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7 Best And 7 Worst Cocktails To Pair With Steak, Backed Up By A Mixologist
Cocktails are stronger than wine or beer, so you'll need to be more careful when pairing them with steak. Certain liquors and flavors will clash with your meal.
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The Chinese Seasoning That's So Spicy Its Name Literally Means 'Numbing'
If you love spice and are feeling brave, you might consider giving this potent Chinese seasoning a try - but consider its descriptive name a warning.
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What's The Difference Between A Jack Rose Cocktail Vs A Sidecar?
If you're looking to try a brandy-based cocktail, you might be wondering what the difference between two of the most popular, the Sidecar and Jack Rose, is.
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What's Actually In The Mist That's Sprayed On Grocery Store Produce?
When strolling through the produce aisle at your local grocery store, you might wonder what that mist is that's spraying over your veggies. Let's investigate.
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The One Type Of Fish You Never See In Sushi Rolls (And Why)
When it comes to sushi, there are certain types of fish you want to avoid for safety purposes. Here's one type you don't want to mess with.
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Hand Sanitizing Is Not Effective For Cooking Safety. Here's Why
Hand sanitizing, while undeniably an effective way to kill germs, cannot be used in lieu of handwashing when you're cooking, for several important reasons.
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What's The Difference Between Pork Loin And Pork Tenderloin?
Though the pork loin and pork tenderloin hail from similar parts of the pig, they couldn't be more different in terms of texture, flavor, and quality.
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The Marketing Trick Samuel Adams Uses To Get You To Buy Its Beer
Marketing is a big part of the beer industry, and many companies know how to do it right. Sam Adams uses this marketing tactic to get you to buy its beer.
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What Type Of Meat Packs The Most Protein?
If you're monitoring your protein intake, you'll want to know what meat packs in the most protein. We take a look at the results and what to keep in mind.
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Croque Madame Vs Monsieur: The Difference Between The Sandwiches
Croque Monsieurs and Madames consist of bread, ham and emmental or gruyere cheese. This is where their similarities end. What's the difference between the two?
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Why Crumbl Cookies Are Some Of The Unhealthiest On The Market
The cookie chain has exploded in popularity, but you might want to take a closer look at the nutrition facts to see exactly what you're consuming.
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How To Pair Wine With Your Favorite Grilled Meats
What's more relaxing after a long day than firing up that grill and pairing your favorite grilled meats with a glass of wine? Here's how to do it right.
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Expert Tips For The Best Marinated Tofu You Ever Had
Daily Meal spoke to New York Times best-selling cookbook author Nisha Vora to get some expert tips for the best marinated tofu you've ever had.
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Hurricane Prep: The Food Safety Mistake You Need To Avoid
Natural disaster preparedness includes considering your prepared food safety. If you're preparing for storms like a hurricane, avoid this food safety mistake.
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One Of The Unhealthiest Tortilla Chips You Can Buy Is A Spicy Staple
If you don't look closely at the nutrition label on some of your favourite snacks from the grocery store, you could be unaware of what you're consuming.
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13 False Facts About Fried Rice You Thought Were True
From the proper way to cook it to its nutritional content, there are many myths surrounding fried rice. We're here to debunk them all.
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Yes, Those Crunchy Crystals In Your Cheese Are Totally Safe
Not only are these flecks -- affectionately called "cheese crystals" by cheesemongers -- safe to eat, but they're also a sign that your cheese is first-rate.
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14 Of The Biggest Potato Myths, Debunked
Many people believe common potato myths, like that they are unhealthy, lacking in nutrients, or that eating them could cause some health conditions to worsen.
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Pastry Chefs Share The Biggest Mistakes You May Be Making With Chocolate Mousse
Pastry chefs train for years to become masters of their craft. Daily Meal spoke with two, who shared big mistakes you may be making with chocolate mousse.
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The Best — And Worst — Types Of Chocolate To Use In Your Mousse
Making chocolate mousse from scratch takes some patience and a bit of skill, but if you choose the wrong chocolate to use, it's all for naught.
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