6 Signs A Potato Has Gone Bad
Potatoes have a long shelf life, but they're not immortal. We're breaking down 6 common signs a spud has spoiled, from green skin to spots of mold.
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Why Popular Girl Scout Cookie Flavors Get Discontinued
You might still be crying over your favorite cookie not making a comeback. Turns out there's a few reasons why even the best flavors don't stick around.
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Ramen Vs Udon: The Differences Between These Classic Noodles
While both are popular and delicious, and meant to be slurped when you eat them, ramen and udon do have a lot of differences to appreciate.
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The Main Difference Between Kefir Vs Yogurt
Both are packed with probiotics and can be added to smoothies, but what actually sets kefir apart from your morning bowl of yogurt and berries?
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Sprinkle Jell-O Mix On Grapes For The Ultimate Frozen Snack
This incredibly easy to make snack involves sprinkling Jell-O mix on grapes and freezing them to create bite-sized, flavorful frozen goodies.
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14 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Tomatoes, According To A Chef
With so many varieties of tomatoes available, there are some pitfalls that you should be aware of when selecting, preparing, and cooking them.
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The Difference Between Green And Jerusalem Artichokes
Although they sound similar, there are some important differences to keep in mind that make green and Jerusalem artichokes wonderfully unique.
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Bell Peppers Vs Pimentos: What's The Difference?
They look similar and they're the same color, so it's easy to get confused. Here are the real differences between pimentos and red bell peppers.
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The World's 'Oldest' Sourdough Starter Was Made With 4,500-Year-Old Yeast
You'd think that yeast couldn't live for 4,500 years, but apparently it can, and someone made sourdough starter from a very ancient source.
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3 Simple Tips For Choosing The Best Bunch Of Asparagus
When you're at the grocery store or farmers market and on the lookout for the best bunch of asparagus, simply remember these three simple tips.
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Fun Fact: French Bakeries Are Actually Defined By Law
In France, a bakery isn't a term that's applied to just any place that sells bread, there's actually a law for who can call themselves a "boulangerie."
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What Is Hijiki Salad (And Is It Safe To Eat)?
Hijiki salad is a classic Japanese dish that's enjoyed around the world. But what is it? And, is it actually safe to eat? Here's what you need to know.
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Here's The Best Way To Store Cooked Rice (And How To Reheat It Later)
Whether you've boiled a big pot of the stuff or you have restaurant leftovers, this is the best way to store cooked rice and how to ace reheating it.
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The McDonald's Instant Orange Creamsicle Hack Is Almost Too Good
Fans of the Golden Arches have developed multiple ways to enjoy a tart and creamy custom drink from the fast food chain. Here's what to know about the hack.
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Elvis Presley's Favorite On-Stage Drink May Surprise You
It's well-known that Elvis indulged in many decadent foods, but one of his favorite drinks that quenched his thirst while performing may surprise you.
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TikTok's No-Peel Egg Salad Hack Is A Complete Game-Changer
The hardest part of making a decent egg salad is dealing with the eggshells. Use this simple, no-peel TikTok hack before you make your next egg salad.
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Here's How Many Shots Are In A Standard Bottle Of Liquor
If you're a big fan of math and an even bigger fan of booze (or vice versa), come along on a ride to find out how many shots are in a standard bottle of liquor.
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The McDonald's Fry Seasoning That You'll Only Find In Australia
There's a viral french fry hack making the rounds among McDonald's fans, and it relies on a very special seasoning that's only available Down Under.
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Porter Vs Stout Beer: The Difference You Should Know
If you love darker brews, you've likely had your fair share of porters and stouts. There are some key differences between these two beers that you should know.
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New Orleans-Style Barbecue Shrimp Never Actually Touches A Grill
While the name of the dish might lead you to believe otherwise, it turns out that New Orleans-style barbecue shrimp is notably cooked without a grill.
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The Main Difference Between Pork Butt And Shoulder
While pork butt and shoulder may appear to be very similar at first glance, the two cuts typically vary slightly in size, thickness, and fat content.
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Is It Dangerous To Microwave A Sandwich With Mayo On It?
Going by traditional wisdom, many may have reservations about popping a sandwich into the microwave because of the mayonnaise included in it.
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The Science Behind The Absolute Worst Time To Eat Dinner
You've heard time and again not to snack late at night, but a study shows there are compelling reasons to have an earlier dinner within a specific time frame.
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Why You Should Only Buy Female Scallops Whenever Possible
There are a lot of things to consider when buying seafood, such as freshness and sustainability. But what about color? Are those pink female scallops any good?
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Why Some Menus Don't Include The Dollar Sign Next To The Prices
Menus are just a list of dishes, right? Well, you might be surprised to learn that restaurants have tricks to get you to spend more when dining out.
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What Exactly Are Drunken Sailors?
You know it'll be a good party when you see crockpots lined up on a table. Different from various dips and meatballs, what exactly are drunken sailors?
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Dry Out Mushrooms With Your Microwave For Umami Bliss In Minutes
Dehydrated mushrooms pack a more intense flavor than fresh. The good news is that drying them out is easily achieved at home using a microwave.
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