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  • unwrapped butter stick and knife

    Why Bacteria Plays A Role In What Separates Cultured Butter From Regular Butter

    The type of butter you use in a dish can make a tremendous difference. The reason has to do with the specifics of food science and a process known as culturing.

    By C.A. Pinkham March 7th, 2023 Read More
  • kitchen scale with various tools

    Start Using A Scale For Baking And Thank Us Later

    There's a common refrain with cooks that cooking is an art and baking is a science. Here's the important reason why kitchen scales are a must for baking

    By Garth Clingingsmith March 6th, 2023 Read More
  • Lay's potato chips on shelf

    But Seriously, Why Is There So Much Space In Chip Bags?

    There's actually an FDA-approved reason why there's so much space in chip bags, and it might just make your chip-eating experience even better.

    By Kelly Douglas March 6th, 2023 Read More
  • brown and white eggs in bowl

    Are Brown Eggs Really More Expensive Than White Eggs?

    If you've ever wondered whether brown eggs are really more expensive than white eggs, you might be surprised that there's a simple, interesting answer.

    By Nick Johnson March 6th, 2023 Read More
  • eggs benedict with hollandaise

    Believe It Or Not, You Can Make Hollandaise Sauce In 1 Minute

    Sometimes you want to indulge in a childhood favorite with an adult twist. The classic root beer float is one that you can spike with some great vodka flavors.

    By Garth Clingingsmith March 6th, 2023 Read More
  • Speckled egg close up

    What Does It Mean When Your Eggs Are Spotted Or Bumpy?

    Bumps and speckles can be jarring to see if you're used to perfect eggs from the grocery store. But what do these things mean and are they safe to eat?

    By Angel Albring March 5th, 2023 Read More
  • Person holding bowl of sprouts

    The Contamination-Related Reason Nutritionists Warn Against Buying Grocery Sprouts

    Eating sprouts comes with a risk you might not be willing to take. These tiny greens are easily contaminated - and some experts warn against consuming them.

    By Julia Mullaney March 5th, 2023 Read More
  • dark chocolate mousse bowls

    The Absolute Best Chocolate For Homemade Mousse

    Once you can fold, the biggest decision to make for homemade chocolate mousse is the type of chocolate. This one type will provide the best balance of flavors.

    By Garth Clingingsmith March 5th, 2023 Read More
  • Champagne coming out of glass

    Why Tequila Tastes Better In A Champagne Flute Than A Shot Glass

    Knock back a top-shelf tequila in a shot glass, and you'll likely miss out on the smooth, cool magic that the high-quality spirit has to offer.

    By Lauren Farkas March 5th, 2023 Read More
  • Plate of anchovies with lemon

    What's The Difference Between Anchovies And Sardines?

    Anchovies and sardines are two of the most popular canned or jarred fish. But what's the difference between them? And what're they best used for?

    By Nick Johnson March 5th, 2023 Read More
  • bottles and glass of water

    Spring Water Vs. Purified: How Do You Choose?

    There are many brands and types on the market, including purified and spring water. But what's the difference, and which one should you choose?

    By Angel Albring March 4th, 2023 Read More
  • Family holding Icedream cones

    Chick-Fil-A's Icedream Can't Be Called Ice Cream On A Technicality

    Chick-fil-A's Icedream isn't exactly soft serve or even ice cream. If this is the case, just what's in it, and what makes it so different from ice cream?

    By Chase Shustack March 4th, 2023 Read More
  • Soft chocolate chip cookies

    The Bread Hack That Will Keep Your Fresh-Baked Cookies Soft

    Craving some warm, chewy cookies? The next time you bake a batch, you'll want to try this sandwich bread hack to keep them as soft and chewy as possible.

    By Crystal Antonace March 3rd, 2023 Read More
  • Mongolian beef

    Turn Out More Tender Steak With The 'Velvet' Effect Of Baking Soda

    Velveting meat is a marinading technique favored by Chinese restaurants. See the science behind why baking soda works so well in tenderizing steaks.

    By Haldan Kirsch March 3rd, 2023 Read More
  • Purple sea urchin on rock

    The Complex Criteria Behind Picking The Freshest Sea Urchin

    Like fruits and vegetables, there are different types of seafood that are best in different seasons. For sea urchins, there are many things to consider.

    By Nick Johnson March 2nd, 2023 Read More
  • Bottle of orange juice with oranges

    Can You Drink Juice That Sat Out Overnight?

    Can you drink juice that sat out overnight? The answer is more nuanced than you might think and involves feedback from the federal government.

    By Crystal Antonace March 2nd, 2023 Read More
  • bowl full of lard

    What Is Lard Made Of? (And When To Use It)

    With so many newer, trendier fats like coconut oil on the scene, you might not be familiar with it. But what is lard made of, and when should you use it?

    By Elias Nash March 1st, 2023 Read More
  • Bowl of raw cookie dough

    TikTok's Two-Minute Air-Fryer Cookie Hack Is Leaving People Upset

    If you crave homemade chocolate chip cookies, you probably want them to be ready rather quickly. This TikTok quick-bake hack left some impatient people unhappy.

    By Kelly Douglas March 1st, 2023 Read More
  • Variety of chocolate bars

    The Major Catch To Consider When Freezing Chocolate

    You’d be hard-pressed to find a chocolate snacker who doesn’t keep some on hand. If you prefer it cold, know this before you put it in the fridge or freezer.

    By Kelly Douglas March 1st, 2023 Read More
  • An assorted cheese platter

    The Need-To-Know Reason Why French Cheese Isn't Actually Vegetarian

    Cheese is a food that unifies cultures across the globe. Plus it's totally vegetarian ... right? It turns out, some cheese may not be veggie friendly.

    By C.A. Pinkham February 28th, 2023 Read More
  • Roll of plastic wrap

    10 Foods You Shouldn't Be Wrapping In Plastic Wrap

    Plastic wrap has countless uses in the kitchen, but you might want to be careful, especially if you're using it to store any of these food items.

    By Elisha Baba February 28th, 2023 Read More
  • Cooked rice

    The Reason You Should Only Salt Rice After It's Cooked

    If you're still trying to perfect your method for making it, there is a really good reason why you should only salt rice after it's cooked.

    By Haldan Kirsch February 27th, 2023 Read More
  • Pitcher and glass of milk

    What Is 'UHT' Milk (And Why Does It Last So Much Longer)?

    When milk is pasteurized, the milk is heated to a specific temperature to kill off any present bacteria. But UHT milk is pasteurized at a higher temperature.

    By Nick Johnson February 26th, 2023 Read More
  • package of uncured bacon

    'Uncured' Bacon Is Still Pretty Cured: The Odd Regulation Behind The Myth

    What's in a name, anyway? 'Uncured' bacon might not always be exactly what it purports to be, and there's an odd regulation behind the myth.

    By Elias Nash February 26th, 2023 Read More
  • A glass and a pitcher of organic milk on a wooden table

    Is It Ever Worth Buying Organic Milk?

    A growing number of consumers are buying organic dairy in an attempt to eat better. But is buying organic milk really worth its hefty price tag?

    By Andra Picincu February 26th, 2023 Read More
  • broken chocolate pieces

    What A Chocolate Bar's 'Snap' Will Tell You About Its Quality

    One key piece of knowledge all chocolatiers must know is how to identify high-quality chocolate. This is what the "snap" of a chocolate bar can reveal.

    By Chase Shustack February 25th, 2023 Read More
  • spilled salt shaker

    Iodine Prevents Salt From Lasting Longer, But You Still Need It. Here's Why

    Table salt contains ingredients like iodine, which makes it not last as long. However, before you ditch table salt, it's important to know why iodine is there.

    By Elias Nash February 25th, 2023 Read More
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