Ash-Roasted Eggs Are The Historic Breakfast You Need On Your Next Camping Trip
Cooking while camping is a great way to make meals as man historically did. Ash-roasted eggs are the historic breakfast you need on your next camping trip.
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Seriously, Why Are Soda Cans Shaped Like Cylinders?
Like most people, you may not have given the shape of the soda can a second thought. It turns out there's advanced engineering behind this design.
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We Tried High Noon Vodka Iced Teas & This Is What Happened
High Noon's vodka iced tea lineup includes Original, Lemon, Peach, and Raspberry. We cracked open a can of each to find out if they're as sweet as they sound.
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The Simplest Straining Hack For Cooking Ground Beef
Ground beef is great in many recipes for a quick weeknight dinner. But extra fat can ruin the taste and texture. Fortunately there's simple straining hack.
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Here's What Bologna Actually Is (And Other Facts That Might Surprise You)
Bologna receives a less-than-stellar response from adults. Despite being widely mocked, bologna remains a desirable food product in the eyes of some people.
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Freeze A Batch Of Cheese Balls For An Effortless Last-Minute Appetizer
Freezing up some cheese balls in advance of your cookout or dinner party makes for a quick and elegant appetizer on the day. Here's how to do it.
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The Cursed Dairy Queen Mascot We're Glad Is Gone
Despite its minimalistic modern logo, Dairy Queen has had a few questionable mascots over the years, including an extra spooky one that we're glad is gone.
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The Cast Iron Trick For Perfectly Grilled Chicken Every Time
Tired of barbeque chicken that's unevenly cooked, dried out in one place and nearly raw in another? Try this cast iron trick for grilling perfection.
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Here's Why The Food At Wendy's Is So Inexpensive
Wendy's food is impressively inexpensive, and we're here to break down why, from high sales volume to a committment to avoiding food wastage.
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These 2 Tools Make Grilling In The Rain So Much Easier
When you're planning to grill despite the rain coming down, these tools can help you cook food perfectly and protect you from slipping and other accidents.
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17 Foods That Made Their Mark During The Great Depression
The Great Depression led to major changes in American food structure and dietary habits. These dishes made their mark during those lean years and still thrive.
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What's The Point Of A Grill Basket (And Is It Worth Getting One)?
A grill basket can make your outdoor cooking endeavors a bit more seamless, but is it worth investing in one? Let's investigate.
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Start Putting Car Wax On Your Glass Stovetop. Here's Why
Did you know you can utilize car wax quite effectively throughout your kitchen? Here's why you should start putting car wax on your glass stovetop.
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Stuck With An Underripe Melon? Try Pickling It
You don't have to wait a week for your melon to ripen. If you were to pickle it, you can start enjoying that fruity flesh in a matter of hours.
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4 Unhealthiest And 4 Healthiest Store-Bought Microwave Popcorn
Microwave popcorn is an easy and tasty snack, but is it actually healthy? We looked at some of the healthiest and unhealthiest bags you can find at the store.
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Give Your Martini A Total Flavor Upgrade With Olive Oil
Olive oil is one of the most versatile ingredients but may be overlooked for your at-home beverage program. Use it to give your martini a total flavor upgrade.
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Extra-Crispy Baked Tofu Recipe
Making extra-crispy, marinated tofu is a staple, versatile kitchen skill, and you can add the tofu to vegetable stir-fries, Asian-inspired rice bowls, and more.
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The Ultimate Ranking Of All-Purpose Baking Mixes
All-purpose baking mixes can save time and effort in the kitchen. Our resident pastry chef tested a selection of them to see which one gave the best results.
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16 Things You Can Do With Leftover Pickle Juice
Before you toss out that leftover pickle juice, check out our list of all the other things you can do with it, from adding it to drinks, sauces, and soups.
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Maize Vs Corn: Is There A Difference?
Maybe you've heard the words used interchangeably, but does that mean corn and maize actually are the same crop? Here's a look into this mystery.
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The Story Behind Jollibee's Iconic Mascot
In the Philippines, a beloved fast food mascot at Jollibee greets customers on packaging and through appearances. This is the story behind the iconic mascot.
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12 Canned Foods You Should Be Eating For Breakfast
From canned meats and fish to potatoes and soup, these canned goods make for a hearty and delicious breakfast that is quick and easy to prepare.
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The Floral Herb Your Lemonade Is Desperately Missing
Lemonade is one of the best sips for spring and summer but you can give your next batch an upgrade with this beautiful herb.
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The Timing Error That Makes Shredding Chicken Way More Difficult
Whether you've taken the time to roast a chicken from scratch or you picked up the hot rotisserie variety at the store, shredding chicken should be easy.
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Tired Of Waiting For Your Mangoes To Ripen? Pickle Them Instead
With summer comes an abundance of juicy and sweet mangoes. But did you know you can turn the green, unripe fruits into a delicacy by pickling them? Here's how.
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The Costco Alcohol Fact That You May Not Have Realized
Costco is a great place to make huge savings on bulk buys. And, it turns out, it's a pretty good place to buy alcohol – and the numbers don't lie.
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15 Food Recalls That Will Always Haunt Aldi
Food recalls happen due to bacteria, contaminants, and even parasites. These 15 recalls were especially bad, and will haunt Aldi for years to come.
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