Maple-Glazed Air Fryer Apple Fritter Recipe
Crispy on the outside and cakey on the inside, these air fryer apple fritters with maple and cinnamon taste like fall donuts without the mess of deep frying.
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The Controversy Behind The Invention Of Flamin' Hot Cheetos
There are some inconsistencies in the stories behind how Flamin' Hot Cheetos really came to be. Here's why their invention is so controversial.
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Poached Vs Coddled Eggs: What's The Difference?
There are many ways to cook eggs, and while you may have heard of both poached and coddled eggs, you may not actually know what makes them different.
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Does Canned Crab Meat Come Cooked Or Raw?
Canned crab is always more convenient than the fresh stuff, but if you wonder if you have to cook it before mixing it into dips or salads, the answer is simple.
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Here's What Happens If You Eat Raw Garlic Every Day
Though eating a couple of raw garlic cloves per day can offer amazing health benefits, there are some important health considerations to keep in mind.
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The Unhealthiest Store-Bought Milk Alternatives
Milk alternatives can be lacking in essential vitamins, minerals, and protein. Others, meanwhile, can be high in certain additives you may wish to avoid.
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Mayo Is The Secret Ingredient For Incredibly Juicy Chicken
Add mayo to your chicken's marinade or slather it on the cut before cooking, and you'll experience a juicy upgrade without an overwhelming mayonnaise flavor.
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You Might Want To Think Twice Before Juicing Citrus With The Rind
There are many fruits you can chuck in whole to the juicer with out a problem. If juicing citrus, however, you might want to peels those fruits first.
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Stop Making The Mistake Of Not Measuring Cocktail Ingredients
While you may know cooking recipes by heart, making drinks is slightly different. Stop making the mistake of not measuring ingredients for homemade cocktails.
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27 Food And Drink Superstitions From Around The World You've Probably Never Heard Of
Superstitions are as old as humanity itself, as is the need for food, so it's no surprise that there are many little-known food superstitions around the world.
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The Convoluted Story About How Baby Ruths Got Their Name
History regarding food can be full of mystery, intrigue, and lies. There's a very convoluted story about how Baby Ruth candy bars got their name.
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Is King Charles A Vegetarian?
Many people wonder whether the King of England follows a vegetarian diet. Let's dig in to how the royal goes about his weekly eating habits.
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Can You Catch A Buzz Eating Beer Cheese?
If you've ever had beer cheese, you can certainly understand its appeal. But if you're abstaining from alcohol, can you catch a buzz eating it?
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11 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Washing Fruits And Vegetables
Washing fruits and vegetables in your kitchen at home may seem like a simple task, but you could be making common but harmful mistakes along the way.
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What You Need To Know Before Putting Granite Counters In Your Kitchen
Granite can be a great option if you're looking for a hard-wearing and resistant countertop. But there are a few things to know before installing them.
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The Unexpected Story Of How Nachos Got Their Name
Food lovers enjoy learning how their favorite dishes got their names. Some are self-explanatory, but others -- like how nachos got its name -- are unexpected.
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The Ultimate Ranking Of Girl Scout Cookie Knockoffs
Girl Scout cookies are available at the start of every year, but what do you do when the season's over? Here's our ranking of the best copycat options.
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How Many Grapes It Takes To Make Just One Bottle Of Wine
Winemaking is an art form that takes a long time; the longer, the better. When it comes down to production, how many grapes does it take to make one bottle?
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The Contested Origins Of Fried Potato Skins
Three stories lay claim to the first fried potato skins. All originate in the 1970s. But could they all be wrong and the dish's history dates back even further?
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When Reheating Salmon, Low And Slow Is The Way To Go
As great as salmon can be for a mid-week dinner, leftovers can make a good lunch, too. But only if it's reheated well. This is the best way to do it.
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The Simple Ingredients To Mix With Natto To Take The Edge Off
Natto is a sticky, pungent plant-based protein, but just like any other fermented food, it's all about the seasonings and foods you choose to pair it with.
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10 Common Mistakes Everyone Makes With Their Refrigerator
You put food in the fridge, the fridge keeps it cold, and your food doesn't spoil, right? Not always. Avoid these refrigerator mistakes for the best results.
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Skillet Vs Griddle: What's The Difference?
Let's examine the difference between a skillet and a griddle. Both of these have handles, a flat bottom, and can be made in a variety of materials.
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Completely Transform Jarred Alfredo Sauce With A Spoonful Of Pesto
If you're looking for a way to not just tweak jarred Alfredo sauce but totally and utterly transform it, you can do so easily with a spoonful of pesto.
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No, Mozzarella Sticks Aren't Really Italian
There are many Italian-inspired dishes that didn't actually originate from the country. Mozzarella sticks are one of them. So where exactly are they from?
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Why You Need To Be Careful When Buying Dairy-Free Chocolate
Some food regulations aren't as straightforward as others, and there are several reasons you need to be careful when buying dairy-free chocolate.
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Try Burger King's Discontinued Rodeo Burger With A Simple Hack
If you missed your chance to try the Rodeo Burger from Burger King during the limited times it was on the official menu, you can hack one yourself.
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