Storing Pickles In The Freezer Just Isn't A Good Idea
Storing pickles in the freezer just isn't a good idea. While it will successfully extend their shelf life, they'll become mushy and have absolutely no crunch.
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You Don't Need Fancy Gear To Make The Best Cold Brew
While cold brew makers can make the process a lot more convenient, the truth is you don't need fancy gear to make the best cold brew. Here's what you do need.
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Words And Phrases You Should Avoid When Ordering Steak
Ordering a steak precisely how you want it and having it served to you is a fantastic treat, but here are some requests you shouldn't make at a restaurant.
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The 2-Pack Croissant Loaf Bread Costco Shoppers Absolutely Love
It's hard to beat classic, fluffy white bread. But somehow, Costco has gotten its hands on an elevated version of this beloved household staple.
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How To Hand-Dip Chocolates The Right Way
Create professional-looking hand-dipped chocolates at home by learning the right techniques. It might take a little longer, but trust us, it's worth it.
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Why The Humble French Press Is Still One Of The Best Ways To Brew Coffee
Some things stand the test of time. Making coffee with a French press is one of those things. But why is it so reliable and how exactly does it work?
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Mayo Is The Totally Unexpected Ingredient To Elevate Guacamole
Sometimes you just need your guacamole to be ultra smooth. That doesn't always come naturally when mashing avocados. Luckily the secret ingredient is on hand.
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Switch Things Up And Drink Your Next Beer From A Wine Glass
A simple wine glass is actually a superior choice for drinking beer, for many of the same structural reasons that it's the preferred choice for wine.
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Cornstarch Is The Secret Ingredient For Perfectly Crisp Chickpeas
A few shakes of cornstarch is all it takes for chickpeas that are crunchy on the outside and creamy on the inside. Get ready for the perfect snack.
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Julia Child Added Brandy To Her French Onion Soup, And You Should Too
It should come as no surprise that famed chef Julia Child had a recipe for French onion soup, a dish that is both a comfort food and a revered classic.
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For Unforgettable Homemade Caramel Candy, Just Add Some Eggnog
There are many different ways to make caramel candy in the comfort of your own home, but using sweetly spiced eggnog is surely one of the best.
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Costco Pumpkin Pie: Calories & Nutrition Facts To Know
Who doesn't love a pumpkin pie? And Costco's $5.99 pumpkin pie is one of the best -- but just how many calories are in a slice? And what else is in there?
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The Reason McDonald's Probably Won't Mix Drinks For You
A former McDonald's corporate chef weighs in on why you can no longer easily mix beverages at the fast food chain, a loved tradition for many customers.
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Costco's Bizarre Reaction To A Recent Store Unionization
A recent Costco store unionization generated a response from the company that no one expected, even considering the way the chain treats its employees.
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All You Need Is Melted Candy For Beautiful Edible Stained Glass
Stained glass cookies are made by adding candies to the center of cookie shapes. When you bake the treats, the candies melt together and form a colorful center.
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How Coca-Cola's New Commercial Was Inspired By The Bear
Coca-Cola recently released a commercial that features a chaotic but sweet family gathering that takes inspiration from the Hulu show The Bear. Here's how.
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Crescent Rolls Are The Easy Way To Transform Cheesesteak Into A Party Food
There's an easy way to turn cheesesteaks into a clever and satisfying snack fit for a crowd, and all it takes is some refrigerated crescent roll dough.
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Canned Beans And Sweet Potatoes Make A Colorful Hash
A hash can be made from just about any ingredients or leftovers you have to hand. But for a more colorful dish, grab a sweet potato and canned beans.
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When Is Fermented Garlic Honey Unsafe To Eat?
Fermented foods are great for your gut health and relatively easy to make. But how can you tell when something like fermented garlic honey is unsafe to eat?
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For A Creamier Chicken Salad, Throw In Some Avocados
If you add mayo to chicken salad, you're not making this meal as nutritious as it can be. Mashed avocado can add its own creaminess, along with nutrition.
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Sgroppino: The 4-Ingredient Cocktail That Makes Sorbet The Star
Italian foods and beverages are beloved all over the world. This year, learn to make Sgroppino, the four-ingredient cocktail that lets sorbet shine.
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All You Need Is Ice Water For The Fluffiest Mashed Potatoes Ever
There are countless tricks to achieving fluffy mashed potatoes. But next time you serve mash, give this one a try. Pop those taters into an ice bath.
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What Is Gnocchi? And How Do You Cook It?
Gnocchi is a staple on the menu at Italian restaurants everywhere, and if you have yet to try it, here's how to choose your next dish or make one at home.
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How To Bake Donuts If Frying Isn't Your Thing
Picking up donuts shows you're thoughtful. Making homemade donuts shows you're really thoughtful. But if frying isn't your thing, you can bake tasty donuts.
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Do All Of Olive Garden's Dishes Contain Garlic?
Garlic is used to flavor almost all savory dishes in Italian cooking. So is Olive Garden a place to swerve if you're eating out and avoiding the stuff?
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What Cut Of Meat Is Pernil?
Pernil is a Puerto Rican dish most often served during the holidays. It can be made for any special occasion, but for the best results use this cut of meat.
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What Is Creste Di Gallo And How Did It Get Its Name?
So many foods have interesting origin stories. If you've never heard of creste di gallo, here's what to know, from what it is to how it got its name.
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