Allspice Vs 5 Spice: What's The Difference?
Walk into almost any kitchen and you'll find a jumble of jars with names that sound deceptively similar. Case in point: allspice and five-spice.
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Seamlessly Add Zucchini To Baked Goods With This Shredding Hack
Zucchini might not immediately seem like a good fit for baked goods, but this simple trick makes it easy to add the veggie to all sorts of delicious treats.
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The Velvety Vintage Jell-O Mousse You Can Make With Just 2 Ingredients
This delicious dessert is easy for all skill levels to create, as it requires just two simple ingredients. You can also jazz it up with additional toppings.
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This Old-School Salad Dressing Walked So Our Beloved Ranch Could Run
These days, it's hard to imagine a world without ranch dressing, but it had to come from somewhere. Here's how a much older dressing inspired ranch.
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11 French Specialties That Weren't Always French
Croissants, macarons, and even French press coffee are among a number of French specialties whose origins can be traced to somewhere other than France.
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The Perils That Ended Texas Roadhouse's Decades-Old Peanut Tradition
Throwing peanut shells on the floor at Texas Roadhouse is a long-standing tradition, but certain unintended perils ended the practice in a lot of locations.
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Turn Banana Peels And Vinegar Into Your New Favorite Kitchen Cleaner
Banana peels might seem best reserved for your trash can. However, they can become your new favorite kitchen cleaner when paired with vinegar.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making With Homemade Fried Rice
Homemade fried rice doesn't have to be difficult to make, assuming you prep the ingredients correctly. Here is the biggest mistake you may be making.
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8 Pumpkin Candies To Try During Spooky Season
When Halloween is right around the corner, it's time for candy. Spooky treats come in all shapes, colors, and types — and some are better than others.
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13 Martha Stewart Dinnerware Sets That Will Add A Pop Of Color To Your Kitchen
In the kitchen department, Martha Stewart has something for everyone, especially those who want to make their meals a bit more colorful through dinnerware.
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8 Brands Of Tequila That Aren't Worth The Price
When buying tequila, you may be tempted to pay more for a high-end bottle, but that isn't always a good idea. Here's our expert advice on a few to avoid.
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Why This Popular Old-School Salad Dressing Simply Vanished
There are some food items that we take for granted, then they become impossible to find, like this old-school salad dressing that seems to have vanished.
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The Japanese Cooking Technique That Inspired The Creation Of Instant Ramen
When Momofuku Ando was trying to create the world's first instant ramen, a Japanese cooking technique inspired the breakthrough that led to his invention.
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There's A Trader Joe's Inside An Old Movie Theater In This US City
Not all Trader Joe's locations are in a strip mall or shopping area. Here is one in an old movie theater that has put a twist in the area of this US city.
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Why Gordon Ramsay Always Avoids The Soup Of The Day At Restaurants
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey always avoids the 'soup of the day' at restaurants, and it's for good reason. This dish can be telling in terms of freshness.
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Retro Side Dishes We Barely See On The Dinner Table Nowadays
Some retro dishes from the 20th century are gone for a reason, but these ones you barely see on the dinner table nowadays deserve a second chance.
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The Popular Entree You Should Really Avoid Ordering At Panda Express
Panda Express has some clear hits, like the famous orange chicken. But there are also some misses on the menu, like this entree that's best avoided.
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9 Best Costco Cookware Sets That Belong In Your Kitchen
Costco is a great place to stock up on kitchen supplies, so if you're in need of new cookware, you know where to go. Check out these nine sets of essentials.
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Where Is Turbo Trusser From Shark Tank Today?
Brian Halasinski and Kirk Hyust's Turbo Trusser was designed to make poultry cooking easier. So, did home chefs flock to buy their "Shark Tank" gadget?
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The Simple Glaze That Supercharges The Flavor Of Breaded Chicken
Breaded chicken has the potential to be flavorless if cooked incorrectly. But this simple glaze will take even the blandest chicken to the next level.
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Ree Drummond Levels Up Mac And Cheese With This Store-Bought Seasoning
Ree Drummond knows how to make home cooking taste extra comforting and delicious, and this spice blend is the trick to boosting her mac and cheese.
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The Everyday Food Scrap That Doubles As A Hummingbird Magnet
Throwing away food scraps is wasteful. Fortunately, there is one that you don't have to toss and you can use to attract and feed hummingbirds to your backyard.
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10 Plants That Will Survive In Your Low-Light Kitchen
Plants are great for brightening up your kitchen. Unfortunately, many require direct sunlight, and your kitchen isn't always going to get a ton of it.
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The Barrel-Aged Kirkland Beer That's Disappointing Reddit Users
Aldi has a lot of popular store-brand beverage and alcohol items, but one much-hyped Kirkland branded beer is actually proving to be a disappointment.
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You're 4 Ingredients Away From This Delicious Churro-Inspired Dessert
Churros are a tasty treat that are surprisingly easy to imitate, so long as you have the right ingredients. Luckily, you probably have most of what you need.
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Say Goodbye To Messy Fridge Leaks With A Double-Duty Dollar Tree Fix
Leaky containers in your refrigerator can create big messes. This simple item from the Dollar Tree can help reduce spillage and make it easier to clean.
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Why One Costco Perk Peeves Some Customers (& Employees)
Costco offers a lot of great benefits with their membership, but a recent added perk is frustrating a lot of devoted customers of the big box store.
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