TikTok's Bubble Potato Pillows Are A Delicious Cross Between Tots And Gnocchi
Bubble potato pillows, as seen in a viral TikTok video, offer the best of tater tots and gnocchi: Crispy, nuggets with a crunchy exterior and a tender inside.
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Lime Juice Is The Ingredient You're Missing For A Lively Beef Stew
A warm bowl of beef stew is a wintertime tradition guaranteed to chase away chill. Improve the classic with a splash of flavor often associated with summer.
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It Turns Out McDonald's Owns The Chicken Farms It Uses For Food
In order to cut down on supply costs, McDonald's utilizes its own chicken farm to source some of their products. Others, they buy from trusted farm partners.
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What's The Best Way To Cook Moose Meat For Beginners?
Moose meat is not a cut you'll typically find at your local grocery store. But if you're inclined to hunt for it, here's the best way to cook this wild game.
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Pop Your Pickles In The Air Fryer For A Ridiculously Delicious Crunch
Fried pickles, or frickles, are a deliciously crunchy treat and it's super easy to make them in your air fryer at home. Here's why you should try it.
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Costco's New Chocolate Mousse Dessert Contains 3 Layers Of Luxury
If you love treating your guests but don't like baking, Costco has a new chocolate mousse dessert with three layers of luxury, just in time for holiday hosting.
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Shake Up Your Traditional Empanadas With A Tuna Twist
Tuna is a great alternative to traditional empanada fillings. But there is a cultural and historical significance for the fishy twist on classic ground beef.
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Does A Heavier Bottle Indicate A Better Quality Wine?
Though well-loved for their perceived grandeur, heavy wine bottles may soon be retired by major retailers to make way for a more eco-friendly solution.
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When It Comes To Making Tea, Milk Before Water Is Key
Answering a decades-long debate, science has presented us a reason as to why milk should go into the cup before the tea. But alas, old habits die hard.
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California Costco Shoppers Are Snagging 10 Pounds Of Potatoes For A Dollar
Costco shoppers are used to scoring great deals. But this week, a California Costco location was found to be selling some ridiculously cheap potatoes.
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Flat Leaf Parsley Vs Curly Leaf: When To Use Each Variety
Parsley is one of the most versatile and regularly used herbs with two varieties. When should you use flat leaf, and when should you use curly leaf parsley?
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What Exactly Is Tamarind?
A sweet and sharply sour fruit, tamarind is essential in many world cuisines but uncommon in Western kitchens. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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Can You Use Bisquick To Make A Coffee Cake?
Some days feel like they were tailor-made for coffee cake. If you're short on time, you might be wondering if you can use Bisquick to make this treat.
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Hack Your Grilled Cheese And Tomato Soup With A Waffle Iron
The perfect crispy grilled cheese with warm tomato soup is an ideal fall meal. To amp it up, hack your next grilled cheese and tomato soup with a waffle iron.
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Chipotle's New Merch Includes A Holder For All Your Stolen Napkins
Chipotle napkin thievery is an extremely common crime and the company opted to get in on the joke with a cactus leather napkin dispenser embossed with a chile.
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Upgrade S'mores By Stuffing Rolos Into Your Marshmallows
You can easily upgrade your s'mores or s'mores-inspired desserts by switching a chocolate bar with Rolos. Find other ways you can amp up this classic dessert.
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The Only 4 African Countries That Have A McDonald's
You can find thousands of McDonald's locations worldwide, but if you're in one of these four African countries and craving a Big Mac, you may be out of luck.
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The Reason Chicago Hot Dogs Are All-Beef
There are certain guidelines to follow when making a true Chicago-style hot dog. One of them calls for the hot dogs to be made only with beef and no pork.
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What Is Stracciatella And Is It Really 3 Different Foods?
When you order stracciatella, you might be served a warm soup, a creamy cheese, or a silky-smooth gelato. The same word can mean three different things.
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How To Clean And Remove Gross Melted Plastic From Your Oven
The method you use for getting rid of melted plastic inside your oven will depend on which type of oven you have, but don't worry, you'll get it clean.
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Does Sugar From Beets Taste Any Different Than Cane Sugar?
There are many options out there for sweeteners, but when it comes to table sugar, specifically, is the kind from beets any different from cane sugar?
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What Exactly Is A Mont Blanc Dessert And What Goes Into It?
Mont Blanc, which gets its origin from one of France's most prominent cultural symbols, has been a staple on the menus of Parisian bakeries for over a century.
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Crush Up Ice Cream Cones For A New Twist To Your Basic Granola
Ice cream cones provide a sweet contrast to the salty parts of granola while also adding a crunchy element to your standard mix of dried oats and fruit.
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Simultaneously Steam Veggies And Cook Pasta With An Oven Rack Hack
This hack should work with just about any kind of veggie -- as long as it will be steamed through in the same amount of time that the pasta will take to cook.
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Does Tahini Need To Be Stored In The Fridge?
Ground sesame seeds is an ingredient heavily utilized in Middle Eastern cuisine. If you use it at home, does tahini need to be stored in the fridge?
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The Scientific Reason Potato Flakes Keep Dinner Rolls Fluffy For Longer
These airy, potato-filled rolls make for a quick and easy side dish for weeknight meals, and there's even a scientific reason they're so good.
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The Rare Seaweed Coveted By Michelin Star Chefs
Michelin-star and high-end chefs appreciate unique ingredients to use in their dishes and often covet unheard-of items, like this rare seaweed.
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