The Simple Orange Peeling Hack That Makes Life So Much Easier
Oranges are a quick snack with plenty of health benefits. But sometimes, they can be a pain to prep. Try this orange peeling hack that makes life much easier.
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Why Rice Beer Isn't Actually The Best Choice For A Gluten-Free Brew
For people with sensitivities to gluten, beer is often off-limits. Some beers that feature rice in their recipes can be safe while also delivering refreshment.
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What's The Difference Between Deviled Crab And Crab Cakes?
Many foods are very similar but different, depending on where they originated and how they're made. What's the difference between deviled crab and crab cakes?
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A Beginner's Guide To French Wine
French wine has a soaring reputation around the world, but how much do you really know about its varieties, where it comes from and how it's made?
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Take Your Holiday Chocolate Cake To A New Level With Hot Cocoa Mix
Take your holiday chocolate cake to a new level with hot cocoa mix
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Pan-Fried Tuna Patties With Sriracha Mayo Recipe
Craving crab cakes? Make this affordable, weeknight-friendly version using canned tuna, fresh herbs, and a delicious sriracha mayo sauce instead.
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What Is Comeback Sauce And Where Did It Get Its Name?
Created in Mississippi, comeback sauce is a versatile and delicious Southern condiment that can be used on everything from salads to seafood.
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Why You Should Fry Chicken In Order Of Largest Piece To Smallest
Frying chicken is an art form, a way to get crispy poultry that's the ultimate comfort food. And you should be frying it in order of largest piece to smallest.
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Don't Count Out Your Body Heat For Softening Butter In A Pinch
A popular online hack for softening butter involves using your own body heat, but there are a few reasons you may not want to, and some better alternatives.
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Your Neglected Bar Cart Makes For A Perfect Cooking Prep Station
If your once trusty but now dusty and neglected bar cart is covered in cobwebs and it's nowhere near Halloween, give it new life as a cooking prep station.
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The Final Touch Pasta Salad Needs To Be Truly Great
When it comes to getting perfect pasta salad, there are two tips to remember: save some dressing for just before it's served, and don't serve it super cold.
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Aldi Has An Entire Line Of McDonald's Copycats In The UK And We Want In
Aldi customers in the UK have access to a whole line of McDonald's copycats including hash browns and chicken nuggets, and we're super envious.
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How McDonald's First-Ever Restaurant Was Reborn As A Museum
While McDonald's lists Des Plaines, Illinois, as its origin, it actually got its start in San Bernadino, California. Today, that location serves as a museum.
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McDonald's Crunchy Double Is An Official Menu Hack You Must Try
Secret menu items have swept social media, and burger giant McDonald's has embraced the trend by officially adding fan-favorite hacks to its offerings.
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The Aldi Frozen Fish Sushi Lovers Are Going To Want To Get Their Hands On
If you are getting familiar with homemade sushi, premium fish is simply a must. Thanks to Aldi, your wallet won't have to feel the pinch anymore.
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12 Common Mistakes People Make When Preparing Thanksgiving Dinner
Hosting a full Thanksgiving dinner can be quite a task to take on, and there are a few easy ways to go wrong. Here are some common mistakes to avoid.
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What To Keep In Mind Before Applying Sauce To Your Burger Buns
By brushing the inside of your bun with a sauce, you impart a layer of extra flavor that doesn't slide off like a condiment. But you must do it right.
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The Fancy Cherries You Should Be Picking Up At Costco
At less than half the price of the ones in Whole Foods, these cherries are a must-have for those getting into the world of homemade craft cocktails.
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Upgrade Canned Chili With These 21 Simple Ingredients
Canned chili can taste better than you think. You can easily upgrade this simple meal with different ingredients you likely already have in your kitchen.
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Why Overmixing Your Cake Batter Is Preferred For Gluten-Free Bakes
While overmixing cake batter is usually the path to disaster, overmixing a gluten free cake recipe can help to give the finished product better structure.
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What's The Best Method For Cleaning Baby Bok Choy?
To thoroughly clean baby bok choy, slice it in half vertically and swirl it around in a bowl of fresh water, changing the water out at least three times.
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What Is A Cake Decorating Syringe And How Do You Use One?
Step up your pastry decorating skills with a cake decorating syringe! This decorating tool gives you more control than a standard pastry bag.
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What Exactly Are Filipino Egg Rolls And What Do They Taste Like?
Many Americans are familiar with egg and spring rolls, but this similar dish from the Philippines is underappreciated. Here's the low-down on lumpia.
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Cognac Is Ina Garten's Secret To Unbeatable Holiday Gravy
Some people add a dash of their favorite spice, others put fruits or herbs, but Cognac is Ina Garten's secret weapon for unmatched holiday gravy.
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Make Your Next Bellini With Apple Cider For A Cozy Fall Touch
Sure, the original peach Bellini is a classic cocktail, but when the cold weather hits, you can switch out the summery flavors for a cozy dose of autumn.
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We Tasted And Ranked All Four Vizzy Mimosa Flavors
Vizzy's hard seltzers are deliciously refreshing and the newest offerings are inspired by a classic cocktail, the mimosa. Here's how the new flavors compare.
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A Pot Of Mulled Wine Is The Best Beverage For Any Winter Holiday Party
Wine is great to offer when you're entertaining, but why not give mulled wine a try? This seasonal favorite will give your holiday party some festive cheer.
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