How Geography Affects Your Wine's Alcohol Content
Each wine has a unique alcohol content that's tied to how much sugar it contains. So how does this relate to geography? Let's take a deeper look.
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The Chef-Approved Reason You Should Never Buy Frozen Oysters
Oysters are often eaten right after harvest, but frozen ones are also an option. Still, there's a chef-approved reason you should never buy that frozen variety.
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Why Trader Joe's Shoppers Swear By Its Uniquely Shaped Trofie Pasta
One of the best kitchen staples to stock up on at Trader Joe's run has to be its dried pasta, especially it's trofie pasta. This is why so many swear by it.
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Finally, An Answer For What That White Spongy Stuff On Peeled Oranges Is
If you've ever peeled and eaten an orange, you've had to pick that white spongy stuff out of your teeth. So exactly what is it, and is it good for you?
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14 Hacks For Making Instant Pudding Taste Way Better
Whether you're making chocolate, vanilla, butterscotch, or any other instant pudding flavor, there are plenty of unique hacks you can use to jazz it up.
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The Chef-Approved Reason Orzo Works So Well For Pasta Salad
Choosing the right pasta for a pasta salad can be difficult. One pasta that easily fits all the criteria, though, is orzo. Here's why you should try it.
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The Sweet And Spicy Condiment To Make With Unripe Mangos
Unripe mangos can be hard to find but are the basis for a delicious South Asian pickle or condiment known as mango achaar.
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Easy Copycat Raising Cane's Sauce Recipe
If the Raising Cane's dipping sauce gets your mouth watering, try making it at home with this easy recipe.
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Ranking 10 Brands Of Canned Peaches From Worst To Best
When it comes to canned peaches, not all brands are created equal. But which one should you buy? We've ranked ten brands of canned peaches from worst to best.
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The First Caesar Salad Was Meant To Be Eaten With Your Hands
Originally hailing from Mexico, the popular Caesar salad was once a finger food and its history is actually quite contentious -- including who invented it.
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The US State With More Cracker Barrels Than Any Other
The Sunshine State stands out, with more Cracker Barrel locations than any other. Florida represents 9% of all Cracker Barrel outlets nationwide.
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The Nostalgic Brown-Paper Candy You Can Still Buy At Cracker Barrel
The treats are called "sanded" candies because of the rough sugar on the outside. At just $1.99 per bag, they're a cheap treat that's full of history.
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How To Properly Transform Your Cake Batter Into Fluffy Cupcakes
It all hinges on how you handle and portion the batter. Additionally, the temperature at which you bake these miniature delights plays a significant role.
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The Citrus Juicing Hack You Need For Avoiding A Splashy Mess
Suffer under the tyranny of wayward citrus juice no longer, and avoid a splashy mess in your kitchen with this one simple citrus juicing hack.
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Why You Should Seriously Never Wash Red Meat
Washing meat heightens the risk of cross-contamination, with water splashes potentially dispersing harmful bacteria, including E. coli and Salmonella.
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Give Your BLT A New Lease On Life By Turning It Into Pasta Salad
There's nothing better than a summer BLT, but you can give this classic sandwich a new lease on life by easily transforming it into pasta salad.
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Why Spaghetti Is The Pasta Of Choice For Cincinnati Chili
Delve into the fascinating traditions and distinct flavors of Cincinnati Chili, from its iconic spaghetti pairing to the secret behind its enduring popularity.
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15 Discontinued Fast Food Desserts We're Not Getting Back
Fast food restaurants love dipping their toes into desserts. In memory of some discontinued sweets, here are some fast food desserts we're not getting back.
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What It's Really Like To Work At Costco According To Employees
Costco is one of the highest-rated retailers, but do people actually enjoy working there? Check out the scoop on what its employees really think.
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The Reason You're Better Off Using Canned Chickpeas For Hummus
Despite what some chefs claim, you're actually better off using canned chickpeas (rather than dried ones) when preparing hummus. Here's why.
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The Typical Dinner Times In 12 Countries Around The World
From early diners in Norway to nocturnal dining in the Mediterranean, dinner customs vary by country. Here's when people eat dinner around the world.
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It's Never A Good Idea To Put Sun-Dried Tomatoes In Your Blender
Due to their dehydrated nature, sun-dried tomatoes have a chewy, sticky texture. When tossed into a blender, they tend to cling stubbornly to the blades.
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The Fancy Ingredient You Need For Gleaming, Golden Homemade Pasta
If gleaming, golden pasta noodles sound good to you, then it's time to familiarize yourself with the fancy ingredient you need to make them at home.
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South Korea's Costco Has Us Ready To Pack Our Bags
From blueberry smoothies to bulgogi bakes, Costco stores in South Korea offer dishes that America doesn't. And each one sounds tastier than the next.
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How To Thaw Frozen Marshmallows To Keep Them Fluffy And Delicious
Put them in the fridge overnight to defrost them slowly, and keep them sealed airtight so no moisture gets in. You can also use them directly from frozen.
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14 Foods, Drinks, And Restaurants Turning 200 In 2023
1823 brought about a wide variety of products, restaurants, and brands that are still going strong 200 years later. Here are a few notable ones.
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Acid Is All You Need To Totally Elevate Sardines
These small fish, often overlooked and overshadowed by more popular seafood, are a treasure trove of nutrition, bursting with robust flavors.
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