Hidden Valley Is Releasing Ranch-Flavored Ice Cream To Celebrate National Ranch Day
Ranch goes on everything, surely you've heard this before. But does ranch go with, or in, ice cream? Hidden Valley and Van Leeuwun think so.
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The Ultimate Guide To Passover Food Traditions
Passover is fascinating due to the degree to which its customs revolve around food. In understanding these customs, we better understand the holiday.
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Daily Meal Asks: Which Thanksgiving Side Can You Not Live Without? - Exclusive Survey
Here's which Thanksgiving side dish is Daily Meal readers' favorite.
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15 Sweet Facts About Cadbury Chocolate
Cadbury Dairy Milk is a popular chocolate company. Even if you've had your share of Cadbury products, there could be a lot you don't know about this brand.
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The Cheetos Alternative You Need In Your Life
Some snacks are total experimental fails, others are unexpected triumphs. On that note, these are the Cheetos alternative you need in your life.
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Oprah Winfrey's Chef Shared The Secret To Creamy Pasta Without Cream
If you're looking to make a pasta that's creamy but doesn't actually contain any cream, check out the secret that Oprah Winfrey's chef just shared.
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How Algae Could Become The New Superfood
Step aside, chia seeds. Move over, mangosteen. Although it might not look like much, here's how algae could become the next trendy superfood.
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Korea's Iced Coffee Pouches Are Nostalgic And Cost-Effective
Fans of iced coffee will drink it year-round. A pouch version is available for an anytime pick-me-up, and you’re likely to find them at Korean grocery stores.
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Why You Should Use Brown Eggs Instead Of White Ones For Painting This Easter
This year, you may want to reconsider using white eggs for Easter egg dyeing.
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What Is A Wedding Groom's Cake, And Is It Worth It?
There are so many different cultural traditions when it comes to getting married. But what exactly is a wedding groom's cake, and should you have one?
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Is Cracker Barrel Open For Easter 2023?
Don't want to cook on Easter? This restaurant just may be the place for you to go.
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Are Garlic Sprouts Safe To Eat (And How Should They Be Used)?
If your garlic has sprouted, you may want to think first before throwing it in the trash. Here's the lowdown on sprouted garlic.
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We're Still Mourning The Elegant Wendy's Sunrooms
Wendy's is a popular fast-food restaurant chain, but it isn't usually considered upscale, something installing sunrooms once sought to rectify.
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Why 'Batons' Are The Go-To Type Of Chocolate For Pain Au Chocolat
Are you planning on making pain au chocolat? Here's why 'batons' are the go-to type of chocolate for pain au chocolat.
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Is Aldi Open On Easter In 2023?
Wondering where to shop for the upcoming Easter holiday? Here are some suggestions to check out in case you need any last-minute items.
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How To Curb Soggy Cobbler Disasters With Boiling Water
Tired of soggy cobbler? There's a lot of anecdotal wisdom out there, but one award-winning chef says hot water is the key to making perfect cobbler every time.
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A Fast, Easy Fix To Rescue Greasy Gravy
While gravy is fairly easy to make, it doesn't always come out right, and can end up greasy, but there's a pretty simple way to rescue it from the dead.
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The Clever Storage Gadget That Keeps Butter Fresh, Soft, And Spreadable
Do you want to know how to store butter? Here's the clever storage gadget that keeps butter fresh, soft, and spreadable.
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The Real Reason Albertsons Has No Apostrophe
When shopping at your favorite store, you may not think twice about the spelling of its name. Alternately, you might wonder why Albertsons has no apostrophe.
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The Best Kitchen Tools To Cream Butter And Sugar If You Don't Have A Mixer
Creaming together butter and sugar is the first step to making light cakes and fluffy cookies. But if you don't have a mixer, the old-fashioned way works.
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Why Chopping Ingredients With Dull Knives Is Actually More Dangerous For You
Using a sharp knife isn't just important for slicing and dicing ingredients, but for your safety too.
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The Costco Food Kit We Don't Talk About Enough, According To An Expert
The @costcohotfinds creator told Delish that one of her favorite prepared foods to pick up at Costco is the warehouse club's street chicken taco kit.
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You'll Have To Dig A Bit To Find The Freshest Produce At The Grocery Store
For anyone who's ever encountered produce in their grocery store that didn't seem too fresh, here's a useful tip to get the best selection for your money.
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Leftover Canned Anchovies? Make A Mouthwatering French Sauce
If you love anchovies, chances are you don't want them to go to waste. So, try making this French sauce instead of letting them rot in the tin!
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Alton Brown's Egg Carton Meatballs Might Be Genius
Brown's hack is simple: Cook your meatballs in an egg carton. The key is to spray the carton with cooking spray first, then roast the meatballs right in there.
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Tomato Paste Is An Easy Way To Elevate Your Dried Bean Dishes. Here's How
Here's a way to take beans from bland to delicious -- and you only need one pantry staple to do so!
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Portugal Is The No. 1 Least Expensive Wine Country
Many people love a bottle of wine, but not everyone has lots of money to spend on it, and if that's the case, might be time to head to Portugal.
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