Why Bartenders Advise Against Ordering Miami Vice Cocktails
Whether you're an avid drinker or simply enjoy the occasional tipple, this is why bartenders think you should steer clear of Miami Vice cocktails.
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The Correct Way To Boil Hōjicha And Avoid A Bitter Aftertaste
Any tea enthusiast understands that different varieties of tea require different brewing methods. If you're making Japanese hōjicha, here's how you brew it.
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What Are Boardwalk-Style Fries, And Who Invented Them?
If you've ever found your way to a seaside boardwalk, you know that ample snacks abound. But what are boardwalk-style fries, and who invented them?
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Menu Prices Were 8% Higher In 2022. Here's What That Means For Restaurants
Some people live for dining out. They look forward to it most, and they experience great joy in it. But in a post-pandemic world, prices have increased.
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TikTok's 'Corn Ribs' Are A Breeze To Make In The Air-Fryer
Who doesn't love a good corn on the cob, complete with loads of melted butter? Now how about crispy corn "ribs," with seasoning on top? It's surprisingly easy.
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What Exactly Is Quark, And Is It Superior To Yogurt?
Quark is a protein-packed dairy powerhouse – here's everything you need to know about it.
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The Unexpected History Of The Ice Cream Truck
The nostalgia of buying a Popsicle from an ice cream truck is hard to beat, but you may be surprised by the long history of the ice cream truck industry.
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For The Crispiest Fried Fish, Pull Out The Club Soda
If you're looking for the crispiest fried fish on either side of the Atlantic Ocean, you might want to consider pulling out your trusty bottle of club soda.
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13 Irish Whiskeys, Ranked Worst To First
Irish whiskey has been enjoying something of a renaissance, and a tremendous variety is available these days. Here are a few to try, ranked worst to first.
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Why You Should Skip Seasoning Pork Ahead Of Time
Typically, the earlier you season a piece of meat, the tastier it'll be - but that just isn't the case with pork. Find out why.
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How To Properly Taste Meat Mixtures Without Making Yourself Sick
When preparing a meat mixture, you may want to taste it to see if it's missing anything important. Here's how you can safely do that without getting sick.
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Sweetened Vs. Unsweetened Shredded Coconut: Which Is The Better Buy?
The type of shredded coconut you use can make an impact on your recipes. Between the sweetened and unsweetened varieties, which one is better?
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How Has 'Supermarket Culture' Affected Recent Food Shortages?
While today's grocery stores need to consider both in-person and virtual shopping, the reality is that three factors are the main drivers for shoppers.
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Starbucks' Newest Spring Beverage Has Officially Dropped. Here's What We Know
On the cusp of spring, Starbucks is releasing a new drink: the Cinnamon Caramel Cream Nitro Cold Brew. The drink was inspired by salted caramel and sticky buns.
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Easily Replicate A McDonald's Quarter Pounder With Nothing But Aldi Products
The Quarter Pounder is one of the more popular McDonald's menu items, and there's an easy way you can make one at home by shopping at Aldi.
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Doritos Fans Desperately Want Ranch-Dipped Hot Wing Chips Back
The discontinuation sparked enough outrage after it was stripped from grocery stores that people took unexpected measures to try to bring it back.
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Why Bacteria Plays A Role In What Separates Cultured Butter From Regular Butter
The type of butter you use in a dish can make a tremendous difference. The reason has to do with the specifics of food science and a process known as culturing.
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12 Things You Might Not Know About Crumbl Cookies
Crumbl cookies has become quite the sensation with its unique flavors, massive cookie sizes, and social media presence. But did you know these 12 facts?
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Why You Need To Be Baking Lasagna In A Glass Pan, Not Metal
A good lasagna makes a great dinner and leftover lunch. The dish is easy and versatile, but what you bake it in may make or break your recipe.
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The Ridiculously Decadent Ingredient Gordon Ramsay Puts In Scrambled Eggs
Gordon Ramsay is a stickler for quality cooking, as you can tell from his TV show appearances. And there's nothing basic about his scrambled eggs, either.
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Starbucks' Spring Drinkware Set Has Officially Arrived
Hip Hip Hooray! No, we aren't excited about Easter, we are jumping for joy over the Starbucks Spring drinkware release. Pastel tumbler here we come.
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Toblerone Can No Longer Legally Use Its Iconic Swiss Mountain Logo
Toblerone can no longer be labeled "Swiss chocolate" or depict its iconic mountain logo. The Swiss flag and other symbols are restricted on certain products.
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The Best Peppers To Infuse For Spicy Vinegars
Do you like some spice in your food? If you do, you need to try infused spicy vinegar. And if you want to make your own, here are the best peppers to use.
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Turkey Hill Ice Cream Tastes Homemade Because Of The Cows
Who doesn't appreciate a good freshly made ice cream? Sure a pint is great in a pinch, but those local ice cream shops can't be beaten. Or can they?
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The Super Simple Fix To The Most Common Churro-Making Blunder
If you're making churros at home, trying to achieve the perfect shape and size can be a challenge. Here's the best way to perfect those cinnamon-dusted treats.
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The Girl Scouts Are Not Happy To Hear That People Are Selling Their Cookies On Ebay
The Girl Scouts are not happy. While the coveted cookies are always high in demand, it seems the new flavor has fans taking desperate measures.
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Pan-Seared Rosemary Lamb Shoulder Chop Recipe
You could have a delicious and stunning meal on the table in under 30 minutes with this rosemary lamb shoulder chop recipe.
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