The One Food President Jimmy Carter Was Always Craving
Most people have one food that they crave, including celebrities and U.S. Presidents. Jimmy Carter is now an exception. Here's one food he always craved.
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13 Ways To Elevate A Simple Bowl Of Buttered Noodles
A simple bowl of noodles can be turned into something amazing with the addition of a few basic ingredients. Here are some delish ways to make noodles tastier.
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12 Chocolate Liqueurs, Ranked
Much like chocolate, chocolate liqueurs can be added to cocktails or sipped straight for a boozy, velvety drink. Here are a few chocolate liqueurs, ranked.
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Here's What Happens When You Eat Blueberries Everyday
You may not be eating blueberries often, but after reading the benefits of adding this berry to you daily diet, we bet you'll stock up on them.
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The 14 Best Blenders For Smoothie Making
You can use all the right ingredients, but with a bad blender, your smoothie can still come out horrible. Here are the best blenders for smoothie making.
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12 Foods You Should Really Avoid Eating Every Day
Moderation is an important part of a balanced diet, and even healthy foods like certain veggies and proteins can cause health issues if consumed too often.
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Alcoholic Drinks You Should And Shouldn't Buy At The Grocery Store
As it becomes more common to pick up alcohol while you're doing your food shop, keep in mind what you should -- and shouldn't -- buy at the grocery store.
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Why It Pays To Pick Up Maple Syrup At Costco
Costco shoppers know there are some items you do not miss out on. The warehouse is known for big savings, but are any as big as its maple syrup?
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2 Ways To Upgrade Rice Krispie Treats With The Maillard Reaction
There are a variety of different ways to make Rice Krispie treats. But using the Maillard reaction can help bring your sweet treats to the next level.
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12 Mistakes You're Making When Cooking Rice
If you're like many, you may find it hard to cook rice properly. If your rice comes out soupy, crispy, or burned, here are the mistakes you might be making.
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What Makes Dutch Hot Chocolate Unique?
Hot chocolate on a frigid day is one of life's most simple pleasures. But you're SwissMiss hot cocoa may be almost flavorless compared to Dutch hot chocolate.
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Dental Floss Will Help You Cut Cinnamon Roll Dough Flawlessly
There are many tips and tricks for making baking easier. There is an item in your bathroom that you can use to perfect cinnamon rolls. Try dental floss.
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Miller High Life Is Launching A Drinkable Leg Lamp For The Holidays
"Fra-gee-lay!" The iconic scene from "A Christmas Story" is fresh in fans' minds, and now Miller High Life has a gift for those fans. A drinkable leg lamp.
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Why Starbucks Employees Technically Aren't 'Baristas'
The folks who make your Starbucks order aren't actually baristas - at least, not in Starbucks' eyes. Instead, Starbucks refers to its employees as "partners."
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The 20th Century American Cookbooks Now Considered 'Kitchen Bibles'
There are certain tomes home cooks rely on to create culinary magic. These are the 20th-century American cookbooks that are now considered 'kitchen bibles.'
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The Most Expensive French Toast In The World Is Coated In 24K Gold
If you think the French toast at your local diner has gotten expensive, wait until you hear about the French toast that comes coated with literal gold.
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A Silicone Bag Is The Secret To Safely Microwaving Popcorn
If you want to avoid microwaving your popcorn in the store-bought bag, you can instead accomplish this task with the use of a silicone bag.
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Forget Flour, Thicken Soups With Dissolving Sweet Potato
What should you do when a brothy recipe you're making turns out too diluted and watery? Forget flour, thicken soups with dissolving sweet potato.
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When Did People Start Hiding Engagement Rings In Food?
Surprise proposals via a romantic dinner aren't exactly new, but they are increasingly common. So, where did the odd practice of hiding rings in food begin?
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10 Easy Ways To Kick Your Brownies Up A Notch
A freshly-baked pan of brownies is a simple indulgence, but the flavors don't have to be simple! Try these 10 easy ways to kick your brownies up a notch.
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The 10 Unhealthiest Kirkland Products, Ranked
Costco's Kirkland Signature brand offers some great products. However, some of these items are quite unhealthy and should be avoided or eaten in moderation.
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14 Delicious Homemade Flavored Butters To Amp Up Your Next Dinner Party
Compound butter adds richness and flavor to a multitude of dishes.Try these 14 delicious homemade flavored butters to amp up your next dinner party.
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What Is The Leidenfrost Effect, And How Can It Help Your Cooking?
Some of the best chefs don't actually know much about precise culinary language. However, knowing the Leidenfrost effect is useful for one reason.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Eating Leftover Rice
If you are one of those people who eat a lot of rice, you should think twice before you eat it as leftovers. Here's what you need to know to keep yourself safe.
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The Wartime Cuisine That Made Julia Child Fall In Love With Cooking
You know her as one of the most famous chefs, but you may not know how Julia Child's fondness for a particular cuisine made her fall in love with cooking.
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'Curry' Isn't Actually An Indian Word. Here's Where It Comes From
If you've never had curry before, you've probably at least heard of it. No culinary tradition is ever simple, but curry's history is particularly noteworthy.
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12 Of The Wildest Fast-Food Lawsuits We've Ever Seen
Fast-food restaurants are a quick way to get a bite, but for some people, they are viewed as a quick way to get a buck. Read about the wildest lawsuits faced.
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