How Do You Use Trader Joe's Ketchup Seasoning?
Trader Joe's has unveiled a new, powdered ketchup seasoning. Here's what, exactly, it is, along with how you can incorporate it into your meals.
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One-Pan Chicken Marsala Recipe
This creamy chicken Marsala recipe is sure to become you new favorite, comforting weeknight dinner.
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9 Foods You Shouldn't Try To Get Past Airport Security
You can bring a lot of foods through airport security, but some are likely to be confiscated. Here's what you shouldn't try to get past the checkpoint.
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Shake Shack Vs. BurgerFi: Which Restaurant Is The Better Option?
Shake Shack and BurgerFi have many similar items on their menus, but it's the differences that make one jump ahead as being the better option overall.
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Ketchup's Many Iterations Throughout History
Ketchup is one of the most popular condiments in the world, but its ingredients and varieties have changed between different cultures throughout history.
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The Original Olive Garden Design Was Inspired By A Farmhouse
Despite its Italian roots, Olive Garden is a quintessential American restaurant. It may surprise you to learn that its design was inspired by a farmhouse.
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The Hack To Reduce The Amount Of Time It Takes To Preheat Your Oven
Many of us often forget to preheat the oven until the last minute. It's arguably the most annoying part of baking, but here's a trick to speed it up.
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The Country That's Considered The Coffee Capital Of The World
Finland is a small country that doesn't even produce its own coffee beans. But coffee is a way of life there — here's why it's such a rich part of the culture.
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The Ice Cube Hack For Ridiculously Juicy Burgers Every Time
There are many burger hacks out there and some work better than others. One simple hack calls for an ice cube, and it will give you juicy burgers every time.
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For Amplified Ramen, Try Adding Some Fat-Washed Whiskey
If you enjoy eating ramen (and who doesn't, really?), you might consider adding some fat-washed whiskey to it next time. The flavor may surprise you.
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Report Finds Labor Challenges Are Affecting New Restaurants The Worst
Chains like Starbucks have seen their fair share of labor disputes over wages and benefits, a recent report has shown that new restaurants are hurting the most.
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The Tip To Remember To Keep Your Cherries Fresh For Longer
Cherries are delicious, but they always seem to spoil within a few days. Here's how to store them the right way in your refrigerator so they'll last longer.
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For Extra Crispy Potatoes, Roast Them On A Pizza Stone
If you're looking to give your potatoes an extra crispy taste, next time consider using a pizza stone to lock in the best flavor on the edges of these bites.
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The Gadget You May Need To Remember Your Aldi Quarter
Are you an Aldi shopper? Do you find that you often forget your bags, or worse, your quarter for the cart? There's a cute, convenient solution for that.
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What's The Origin Of The Phrase 'Blue Plate Special'?
If you've heard of the "blue plate special," you might have thought that it's an odd phrase. In fact, the story behind its origins is even stranger.
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What Gives White Chili Its Color?
You're probably used to enjoying a pot of dark, meaty chili on game day, but have you ever had white chili? Do you even know what makes it white in color?
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Why Professional Chefs Avoid Buying Meat On Sale
Low prices might tempt you to purchase less-than-optimal meat options. However, these chefs heavily caution against such practices for pretty sound reasons.
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Why Periodically Checking Your Oven's Temperature Is Absolutely Essential
We trust our ovens to cook things to the temperature we set on them, but is that misguided? Maybe, but it's easy to find out the truth with a simple tool.
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The Story Of The Failed, Comic-Inspired Dilbert Burrito
Even the most dedicated reader of the "Dilbert" comic probably doesn't cherish the idea of eating a burrito inspired by the comic-strip character.
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The Secret Ingredient For Richer, Tangier Scrambled Eggs
Did you ever make scrambled eggs as usual and think, wow, these are pretty bland? We have the secret ingredient that will easily upgrade your eggs.
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Gummy Bear Candy Has A Troubling Past
Gummy bears are a fun candy that you can snack on at the movies or for a late-night treat. But, did you know this candy has a shady history?
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Where Is The United States' 'Pretzel Belt'?
Most people enjoy the salty taste of a well-prepared pretzel. However, you might not realize that pretzels are particularly popular in one specific state.
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The Unique Flavor That Sets 'New' Potatoes Apart
People love to eat tiny foods, and new potatoes -- regular potatoes harvested earlier -- are no exception. Here's the flavor profile that sets them apart.
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The TikTok Vacuum-Sealing Food Hack You Absolutely Shouldn't Try
A new TikTok video suggests a cheap and efficient method to vacuum seal food. While it may look like a no-brainer, we would actually advise against it.
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Foodies Tell Daily Meal What They Think Is The Best Menu Item At Noodles & Company
Noodles & Company offers noodle and pasta dishes from various global cultures. But which ones are Daily Meal readers' absolute favorites to order?
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We Bet You Have No Idea How Rice Krispies Are Made
Rice Krispies might be one of the most ubiquitous cereals in pop culture, but that doesn't mean this puffed rice doesn't have a mystery or two of its own.
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The Key Difference Between High And Low Slow-Cooking
You might have noticed that most slow cookers have a low and high heat setting, but what's the difference between them? Here's what you should know.
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