Rachael Ray's Grocery Store Struggles Are Too Relatable
Like anyone else, Rachael ray has her problems. But similar to everyone else, she has a specific grocery store challenge. You won't be surprised.
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12 Best Ways For Garnishing Your Deviled Eggs
Deviled eggs can work for just about any occasion, and if you're looking to try something new, we have 12 great ways to garnish your deviled eggs.
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The Steaming Mistake You're Probably Making
Steaming vegetables is a quick, nutritious way to cook them. But if you're letting the vegetables touch the boiling water, you're doing it wrong.
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The Inexpensive Wine You Should Still Put In The Effort To Decant
Decanting wine can impact its flavor and tannins. But with so many different types of wines, which types should be decanted and why? Here's the reason.
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The Ingredient Swap You Need To Make For The Best Chicken Parm
If you've ever made chicken parm only to have the breadcrumbs become soggy, you're not alone. Here's how to get the perfectly crispy bite, every time.
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The Valentine's Day Products You Can Expect At Aldi In 2023
Is it too early for Valentine's day? Nah, not for Aldi. The brand is releasing products you'll want for the day of love and we have the scoop.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Spiralizing Potatoes
Spiralizing vegetables can be fun, but also make for delicious dishes. However, there are some veggies you shouldn't spiralize and potatoes are one of them.
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How Long Does Paprika Stay Fresh?
Paprika is a common spice to keep in your cabinet. But how long does it last? And does how you store it affect its lifespan? Here's the scoop.
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Starbucks Was Ironically Still Union Busting While Literally On Trial
In the midst of the Starbucks-Union labor discussions, the coffee chain is again in hot water by violating federal laws. Here's the latest on the issue.
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How To Pick A Smart Kitchen Space To Store Fresh Bread
Storing fresh bread can be tricky, and the last thing you want is for it to go stale. Here's how to keep your bread loaves fresher for longer.
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'Non-Alcoholic' And 'Alcohol-Free' Labels Aren't Actually The Same Thing
If you happen to be sober curious then you should know the difference between non-alcoholic and alcohol free labels. They are not the same thing.
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Why Bologna From One Pennsylvania Town Is Unlike Any Other Variety
Bologna has been a staple in many school lunches and cafeterias for decades. But there's a different type of bologna that comes from Pennsylvania.
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The First Mention Of Trail Mix Appeared In A 1906 Camping Guide
Trail mix dates back further than you might think. In fact, it was first mentioned in a 1910 camping guide. Here's what trail mix was originally made of.
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The Best Type Of Herb To Cook With Tough Meats
When cooked properly, tough meats can become tender and savory, but what herbs and spices are good to use when cooking these types of meats?
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The Practical Reason You Should Rinse Canned Beans
Beans are so versatile and a great meat substitute. Who doesn't love a three-bean soup after all? But before adding them to a dish, you should be rinsing them.
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Vegan Options You Can Order At Major Fast Food Restaurants
If you're looking for vegan meals at your favorite fast food restaurants, you can't go wrong with these.
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Ina Garten Reminds Ross Mathews Of His Mom In The Sweetest Way - Exclusive
Ross Mathews explained how Ina Garten inspires him and how she reminded him of his late mother during an appearance on "The Drew Barrymore Show."
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The Breadcrumb Swap You Need To Make For Maximum Crunch
Breadcrumbs add crunch to a dish, but they lose their crispness after cooking. Read about the swap you need to make to get the maximum crunch in your recipes.
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The Vintage On Grocery Store Wine Bottles Doesn't Matter. Here's Why
The vintage on grocery store wine bottles doesn't matter. Here's why, along with what to consider when purchasing your favorite varietal before checkout.
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How The American Muffin Has Morphed Over The Years
So many delicious treats have storied histories. Here is how the American muffin has morphed over the years, from its humble roots to its national celebration.
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15 Mistakes You Need To Avoid When Deep Frying
Who doesn't love fried food? It can be intimidating but have no fear. These tips and tricks that will help you cook the best fried food, safely and easily.
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Natural Grocers Got Its Start With A $200 Loan
Most grocery retailers offer their own interesting history, but the story behind Colorado-based Natural Grocers is perhaps one of the most unique.
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11 Reasons You May Want To Avoid Drinking Almond Milk
Almond milk a popular plant-based milk alternative, but is it really all its cracked up to be? Get the lowdown on why you just may want to avoid it.
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16 Best Substitutes For Molasses
Molasses can add sweetness and depth of flavor to numerous dishes, but what if your recipe calls for it and you're out? We've got you covered.
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Tricks You Need To Know When Cooking With Oils
Cooking oils are a staple in any kitchen, but you might not be maximizing their potential. Read on for a list of tips and tricks about cooking with oils.
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What's The Difference Between Cannellini Beans And Great Northern Beans?
While you may not think there is a big difference between the two, cannellini and great northern beans are different. Here's what you need to know.
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Raisin Pie: Pennsylvania's Most Delicious Omen Of Death
Raisins were once considered a luxury — and raisin pie was once an omen of death. Here's the history of the unique dessert, all the way back to the 1800s.
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