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Aldi (14)

• Popular Groceries To Buy At Aldi So Far In 2024

  Aldi has a loyal customer base thanks to its low-cost, high-quality products, but a few things on the shelves truly stand out. Here are some of 2024's best.

  By Jacob Smith Read More

• The Aldi Chocolate Bar That Just Isn't Worth Buying

  Frugal shoppers find some amazing items at Aldi, but this one in particular didn't impress. Chocolate lovers should not waste their money on this bar.

  By Jessica Fleming-Montoya Read More

• These Canned Beans Are An Absolute Must-Buy At Aldi

  Aldi offers many great items at wallet-friendly prices. And it's the place to head to if you need some beans for your next Mexican-inspired spread.

  By Jordan C. Woika Read More

• Here's Why You Should Buy Your Ground Beef At Aldi

  Aldi is renowned for its budget prices. But lower costs don't always mean lower quality. Which is why you should consider buying its ground beef.

  By Rebecca Riddle Read More

• The Aldi Chocolate Bar That's Too Good To Pass Up

  We've already done the tough research of trying every chocolate bar that Aldi has to offer. The number one ranked bar is a must-try for chocolate lovers.

  By Jessica Fleming-Montoya Read More

• This Is Why We Don't Recommend Aldi's Crescent Rolls

  While Aldi has many delicious in-store products that customers love, there's one item that hasn't proven to be a fan favorite. Here's why.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• Aldi's Frozen Texas Toast Garlic Bread Isn't As Great As We'd Hoped

  It may sound drool worthy, but Aldi's frozen Texas toast garlic bread didn't score high marks on Daily Meal's ranking of frozen garlic bread brands.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• The Types Of Food You're Not Going To Find At A German Aldi

  Each Aldi store is a little different, even in the same cities. But if you go to one in Germany, these are the types of food you're not going to find.

  By Jessica Fleming-Montoya Read More

• July Aldi Finds For A Sweet Summer

  If you're in search of decadent snacks perfect for the summer, Aldi has you covered with their July Finds, which include ice cream, tea, and pretzel bites.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• Aldi Finds To Make Your July 4 Cookout This Summer's Biggest Hit

  Meal planning for a Fourth of July get-together? You need to peruse the list of Aldi's July deals. From drinks to sweets to grill-friendly fare, it's all here.

  By Jessica Fleming-Montoya Read More

• The Canned Tuna We Absolutely Love To Snag At Aldi

  Canned tuna makes a great pantry staple thanks to its versatility and shelf life. But there's one in particular we're a fan of and it comes from Aldi.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• Why You Should Buy Canned Tomatoes At Aldi

  Aldi is renowned for wallet-friendly prices, but that's no reason to compromise on quality. Here's why its canned tomatoes are a must-buy over its competitors.

  By Allison Lindsey Read More

• 14 Of The Unhealthiest Store-Brand Foods You Can Buy At Aldi

  From sandwiches to trail mix to mac 'n' cheese, these Aldi products might be tasty and convenient -- but they're not great for health-conscious shoppers.

  By Jacob Smith Read More

• Aldi's L'Oven Hawaiian Rolls Are Unexpectedly Bad

  A sweet, squishy soft white roll can be the perfect companion to your dinner. Hawaiian rolls seem like an easy pastry to pull off, so where did Aldi go wrong?

  By Stacie Adams Read More

Appliances And Gadgets (7)

• This Fridge Addition Will Save So Much Food From Going To Waste

  Want to save money and the planet by reducing your food waste? Then you need to keep this handy (and affordable) little gadget in your fridge.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• Make Your Pillsbury Biscuits In The Air Fryer And Thank Us Later

  Air fryers aren't just for fries and chicken wings. Tis clever gadget is actually handy for cooking baked goods in less time than it takes a conventional oven.

  By Betsy Parks Read More

• 14 Canned Foods You Should Be Cooking In Your Air Fryer

  Cooking canned foods in your air fryer can turn staples like chickpeas into snacks you can munch on, and fruits like pineapple into desserts fit for a king.

  By Jay Wilson Read More

• The Expensive Stove Cleaning Mistake That's So Easy To Avoid

  When doing the ritual cleaning of your stove, make sure to avoid doing this one thing to avoid potential disasters down the line.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• Your Air Fryer Is The Secret To Perfectly Crisp Chickpeas

  For the chickpea snacks of your dreams, all you need to do is fire up your air fryer. In 10 minutes or less, your crispy chickpeas will be ready for snacking.

  By S. Ferrari Read More

• When It Comes To Cleaning Your Pressure Cooker, Don't Be Lazy

  Pressure cookers are an amazing gadget to have in your kitchen, but it's very important to keep yours clean and not store food in it for optimal results.

  By C.A. Pinkham Read More

• Why Campbell's Convenient K-Cup Soups Were Ultimately Discontinued

  Occasionally, a product comes along that spins off, allowing other products to join forces. Campbell's discontinued K-Cup soups were honestly so convenient.

  By Brian Boone Read More

Bakeware (1)

• The First Mistake You're Making When Baking With A Cast Iron

  The truth is not all cast iron cookware lives up to their lofty claims, which is why it's so crucial to do this step before creating your baking masterpiece.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

Baking (19)

• The Store-Bought Cornbread Mix You're Better Off Skipping

  When Daily Meal taste tested a huge lineup of instead cornbread mixes, one product landed itself right at the bottom due to its problematic ingredients.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• This Genius Coin Hack Perfectly Measures The Thickness Of Pie Crust

  To get the idyllic pie crust thickness each and every time, all you need is a couple of quarters to do the trick. Here's how it works.

  By Amanda Mactas Read More

• The Cake Swap That Gives A Classic Tiramisu Some Extra Sweetness

  Tiramisu is a caffeinated classic from Italy, but its elements can be time consuming to make and assemble, and some prefer it sweeter. This hack covers both.

  By S. Ferrari Read More

• The Easy Tip For Avoiding A Soggy Jell-O Pretzel Salad

  Crafting the perfect Jell-O pretzel salad requires precision and care, and one of the things that can most easily go wrong is the crisp crust turning soggy.

  By Crystal Antonace Read More

• The Food Safety Tip To Remember Before Baking With An Egg Wash

  Raw egg is a tricky substance because it can harbor nasty bacteria. So you'll want to remember this safety tip before applying your next egg wash.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• This 3-Ingredient Banana Bread Is Too Easy Not To Try

  Sure, you can make some banana bread from scratch, but why not speed up the process with this quick three-ingredient hack?

  By Karen Hart Read More

• Croissant Bark Is The Best Way To Use Day-Old Pastries

  Don't just toss your old croissants into the trash. Give them new life by turning them into a thin, crispy treat perfect for snacking or dipping.

  By Katie Moore Read More

• The Mistake To Avoid When Adding Spices To That Boxed Cake Mix

  When you're in a rush and don't have time to bake from scratch, boxed cake mix is an easy work-around. Just be careful when throwing in additional spices.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• The Unexpected Snack That Makes Store-Bought Cookie Dough Irresistible

  Store-bought chocolate chip cookie dough is already pretty great, but if you want to make it irresistible, you have to try adding this unexpected snack.

  By Betsy Parks Read More

• Add Sunflower Seeds To Your Next Batch Of Bread For The Perfect Crunch

  There's a certain nostalgia that comes with baking bread. Among the many ways to jazz up a loaf, one of the tastiest is by adding sunflower seeds.

  By Allison Lindsey Read More

• Make A Savory Dutch Baby For Your Next Party Appetizer And Thanks Us Later

  Get creative and make a savory variation of a Dutch baby for your next party to impress your guests. The possibilities are endless... and delicious.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• That Boxed Muffin Mix Can Also Be Used For A Delicious Breakfast Bread

  Hack your next box of muffin mix by transforming it into a delicious loaf of breakfast bread with a few simple tweaks. Here's how.

  By Betsy Parks Read More

• The Boozy Addition That Your Lemon Bars Deserve

  Pool party, movie night, Saturday ... there's never a bad time to serve lemon bars. But there's a boozy ingredient you can add for a huge boost of flavor.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• What To Avoid When Buying A Bundt Cake Pan

  For those who like a fancy aesthetic, there is a simple way to create a head-turning confection. Just make sure to avoid this when buying a Bundt cake pan.

  By S. Ferrari Read More

• Deep-Fry The Banana For Your Next Banana Split And Taste The Magic

  The classic banana split, thick with sugary sweetness, is a decadent dessert. To take it to the next level, deep-fry that banana for a magical flavor upgrade.

  By Allison Lindsey Read More

• Canned Fruit Cocktail Is The Star Of Dolly Parton's 3-Ingredient Cake

  In "Steel Magnolias," Dolly Parton's character is known for her 3-ingredient Cuppa Cuppa Cuppa Cake. With canned fruit cocktail, you can make it yourself.

  By S. Ferrari Read More

• Why You Should Always Make 2 Boxes Of Jiffy Cornbread At Once

  Jiffy makes some of the most popular cornbread mix on the market, but its boxes are pretty small. Take it from us: Make two boxes instead of one.

  By Betsy Parks Read More

• What Is A Margarita Cake And Does It Contain Tequila?

  Have you heard of margarita cake and wondered if the dessert actually contains tequila? Here's what you need to know to make this refreshing treat your own.

  By S. Ferrari Read More

• Why You Need An Egg Carton For Gourmet-Looking Cake Pops

  When making tasty cake pops, you'll need a convenient way for them to dry in an upright position which is where an egg carton comes into play.

  By Crystal Antonace Read More

Beverages (19)

• What Is Domestic Beer And What Makes It Different From Craft Brews?

  The beer world can be complicated to navigate, with so many choices, styles and beers to choose from. But one thing to know is what makes a beer "craft".

  By Katie Moore Read More

• This Unexpected Ingredient Is The Key To A Creamier Frappe

  This twist on a frappe will not only make it incredibly creamy but more nutritious than what you'd get at the coffee shop. Now that's a win-win.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• Give Your Sangria A Summery Twist With Lemonade

  Nothing says summer quite like sangria. But if you truly want to embrace those summer vibes, add lemonade to a sangria made with white wine.

  By Cheryl Kochenderfer Read More

• Claret: The British Wine Term You Should Be Familiar With

  You won't see the word etched on a wine label, but if you want to blend in with the Brits on your next visit to the U.K., get familiar with the term "claret."

  By Karen Hart Read More

• Serve Your Next Latte In An Ice Cream Cone And Thank Us Later

  A fun and creative vessel for your next coffee is the unexpected: an ice cream cone. Here's how to try out this viral hack and why it does actually work.

  By Jessica Fleming-Montoya Read More

• What's The Difference Between Soju And Shochu?

  There are many similarities between soju and shochu. But there are just as many differences. Here's how to not get these two Asian spirits confused.

  By C.A. Pinkham Read More

• This Is What Makes The Tea At McAlister's Deli So Good

  McAlister's Deli is famous for its iced teas, available in a variety of flavors to complement the chain's food. Here's why each cup is so tasty.

  By Michael Palan Read More

• What Is A Shandy, And Why Is It Called That?

  There's not much more refreshing than an ice-cold beer on a summer's day. But you could always mix it up with a beer cocktail known as a shandy.

  By Jessica Fleming-Montoya Read More

• This Cocktail Ingredient Is Sure To Make Cheap Beer Taste Way Better

  If the flavor of your beer falls a little flat, don't pour it down the sink. There's an easy way to rescue your beverage using a simple cocktail mix.

  By Allison Lindsey Read More

• The Viral Spicy Rosé Trend, Explained

  Hot on the heels of the swicy food movement, the spicy rosé trend features a seemingly unlikely combination of flavors that works despite itself.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• What Kind Of Liquor Is Crown Royal, Anyway?

  Crown Royal is a crown jewel of Canadian liquor. Its taste is smooth, and its packaging is regal. But exactly what kind of liquor is Crown Royal, anyway?

  By DB Kelly Read More

• The Murky Origins Behind Why Coronas Always Come With A Lime

  It seems Corona with lime is the only way to drink this popular beer. But why? What's the history of adding a wedge to this Mexican cerveza?

  By Jordan C. Woika Read More

• Here's What Kind Of Alcohol Is Used In White Claw

  If you've ever been curious about what type of alcohol is in those White Claw hard seltzers, we've got the answers for you (and it's not what you might think).

  By S. Ferrari Read More

• The World's Best Selling Beer Company Probably Won't Come As A Surprise

  You might not know which company makes some of your favorite beers, and learning about its jaw-dropping profits and unexpected location might surprise you.

  By C.A. Pinkham Read More

• How Many Scoops Of Hot Chocolate Mix Are Needed For The Perfect Cup?

  There are a few guidelines that can help you concoct a hot chocolate with the perfect chocolate to liquid ratio -- and you can always adjust to your liking!

  By S. Ferrari Read More

• Aperol Spritz Vs Bicicletta: The Difference Between The 2 Drinks

  On the surface, there seems to be little difference between Aperol spritz and bicicletta. But the subtle contrasts make for two deliciously unique cocktails.

  By S. Ferrari Read More

• What Exactly Is A Mocktail Drink (And Where Did The Trend Originate)?

  Although mocktails and low-alcohol drinks seem to be trending right now, they've already enjoyed an era of mass appeal. Here's how it all started.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• Canned Frosting Is The Coffee Sweetener We Were Absolutely Sleeping On

  There may be an alternative to sugar in your pantry that adds more than just sweetness to your morning coffee. Why not experiment with canned frosting?

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• Seriously, You Need To Try Drinking Corn Juice This Summer

  Fruit juices have been consumed for decades, and more recently green juices have emerged. Add a new one to your repertoire this summer: corn juice.

  By DB Kelly Read More

Carl's Jr And Hardee's (1)

• When Does Hardee's Stop Serving Breakfast?

  Hardee's serves an expansive breakfast menu, heavy on the sausage and biscuits. But what time does the chain stop serving this important meal?

  By Elaina Friedman Read More

Casual Dining (3)

• 12 Seafood Chains That Are About To Take Over The US

  Running a seafood chain can be tough. But these 12 fish, clam, and lobster-centric chains have grown so fast, they're on the brink of dominating the U.S.

  By Jacob Smith Read More

• The Denny's Delivery App Fact That's Honestly A Little Shady

  Apps are a convenient way to eat when cooking feels like too much after a tough day. But can you really be sure of where your food is coming from?

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• The Famous Cake Brand You Can Find At Some Chuck E. Cheese Locations

  Next time you hit up your local Chuck E. Cheese, be on the lookout for this famous cake brand that you can order up by the slice.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

Celebrity Chefs (12)

• Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Hot Dog Didn't Even Come From New York

  Despite being a New Yorker, Anthony Bourdain's favorite hot dog was actually from another city. He considered the Chicago hot dog the finest on the planet.

  By Rebecca Riddle Read More

• The Store-Bought Items Martha Stewart Refuses To Serve To Guests

  When hosting dinner parties -- as well as Thanksgiving feasts -- Martha Stewart insists that this food should always be homemade, never store bought.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• Molly Baz's 2-Ingredient Cereal Upgrade Is Low-Key Genius

  There isn't a morning meal more simple than cereal. Just add milk, right? Not if you upgrade by adding two basic ingredients as Molly Baz recommends.

  By S. Ferrari Read More

• Tyler Florence's Unexpected Trick For Perfectly Roasted Marshmallows

  S'mores are a must for any camping trip with friends or family. And for the perfectly roasted marshmallows, try following this no-effort trick.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• Andrew Zimmern's Major No-No When It Comes To Cooking Tomatoes

  As a self-proclaimed tomato lover, Andrew Zimmern knows a thing or two when it comes to cooking up the delicious fruit. Here's what to avoid.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• The Wholesome Fact About Guy Fieri We're So Happy We Learned

  Guy Fieri has long been associated with burgers and fried food. But there's a fact about the celebrity chef that shows him in an entirely different light.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• Martha Stewart's Favorite Eggs Are Surprisingly Simple

  When it comes to eggs at home, how you make them changes everything. Martha Stewart's favorite way to make eggs is to use only a covered pan and a rack.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• This Celebrity Chef Makes The Absolute Best Baked Potato Out There

  This tried and true recipe for the best baked potato comes from one of the best celebrity chefs out there. Here's why it's so good.

  By Jessica Fleming-Montoya Read More

• Ina Garten's Go-To Sides For Her Delectable Short Ribs

  As dreamy as Ina Garten's short ribs are, there are two dishes she serves alongside as a complement that are also packed with heaps of flavor.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• The One Ingredient Bobby Flay Never Uses In His Guacamole

  The perfect recipe for guacamole is often up for debate, but Chef Bobby Flay does not mince words when it comes to one specific item he insists does not belong.

  By S. Ferrari Read More

• Here's Why Laos Is Gordon Ramsay's Favorite Food Destination

  Celeb chef Gordon Ramsay is a connoisseur of cuisine cultures, and this is why the south Asian country of Laos is his favorite foodie location.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• The 2 Ingredients Bobby Flay Always Uses To Finish Off His Pastas

  When it comes to cooking up a batch of pasta, Bobby Flay swears by two ingredients to enhance the flavor and make your sauce cling to the noodles.

  By Karen Hart Read More

Cleaning (3)

• The Key To Cleaner Baking Sheets Might Be Hiding In Your Laundry Room

  Scrubbing gunk off of your bakeware can be time consuming and difficult. With this one handy tool, you can wipe away that gunk with no problem.

  By Asia McLain Read More

• The Apple Peel Hack That Makes Dull Aluminum Pans Shine

  If your aluminum cookware has lost its luster, turn to your produce cabinet for a simple, natural solution that will make those pans gleam again.

  By Asia McLain Read More

• Seriously, Take The Time To Reorganize Your Kitchen Every Few Months

  Who doesn't like working in an organized space? Whether you cook often or not, you should seriously take the time to reorganize your kitchen every few months.

  By Karen Hart Read More

Cookbooks (1)

• A Cookbook Club Is The Fun Way To Get Out Of A Cooking Rut

  If you find yourself uninspired when it comes to experimenting in the kitchen, then a cookbook club might be just the perfect thing for you.

  By Karen Hart Read More

Cooking (73)

• A Can Of Sprite Is All You Need For A Flavorful Marinade

  If you have cans of Sprite left over from your latest yard party, don't let it go to waste. It will make a delicious marinade for weeknight chicken.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• This Tangy Addition Will Add Heaps Of Flavor To Your Baked Beans

  Sometimes a little splash of a powerful ingredient is all you need to bring flavors together. Grab this next time you're making savory and sweet baked beans.

  By S. Ferrari Read More

• When It Comes To Aromatic Ingredients, Your Prep Method Really Matters

  These simple tips and tricks will have you creating flavorful aromatics for your dishes, whether you're a seasoned chef or new to the kitchen.

  By Katie Moore Read More

• Crucial Tips To Keep In Mind For Homemade Tandoori Chicken

  Daily Meal turned to two expert chefs to get their insights on how to make tandoori chicken in your home kitchen that's flavorful and succulent.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• Make The Best Pancakes Of Your Life With Ice Cream And Thank Us Later

  Another TikTok gem serves up some of the most unique pancakes you'll ever make. And it only takes a couple of ingredients to make breakfast dreams come true.

  By S. Ferrari Read More

• Turn Canned Artichokes Into A Savory Appetizer With Only 3 Ingredients

  What's better than a recipe that only requires three ingredients? This delicious appetizer is perfect for serving to unexpected company or anytime, really.

  By Rebecca Riddle Read More

• Your Cucumber Salad Needs Crunch. Pistachios Hold The Key

  If you think cucumber adds enough crunch to a salad in itself, think again. If you're not adding pistachios to the plate, you could be missing out.

  By Allison Lindsey Read More

• 14 Breakfast Foods You Should Be Cooking In Your Air Fryer

  Breakfast just got a lot easier and a lot quicker -- you can make eggs, pancakes, potatoes, and even a whole breakfast sandwich in minutes with your air fryer.

  By Jay Wilson Read More

• Give Your Tuna Melt A Creamy Upgrade With Pimento Cheese

  Pimento cheese makes a lot of dishes taste better, and a classic tuna melt is no exception. But what is the best way to incorporate this Southern spread?

  By Karen Hart Read More

• The Best Breads To Use For The Perfect Grilled Cheese

  Max Halley, owner of Max's Sandwich Shop in North London, shared some expert advice with Daily Meal for the best type of bread to use for a grilled cheese.

  By Crystal Antonace Read More

• Frozen Tater Tots Will Take Your Homemade Egg Bites To The Next Level

  Add some starchy carbs to your homemade egg bites by incorporating some frozen tater tots. They will fill you up, plus they pair with tons of other ingredients.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• 14 Foods You Can Upgrade With Bouillon Cubes

  Bouillon cubes need no introduction as they've long found a home in soups and sauces. But did you know they complement many dishes? Well, we created a list.

  By Jay Wilson Read More

• Your Macaroni Salad Is Missing One Briny Addition

  Macaroni salad is a summertime classic, but you don't always have to stick with the traditional recipe. Kick it up with a briny ingredient addition.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• Forget The Bread And Serve Bruschetta On Roast Chicken

  "Bruschetta" in Italian refers to a grilling process, not a topping on bread. So in your kitchen, why not take it a step further and swap the bread for chicken.

  By Crystal Antonace Read More

• This One Ingredient Takes Buttered Noodles To The Next Level

  This one ingredient will add subtle notes of both sweetness and umami to your buttered noodles, making your otherwise plain meal more complex.

  By Jordan C. Woika Read More

• If You're Not Making Hash Browns In Your Air Fryer, You're Missing Out

  Frozen hash browns always hit home at the breakfast table. They are the perfect food to make in everyone's favorite table-top appliance for a few reasons.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• Seriously, Add Vanilla Extract To Your Next Coleslaw Dressing

  With a dressing of mayo, vinegar, mustard, and celery seed, you may think coleslaw has all the flavor it needs. But there's always room for vanilla.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• Take Mediocre Frozen Fries To New Heights With One Simple Step

  Craving something crunchy, but you don't feel like leaving the house? Take your frozen french fries to the next level by adding these seasonings.

  By Jessica Fleming-Montoya Read More

• The Air Fryer Is A Game Changer For Mastering Reverse Seared Steak

  Reverse searing a steak sounds complex but it doesn't require any fancy equipment, and by using your air fryer you can make it quicker than ever before.

  By Crystal Antonace Read More

• Perk Up Your Tuna Salad With A Splash Of This Tangy Vinegar

  There's an ingredient that'll give your tuna salad a bit of a kick beyond the usual add-ins of mayo, red onion, and lemon juice: red wine vinegar.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• Boil Frozen Broccoli Right In Your Pasta Water For A Quick Upgrade

  Pasta and broccoli is a classic combination. And, for a zero-effort flavor upgrade, you could always cook frozen broccoli right alongside the pasta.

  By Katie Moore Read More

• Add Greek Yogurt To Your Turkey Burger Patties And Thank Us Later

  Plenty of condiments enhance your favorite burger recipe. If you haven't tried it yet, add Greek yogurt to your turkey burger patties and thank us later.

  By Sean Miller Read More

• The Crunchy Addition That Takes Your Chicken Salad To New Heights

  Chicken salad makes for a quick and satisfying meal, but sprinkle in this simple ingredient for a fresh twist that’ll reinvent this old favorite.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• Your Egg Salad Is Begging For Fresh Herbs

  An egg salad is already pretty versatile for marrying extra mix ins. But an ingredient that shouldn't be slept on is herbs; and there are plenty to choose from.

  By C.A. Pinkham Read More

• What You Should Always Consider Before Adding Salt To A Recipe

  If you love salt, you may be tempted to add a little more than the recipe calls for when cooking at home, but there are a few things to consider first.

  By C.A. Pinkham Read More

• This Crouton Replacement Gives A Lighter Crunch To Any Salad

  Spice up your salads with this easy addition and add a bit of crunchy texture. It's easy to season, making it a versatile way to spice up your meal.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• Give Fried Green Tomatoes A Flavor Blitz With Bacon Grease

  Fried green tomatoes are a delicious treat when made correctly, but cooking them in bacon grease ensures they are even tastier than you can imagine.

  By Betsy Parks Read More

• An Air Fryer Is Your Secret Weapon For The Best Toasted Sandwiches

  An air fryer isn't just for crispy french fries or crunchy wings. Next time you fancy a toasted sandwich, forgo your frying pan for the best results.

  By Betsy Parks Read More

• A Tex-Mex Baked Potato Is A Genius Way To Upgrade The Classic

  A baked potato is a classic, simple-to-make comfort dish. But if you're looking for an upgrade, try stuffing your chosen spud with Tex-Mex fixings.

  By Allison Lindsey Read More

• Amp Up Blue Cheese Sauce With One Boozy Ingredient

  The smokiness of this booze complements the sharper flavor of the cheese, and it also adds a sweeter undertone to the fatty blue cheese sauce.

  By Katie Moore Read More

• Why You Should Avoid Cooking Red Onions If You Want Their Full Flavor

  Red onions are a home cooking staple, but did you know you shouldn't actually be cooking them? Here's why, and other ways you can use them in the kitchen.

  By Jordan C. Woika Read More

• Sloppy Joe Nachos Are A Delicious Take On This Comfort Classic

  Comfort foods are classic for a reason. What if you combine classics to create an ultimate comfort food? Sloppy Joe nachos are a tasty take on two favorites.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• Your Air Fryer Is The Secret To The Easiest 'Sun-Dried' Tomatoes Ever

  Drying tomatoes in the sun is a fantastic way to turn the fruit into a savory treat, but you can actually make these delicious bites right in your air fryer.

  By Betsy Parks Read More

• Breakfast Walking Tacos Are A Clever Way To Feed A Hungry Crowd

  If you love breakfast and you love Mexican food, it's time to combine the two and feed a crowd with some walking breakfast tacos (your new favorite food).

  By Crystal Antonace Read More

• Garlic Scape Pesto Is A Deliciously Easy Way To Use This Farmers Market Favorite

  Every home cook knows garlic is an essential ingredient to have on hand. If you frequent farmers' markets, pick up garlic scape to make sauces like pesto.

  By Crystal Antonace Read More

• 10 Mushroom Recipes You'll Want On Repeat

  Mushrooms should absolutely be a part of your weeknight dinner routine. And if you're unsure what to do with them, we've found 10 recipes to inspire you.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• Move Over Chicken Salad. This Summer, It's All About Crab

  Chicken isn't the only protein to consider for a summer party. A refreshing crab dish is versatile, nutritious and will transport you all the way to the beach.

  By Allison Lindsey Read More

• Give Breadcrumbs The Caesar Treatment For Tons Of Added Flavor

  Breadcrumbs are a great topper for everything from pasta and salads to salmon and chicken. And you can boost the taste with Caesar flavorings.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• Baked Beans Are The Unexpected Addition Your Pasta Salad Needs

  Baked beans and pasta are two of the most popular dishes at any summer barbecue. But have you ever considered combining the two for a baked bean pasta salad?

  By Jessica Fleming-Montoya Read More

• Give Leftover Bean Dips New Life On Taco Night

  Bean dips are a big player in a Mexican-inspired spread, so it's easy to find yourself with leftovers. Here's how to revive them for your next taco night.

  By Allison Lindsey Read More

• Move Over, Carrot Fries: Garlic Scape Fries Are The New Kid On The Block

  Although carrot fries are a common French fry alternative, they can be tricky and too sweet. Garlic scape fries give those roots a run for their money.

  By Allison Lindsey Read More

• The Common Blunder Many People Make With Fried Green Tomatoes

  One of the best ways to enjoy green tomatoes is to fry them. But it's easy for them to go horribly wrong with this one basic mistake many people make.

  By Allison Lindsey Read More

• Yes, You Can Cook Frozen Shrimp Straight From The Freezer

  Not only can you cook shrimp straight from the freezer, but it's something shrimp fans should introduce to their cooking regimes for so many reasons.

  By C.A. Pinkham Read More

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• 9 Easy Ways To Make Your Scrambled Eggs Taste Gourmet

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• Essential Spices You Need For Delectable Homemade Tandoori Chicken

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• Why Vegetables Always Taste Better At A Restaurant Vs At Home

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• 7 Arby's Sandwiches Ranked Worst To Best

  Arby's sells a lineup of sandwiches, with various fillings other than the roast beef it's famous for. But are they any good? Check our ranking to find out.

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• This Is Why Mushrooms Taste Better At Restaurants

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• Sour Patch Kids Snapple Fruit Flavor Mix Are Mouth-Watering Juicy Gems: Here's Our Review

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• Review: Taco Bell's Jalapeño Ranch Nacho Fries Check All The Boxes

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• Taco Bell's Cheesy Street Chalupas Review: Do They Actually Deserve Street Cred?

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• Review: Krispy Kreme's 'Passport To Paris' Doughnuts Have A Breakout Star That's Worth The Trip

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• Burger King's Fiery Menu Review: We're Fans Of The Flavorful Flames

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• The Ultimate Ranking Of Twisted Tea Flavors

  We love a cold can of the Original Twisted Tea over ice. With this in mind, we were excited to try all the flavors and see if a new favorite would emerge.

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• The Differences Between Regular And Natural Wine, Explained

  Wine can be confusing to a novice with so many bottles all with different flavors. Here, an expert explains the difference between regular and natural wine.

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• Sam's Club Cafe's Cheddar Cheese Hot Dog Is A Real Crowd Pleaser: Our Review

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• Joey Chestnut Sets The Record Straight On His Shocking Nathan's Ban - Exclusive Interview

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• 14 Ingredient Swaps That Will Make Your French Toast Taste Like A Pro's

  French toast is a classic breakfast dish, but with a few substitutions you can turn it into something absolutely decadent. Our resident chef shares her tricks.

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• We Tasted And Ranked 10 Canada Dry Ginger Ale Flavors

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• The Canned Tuna Brands This Professional Chef Swears By

  Canned tuna is a more affordable option to fresh. But don't knock it. Even professional chefs have their favorite brands when it comes to convenience.

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• Here's How To Make Your Mac And Cheese Truly Stand Out

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• Make Lasagna Even Better With These Chef-Approved Ingredient Swaps

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• How To Ensure Your Dinner Table Isn't Cluttered Before Guests Arrive

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• 17 Canned Ingredients That Will Make Pancake Batter So Much Better

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• Never Ignore This Red Flag At A Korean Barbecue Restaurant

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• Why Cocktails Always Taste Better From A Bar Vs At Home

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• 12 Canned Black Beans, Ranked From Worst To Best

  In an effort to determine the best canned black beans, I scoured local grocery stores, seeking out the most popular varieties, as well as more niche ones.

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• The Quality Of Meat At 8 Sandwich Chains, Ranked Worst To Best

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• The Ultimate Ranking Of Frozen Waffles

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• What Is A Bismark Donut, And What Does It Taste Like?

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• Can Olive Oil Ever Really Go Bad?

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• Here's The Main Difference Between Salad Cream And Mayo

  Mayo is one of the most popular condiments in America; however, foodies in the United Kingdom enjoy a somewhat similar product known as salad cream.

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• A Sommelier Explains Why You Should Opt For Natural Wine Over Regular

  For connoisseurs interested in learning about natural wine, a New York-based sommelier explains why you should opt for it over its regular counterpart.

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• The Main Difference Between Vintage And Non-Vintage Champagne

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• What's The Difference Between Grape Must And Juice?

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• The Reason So Many Irish Pubs Are Named After People

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• Do Dried Beans Ever Really Expire?

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• Do Pink Peppercorns Taste Different Than The Black Variety?

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• The Discontinued Candy That Truly Embodied Its Off-Putting Name

  In a horrifying twist, this candy with a jokey name alluding to dangerous materials was found to actually contain unacceptably high levels of a known toxin.

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• The Difference Between Blended And Single-Origin Olive Oil

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• Here's Why This Chick-Fil-A Salad Dressing Is Considered The 'Unhealthiest'

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• 11 Dairy Queen Menu Items From The 1990s You Probably Forgot About

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Food History (27)

• The Boston Cooler Is An Iconic Drink With A Confusing Origin

  You'd be forgiven for thinking the Boston Cooler originated in its Massachusetts namesake. But its history is a little more complex than that.

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• The Truly Ancient Origins Of Sangria

  Mixing fresh fruit with wine goes back further than you might have guessed. Here's what historians have been able to piece together about this drink.

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• Frog Eye Salad Might Sound Unusual, But It's A Dessert Classic

  A popular dish with a long-standing connection to tradition is the strangely named frog eye salad which features a unique medley of ingredients.

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• 13 Infamous Fast Food Chain Recalls

  Fast food chains are no stranger to scandals, but these 13 recalls -- involving everything from plastic to E. coli -- are downright infamous.

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• How Oyster Ice Cream Came To Be A Real Flavor

  Stories have swirled for years about oyster ice cream being served at the first Thanksgiving. New information on this unique frozen delicacy has come to light.

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• The Story Behind Those Murals At Texas Roadhouse

  If you've been wondering about those murals at Texas Roadhouse, here's all you need to know. Find out why Native American paintings accompany your meal.

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• The Fig Newton Mascot You May Not Remember Existed

  You might not think of some products as having a big marketing pull, but that's not the case for Fig Newtons. It had a mascot you may not remember existed.

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• The Discontinued '90s Cereal We Desperately Want Back

  The 1990s is arguably the decade with the most nostalgic pull, and it's no different with '90s food. We desperately want this discontinued '90s cereal back.

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• How Sawmill Gravy Got Its Name And Became A Southern Staple

  Like many well-known national dishes, biscuits and gravy has its roots in Southern cuisine. But how did the condiment get its nickname "sawmill"?

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• Sarabba: The Indonesian Spiced Breakfast Drink With A Rich History

  Breakfast isn't just the most important meal of the day. It's one of the richest drinks -- namely sarabba, a spice-filled concoction enjoyed in Indonesia.

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• The Wild Etymology Behind The Humble Cannellini Bean

  Cannellini beans are native to Peru, but have a decidedly Italian sounding name, but several other cultures played a role in the bean's etymology.

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• How Buffets Became A Staple Of The Las Vegas Strip

  Maybe you've seen a movie clip depicting characters piling onto a plate from some kind of buffet. But how did these become a staple of the Las Vegas strip?

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• Quaker Oats Used To Sell A Lot More Than Just Oatmeal

  Quaker Oats is a household name in the oatmeal biz, and it has been since the late 1800s. But did you know Quaker Oats used to sell a lot more than oatmeal?

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• Gatorade Vs Powerade: Which Sports Drink Came First?

  Unlike the chicken and the egg, there is a clear history of whether Gatorade or Powerade was first to come onto the market.

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• The Beer That Once Terrorized Medieval Europe

  Today, you might see all sorts of ingredients in beer, but what you won't see is the addition of this one ingredient that once terrorized medieval Europe.

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• The Discontinued Little Debbie Snack We'll Probably Never See Again

  Little Debbie is known for its tasty snacks, but one popular commodity was discontinued and is unlikely to be making a return to shelves.

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• Why The Midori Sour Cocktail Owes Its Existence To Studio 54

  The New York bar scene of the 1970s included some big-name clubs, and places like Studio 54 spawned many famous cocktails, including the Midori Sour.

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• How Boxed Cake Mixes Forever Changed Home Baking

  Mixes turned cake making into something psychological, even philosophical, forcing bakers to confront a bigger question: why we bake cakes in the first place.

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• Fun Fact: The First Modern Restaurant Started As A Wellness Center

  Most cuisines have an origin story, but what about restaurants? Fun fact: The first modern restaurant started as somewhat of a wellness center.

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• How The Roast Beef Sandwich Became A New England Staple

  From the Philly cheesesteak, to the Louisiana Po' Boy, sandwiches enjoy many regional variations. In Boston, you'll find the North Shore roast beef creation.

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• The Origins Of Fast Food Go Way Farther Back Than We Thought

  If you were to pay a visit to the ancient city of Pompeii, there were establishments that look eerily familiar to anyone who frequents fast food joints.

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• It Turns Out Fried Cheese Curds Have Ancient Origins

  Midwesterners' love of cheese curds dates back to the 1900s, thanks to Wisconsin cheese factories. But these poppable fried snacks have ancient origins.

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• A Look At Wisconsin's Deep History With Cheese

  Wisconsin is known as "America's Dairyland" a well-earned nickname from centuries of cheese production. Here's a look at Wisconsin's deep history with cheese.

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• The Origin Story Of Florida's Favorite Dessert

  If you've thought Key lime pie hails from Florida, think again - or not. This beloved dessert's origin story is complicated, but we broke it down for you.

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• Here's Why Cardamom Is A Star Of Scandinavian Baking

  Cardamom is a warming spice that has become ingrained in Scandinavian culture, especially in various pastries, with cardamom buns being a daily staple.

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• Canned Baked Beans Have A Long History

  Canned baked beans might be humble, but their history is complex. We're here to break it down for you, from wartime rationing to international success.

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• Here's Why You Always See Ketchup On Top Of Meatloaf

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• Emeril Lagasse's Favorite Hidden Gem In New Orleans Isn't A Cajun Spot

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• After A Slew Of Complaints, The Olympic Village Is Finally Getting More Food

  Despite extensive planning, an unexpected food shortage is an issue at the Olympics. After many complaints, the Olympic Village is getting more food.

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• This Eclectic Ice Cream Flavor Is A Nova Scotian Staple

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Food Science (12)

• What Is Fermentation And What Does It Really Do To Food?

  Think of fermented food and sourdough and kimchi likely come to mind. But, from salami to chocolate, it's a common process that brings more than just flavor.

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• What Makes Sticky Rice So ... Sticky?

  Sticky rice certainly lives up to its name, sticking to everything it touches from itself to other ingredients, but what makes it that way?

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• Here's How Long Mustard Will Last Once Opened

  The shelf life of mustard can vary due to type, storage method, and ingredients. Here's everything you need to know to keep the condiment at its freshest.

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• The Scientific Reason Cherokee Purple Tomatoes Look So Funky

  Cherokee Purple tomatoes stand out with their unusual hues, but there’s a fascinating story behind the vibrant colors of these delicious heirloom tomatoes.

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• Mustard On Watermelon Is The Wacky Combo You Never Thought To Try

  A trend on social media purports that watermelon pairs beautifully with yellow mustard, a claim that admittedly has left some people scratching their heads.

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• Black Garlic Is A Powerhouse Ingredient For Ice Cream (Seriously)

  If you're in the mood to try a unique version of ice cream that produces new and complex flavors, black garlic is the ingredient you need to add.

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• Are Jalapeños Actually Getting Less Spicy?

  Some people are complaining about the heat level of jalapeños in modern times. Are they getting less spicy? Let's find out.

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• Mouth Feel Tingly After Eating Kiwis? Here's What's Happening

  Pollen allergies often result in sneezing and runny noses, and Oral Allergy Syndrome reactions are essentially the internal version of that.

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• Does Drinking Coffee Actually Help With Hangovers?

  When you wake up with a dreaded hangover, sometimes your first move is to reach for a mug of coffee. But is this the best strategy?

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• Keep This In Mind For The Smoothest Mac And Cheese Sauce Ever

  It's always a good time for mac and cheese, but perfecting this simple dish can be rather complicated. Keep this in mind for the smoothest mac and cheese sauce.

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• What You Need To Know Before Grilling At A Higher Altitude

  Whether you're camping or spending the night at a lodge in the mountains, you'll have to make some adjustments when grilling at a high altitude.

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• The Easy Tip To Prevent Soggy Grilled Cheese Sandwiches

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• Japan's Wildly Expensive Square Watermelons Aren't Even Edible

  There is a luxury fruit available from Japan for anyone who is willing to pay the price. It's a square watermelon. And you can't even eat it.

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• What Is Nikkei Cuisine And Where Does It Come From?

  Nikkei cuisine has been growing in popularity around the world, here's a brief history on how and where it originated, and what makes it unique.

  By Sean Miller Read More

• Café De Olla: The Mexican Breakfast Drink That Requires A Clay Pot

  Café de olla is a Mexican take on the ubiquitous beverage. Find out how this coffee drink stands out and what you need to recreate the flavor at home.

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• Give Guacamole A Tangy Twist With This Genuinely Unexpected Ingredient

  While classic guacamole is celebrated for its fresh, vibrant ingredients, there’s an unexpected addition that can give your recipe a tangy twist.

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• Soy-Marinated Eggs Are The Umami-Packed Way To Upgrade Breakfast

  For all you breakfast aficionados, soy-marinated eggs are a delicious and surprisingly convenient addition you need to take your morning meal to the next level.

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• Bastani: The Persian Ice Cream With Some Truly Unique Flavors

  If you're among those on the hunt for great Middle Eastern food, you might want to finish your meal with a traditional Persian ice cream: bastani.

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• What's The Difference Between Vietnamese And Thai Iced Coffee?

  Thai iced coffee and Vietnamese iced coffee are both satisfyingly cold beverages with a dose of caffeine, but these Southeast Asian beverages are not the same.

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• The Main Difference Between Korean And Hawaiian Shaved Ice

  Shaved ice is a popular summertime treat the world over. But there are subtle regional variations. Here's what you will get from Korea's and Hawaii's takes.

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• Here's What Separates Dominican Hot Dogs From The Rest

  Hot dogs are a street food staple around the world that can be dressed up and prepared in many ways. Here's how to identify a Dominican-style dog.

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• Brats And Hot Dogs Aren't The Same. Here Are The Differences

  Other than shape and cooking methods, hot dogs and bratwursts are very different. From their origins to how they're eaten, here's what sets them apart.

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• Tissue Bread: Does This Viral Korean Snack Really Have 1000 Layers?

  This viral dessert is taking over the internet, but does it's name really denote how many layers of sweetness there truly are?

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• This Is The Oldest Commercially-Available Cheese In The World

  Some things improve with age and, perhaps surprisingly, some cheeses are included in this old adage. And there's one that's aged for longer than all others.

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• What Is The Difference Between Dukkah And Za'atar?

  Dukkah and Za'atar are both powerhouse Middle Eastern seasoning blends. We're here to break down all the delicious differences between them.

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• What Exactly Is Takoyaki, And What Usually Goes Into It?

  Takoyaki are unlike any Japanese dish you've probably tried before. Next time you see this appetizer on a menu, this is what you'll be getting.

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• Ulster Fry Vs Irish Breakfast: What's The Difference?

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Grilling And Smoking (15)

• What The Heck Is A Grilling Mat, And Do You Even Need One?

  Grilling is a delicious way to cook your food, but it can get messy. Use a grilling mat on the grate for an easy process with minimal grill clean up.

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• The Absolute Worst Cut Of Lamb To Throw On The Grill

  Lamb can be an incredibly versatile meat, with lots of different cuts and different ways to cook them. But one cut in particular should never get near a grill.

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• All You Need Is Your Grill For A Next-Level Take On Onion Rings

  Onion rings are a great side for burgers and hot dogs. Conveniently, they can be cooked on the grill for a superior flavor at your next cookout.

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• Grilled Peaches And Ice Cream Are A Match Made In Cookout Heaven

  Grilled peaches and ice cream are the perfect cookout dessert. We've got all the info you need on delicious ice cream flavor options and grilling techniques.

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• If You Aren't Grilling Your Fruit Kebabs You're Missing Out

  Of all the things you can throw on the grill, fruit kebabs sing of summertime. They're colorful, refreshing, seasonal, and easy to prep too.

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• For Way More Flavorful Smoked Pork, Try This Garlic Tip

  If you really want your smoked pork to shine, there's one cut of meat that does really well when paired with the robust flavor of garlic.

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• The Unexpected Spice You Absolutely Need On Your Grilled Pineapple

  Pineapple isn't just meant for dessert; it can be served as a starter or the main attraction. Use this unexpected spice the next time you grill pineapple.

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• The Simple Tip For The Juiciest Grilled Shrimp Of Your Life

  The last thing you want when grilling shrimp is for them to come out tough and dry. For juicy shrimp, use this simple tip that goes against conventional wisdom.

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• Grill Your Next Skillet Brownie On Charcoal For Incredible Smoky Flavor

  While it might sound intimidating, you will find the smoky taste the grilling process imparts on your brownies can be incredibly satisfying.

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• Store-Bought Cinnamon Rolls Are The Campfire Dessert We Wish We'd Made Sooner

  Some campfire breakfasts are staples like eggs and bacon or blueberry pancakes with a hot cup of coffee. But one you might not have tried is cinnamon rolls.

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• The Immediate Steps To Take If Your Ribs Don't Come Out Tender

  There are a few reasons ribs can become tough off the grill. But if you follow a couple of vital steps, you can restore some tenderness to your meat.

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• The Prep Mistake That's Ruining Your Grilled Skewers

  Struggling to cook all skewer ingredients evenly? Avoid this grilling mistake with one simple method to ensure your meats and veggies are thoroughly cooked.

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• The Type Of Fish That Holds Up Best On The Grill

  When it comes to a cooking over a flaming hot grill, not all fish are created equal. Opt for these kinds to avoid losing your fish through the grates.

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• Grill Corn On The Cob Right On The Grates For A Smoky, Charred Result

  Corn on the cob is a great addition to any cookout. And for the perfect smoky, charred results, you'll want to grill them directly on the grates.

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• Give Brisket Some Korean-Style Flair With This Spicy Binder

  Smoked brisket is the stuff of summer foodie dreams, but that doesn't mean you can't improve on a beloved classic with this Korean spicy binder.

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• Why This Jarred Marinara Sauce Is The Absolute Best

  Jarred marinara sauce should be full of real, simple ingredients, not fillers and sub par substitutes. That's part of why this brand is our top pick.

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• The Frozen Breakfast Burrito We'll Buy Over And Over Again

  Frozen breakfast burritos are a quick, easy way to start your day, but which brand makes them best? After a taste test, Daily Meal has the answer.

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• This Frozen Waffle Brand Is At The Top Of The List In Our Books

  Frozen waffles make a great simple-to-prepare breakfast treat, and we've found the best ones come from this brand. Here's what we love about them.

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• Canned Vs Frozen Green Beans: What's The Difference?

  Canned and frozen green beans are both great ways to make sure you always have tasty beans to serve at your dinner table. Here are the differences between them.

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• 13 Frozen Breakfast Foods That Disappeared From Stores

  Frozen breakfast foods are quick, easy, and often a little nostalgic, especially when those foods have now disappeared from supermarket shelves.

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• We Tasted And Ranked 11 Vegetable Soup Brands

  While vegetable soup can be a healthy and delicious meal that fills you up, not all brands are the same. We tried 11 of them to find which one reigns supreme.

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• The Ultimate Ranking Of Boxed Spaghetti Brands

  Not all spaghetti is made equal. Here's our ranking of which boxed spaghetti brands have the best flavor and texture, so you can choose the best one.

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• 12 Of The Unhealthiest Frozen Fish Sticks You Can Buy

  Frozen fish sticks make a convenient meal, but not all of them are as healthy as they could be. Here are a few of the unhealthiest fish sticks on sale.

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• 12 Jarred Classic Marinara Sauces Ranked Worst To Best

  Jars of store-bought marinara sauce can be a great way to whip up a quick and easy meal. Here's our ranking of which popular brands are best to buy.

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• The Frozen Kid Cuisine Dinner We Can't Believe We Forgot About

  Frozen dinners are the ultimate nostalgia from when microwaving our meals made us feel like grown ups. But not every frozen meal stands the test of time.

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• We Tasted And Ranked 14 Mountain Dew Flavors

  Mountain Dew comes in a wide enough variety of flavors that you might be spoiled for choice. We taste-tested all the ones we could find, to see which are best.

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• 12 Food Items That Were Sadly Discontinued In 2024

  Food items come and go, and even popular ones can suddenly vanish, never to be seen again. Here are some that were gone from supermarket shelves in 2024.

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• 10 Store-Bought Shortbread Cookies Ranked From Worst To Best

  With their wholesome flavor and distinctive mouthfeel, shortbread cookies are a delectable treat. Here's our ranking of the best store-bought ones available.

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• It's Actually Happening: Costco Is Raising Membership Prices

  Costco is increasing its membership fees in 2024. What will it cost you, and when will the change take place? We've got all the info you need.

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• July Appetizer Aldi Finds To Get Your Party Started

  Aldi stores are rolling out hot new appetizers to enjoy just in time for your summertime soirees. Learn all about how cheap and easy they are to serve.

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Guides (7)

• Bell Pepper Nachos Are A Fresh Way To Enjoy This Crowd-Favorite Appetizer

  Nachos are a delicious all-purpose appetizer for any social gathering. Tortilla chips are usually the main ingredient, bell peppers make a great substitute!

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• Yellow Onions Vs. Sweet Onions: What's The Difference?

  Yellow onions and sweet onions may look similar, but in fact, there's significant flavor differences which affect the types of dishes they work best in.

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• When Lychees Are Perfectly In Season (And Where To Find Them)

  Lychees are delicious, but they also have a very short harvest season and aren't available in every store. We've got the details on how to find them.

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• What The Heck Is A Garlic Germ (And Is It Edible)?

  We all know and love garlic, but what exactly is garlic germ, and is it safe to eat? Better yet, does it even taste good? Let's get into it.

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• The Top 2 Pasta Shapes For Ultra Saucy Mac And Cheese

  There's no shortage of pasta shapes available, and each variety works best for certain dishes. These are the two shapes to pick for ultra-saucy mac and cheese.

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• What's The Exact Difference Between A Kitchen And A Kitchenette?

  When shaping your home into the place of your dreams, should you splurge on a kitchen, or does a kitchenette satisfy all your cooking needs?

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• Yes, The White And Green Sections Of Scallions Have Different Uses

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• Real Vs Fake Peanut Butter: What's The Difference?

  Real peanut butter and fake peanut butter are obviously similar, but there are important differences. From nutrition to texture, we're breaking them down.

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• Why Chinese Kale Is Such A Great Substitute For Broccoli

  Switch things up by reaching for Chinese kale rather than broccoli. The vegetable will offer familiarity yet textural intrigue to your usual broccoli dishes.

  By Sean Miller Read More

• This Canned Fish Is Completely Underrated For Breakfast

  Weekend mornings can be tough, but this surprisingly delicious canned fish is convenient and packs precisely the nutrients you need to jumpstart your day.

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• 12 Of The Unhealthiest Frozen Breakfast Foods You Can Buy

  Frozen breakfast foods are convenient, but some are also very unhealthy. These 12, which range from croissants to pancakes, are the worst offenders.

  By Jay Wilson Read More

• Kick Crustaceans To The Curb And Try Hearts Of Palm 'Lobster' Rolls

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• What Can Happen To Your Body If You Eat Canned Tuna Every Day?

  Canned tuna is so easy and enjoyable it's little wonder people end up eating it every day -- but have you ever asked yourself what happens if you do?

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• The Hard-Boiled Egg Nutrition Fact You Definitely Need To Know

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How-Tos (5)

• Tear Your Parchment Paper Effortlessly With This Brilliant Hack

  Parchment paper can be a bit difficult to tear correctly, but with this brilliant hack, you'll be able to tear your parchment paper perfectly each time!

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• No Cheesecloth, No Problem. Here's What To Use Instead

  Cheesecloth isn't something everyone has on hand. But, if your recipe calls for it, there are alternative options in your kitchen – and dresser ...

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• How To Properly Freeze That Leftover Rotisserie Chicken

  If you can’t finish that rotisserie chicken from the grocery store, here’s everything you need to know about properly storing any leftovers.

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• The Ratio To Remember When Substituting Coconut Oil In Baking

  When it comes to baking, coconut oil might just be the fat you're looking for to upgrade your bakes. Here's how to swap it into any recipe.

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• Yes, You Can Grill Frozen Shrimp Without Thawing

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• 8 KFC Menu Items From The 1980s You Probably Forgot About

  KFC was founded in the 1950s and has had quite the run ever since. The 1980s, in particular, saw the company experiment with items you probably forgot about.

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Kitchen Tools (3)

• The 2 Factors To Prioritize When Buying A Cutting Board

  A cutting board is a must-have kitchen tool for all your prep work. Focus on safety and practicality when selecting they type of board to buy.

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• You're Using Your Knife To Scoop Ingredients Wrong. Here's Why

  Using your knife blade to scoop up your freshly chopped ingredients is a common kitchen hack - and one that can lead to a few problems if you keep it up.

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• One Of Ina Garten's Favorite Kitchen Tools Is A Must-Have For Leftovers

  When Ina Garten offers tips, we should always listen, and it's very easy to see why one of her favorite kitchen accessories should top everyone's wish list.

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• 9 Fast Food Recalls That Will Always Haunt McDonald's

  McDonald's has a few recalls in its past due to contaminated food -- one case was so serious that several employees did prison time for their mistake!

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• Here's Why McDonald's McChicken Biscuit Just Isn't Worth It

  McDonald's has a lot of solid breakfast options on its menu, but sadly the McChicken Biscuit isn't one of them. Here's why.

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• Here's How McDonald's Guarantees Properly Cooked Meat

  To ensure meat at the restaurant achieves the proper doneness, a McDonald's former corporate chef claims the fast food chain uses this special method.

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• Sorry, The Viral McDonald's 'McOcean' Burger Is Probably Fake

  TikTok is abuzz with a video of a user enjoying a McDonald's elevated seafood sandwich. We're sorry to tell you, but this viral McOcean burger is probably fake.

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• McDonald's Kit Kat Banana Split McFlurry Review: We're Split On If Kit Kats Belong Here

  McDonald's has a new McFlurry flavor, and for the first time ever in the U.S., it includes Kit Kats! But does a banana split and Kit Kat mix really work?

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• McDonald's Has A Tote Full Of Cookies On Its Menu, And We Had No Idea

  Did you know McDonald's sells a tote filled with 13 fresh-baked cookies? Neither did we -- but now, we have all the details about this delicious item.

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• What Kinds Of Oil Does McDonald's Use In Its Food?

  Generally speaking, there are two different types of oil you might find in your food when dining at McDonald's, but it depends what you order.

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Mixology And Techniques (19)

• Double Strain Your Cocktails For The Smoothest Results Possible

  To show your friends and guests you know what you're doing behind the bar, double strain your cocktails and give them the smoothest results possible.

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• Forget Margaritas. Try A Paloma Cocktail This Summer Instead

  A Paloma cocktail offers bright and refreshing flavors with a pleasantly tangy profile. Skip the margaritas and mix your tequila into this bubbly drink.

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• Soak Watermelon Cubes In Tequila For A Perfectly Boozy Summer Treat

  Searching for the ultimate boozy summer delight? Look no further: tequila-soaked watermelon cubes are the perfect refreshment for those sizzling days.

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• The Difference Between A Dirty Negroni And The Classic Cocktail

  The Negroni cocktail is a classic that's become a global best-seller. Enter the dirty version, and the differences that distinguish the two.

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• Infuse Vodka With Cranberries For A Delectably Tart Liquor

  Cranberries aren't just for Thanksgiving. Easily infuse vodka with cranberries for drinks and cocktails so you can enjoy this delicious berry year-round.

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• The Type Of Rum To Avoid When Making Mojitos

  When mixing up a light, refreshing mojito, there are plenty of types of rums you can use -- but one in particular won't give you that fresh, summertime feel.

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• Elevate Any Frozen Daiquiri With This Unexpected Fruit

  A frozen daiquiri is a great way to cool off on a hot summer day. There are many options for fruit additions, and some are more expected than others.

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• The Origins Of The Vodka Red Bull Cocktail, Explained

  The Red Bull Vodka cocktail is deceptively simple, so it's a surprise that it didn't show up on the bar scene sooner than it did. Its origin is fascinating.

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• Hard Seltzers Are The Easy Way To Make A Boozier Cocktail

  This summer, swap out your soda water or mixer for a hard seltzer. Not only is that an easy way to make a fizzy cocktail, but a boozier one, too.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• A Cocktail Smoker Is All You Need For The Best Vanilla Latte

  Take your homemade vanilla lattes to the next level by whipping out your cocktail smoker to imbue it with woodsy, complex flavors.

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• Patience Is Key When It Comes To Infusing Liquor

  Infusing liquor can take your cocktails to the next level -- but it takes a little patience. How long does it take, exactly? We've got the answers.

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• Aquafaba Is The Perfect Egg White Replacement For Vegan Cocktails

  If you're going vegan but craving a fizz or sour, there's no need to go without; aquafaba is the perfect egg white replacement for vegan cocktails.

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• This Delectable Soju Cocktail Only Requires 3 Ingredients

  Soju's smooth disposition is a perfect match for Yakult's tart flavor. When mixed with the fresh and bubbly Sprite, you have the perfect combination.

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• Boozy Gummy Bears Are The Cocktail Garnish You Desperately Need

  More than just a garnish, boozy gummy bears can add flavor, different liquors, and pops of color. Here's your quick guide to making and using them.

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• The Difference Between Brazilian Cachaça And Rum

  Many spirits are similar, and you can easily substitute one for the other. When it comes to Brazilian cachaça and rum, what are the differences between them?

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• What Is A Highball Drink And Why Is It Called That?

  Some cocktails, like the Gin and tonic or Pimm's Cup, are named for obvious reasons. Others are less obvious. What is a highball and why is it called that?

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• Add This Brine To Your Next Martini And Taste Absolute Magic

  This addition to a dirty martini proves that the classic drink can become even more elevated when the ingredients complement the original recipe.

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• What Does It Mean To Float A Liquid In A Cocktail?

  Floating a liquid in a cocktail adds visual impact and makes for a more interesting sipping experience. Here's your quick guide to this mixology technique.

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• The Mistake That's Ruining The Look Of Your Tequila Sunrise

  The Tequila Sunrise is a fun, fruity cocktail that's bright and colorful. But if you're making this mistake, you could be ruining the look of it.

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• Gear Up For The Back-To-School Breakfast Rush With These August Aldi Finds

  Kids will soon be back at school, and you've checked off all the books and stationery essentials. But what about breakfast? Don't worry, Aldi has you covered.

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• Starbucks' 2024 Fall Menu May Have Just Been Leaked

  With another much-anticipated PSL season coming up, a menu leak has once again befallen Starbucks. Here's a look at what's new and what's returning (allegedly).

  By Sean Miller Read More

• McDonald's Is Extending Its $5 Meal Deal, But Franchisees Are Not Happy

  McDonald's $5 meal deal has proved such a success that the fast food giant is extending the offer. But the company's franchisees have raised concerns.

  By Allison Lindsey Read More

• Taco Bell Is Truly Going All Out For The Baja Blast's 20th Birthday

  Taco Bell is going all out to celebrate 20 years of the Mountain Dew Baja Blast. From drink deals to desserts, here's what you need to know.

  By Katie Moore Read More

• Taco Bell Is Releasing A Street Food-Inspired Chalupa (For A Limited Time)

  Created in honor of street food vendors, the latest version of Taco Bell's popular Chalupas is rolling out nationwide, but only for a limited time.

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• The Food World Mourns The Death Of Top Chef Star Naomi Pomeroy

  "Top Chef Masters" star and James Beard Award-Winning Chef Naomi Pomeroy dies at 49 after tubing accident. Tributes continue to pour in from fellow chefs.

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• Subway's Finale For Its Summer Of Footlongs Isn't For The Faint Of Heart

  Before Subway's Summer of Footlongs comes to a close, the company has one big hoorah planned for its fans. You won't believe what they told Daily Meal!

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• Burger King Is Getting Spicy With Its Brand New Fiery Menu Additions

  Burger King is inviting guests to "fan the flames and embrace the heat" with their all new Fiery Menu this summer. Here's all the hot details.

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• The Winners Of The 2024 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest

  The men's title was up for grabs with Joey Chestnut being banned from the contest this year. The new champ was revealed in the last minute of the competition.

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• Taco Bell Fans Rejoice: A New Nacho Fries Flavor Is Coming Your Way

  Great news for fans of Taco Bell's Nacho Fries: they're getting a flavor upgrade! Plus, there are exclusive deals for Rewards Members throughout July.

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• Joey Chestnut Is Still Competing On July 4, Despite His Nathan's Ban

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• Why Olive Garden's Lunch Specials Are Definitely Worth Catching

  While Olive Garden leftovers of pasta dishes from dinner are appreciated, diners have the option of ordering smaller portions at a lower cost.

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• The Panera Bread Sourdough Fact We Were Honestly Shocked To Learn

  In a world with so many fast food options, fast casual chains can be a breath of fresh air. Especially when you find out the ingredients are wholesome.

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• What It Was Really Like Eating At A Pizza Hut In The 1970s

  Eating at one popular spot looked a lot different a few decades ago than it does today. Here's what it was like to visit a Pizza Hut in the 1970s.

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• Why We Consider This Fried Chicken Chain The Best Of The Best

  While there's plenty of debate regarding which franchise wins the trophy for frying chicken, Daily Meal has found that one stands out amongst the rest.

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• What Darden's Acquisition Of Chuy's Means For The Beloved Chain

  Darden Restaurants recently announced its acquisition of the beloved Tex-Mex chain Chuy's. Here's what that means for the beloved chain and its loyal customers.

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• Panera Is Celebrating Summer With A Host Of New Menu Items

  Turn up the heat with these spicy new menu offerings from Panera Bread this summer or score two-for-one bagel sandwiches with a new promo.

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• The Rumors Are True: McDonald's Is Officially Releasing A KitKat McFlurry

  Give a warm welcome to newest member of the McFlurry line-up this summer. The new candy-laden confection combines a dessert classic with the candy.

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• 9 Chain Restaurants That Serve The Lowest-Quality Chicken

  These restaurants are known for low quality chicken, from wings with no meat on them to greasy patties and nuggets served to customers practically raw.

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• The Ultimate Ranking Of Chain Restaurant Meatloaf

  Meatloaf is a classic American dish available in many chain restaurants -- but which serves up the best rendition? We're ranking them all to find out.

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• What's The Deal With Fancy Restaurants Serving Such Tiny Portions?

  While a meal at a fancy restaurant may not fill you up, there's something about the beauty of a well-crafted plate. So, what's the deal with small portions?

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• What Is A CDC, And What Do They Do In Restaurant Kitchens?

  Restaurant operations require a lot of staff, particularly in the kitchen. There are many positions, but what is a CDC, and what do they do?

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• 11 Restaurant Chains That Serve The Highest-Quality Tuna

  Fine tuna can make a succulent and delicious meal, and these restaurant chains source exceptionally high quality fish to serve to their customers.

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Shopping (18)

• The Timesaving Tip To Remember When Buying A Cut Of Salmon

  Salmon is always a healthy option, but can be time consuming to prepare. Save yourself the hassle with this tip when you buy your next filet.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• This Supermarket Checkout Strategy Makes Life So Much Easier

  If you tend to toss your grocery items onto the conveyor belt without much thought, you need to know this strategy to make your checkout process much smoother.

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• 12 Tips For Picking The Best Rotisserie Chicken

  Selecting a good rotisserie chicken can be surprisingly difficult, so we rounded up some of the top tips to follow to ensure you bag the best one.

  By Jay Wilson Read More

• Our Favorite Store-Bought Tartar Sauce Tastes Just Like Homemade

  There's a certain freshness in homemade that store-bought can't quite replicate. That's unless you pick up a jar of tartar sauce by Vince's.

  By Jordan C. Woika Read More

• Why Oyster Steak Is Such A Difficult Beef Cut To Find

  There's a cut of beef that you should consider adding to your repertoire. It's called oyster steak, but it's not an easy one to get your hands on.

  By Sean Miller Read More

• This Store-Bought Cornbread Mix Is The Best Money Can Buy

  No one's judging you for grabbing a box of pre-made cornbread mix. Many use quality ingredients, but this one brand in particular really delivered on taste.

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• 14 Fruits And Vegetables You Should Smell Before You Buy

  The aromas of fresh produce are clear indicators that tell you if they're underripe, overripe, or at their prime. Here's what to look for when taking a sniff.

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• The Store-Bought Shortbread Cookie We'll Always Leave On The Shelves

  In a taste test of 10 kinds of cookies, Daily Meal found that the worst store-bought shortbread cookie was made by a beloved and popular treat brand.

  By Jordan C. Woika Read More

• 5 Grocery Stores You Might Want To Avoid When Purchasing Ground Beef, According To Customer Reviews

  There are several ways in which ground beef can be underwhelming. Here, we highlight five stores that are known for selling poor-quality ground beef.

  By Jacob Smith Read More

• The Frozen Ravioli Brand That's Not Worth Your Time Or Money

  When you want a cheesy, saucy bowl of ravioli in a pinch, there's plenty of stellar frozen brands to choose from. But some fall short of expectations.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• The Store-Bought Shortbread Cookies We Can't Get Enough Of

  Shortbread is an underrated treat among your typical cookies. But if that's what we're going for, this is the brand that we think beats all others.

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• We Can't Help But Add This Frozen Garlic Bread To Our Cart Every Time

  If garlic bread is good, garlic bread made with sizable Texas toast slices is beyond amazing, and there's one frozen brand that outshines the rest.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• The Simple Rule For Choosing The Best Cucumbers At The Grocery Store

  It's usually easy to tell when fruit and veg are past their best at the grocery store or market. But do you know the obvious sign to look for in cucumbers?

  By Betsy Parks Read More

• The First Thing To Look For When Buying Prime Rib

  Selecting a less-than-stellar cut of meat will sabotage your attempt at an elegant meal. Here's the first thing you should look for when buying prime rib.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• Why Was The Colorful Fruit Stripe Gum Discontinued?

  Fruit Stripe was a colorful, flavorsome gum regularly seen at grocery checkouts since the 1960s. So why did it disappear from shelves completely?

  By Brian Boone Read More

• The Absolute Best Store-Bought Donuts Come From This Iconic Brand

  If you've got a donut craving and don't feel like making them from scratch, there's a suitable, well-known brand alternative available at the grocery store.

  By Erin Metz Read More

• This Boar's Head Deli Meat Is By Far The Best You Can Buy

  Out of all the deli meat varieties that exist across America, this type from Boar's Head proves to be one of the most popular for good reason.

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• Why You Shouldn't Avoid Bargains For Grocery Store Sushi

  Store-bought sushi always raises questions of quality over its restaurant equivalent, especially at a marked-down price. Here's why you needn't worry.

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• Spicy Chinese Eggplant And Mushroom Stir-Fry Recipe

  With tender Chinese eggplant and mushrooms coated in a spicy stir-fry sauce, this vegetable dish is simple to make and is packed with nutrition and flavor.

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• 12 Recalls That Will Always Haunt Starbucks

  Despite being beloved for their tasty coffee, Starbucks has its fair share of unsafe, faulty products that have caused lacerations, burns, and even choking!

  By Emily Kammerlohr Read More

• The Gluten-Free Items You Can Snag At Starbucks

  No matter your reasons for avoiding gluten, ordering out can be tricky. Thankfully, Starbucks has no shortage of gluten-free choices on its menu.

  By Jessica Fleming-Montoya Read More

• Microsoft's Massive Tech Outage Has Even Hit The Starbucks App

  As is usually the case when companies have issues, ground-level employees bear the brunt of Microsoft's massive tech outage that has even hit the Starbucks app.

  By Jordan C. Woika Read More

• Here's How To Snag A Free Limited-Edition Starbucks Straw This Summer

  Your favorite cold beverage is begging to be adorned in (environmentally friendly) bright colors. Here's how to snag a free limited-edition Starbucks straw.

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Storage And Preservation (18)

• Yes, You Can Freeze Coffee Beans To Keep Them Fresh

  Successfully freezing your coffee beans takes a few steps to ensure that it's done properly, but don't worry. It's pretty straightforward, and worth it.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• Here's How Long You Have With That Cut Onion In Your Fridge

  As a versatile and beloved kitchen staple, you’ve likely found yourself with a leftover cut onion. Here’s how long you can expect it to last in the fridge.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• Give Your Green Beans A Quick Pickle For More Flavor This Summer

  We never want summer produce to end, either. Quick pickling is a fantastic way to pack some extra flavor into this crunchy summer veggie and make it last.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• When Storing Olive Oil, Remember The HALT Acronym

  Science has confirmed exactly what elements can make olive oil spoil quickly and it's easy to remember with the help of a simple acronym: HALT.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• The Pickled Onion Storage Mistake That's So Easy To Avoid

  Although making pickled onions is simple, you should avoid making this common storage mistake so you preserve and maximize the freshness of your onions.

  By Allison Lindsey Read More

• The Easy-To-Make Mistake That's Ruining Your Feta Cheese

  When it comes to the shelf life of fresh cheese, feta can feel like a bit of a gray area. Sometimes it seems to go bad faster than it should - what gives?

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• The Easy Way To Bring That Wilted Kale Back To Life

  If your kale is looking a little lackluster - but isn't actually slimy and falling apart - it's still perfectly fine to eat, it just needs a drink of water.

  By Betsy Parks Read More

• The Top Tip To Remember Before Freezing Strawberries

  Even when strawberry season comes to an end you can enjoy them all year round by freezing a batch. But there's a particular way to do it for the best results.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• Yes, There Is A Correct Way To Store Peaches

  When not properly handled, peaches are the pits because they can quickly become a wasted opportunity. So it would help to know how best to store them.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• This Is The Best Way To Store Fresh Dill

  Since fresh dill has a much shorter shelf life than the dried version, it's important to properly store this herb to get the most out of it.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• The Proper Way To Store Leftover Béchamel Sauce

  Because whipping up this hearty sauce can be labor intensive, it makes sense to make a big batch and store the leftovers for future use.

  By Stacie Adams Read More

• When Aging A Brisket At Home, Don't Make This Mistake With Your Fridge

  Aging brisket in your refrigerator can be a great way to make your meat tender. However, things could go awry instead if you make this mistake.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• The Easy Way To Tell If Your Walnuts Are Rancid

  Baking staples seem like they should have a long shelf life. But walnuts will turn rancid a lot faster than you might think, especially if not stored properly.

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• The Genius Plastic Wrap Hack For Storing Delicate Foods

  Say goodbye to bulky containers that eat up kitchen storage space. We've found the best way to store delicate foods using nothing more than plastic wrap.

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• Yes, You Can Freeze Watermelon (But Keep This Tip In Mind)

  If you're looking to elongate the months in which you can use watermelon you can always turn to your freezer. However, keep this in mind before freezing.

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• The Storage Mistake That's Turning Your Raspberries Into A Mushy Mess

  You might think that all you have to do is plop your package of fresh raspberries in the fridge, but there's actually a better way to store them.

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• The Important Info To Know About Storing Jars Upside Down

  Many people heard the hack about storing jars upside down to preserve its contents. But if it's something you do, here's why you should stop immediately.

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• Salvage Freezer-Burnt Chicken With This Easy Cooking Method

  While you may be tempted to toss the offending food, it's possible to restore the flavor and toothsome texture to chicken even after freezer burn has set in.

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Stores And Chains (2)

• Recalls That Will Always Haunt Sam's Club

  Sam's Club quickly informs members of recalls. Unfortunately, the reactive nature of recalls often means that even this prompt action comes too late.

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• 7 Discontinued Sam's Club Items We're Probably Never Getting Back

  Sam's Club sells a lot of great items. But we're taking a look at those products that were discontinued and aren't likely to ever return to the shelves.

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• Seriously, Ireland Doesn't Classify Subway's Bread As Real Bread

  Believe it or not, Ireland does not classify Subway's bread as actual bread, and there are some legitimate reasons for this. Here's what to know.

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Taco Bell (4)

• This Taco Bell Baja Blast Hack Is What Summer Dreams Are Made Of

  Spice up your Baja Blast beverage by adding this flavorful drink to the mix and enjoy the refreshing libation all summer long.

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• Fun Fact: The First Taco Bell Had Live Music

  The original Taco Bell looked a little different than the fast food chain we know today, with a 19-cent menu, live music, and outdoor fire pits.

  By Betsy Parks Read More

• What Goes Into Taco Bell's Iconic Breakfast Crunchwraps?

  Taco Bell is offering early birds a new way to get their Crunchwrap fix. But what exactly does the chain's Breakfast Crunchwrap include?

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• The Taco Bell Quesadilla Ordering Hack You Need To Start Trying

  If you want your next quesadilla from Taco Bell to be melted to perfection with a crispy, crunchy tortilla, ask for it to be made this way.

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Tips (68)

• For The Absolute Best Lobster Roll, Combine These 2 Regional Styles

  No matter which area you get yours from, it's hard to argue with the lobster roll as an ideal sandwich. For the best version, combine these two regional styles.

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• The Extra Kitchen Counter Space That's Hiding In Your Home

  Do you need more counter space for cooking or prepping ingredients? This household staple can give you the extra work surface you've been looking for.

  By Cheryl Kochenderfer Read More

• The Secret To The Crispiest Fried Pickles Is Hiding In Your Liquor Cabinet

  Want to wow your guests with the crispiest fried pickles they've ever eaten? The secret to this sort of success is nothing more than a little liquor.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• The Best Vinegar To Choose For Deliciously Sweet Pickled Red Onions

  Quick pickled red onions are one of the easiest pickled veggies to make. To play up the subtle sweetness already found in red onion, reach for this vinegar.

  By Crystal Antonace Read More

• The Safety Measure To Take The Next Time You Use A Cheese Grater

  A reliable cheese grater is a must-have in every kitchen. To avoid any mishaps with this sharp tool, here’s the essential safety measure you should follow.

  By Cheryl Kochenderfer Read More

• The Creamy Addition For An Ultra Luxurious Grilled Cheese

  To give your grilled cheese a perfectly browned exterior, a boost of flavor, and a creamy (but not greasy) texture, try using this ingredient!

  By Karen Hart Read More

• Leftover Cereal Is Your Secret For The Ultimate Ice Cream Sandwich

  Don't just stick to cookies for your next batch of ice cream sandwiches. Here's an easy way to upgrade them using your favorite box of cereal and ice cream.

  By S. Ferrari Read More

• This Clever Rubber Band Trick Will Remind You To Turn Off Your Grill's Gas

  It's easy to walk away from the grill and forget about the propane tank's gas valve, especially when you're hungry. Here's an easy way to always remember.

  By Betsy Parks Read More

• Why It Always Pays To Make Your Own Mustard At Home

  Different types of mustard serve different applications, so it's useful to have a variety on hand. But we're making a case to switch to mustard seeds.

  By DB Kelly Read More

• The Tip You Need To Remember When 'Grilling' Corn On A Gas Stove

  Grilling your corn on your gas stove is just as effective as cooking it on the grill. Just keep in mind this one tip to make sure everything goes smoothly.

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• The Fava Bean Substitute You Can Use In A Pinch

  If you can't seem to source fava beans for your go-to dips, plant-based stews and more, these similar-looking legumes can step in and do the job instead.

  By Sean Miller Read More

• Add Your Favorite Nut Butter To Salsa For A Beautifully Creamy Twist

  Nut butter is the perfect ingredient to give your salsa a creamy upgrade. The thick consistency will transform your salsa and give it a textural boost.

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• The Pantry Staple That Adds A Natural Sweetness To Grilled Fruit

  Grilled fruit is an underrated treat for a healthy, satisfying dessert. Use this pantry staple to take it to the next level and thank us later.

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• Make Store-Bought Hummus Taste Homemade With One Extra Step

  Even the best known TV chefs advocate for store-bought every so often. If that's the way you go with hummus, here's how you can make it taste homemade.

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• The Genius Cucumber Cutting Method That Eliminates Bitterness

  Most cucumbers tend to have a slightly bitter taste but there's a way to slice them up to ensure you remove the most bitter parts.

  By Karen Hart Read More

• How To Keep Your Po'boy From Completely Falling Apart

  Tips for constructing a classic po'boy from a veteran southern chef will keep your sandwich from making a mess and falling apart.

  By Jessica Fleming-Montoya Read More

• How To Thicken Store-Bought Teriyaki Sauce Without Compromising Flavor

  There are some pretty decent bottled teriyaki sauces on the market, but even the best of them can be a little too thin. Luckily that's an easy fix.

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• Why Orange Juice Is A Must-Have In Your Classic Seafood Boil

  Are you planning a classic shrimp or crawfish boil for your next gathering? Here's why orange juice is a must-have in your classic seafood boil.

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• Can Vodka Really Give You Creamier Homemade Ice Cream?

  Nobody likes digging into a bowl of ice cream only to discover the texture is too hard - but does vodka really make homemade ice cream extra creamy and soft?

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• For The Crispiest Fried Chicken, Use This Flour And Thank Us Later

  Fried chicken should come out crispy, and stay that way. There's one type of flour that works best for a satisfying crunch that's long-lasting too.

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• Give Your Hot Dogs Some Fresh Flavor With Bánh Mì Toppings

  If you're a big fan of grilling hot dogs in summer but want to stray from your ordinary condiments, give your hot dogs some fresh flavor with Bánh mì toppings.

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• Give Corn On The Cob A Vibrant Bite Using One Iconic Seasoning

  Adding seasoning is all you need to give corn on the cob a vibrant flavor. Using one iconic seasoning will make each bite more delectable.

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• The Air Fryer Technique For An Unforgettable Bagel And Cream Cheese

  You can use the air fryer like a toaster for your bagel, but you can also air fry your bagel with the cream cheese already on for a light yet crispy finish.

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• The Quick Way To Make That Cold Stick Of Butter Spreadable

  Don't settle for cold, unspreadable butter at your next dinner party. Fix your pat of butter with one handy trick that will take only a minute or two.

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