Before Drinking Sake, Learn To Read The SMV Level
Getting into the world of sake can be overwhelming at first. That's why you need to learn about the SMV level and how it works.
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12 Best Spots For Afternoon Tea Around The World
If you're ever craving scones and tea while at home or traveling the world, these afternoon tea spots might satisfy your desires. No, they're not all in London! -
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No matter what type of vegan steak you're cooking, it needs to have flavor. These ingredients will provide a range of tastes to make your meal delicious. -
The Time-Saving Tip You Need To Cook Pasta With Frozen Broccoli
There's a way of cooking frozen broccoli in this pasta dish that makes it the easiest meal to make, which still offers nutrition at the end of a busy day. -
The Spicy Ingredient You Need To Cook Extra Flavorful Cashews
While the oil used to toast cashews isn't able to contribute its own flavor, it has the ability to take on flavors of other ingredients. -
The Foolproof Oil Blend That Will Stop Fish From Sticking To Your Pan
Frying fish can be a fickle task, especially if you're crunched for time. To avoid tearing up stuck fish in the pan, use this combination of oil. -
The One Dish Gordon Ramsay Would Never Order In A Restaurant
With 17 Michelin stars and counting it's no wonder the world looks to celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay for advice on how to dine out in style. -
Freddie Mercury's Favorite Cocktail Featured One Specific Vodka Brand
Freddie Mercury loved one particular vodka brand so much he would take cases of it on tour, so that he could always have access to his favorite cocktail. -
The Cooking Oil You Need To Easily Remove Stubborn Food Stickers
Removing the label from food jars can be incredibly labor intensive, but not if you use this hack repurposing cooking oil. -
How To Turn Lox Into A Grab-And-Go Sushi Snack
Making sushi at home can be daunting. Don't worry, this clever trick will give you the refreshing flavor of sushi without the stress. -
F. Scott Fitzgerald's Favorite Comfort Snack Is Cheap And Easy To Replicate
F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote not only novels and plays, but essays, in which he revealed a reliance on a controversial protein snack, particularly when travelling. -
The Creamy Air Fryer Snack You Can Only Make With Underripe Avocados
Underripe avocados are the unexpected star of these snacks that combine crunch with creaminess that are so good they could be the focus of a vegetarian main. -
How Sunny Anderson Makes Store-Bought Mashed Potatoes Taste Food Network-Worthy
Mashed potatoes may very well be the king of comfort foods. Sunny Anderson has a clever trick to help turn store-bought spuds into an elevated side. -
The Fish Bobby Flay Never Orders At Restaurants
Bobby Flay has built a career on robust dishes that excite the palette. However, this one particular fish doesn't exactly whet his appetite. -
Trader Joe's Vs Costco: Which Store Sells The Best Cheesecake?
Both Trader Joe's and Costco sell cheesecakes, but only one brand can offer the best. We taste-tested them for a comparison, and are ready to declare a winner. -
How To Cook Frozen Broccoli In The Air Fryer For The Most Flavor In Every Bite
If broccoli brings to mind the misery of soggy vegetables, it's time to rethink your cooking method. Even frozen broccoli turns crisp and tasty in an airfryer. -
You Can Expect 6 Festive Cold Foams On Starbucks' 2024 Holiday Menu
The speculated Starbucks 2024 holiday menu has been leaked on Instagram and we're happy to report there seem to be some delicious new flavors on their way! -
The Beer You Should Be Adding To Store-Bought Chocolate Cake Mix
Adding this one particular kind of beer to boxed chocolate cake mix can enhance it in several ways, giving it a better rise, better crumb, and moist texture. -
The Seasoning You're Overlooking For The Absolute Best Fried Rice
A good bowl of fried rice offers unbeatable comfort, but getting to that nirvana can be tricky. Try this time-saving seasoning tip and you may get very close. -
Crumbl To Open Official Australia Store After Unofficial Pop-Up Disaster
Hot on the heels of a disastrous unauthorized pop-up using the Crumble name, the real Crumbl is expanding into Australia sooner than planned. -
12 Mistakes To Avoid When Baking Big-Batch Cookies, According To A Baker
Plenty of things can go wrong when scaling your cookie recipe up to an extra large batch. Avoid these mistakes with our expert big-batch baking tips. -
The Savory Secret That Makes Raising Cane's Chicken Sauce Taste So Good
Wonder no more about the secret ingredient that sets Raising Cane's chicken sauce apart -- it's all in the restaurant's nutritional content. -
The Exact Difference Between Chicken Tenders And Strips
Chicken tenders, chicken fingers, and chicken strips are all sometimes used as interchangeable terms, but they aren't exactly the same. Here's how they differ. -
Making A Texas Roadhouse Margarita Requires A Blend Of 3 Tequilas
To mimic the fresh, citrus flavor of Texas Roadhouse's Legend Margarita, you'll need to have Grand Marnier and three different types of tequila on hand. -
The Ben & Jerry's Pints That Aren't Real Ice Cream
Ben & Jerry's may be best known for its many ice cream flavors, but it also sells some dairy-free pints that do not technically count as ice cream. -
15 Fast Food Chicken Wings, Ranked Worst To Best
Looking for the best chicken wings? From fast food brands like Wingstop to Korean fried chicken at Bonchon, we sampled them all to rank the best. -
The Only 2 Artificial Chemicals You'll Find In Trader Joe's Food
Trader Joe's products do not include any GMOs or artificial flavors. They're also mostly free of artificial chemicals -- except for these two. -
What Is The Best Flour For Homemade Pizza Dough?
Making homemade pizza in a standard oven comes with the drawback of not being able to reach the high temperatures of pizza ovens, so your flour choice matters. -
Give Chicken Fingers A Better Crunch With A Unique Fruit Coating
In addition to generally being gluten-free, this unique fruit coating gives chicken fingers a better crunch than breadcrumbs or corn cereals.
