Anabelle Doliner
School
Wesleyan University
Expertise
Food, Cooking, Lifestyle
- Anabelle is a Brooklyn-based writer with an interest in food, cooking, and pop culture.
- Most recently, she worked as a staff writer at Newsweek. There, she covered trending stories relating to social media, news, and lifestyle.
- She graduated from Wesleyan University in 2020 with a degree in English and American Studies.
Experience
Anabelle grew up in Los Angeles, California, where she was inspired at an early age by the city's enormous culinary diversity. At Wesleyan University, she discovered her love of writing — and saw a way to merge it with her passion for food. After graduating, Anabelle was hired as a staff writer at Newsweek, where she covered everything from viral videos and TikTok trends to bizarre crime and international news. An avid home baker, Anabelle also has professional experience as a barista and cheesemonger.
Education
In 2020, Anabelle graduated from Wesleyan University with a double major in English and American Studies. In both programs, she studied the ways in which social and political frameworks shape pop culture, art, and media.
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Stories By Anabelle Doliner
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If you recently purchased Trader Joe's Lemony Arugula Basil Salad Kit, you may want to check its best-by date. The FDA recently announced a voluntary recall.
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While it may sound like an odd pairing, scallops can benefit from a soak in milk; specifically, milk can help scallops erase their sometimes bad rap.
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Blooming is a technique that draws out the flavors of spices and aromatics more, and as you can guess, bakers have found this is also true with cocoa powder.
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There are quite a few months until the next Girl Scouts Cookie season, but thanks to cosmetics brand HipDot's newest launch, you can still get your cookie fix.
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When it comes to the price of food and groceries, 2022's Memorial Day celebrations may cost you more than last year's festivities. Here's what you should know.
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Salads can actually be complicated to make correctly. Here is why you should throw out your tongs and use your hands when mixing your next great salad.
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Consumers have increasingly turned to alcohol-free options to fuel parties and summer adventures, and it doesn't seem like the trend will slow down soon.
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Is it possible to reinvent the strawberry? According to Driscoll's latest launch, the Tropical Bliss berry, the answer appears to be a resounding "yes."
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According to Target's latest sales numbers, customers can't get enough of the big box chain's food and beverage offerings.
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Apple peels contain much of the fruit's vitamins and minerals, so peeling apples reduces their nutritional content. But does this rule apply to pears?
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Miller Lite is taking the grilling experience to the next level by infusing your next barbecue with another summertime staple: beer. Here are the details.
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Want to make this year's burgers the best? There's one factor that makes a difference: the quality of your beef. Here's how it could affect your burger.
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Calling all pickle lovers: Trader Joe's just released a limited-edition seasoning blend with you in mind.
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Certain kinds of pasta and sauces make better pairings than others. Choosing a pasta shape that works with your sauce ensures that each bite is balanced.
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Gen Z is different from its predecessors in many ways, including how they eat. A new study found that Gen Z cares more about sustainable food. Learn more here.
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Ikea West Chester will be serving up limited-edition donuts that come topped with a savory treat you've probably had dozens of times -- Ikea's Swedish meatball.
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Biscuits are an impressive pastry that's actually fairly easy to make from scratch but a small change in recipe an alter the outcome. Here's why sizing matters.
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Many home cooks run into problems trying to cook fish because it's a relatively fragile protein, but if you follow a few simple guidelines, you'll be just fine.
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Shake Shack has partnered with NotCo to create two new dairy-free menu items: a chocolate milkshake and a chocolate custard. Here's what you need to know.
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With the help of cookie cutters, it's easy to make cookies that look like everything, but some types of cookie cutters work better than others.
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There's a simple and ultra-quick trick that can revive canned fruit, especially if it's too sweet.
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Takis is known for its ultra-spicy rolled tortilla chips, but did you know that the company is also big on reducing waste?
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Brushing your teeth after you drink coffee may seem like sound dental care, but in fact, you should be brushing your teeth before your first sip. Here's why.
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Toasters are one of the most convenient appliances in our kitchens, so much so we might forget to clean it as well as we should: specifically, the crumb tray.
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According to a recent report from the Labor Department, the inflation rate actually slowed in April — and yet, the price of food has continued to climb.
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Tuna salad is a classic lunchtime dish, but the basic recipe can get a little boring over and over again. Here's why you should add sardines to the mix.
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Caring for a cast iron skillet is not as daunting as it may seem -- and there's one rule that will give you a great start: Avoid soaking it in water.