We're Begging You Not To Put A Pizza Box In The Oven
Yes, apparently it still needs to be said. Please, do not reheat your pizza by putting the entire pizza box in your oven; it's a bad, bad idea.
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Stories By Nathan Legare
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No, You Can't Fix Over-Creamed Butter. Here's What To Do Instead
Once butter has been over creamed, it's unfortunately stuck that way. However, that doesn't necessarily have to be a bad thing, here's why.
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Follow This Temperature Tip For Perfectly Candied Orange Slices
Whether they're used as a fresh garnish or within a baked good, candied oranges are a surefire way to add a delightful pop of color and a bright zing.
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How To Make Tomato Soup Without A Blender: 3 Tricks To Try
Most tomato soups have an irresistibly smooth consistency, but what if you don't have a blender to help achieve that dreamy texture? Use these tricks instead.
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How Many Burgers Does McDonald's Sell In A Day? (Hint: It's In The Millions)
Whether you're team Big Mac or team Quarter Pounder, chances are good you've contributed to the massive number of hamburgers that McDonald's regularly sells.
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You Should Test Your Candy Thermometer Before Using It. Here's How
When making candy, accurate temperatures can make the difference between a delightful treat and a gooey mess. Here's how to test your candy thermometer.
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The Problem With Using Wine For Your Crockpot Soup
If you're making soup in your slow cooker, adding wine may seem like a fine idea, but be careful as it can affect the taste and the finished product.
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The Confusing Way The TSA Categorizes Peanut Butter
Is peanut butter a solid or a liquid? Here's what you should know about the Transportation Security Administration guidelines before your next flight.
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The Origin Of The 'Tastes Like Chicken' Cliche
We've all heard the popular assertion that exotic meats taste like chicken, but is there any scientific truth to it? We investigate the cause.
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Just How Many McDonald's Locations Are There In The World?
McDonald's is a global success story that started in California and now sells burgers and fries in over half the world's countries. We count up the number.
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The Easiest Way To Save Leftover Champagne If You Don't Have A Cork Or Stopper
It wouldn't be a party without a bottle of Champagne. Sometimes, though, your bottle of bubbly might be too big to finish in just one sitting.
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The Reason These 4 Countries Drink The Least Alcohol In The World
There are four countries in the world that drink zero liters of alcohol per capita. Which nations are these, and why do they consume so little alcohol?
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The Hotspot For Germs In A Restaurant You're Probably Overlooking
While you might worry about germs on a restaurant's utensils, plates, and tables, you're likely overlooking one critical hotspot for germs.
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The Easiest Way To Melt A Chocolate Bar To Drizzling Consistency
You don't have to go out and buy your own chocolate sauce if you want to add some drizzle to your favorite snacks. Just rely on this simple hack.
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Why Your Gluten-Free Bread Imploded After Baking And What To Do About It
If you just can't seem to get your gluten-free bread right, there may be a reason it continues to implode. According to one expert, there's a simple fix.
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What Makes Disney World's Only McDonald's So Unique
When it came to designing the McDonald's near Walt Disney World's All-Star Resorts, the architects went with a green, energy-efficient concept. Change Site
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The Rule Of Thumb When It Comes To Wet Ingredients And Baking
Baking requires precision when it comes to both cooking and preparation. This tip for prepping wet ingredients will improve your results in the kitchen.
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How To Remove Corn From The Cob Without Cutting Through The Kernels
If you struggle to get corn off the cob without making a mess, there's an easy technique to help you get the kernels off intact. Here's what to do.
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The Worst Restaurant At Disney World's Magic Kingdom, According To Yelp Reviews
This Disney World eatery was getting terrible reviews on Yelp, but there's a reason that seems to be changing. Find out if it may be worth a try on your trip.
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Rhode Island's State Drink Is Just 2 Ingredients And Made For Coffee Lovers
If you're looking for a new way to consume coffee, it's simple to make this popular drink that's been a beloved treat of Rhode Islander for decades.
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The Flavor-Bomb Ingredient You Can Make From Onion Peels
Don't trash your onion peels! You can make this versatile seasoning with them, and it doesn't require any special equipment. Here's what to do.
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You Should Never Cook Salty Foods In Aluminum Foil. Here's Why
Learn why it's best to avoid using aluminum foil when cooking salty foods, especially when cooking at high temperatures or with long baking times.
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How To Make Your Own Edible Cookie Dough That Tastes Like The Real Thing
It's hard to resist eating raw cookie dough because it's so delicious, but it can be harmful to do so. Here's how to make safe, edible cookie dough.
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Here's The Best Way To Store And Organize Silicone Baking Mats
The solution to this storage conundrum lies in a very unexpected place. After using your silicone baking mats, simply roll them up and place them inside this.
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This State Capital Is The Only One Without A Starbucks
If you're a stalwart fan of Starbucks, then this one US capital is not for you since it's the only capital in the country without a Starbucks.
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Starbucks' 3 Mint-Flavored Teas, Explained
The Starbucks menu is vast, and sometimes it's hard to discern the differences between similar drinks. Here's a breakdown of Starbucks' three hot mint teas.
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Are Froot Loops Really Different Flavors?
You've probably had Froot Loops at some point in your childhood (or adulthood!), and you might have wondered if those colored rings are different flavors.
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