Here's What Alton Brown Really Thinks About North Carolina Barbecue
Have you ever wondered where legendary food scientist, author, and television personality Alton Brown lands on the great North Carolina barbecue debate?
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Stories By Zoë Lourey-Christianson
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The Must-Buy Bottled Espresso Martini To Hunt Down At Your Liquor Store
Espresso martinis are having a moment, but making them at home can be a complicated step you'd rather not do. Try this bottled version instead.
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Can You Substitute Quail Eggs For Chicken Eggs?
It's not often you see quail eggs at your local grocery store. Which may make one wonder: can you substitute normal chicken eggs with quail eggs?
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The Absolute Best Decaf Nespresso Pod For Your Late-Night Coffee
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Give Your Diet Coke A Decadent Upgrade With Just 2 Ingredients
Diet coke is ripe for experimentation and elaboration. Rather than go the alcoholic route, you can make it decadent with only a couple of ingredients.
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The Costco Product That Makes DIY Spicy Tuna Rolls A Breeze
Love spicy tuna rolls but hate restaurant prices? There's a clever and easy way to make your own spicy tuna rolls - and it starts with a visit to Costco.
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Here's The Hands-Down Best Frozen Seafood To Pick Up At Costco
Costco's frozen aisle has a ton of great deals, particularly when it comes to seafood. While we enjoyed all the offerings, this one really stood out.
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What Is The Best Temperature To Season Cast Iron Pans?
Cast iron pans are often a chef's most prized piece of cookware, but in order to be useful they must be cared for and seasoned properly.
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The Common Cooking Mistake That Makes Beef Liver Tough And Unappetizing
If you've tried liver and not liked it, the problem may have been that your dish fell victim to a common cooking mistake that taints its taste.
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This Is The Most Affordable Steak Dinner At Outback Steakhouse
Everyone deserves to indulge in a perfectly seared steak along with all the classic accompaniments. Here's what's the most affordable at Outback Steakhouse.
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The Best Coconut Water Brand Is A Rare Find
Tasting Table got to the bottom of which coconut water brand tastes the best, and our rankings determined that this company is the best for your money.
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The Absolute Best Entree At Olive Garden That Isn't Pasta
We took the trouble to taste and rank every single non-pasta entree the Olive Garden has and can confidently declare this dish as its best option.
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Rye Bread Vs Whole Wheat: What's The Healthier Choice?
Choosing the healthiest bread at the supermarket can be tough with so many options to choose from. Here are some health facts to consider.
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You Probably Haven't Tried Polar's Best Seltzer Flavor Yet
Flavored seltzers have exploded in popularity recently, with dozens of innovative flavors catching our attention, like this Polar favorite.
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The Unexpected Way Alton Brown's Grandmother Influenced His Biscuit Recipe
Replicating his grandmother's buttermilk biscuit recipe eluded Alton Brown until after her passing, when he realized her secret.
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6 Low-Sugar Starbucks Drinks That Are Actually Fun To Order
Everyone loves a Starbucks pick-me-up, but some of the chain's drinks are loaded with sugar. Here are six delicious and fun Starbucks drinks with less sugar.
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The Popular Freezing Method That Sabotages The Quality Of Meat
Many of us keep a substantial amount of meat in our freezers, ready for when the mood hits for a steak or grill-out, but do take this packaging advice onboard.
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The Absolute Best Pepperidge Farm Cookie Is Meant To Be Dipped In Coffee
Pepperidge Farm cookies have been a reliable choice in grocery stores across the nation for decades. We ranked 20 varieties and here's our winner.
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The Forgotten 1950s Sandwich That Was Frosted Like Cake
1950s dinner parties featured all sorts of dated meals and snacks, including this sandwich that curiously resembled a cake, complete with frosting.
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How Decaf Coffee Was Invented 400 Years After Regular Coffee
Discover the history of decaf coffee and how it was invented. Learn the story behind this beloved beverage and about the innovations that made it possible.
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Do Bourbon-Soaked Cherries Go Bad?
Preserving fresh fruits in alcohol lengthens shelf-life and adds a twist, but they don't last forever. Here's how long your cherries will last.
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How To Remove Coffee Odor From Your Tumbler With One Ingredient
A daily coffee in your favorite reusable tumbler is one of the pleasures of modern life, that is until your cup gets a stale coffee smell. Here's how to fix it.
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Why Espresso Tastes Different At A Coffee Shop Vs At Home
A tremendous amount of progress has been made in the world of homemade espresso over the last decade, but coffee shop espresso still hits different.
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The Valentine's Day Candy You Should Definitely Avoid At Walmart
Valentine's Day festivities often involve chocolate and candy, but which heart-shaped seasonal offerings actually taste good? Not this one, that's for sure.
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You're Just 3 Ingredients Away From The Raspberry Latte Syrup Of Your Dreams
Raspberry syrup is super simple to make and can add a surprising, bright, and summery vibe to your regular latte recipe.
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What Do Bay Leaves Actually Do For Your Soup?
Are you a bay leaf believer? Or do you think these leaves add little in the way of flavor. Read on to find out whether it's worth using them for soup or not.
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