Are Tic Tacs Sugar-Free? Here's Why The Nutrition Label Is Misleading
Looking at the nutrition label, you'd assume Tic Tacs are sugar free -- but they sure don't taste like they are, and your gut is usually right.
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Most Of The World's Hazelnuts Come From This Country
Whether you're indulging in a creamy spread or chomping on them raw, there's a good chance those hazelnuts came from this unexpected country.
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This '90s-Era Frozen Treat Faced Bankruptcy — But Found An Unexpected Second Life
A frozen treat that is a nostalgic favorite for many faced bankruptcy until an unexpected pivot helped save the brand and keep it available.
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6 Foods With More Vitamin C Than Oranges
While oranges may be the poster child for vitamin C, there are actually a plethora of fruits with much more. Here are six more beneficial fruits, instead.
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Oatmeal Vs Yogurt: Which Breakfast Wins The Protein War?
While both oatmeal and yogurt are high-protein breakfast options, a certain variety of yogurt makes it much easier to hit your protein target.
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Is It Safe To Eat Tomato Seeds?
Tomato seeds dot the insides of every tomato, and getting every one out can be tedious. However, are these seeds actually a problem? Here's what to know.
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Can You Freeze Cherries So They Last Longer?
Cherries are a delicious treat and a staple of some of the best deserts you can make, but will they last longer and still be good if you freeze them?
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Stop Believing This Common Myth About Quinoa
Quinoa is a health food that packs lots of nutrition into each of its tiny pearls. But there's one myth about this superfood that makes it misunderstood.
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Reddit's Feelings About One Ingredient Proved Us All Wrong
Sometimes when you scan through a recipe, there will be an ingredient that feels superfluous and that you can do without. Not so fast, my friend.
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This Popular Veggie Was Created In Japan Just A Few Decades Ago
A veggie that looks familiar but isn’t what you think; it’s a modern crossbreed from Japan that’s only been around for a few decades.
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This Louisiana Classic Was One Of Jimmy Buffett's Favorite Meals — It Inspired His Music Too
Jimmy Buffett loved (and even named a song after) this seafood-centric dish — though the flavorful ingredients change with the style.
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The Scary Reason To Avoid Pouring Sourdough Starter Down The Drain
There's a simple temptation to put any excess sourdough starter down the drain, but before you make this mistake, consider all the options first.
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This Is How Burrata Cheese Is Traditionally Served In Italy
Burrata is a show-stopping cheese you can often find atop pizzas or pasta dishes in honor of its Italian origins, but how do Italians actually serve it?
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The Reason You Should Never Let Meat Bones Fall Into Your Garbage Disposal
A garbage disposals is an important tool that aids greatly in the kitchen, but you should never put bones down it at the risk of damaging the equipment.
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Here's How Many Cloves You'll Find In A Typical Head Of White Garlic
There are many varieties of garlic out there, but the most common ones yield a fairly standard number of cloves, however some chefs seek out more obscure kinds.
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These Nut And Fruit Pairings Could Improve Your Sleep
Try eating these pairings of fruit and nuts before bed — they might just be the midnight snack that will help you have a higher-quality night of sleep.
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The Country That Eats The Most Potatoes Isn't The One You'd Expect
Potatoes are the versatile carb that we love, whether they're in the form of fries, mash, roasties, or crispy potato chips, and this country eats the most.
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Which Country Eats The Most Salt?
While it's true that most of us should eat less sodium to be healthier, one country consumes almost three times the daily recommended amount of salt per person.
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The Only Use For Extra-Virgin Olive Oil In A Pasta Dish Doesn't Involve Any Cooking
When cooking pasta in your kitchen, extra-virgin olive oil is a hallmark of great homemade dishes. But, according to one expert, the best use is not in the pan.
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What Makes Tennessee Stack Cake A Unique Southern Classic
One of the best things about a big country is all the regional recipes that provide windows into the local culture, and Tennessee stack cake is a classic.
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The Unexpected Way To Get Short Ribs That Fall Off The Bone
For the best fall-off-the-bone short ribs, one expert offers a simple and relatively effortless solution that you'll just have to try for yourself.
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The Differences Between Tuscan, Italian, And Herbs De Provence Seasonings
Trademark seasonings like Tuscan, Italian, and herbs de Provence share many similarities, but, according to an expert, here's how they differ.
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Here's The Main Company Behind Aldi's Coffee
Curious about what's in your cup? This is the brand behind Aldi's delicious range of coffee beans, grounds, and pods.
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The Atlantic Fish You Should Avoid Eating Regularly For More Reasons Than One
While most of us think of fresh fish as being a healthy option, there are a couple of good reasons to avoid this one white fish species for your next meal.
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The Easiest Way To Make Soups And Stews Less Salty
It's easy to add too much salt to a dish, and that's especially true of soups and stews. If you accidentally added too much sodium, read this.
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Is It Safe To Eat Pomegranate Seeds?
We delve into the strangeness of pomegranates, to see if those plentiful red jewel-encased seeds are safe for consumption and what else they're good for.
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When Baking With Fresh Herbs, An Expert Suggests Applying Them According To This Characteristic
One of the most inspired ways to enhance any baked good is by utilizing fresh herbs, and one expert offers some sage advice as to how.
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