The First Shipments Of American Wagyu Beef Only Come From This State
A farm in an eastern U.S. state is the first to certify their wagyu beef through the American Wagyu Association, with more producers expected to follow suit.
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Coconut Cult Yogurt Is Hard To Find — Here's A Simpler, Cheaper Option
Coconut Cult is a popular yogurt brand that's difficult to find in many standard grocery stores, so here are some alternatives for dairy-free yogurt.
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7 Gas Station Hot Dog Red Flags You Should Never Ignore
Need a quick bite while on the road? We asked two food safety experts for tips on how to spot bad gas station hot dogs before you end up getting sick.
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What Are Those Weird Lumps Attached To Some Cherries, And Are They Safe To Eat?
Not all cherries are round and perfect — instead, they may have spurs or appear as doubles. You may wonder if these oddly shaped fruits are still safe to eat.
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15 Apple Varieties That Are Perfect For Snacking
You've heard of Red Delicious, but have you tasted a Cosmic Crisp or Braeburn apple? If not, expand your snacking repertoire with this list of tasty options.
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This Trendy Food Has More Magnesium Than Almonds
You may think you need magnesium supplements to get your daily value of this essential mineral, but there's one food that contains more than you may think.
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Whatever Happened To Maple Nut Goodies?
Maple Nut Goodies is one of the most interesting candies, and it carries a lot of memories for a lot of people. Sadly, they were discontinued indefinitely.
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The Pasta Brand That Failed To Inspect Nearly 10,000 Pounds Of Noodles
Everyone loves pasta, but when a brand fails to have its products inspected, it can cause potential harm everywhere. Here's why 10,000 pounds were recalled.
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Whale Poop Was An Original Mix-In For The World's Oldest Ice Cream Flavor
We delve into the foody history of a rare ice cream ingredient that's considered a delicacy by some but that actually emanates from the rear end of whales.
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The Popular UK Breakfast Food You Can't Bring Into The US
While it's a delicious part of a full English breakfast, this unique food cannot be imported to the United States, and it's hard to find at most grocers.
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Martha Stewart's Easy Hack For Better Chicken Soup Requires One Extra Veggie
As the cold weather rolls in, chicken soup is a staple of the season. For an even better-tasting bowl, take Martha Stewart's advice by adding this veggie.
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Why You Should Really Opt For These Name Brands When Buying All-Purpose Flour
A professional baker and cookbook author weighs in on all the reasons why you should always buy name-brand flour for baking and other recipes.
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Here's Why Hellmann's Labels Its Mayonnaise As 'Real'
Believe it or not, there are strict guidelines that dictate exactly what can be called "real" mayo, and Hellmann's carefully follows all these rules.
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The Most Expensive Type Of Fruit Regularly Available At The Grocery Store Comes In A Can
Canned fruit might seem like the kind of grocery store item that should always be cheap, but that isn't the case. Here's the most expensive one.
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Overnight Oats Or Chia Pudding: Which Is Better For Fiber And Protein?
Both overnight oats and chia pudding are breakfast foods with serious health benefits, but one is packed with protein while the other is high in fiber.
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Semi-Sweet Vs. Dark Chocolate: What's The Difference?
Semi-sweet and dark chocolate are frequently considered pretty interchangeable but there are actually some important differences that set the two of them apart.
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Why You Should Never Get Rid Of Produce Stickers In The Sink
Fresh fruits and veggies often have stickers on them which contain valuable information. But how should you properly dispose them off before eating?
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There's A Right Way (And A Wrong Way) To Eat Wax Bottle Candies
Everything you need to know about how to eat popular wax bottle candies to ensure you stay safe when consuming this nostalgic and sweet treat.
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Here's What Really Makes Orange Lobsters So Rare
Orange lobsters are an absolute rarity, with very few people ever getting a chance to see one with their own eyes. Here's what causes the unique coloration.
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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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