Canned Vegetable Hacks You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
There are many ways to make the most out of canned veggies and make them taste great, especially if you use one of these canned vegetable hacks.
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A First-Of-Its-Kind Alcoholic Protein Drink Has Officially Arrived
Many want to still indulge in a boozy beverage but remain health-concious. Now a new beverage has been announced that combines protein drinks with alcohol.
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David Dobrik's Favorite Pizza Every Time He's In Chicago - Exclusive
David Dobrik discussed the pizzas he serves at Doughbrik's and shared the favorite pizzas he has to eat every time he's back in his hometown of Chicago.
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Honey Elderberry Syrup Recipe
Add this immune-boosting honey elderberry syrup to anything from drinks, to smoothies, and everything in between.
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Roasted Cabbage Wedges Recipe
This roasted cabbage wedge recipe served with a tangy dressing and feta cheese makes for the perfect side dish for practically any main course.
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Why Making Your Own Fruit Leather Isn't Worth It
Fruit leather is a healthy snack that's tasty and craveable. Yet while you may be tempted to make it at home, it may not be worth the trouble.
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Why Howard Schultz Left Starbucks In 1985 For Another Company
Howard Schultz has left and returned to Starbucks several times over the course of his career with the coffee giant. Here's why he left the first time, in 1985.
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Burger King's $400 Million Plan To Restore Slumped Sales
In an attempt to save its slipping grip on its burger crown, Burger King has announced a $400 million plan to restore slumped sales.
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The Granola Tip You Need For Making Yogurt Parfaits In Advance
Yogurt parfait is a great breakfast option you can make in advance and store in the fridge. Here's how to avoid the granola from becoming too soggy overnight.
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What Makes Ristretto Coffee Unique
Instead of taking the traditional espresso route, try ristretto to wake up your body and taste buds. Here's what makes this type of coffee unique.
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The Simple Method That Makes Separating Eggs Much Easier
Eggs are an incredible ingredient to use for everything from coloring to providing structure. Here is a simple method to make separating eggs much easier.
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The Types Of Mushrooms Commonly Used In Mushroom Coffee
Some turn to a mushroom-infused blend of coffee for its many health benefits. Here is a breakdown of the different mushrooms used in this type of coffee.
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The Puerto Rican Cornmeal Fritters You Should Definitely Try
For occupying such a small place on the globe, Puerto Rico has no shortage of interesting and unique foods. See what the island's take on corn fritters is.
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Chochoyotes: The Super-Soft Mexican Dumplings You Should Know
Chochoyotes are a versatile and delicious traditional Mexican soup dumpling that you need to try.
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What Happens If You Add Too Many Eggs When Baking?
Lost count of how many eggs you've added or baking without a written recipe? Don't panic. There may be a way to save your batter from ruin.
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If Your Pizza Delivery Took Longer Than Expected You're Not Alone
Pizza chains like Domino's and Pizza Hut are facing significant shortages of delivery drivers, which is causing slow service across the United States.
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How Inflation In The US Is Affecting A Favorite Snack Food In Japan
Perhaps the most famous dagashi in Japan, Umaibo is about to undergo a big change, which its Japanese manufacturers are blaming on U.S. economics.
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Bernie Sanders Weighs In On Starbucks Union Drive
After hearing that three New York Starbucks locations have unionized, Senator Bernie Sanders weighed in with a message on Twitter, prompting quite the response.
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New Study Reveals Environmental Impact Of Swapping Meat For Fungus
A new study published in Nature found that swapping your beef for faux meats made from microbial protein could save massive swaths of rainforest.
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The Reason Putting Your Elbows On The Table Is Considered Rude
The history behind the etiquette rule of keeping one's elbows off the table dates back centuries; at one time, it was not only considered rude but posturing.
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What A Recent Ruling Could Mean For One Of Your Favorite Swiss Cheeses
You can imagine how horrified the Swiss might have felt when a U.S. District Court in Virginia ruled that gruyere cheese doesn't have to come from Gruyères.
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Does Decaf Coffee Contain Any Caffeine?
If your goal is to stay away from caffeine, it turns out that even decaf coffee may very well be off the table. Here's what you should know.
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Dunkin's 2022 Harpoon Beer Collab Has New Flavors And An Updated Favorite
Do you love beer and love coffee, but can't decide if it's time for a cold one or a cup of joe? This collab means you don't have to choose.
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15 Ways To Add More Flavor To Meatballs
Though you may be reluctant to tinker with your Nonna's tired-and-true recipe, these additions will bring a new dimension to your next batch of meatballs.
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The Tap Test To Check If Your Homemade Brioche Is Done
There's one simple way to know when your brioche is ready-to-serve and it has nothing to do with how your bread looks and everything to do with how it sounds.
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The Award-Winning Scotch Whisky Sam Heughan Helped Create
Whisky connoisseurs, prepare yourself for butterscotch, citrus, and warm spices when you try this award-winning spirit from the Scottish actor.
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Jones Soda Just Announced 2 New Flavors Inspired By This Summer Treat
Jones Soda announced that two new limited-edition flavors would be added to its lineup, but you might not be able to get them.
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