Jack Daniel's Faces Legal Backlash Over Pervasive Whiskey Fungus
Some of Jack Daniel's Tennessee neighbors are angry about the whiskey fungus among them. It has led to litigation, throwing a wrench in the brand's plans.
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Kinilaw: The Filipino Raw Fish Salad Ceviche Fans Should Know
If you're a fan of Latin American ceviche, you'll love kinilaw, the Filipino raw seafood dish cooked in vinegar for a tangy and flavorful punch.
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The Baking Staple That Makes Peeling Hard-Boiled Eggs A Breeze
Just about everyone who has ever boiled an egg has had to deal with the frustration of peeling it without losing all the egg white. This baking staple may help.
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Do You Need To Rinse Canned Sauerkraut?
Unlike raw kraut, canned sauerkraut undergoes a heating process that sterilizes the cabbage, which can change its final appearance, composition, and even taste.
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How Cookie Bakery Collettey's Is Empowering People With Disabilities
Colette Devitto, founder of Colettey's Cookies, was born with Down Syndrome and is on a mission to offer training and employment for people with disabilities.
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The Costa Rican Resort That Caters To Every Coffee Need
If you are in the mood for a wellness retreat that will support your love affair with coffee, this resort in Costa Rica's cloud forest may be the place for you.
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What Makes Australian Yogurt Unique?
Different parts of the globe have their own unique ways of making yogurt. You've probably heard of Greek yogurt, but Australian yogurt offers a unique texture.
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Most Of The World's Dairy Comes From This Country
Milk is the foundation of all dairy products, including butter and cheese, but which country produces the most in order to create these creamy delights?
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The Flavors To Expect When You See 'Cacciatore' On A Menu
Commonly seen with chicken, the Italian cacciatore style has a common flavor base that can include a variety of secondary ingredients due to its "wild" origins.
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The Historic Inspiration For Buffets In The US
The buffet is a cornerstone of dining in the U.S. We are a melting pot, and don't mind stroganoff next to our sushi. But to whom do we owe this tradition?
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12 Best Rums For A Zombie
The Zombie cocktail is a classic at any Halloween party. Here are the 12 best rums to try in your Zombie.
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Did Pizza Hut Actually Invent Stuffed Crust In The '90s?
The only thing that can make pizza better is adding a stuffed crust. So was Pizza Hut really the first to do it? Here's a look at the controversy.
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The Key Ingredients That Make A Martini 'Perfect'
While everyone may have their own preferred martini recipe, there's actually a "perfect" martini. Here are the key ingredients that make a martini "perfect."
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The Easy Swap For Savory French Toast
French toast is a classic breakfast option, but sometimes, you or your guests might prefer a more savory option. Learn how to make savory French toast.
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Fix Separated Mayonnaise With A Splash Of White Wine
Emulsified sauces and spreads are prone to separation, as oil and water resist the urge to play well with each other. Luckily, there is an easy mayo fix.
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How To Tell Coffee Is Sustainable Based On The Label
As a keen consumer, you have many considerations in mind when pulling items off the shelf. For coffee labels, some are material, and some near bunk.
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14 Starbucks Ground Blends, Ranked Worst To Best
In order to help start your next morning off right, we've rounded up some of the top Starbucks ground coffee available and ranked them from worst to best.
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How To Fix Clumpy Bavarian Cream
Bavarian cream can easily become filled with undesirable lumps, but there is a quick fix for this common problem -- and you need just one kitchen tool.
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Add Leftover Veggies To Banana Bread For A Hybrid Sweet Treat
Already known for making the most out of over-ripe bananas, why not let your beloved banana bread help you use up further leftovers in the form of veggies?
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Does Flour Expire, And Can It Be Used Past The Best-By Date?
A best-by date is a good indicator of whether or not your ingredients go bad, but for flour, it can be difficult to determine. Here's what you should know.
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Why Your Beer Can Chicken May Be A Big Disappointment
Beer can chicken is a whole chicken that cooks with a partially filled can of beer in its backside. But is it an effective of cooking the bird?
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The French Food And Wine Trail That's A Must-Visit For Gourmands
Those who traverse along a route that begins in Dijon and ends in Cassis will be able to savor regional French cuisines and enjoy highly sought-after wines.
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Why Someone Just Tied The Knot With A Can Of Hard Mtn Dew
When William Shakespeare wrote, "The course of true love never did run smooth," he had obviously never heard of Mtn Dew.
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The Coffee Brewer You Can Use To Whip Heavy Cream In A Pinch
As for what kind of brewer gets the cream whipped? Here's a hint - with this coffee maker, you won't be pressed to find ultra-fluffy whipped cream.
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Why You Should Buy Your Mixing Bowls From A Restaurant Supply Store
Give a restaurant supply store a try for anything you need in the kitchen, especially items that are used almost daily, such as mixing bowls.
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12 Mistakes You Want To Avoid When Broiling Food
Broiling is an excellent way to add flavor, seal in moisture, and add a delightful crunch to foods, but there's a right and wrong way to do it.
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Upgrade Your Breakfast With Smoky, Sweet Hickory Syrup
There are any different types of syrup, including one made from the hickory tree. Here is more about this delicious syrup and it's many versatile uses.
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