Does It Make A Difference If You Tip With Cash Or A Credit Card?
Tipping is standard practice in the U.S., but many aren't sure whether to use cash or a credit card. Find out if it makes a difference which method you use.
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Most Of The World's Barley Comes From This Country
Barley is a healthy, versatile grain that has been used for centuries to make everything from bread to beer. Where is the majority of the world's supply grown?
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How Many Restaurants Does Gordon Ramsay Actually Own?
Gordon Ramsay is best known for his TV appearances, but his culinary career goes far beyond Hell's Kitchen. Here's how many restaurants he really owns.
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Why A Ruler Is An Essential Kitchen Tool, According To Eitan Bernath - Exclusive
TikTok star and cookbook author Eitan Bernath explained why having a ruler is essential for any home chef's kitchen toolbox.
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Why Coffee Bars Will Be Popping Up In Some Sprouts Farmers Markets
Sprouts Farmers Market is making moves to improve its in-store experience; Notably, with a recently announced coffee bar in one store location.
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Bold Cold Brew Coffee Recipe
A good caffeinated drink is always something to look forward to in the morning, and this bold cold brew recipe is so simple, you can do it in your sleep.
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Starbucks Union Reps Report Being Left At The Bargaining Table
Starbucks workers have been organizing unions at stores across the world, but today U.S. reps reported that they were left at the barganibng table.
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The Dish Alton Brown's Wife Elizabeth Says Is One Of His Best
One of the new recipes Alton Brown and his wife Elizabeth Ingram made together on "Quarantine Quitchen" is now Ingram's favorite dish.
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French Vs. American Scrambled Eggs: What's The Difference?
It's no surprise that a simple dish like scrambled eggs has many variations. Two of those types are the American and French styles, but how different are they?
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Panera Quietly Debuted 7 New Grocery Products In 2022
In a recent Panera press release, the company revealed a new lineup of products that are exclusive to grocery stores that includes bagels, pasta, and more.
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Guaguas De Pan: The 'Bread Babies' Customary For Día De Los Difuntos
Guaguas de pan are little baked breads shaped and decorated like dolls. The small breads are customarily made to celebrate Día de los Difuntos in Ecuador.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Trick For Sweeter Tomatoes
Giada De Laurentiis is TV's queen of Italian cooking, so it's no surprise that she has great tricks for Caprese salad. This simple tip will transform the dish.
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Tasting Table Asks: Which Is The Best Bottled Steak Sauce?
Tasting Table has surveyed readers and we've found the best bottled steak sauce for your dinner.
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The Secret To Perfect Meatballs, According To Scott Conant - Exclusive
Italian American cooking expert Chef Scott Conant shared his top tip for making the perfect meatballs, no matter which meat base you choose.
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10 Frozen Dinner Rolls, Ranked From Worst To Best
Frozen dinner rolls are a life-saving product available at basically any grocery store perfect for when you need to quickly get some rolls on the table.
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Shake Shack Is Taking On Fine Dining With Pujol's Chef Enrique Olvera
Diners in Los Angeles and New York City will be lucky enough to get a taste of Olvera's creativity with a three-course tasting menu coming soon to Shake Shack.
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Starbucks' Newest South Korean Store Is Located In A Traditional Hanok
Starbucks has opened a new location in South Korea, and it's unlike any the world has seen before. This new location will be in a beautiful, traditional hanok.
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Why You Shouldn't Wash Raw Turkey
Whether you’ve been cooking for years or this is your first Thanksgiving, avoid this one common and important mistake when preparing your turkey.
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A Definitive Guide To Using Oysters In Martinis
Sometimes, a martini requires a bit of a salty bite to really get your taste buds going. Enter the oyster, which can be included in a myriad of ways.
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Classic White Russian Cocktail Recipe
This classic White Russian recipe delivers on creamy, coffee flavors with a good dose of alcohol mixed in. It's easy to make, and even easier to drink.
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Udon Vs. Ramen: What's The Difference?
While ramen and udon might have a variety of similarities, such as the fact that they both contain noodles, their differences may surprise you.
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The Reason Carrots Are No Longer Exclusively Purple
Up until the 17th century, most carrots were actually purple and not orange. Here's why.
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Can You Really Soften Butter Under A Hot Glass?
We've all reached for the butter only to discover it to be as hard as a rock. Luckily, attempting to soften it under a hot glass seems like an easy experiment.
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The History Of Russia's Government-Run Cafeterias
Russia's former Soviet Union attempted to reorder the way food was delivered to its people by getting people out of their kitchens and into cafeterias.
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What Makes South Korea's Luxurious Baskin-Robbins Brown Unique
Before awarding Baskin-Robbins in the United States your favorite go-to for ice cream, be sure to consider South Korea's upscale Baskin-Robbins Brown.
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Bourekas: The Savory Israeli Pastry You Should Know
Boureka is a handheld bundle of crisp pastry dough filled with a variety of savory ingredients and is the comfort food of choice for many Israelis.
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The UN Is Receiving Backlash Over Coca-Cola's Sponsorship Of COP27
The UN's Conference of Parties is one of the most critical meetings of world leaders and governments. Here's why Coca-Cola's sponsorship is causing backlash.
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