New Study Puts Refined Grains And Heart Health Belief Into Question
A new study questions long-held beliefs about the connection between refined grains and heart health. Researchers say there might be something else going on.
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What Happens If You Put A Hot Dutch Oven In Cold Water?
Dutch oven pots can be a superhero among your kitchen cookware, but cold water can be kryptonite. Treat your cast iron right by avoiding this common pitfall.
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Why An Extinct Volcano Could Seriously Limit Beer In The US
With the recent popularity of breweries across the United States, producers are now facing a challenge in product and it all has to do with an extinct volcano.
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The Magic Behind A Totally Clear Margarita
If you love tequila, you'll love this transparent take on the classic margarita. Here's how this award-winning cocktail gets its clear look.
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Shibuya Honey Toast: The Japanese Dessert You Should Know About
If you want to expand beyond tried-and-true bread treats like French toast or bread pudding, Shibuya honey toast may be precisely what you're searching for.
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Recent Research Gives Insight Into Where Gen Z Prefers To Dine
Gen Z is shaking up industries all across the economy, but few are as impacted as the world of food. These places are where Zoomers like to eat best.
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The Real Difference Between Smoked Salmon And Lox
Often, smoked salmon and lox are used interchangeably. After all, they can look and taste pretty similar. But there are a few key differences.
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What's The Worst Grocery Store For Organic Food? Here's What Consumers Say - Tasting Table Survey
We asked readers where they shop for organic food, and it's the lowest-ranking option that might surprise you. Here's the place consumers pass on for organics.
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Everything You Need To Know About Freezing Meat
It's important to point out that freezing meat isn't completely foolproof. Keep reading to find more ins and outs of freezing meat, and how to avoid illnesses.
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The Legend Behind The Tom Collins Cocktail
The Tom Collins has stood the test of time. With its fruity flavor and kick of gin, it's a bar patron staple. Here is the legend behind the drink's origins.
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The 20 Best Beachside Restaurants In Southern California
No matter what you're craving, SoCal has you covered with great views and better bites. We've rounded up the best beachside restaurants in Southern California.
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The Beginner's Guide To Biodynamic Wine
Biodynamic is a new buzzword in the wine world, but the ecological farming practices and high-quality wines behind it mean it's probably here to stay.
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The Best Way To Freeze Grapes
Grapes are a delicious and healthy treat and are particularly delicious when frozen. Here the absolute best way in which you can freeze your grapes for later.
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The Unusual Way Jamie Oliver Adds Mushrooms To Pasta
Mushrooms are a healthy ingredient that can add depth of flavor to many dishes. But if you don't care much for the texture, this hack may be perfect for you.
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How To Tell If An Egg Is Fully Cooked, According To Jacques Pépin
Most people love eggs but also struggle to tell when they are fully cooked. Jacques Pépin has a good technique to figure this out, so here's how he can tell.
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Why Restaurants Prep Salads In Advance
Restaurant salads may appear to take more time and effort, but this might not be completely true. In fact, restaurants usually prep their salads days ahead.
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Try Ordering Your Next Starbucks Caramel Macchiato 'Upside Down'
For a new, flavorful twist on your favorite Starbucks drink, you can order your caramel macchiato "upside down." Here's how it's different from the original.
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Why Does Oatmeal Boil Over So Easily?
While oatmeal can be served as a popular breakfast option, sweet or savory, it is often avoided because it boils over easily. Here's why and how to stop that.
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Celebs Who Own Fast Food Restaurants And You Had No Idea
From burger joints to vegan spots, read on to learn what celebrities have been quietly (and some not so quietly) cashing in on the world of fast food.
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How To Win A Tequila/Hot Sauce Flask From Tapatío And Camarena Tequila
Why keep your tequila and hot sauce separate if you don't have to? Here's how you can win a flask that holds them both from Tapatío and Camarena Tequila.
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The Ingredient Ina Garten Uses To Spice Up Guacamole
Ina Garten's mouth-watering guacamole recipe has a kick -- and it doesn't come from standard jalapeños. Here's the ingredient she adds for perfect guac.
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Most Of The World's Grapes Come From This Country
You might think of France or Italy when it comes to grapes, but you have to go a bit further east to find the world's leading grape producer.
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The Mistake You Need To Avoid When Thickening Soup With Flour
Along with fall comes soup, an all-time favorite during colder months. However, there's a mistake you need to avoid when thickening it with flour. Here it is.
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Why Sushi Tastes Better At A Restaurant Than At Home
Making sushi at home might be a fun weekend activity, but no matter how many times you practice, the rolls just can't match up to what you get at a restaurant.
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Pepsi Is Celebrating The End Of Summer With S'mores-Inspired Sodas
While most beverage brands are deep into fall sipping season, Pepsi is celebrating the end of summer in style with a new line of nostalgic treat-inspired sodas.
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Pitmaster Rodney Scott Talks BBQ Brawl, Tailgating, And Barbecue Secrets - Exclusive Interview
Rodney Scott wants to spread barbecue love throughout the world. He told Tasting Table about his time on "BBQ Brawl," cooking whole hogs, and much more.
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The Most Important Baking Tool You Need, According To Duff Goldman - Exclusive
"Ace of Cakes" Duff Goldman shared the kitchen tool that he says is most important for taking your baking skills to the next level.
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