The Unique Ingredients In The Dos Equis Canned Margarita
What is it about the new Dos Equis canned margarita that makes it stand out among the many other Ready to Drink alcoholic beverages?
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Survey Reveals Almost 40% Of People Prefer This Type Of Snack When Studying
What types of snacks do you usually reach for when you sit down to study? According to a Tasting Table survey, people have a clear favorite.
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The Real Reason Your Breakfast Sandwich Is Bland
A great way to save money is making your own breakfast sandwiches, but it's important to know how your local bodega makes them so delicious.
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Is There A Nutritional Difference Between Using Sugar Or Honey In Coffee?
When it comes to coffee sweeteners, sugar is typically used more often than honey. However, could honey actually be more nutritional for you?
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Why Mason Hereford Adds Potato Chips To His Bologna Sandwiches
A particular kind of nostalgia is key to Mason Hereford's approach to cooking, and nowhere is this more evident than his famous fried bologna sandwich.
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Why Classroom Heaters Were Once Used As School Kitchens
Time in the school cafeteria is a period many rely on for social engagement and nutrition. Here is why classroom heaters used to be used in place of a kitchen.
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The Real Reason Beer Comes In Brown Bottles
Proper seals on kegs, jugs, bottles, and cans all but eliminate oxidation caused by unintended exposure to oxygen. But the bottle itself is also important.
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The Clever Way Grocery Stores Stock Products
If you've ever wondered why many big-box stores stock their shelves in a manner similar to your local grocery store, it's because they all follow this rule.
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The Absolute Best Ways To Slice Apples For Your Fall Recipes
Apples are a big deal in the fall when they're finally ready to be plucked from trees. But are you tired of them rolling around on the cutting board?
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You May Want To Think Twice Before Putting Whole Nuts In The Blender
In order to keep your blender up and running for as long as possible, there are a few key culprits you should avoid putting inside of them.
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The Reason You Should Avoid Using Aluminum Foil To Bake Cookies
Cookies seem simple enough, but the most subtle mistakes, like using aluminum foil, can ruin the whole tray.
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Why Applesauce Is An Important Staple Of Amish Cuisine
Amish communities are known for their simplicity, old world techniques, and their food. Here is why applesauce is such an important food staple for the Amish.
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The Maple-Kissed Drink That Was Featured At Starbucks In Canada
The maple-kissed drink that was featured at Starbucks in Canada was a short-lived creation. This is what the maple syrup based beverage consisted of.
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The Best Way To Clean Your Wine Glasses
Even stemless glasses are prone to chipping and hard water stains, and there is not a more dangerous time for your glasses than during the washing process.
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The Real Reason Target Is Shifting Its Focus Toward Groceries
The next time you're perusing your local Target, you may notice that the store has altered its approach to groceries. A new report on the company explains why.
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The Best Day Of The Week To Go Grocery Shopping At Target
With food being a main clearance item, it might be best to push your Sunday grocery run back a couple of days ... and head to Target.
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Why You Shouldn't Fry Eggs Over High Heat
Sometimes when cooking you really want to turn up the heat. If you're searing a steak or boiling water, for example, but for frying an egg, turn that dial down.
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What Is Cascara, And How Does It Relate To Coffee?
Cascara is an often overlooked aspect of the coffee plant, being discarded into animal feed or fertilizer. Here's what it really is and how it relates to coffee
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This Tip Will Easily Upgrade Your Premade Cookie Dough
There is one simple thing found in most homes that can help to make cookies that are baked evenly, aren't too thin, and end up perfectly textured.
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The Unexpected Tip To Get The Perfect Cracked Top On Brownies
Whatever your preferred style of brownie, we're willing to bet you look for one key feature: A shiny, crinkled, flaky top layer.
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The Absolute Best Cuts Of Pork To Roast
When it comes time to roast pork, it's important to choose the right cut of meat for your meal. Here are the best cuts of pork for roasting.
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How Delmonico's Paved The Way For American Restaurants
The name Delmonico's has become synonymous with luxury. As one of the oldest restaurants in NYC, here's how Delmonico's paved the way for American restaurants.
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20 Secret Dessert Hacks For Your College Dining Hall
From upgraded ice cream treats to sweet beverages and DIY apple pie, shake up your college dining hall dessert options with these fun and delicious hacks.
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Why You Should Avoid Using Table Salt In Your Pickles
PIckling your favorite veggies -- or anything you want to pickle -- may seem like a simple task. But, the salt you use can be crucial to the finished product.
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Uber Eats' Rewards Program Is Ending. Here's What You Need To Know
If you are a proud user of the Uber Eats rewards program, you might be saddened to learn that the food-delivery app is changing things moving forward.
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Is It Dangerous To Microwave A Paper Plate?
When it comes to reheating food, microwaves are great. Paper plates are great for leftovers and when you just don't want dirty dishes. But do they mix well?
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Salisbury Steak Vs. Meatloaf: What's The Difference?
Meatloaf and Salisbury steak seem like almost interchangable dishes, but they each have their own distinct differences.
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