Nearly 60% Of People Use This Oil The Most When Cooking
From a pool of 515 respondents, the Tasting Table survey resulted in a top-five list of the most common types of oil used in cooking.
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Why Starbucks Is Being Accused Of Holding Back On Union Benefits
Starbucks Workers United told CEO Howard Schultz that if he extends the pay raise and expansion of benefits offered to non-union workers, they will agree to it.
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How To Tell When It's Time To Fold Your Omelet
Every time you make an omelet, there's always that moment of truth: Either you're successfully able to fold it into a proper omelet, or it falls apart.
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New Research Shows That Eating Processed Foods Affects Cognitive Behavior
A recent study published in Neurology determined that consuming "ultra-processed foods" may be linked to an increased risk of cognitive disorders like dementia.
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How Long Can You Store Fresh Salmon In The Fridge?
Everyone should be able to enjoy the health benefits and amazing taste of salmon, but it's expensive, so you might keep the meat wrapped in your refrigerator.
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What Makes Neapolitan Pizza Unique?
There are a few things that make a Neapolitan pizza unique, both abroad and even compared to other versions in the Mediterranean.
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Why You Might See Taco Bell's Mexican Pizza On The Menu Again
Taco Bell tried to bring the Mexican Pizza back this spring. But after supply chain issues, it was once again taken off the menu.
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What You Need To Know About The P.F. Chang's Beef Recall
P.F. Chang's beef and broccoli sold in retail stores is the subject of a recall due to potential food allergens present. Here's what you need to know.
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Why You Should Never Store A Hot Baked Potato In Aluminum Foil
You shouldn't ever store a hot baked potato in aluminum foil. Here's why, according to the experts.
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Amazon Is Reporting Promising Sales Across Its Physical Grocers
It often feels like there is nothing Amazon can't do successfully. And the latest good news for the company comes from its grocery stores in the United States.
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Whole Foods To Help Up-And-Coming Brands With Its Accelerator Program
The chain just announced its first-ever accelerator program dedicated to helping develop and promote 10 emerging brands.
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Forequarter Vs. Hindquarter Primal Beef Cuts: What's The Difference?
The forequarter encompasses the primal cuts of chuck, rib, brisket, and plate while the hindquarters encompass the loin, round, and flank.
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Is There A Difference Between Pre-Grated Cheese And Fresh?
To buy shredded or not is the question when it comes to cheese. Here is all you need to know about the pitfalls and triumphs in the life of shredded cheese.
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11 Easy Substitutes For Panko Bread Crumbs
Panko bread crumbs add a unique texture and flavor to your dishes, but they aren't the only options for a crunchy finish. These substitutes keep things crisp.
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What It Was Like For Early Humans To Cook With Earth Ovens
Our ancient ancestors use to wrap meat in leaves and place it on top of ashes before the whole earth oven was covered with dirt.
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What You Need To Know About The Major Nutritional Beverage Recall
Lyons Magnus has issued a recall on 53 of its products sold widely including places like Costco and Sam's Club. Here's what you need to know about the recall.
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The Absolute Best Type Of Tomato For Canning
When it comes to home canned tomatoes, there's one variety that holds up and delivers the best flavor.
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The Difference Between Plant-Based And Keto Diets
With such a wide variety of different diets, it can be difficult to know what you should — or shouldn't — be eating for the best health possible.
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Ina Garten Puts A Caffeinated Spin On Her Ice Cream Sandwiches
The Barefoot Contessa has a dish for all seasons of the year and a hot summer is no exception. Here's her pepped-up spin on chocolate chip ice cream sandwiches.
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The Reason It's Important To Keep Peanut Butter From Splitting
The oil on top of your peanut butter may draw your attention, but this oil serves a purpose. Here's why you want to prevent your peanut butter from splitting.
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Taro Root Is More Versatile Than You Might Expect
It is somewhat less renowned outside of the Pacific Islands today, but taro was once the most widely cultivated food crop in the world.
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The Beginner's Guide To Wines From Umbria
Umbria is an undercover destination among Italy's wine regions, but the flavors of its traditional wines deserve recognition. Discover the best of this area.
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How To Tell If Maraschino Cherries Have Gone Bad
Maraschino cherries were soaked in alcohol but now are kept in a sugary syrup. So, how long can you keep these delicious bursts of color before they go off?
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Why Yuzu Fruit Is Important In Japanese Cuisine
Health benefits and citrus tastes aside, yuzu fruit has a significant impact on Japan's culture. Here's why.
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What Is Malaysia Going To Do With Its Chicken Surplus?
The Malaysian ban on chicken exports in June, which affected neighboring countries, is now due to be lifted. Here's what you need to know about th chicken ban.
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Transform Your Hot Dog With Inspiration From A Banh Mi
Hot dogs and bánh mìs are perfect on their own, but is it possible to combine them? Here's how to transform hot dogs with inspiration from a bánh mì.
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Know Your Tomatoes: A Guide To The Top 15 Types Of Tomatoes
Tomatoes are a popular fruit in home gardens and kitchens worldwide and boast over 10,000 varieties. Explore the top tomato varieties and how to best use them.
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