How Ina Garten Transforms The Classic Waldorf Salad
The Waldorf salad has been an American classic for over a century. With tips from Ina Garten, you can take the popular salad to the next level.
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The Absolute Best Types Of Plastic For Food Storage
Most people enjoy a good leftover meal or doing some meal prep for the week. The question is, what storage containers are best to keep this food in?
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This Is Where The Ambrosia Salad's Name Comes From
Ambrosia salad is a ubiquitous dish that originated in the southern states. With Greek origins to the name here's what you need to know about the sugary treat.
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Starbucks Workers Are Making A Big Move Towards Unionizing In Boston
Recently, employees at Starbucks restaurants across the country have moved towards unionization. Here is how workers in Boston are also making that move.
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What Makes Miami's Cuban-Style Pizza So Unique?
Pizza — the ultimate comfort food. There are so many styles of pizza depending on where you live. Miami has its own Cuban-style pizza with a unique flavor.
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The Real Reason Eggshells Should Never Be Put Back In The Carton
Let's face it: It's a whole lot easier to shove your used egg shells back into the carton they came in versus walking them over to the trash. But is it safe?
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Albondigas (Mexican Meatball) Soup Recipe
You don't have to go to a Mexican restaurant to enjoy authentic albondigas, AKA Mexican meatball soup.
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Air Fryer Stuffed Chicken Breast Recipe
This foolproof recipe relies on an air fryer and a cheesy filling to ensure flavorful, juicy chicken breasts. The dish is as good when cold as it is hot!
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Easy Tres Leches Cake Recipe
The most time-intensive step of this is letting it rest, giving the trio of milks time to seep into the cake. But don't worry: Your waiting will be rewarded.
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The Real Reason The Price Of Corn Could Go Up Next Year
In June, there was some hope that the price of corn would diminish as the year goes on. But those hopes may be squashed.
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What Exactly Is Japanese Hot Pot?
Japanese hot pot or "nabe" is a great social meal for all the family in which everyone eats from the same pot. Here's what you need to know about nabe. .
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UK Study Suggests Common Belief About High Calorie Foods Is All Wrong
In April 2022, ScienceDirect made available the findings of Jeffrey Brunstrom and Mark Schactzker, Their question was whether people had "nutritional wisdom."
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Why New York's Famous Central Park Boathouse Restaurant May Close
Bad news for the restaurant that's featured in several films, overlooks the Central Park lake, and acted as a venue to thousands of beautiful weddings.
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The Best Time To Add Noodles To Your Homemade Ramen
Everyone loves a nice warm bowl of ramen. The key is to add the noodles at exactly the right time — so when is that time? And does it affect the taste?
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The Vegetable Swap For Keto-Friendly Fries
French fries are a comfort yet wildly unhealthy side dish. For those adhering to a keto diet, there is an alternative vegetable you can use to make your fries.
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Why Trees And Forests May Be Key To A Stronger Food System
Experts have been trying to figure out how we can maintain a strong food system for years to come. It turns out trees and forests could be the key.
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The Unconventional Way To Roast Coffee Beans At Home
If you think roasting your own coffee beans is too expensive or complicated, think again. We've got an unexpected hack you probably never considered before.
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Instacart's First Ever Credit Card Is Its Latest Strategy To Attract Customers
Bloomberg Second Measure may have slightly understated things when they said Instacart "experienced heightened demand during the pandemic."
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DoorDash Is Making A Big Change To The Way It Delivers Alcohol
DoorDash, a restaurant to door delivery service, has recently announced that it is making big changes when it comes to its alcohol delivery services.
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New Report Blames Tesco Chickens For Ruining UK River. Here's How
A new investigation by The Guardian shows that increased chicken production in Hereford to supply Tesco has polluted the River Wye.
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The Reason Instant Oatmeal Is Slightly Less Nutritious Than Regular Oatmeal
Satisfying, delicious, and good for your health? It's hard to beat oatmeal for breakfast or a quick lunch at your work desk. But not all oatmeal is made equal.
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How Costco Stock Remains Superior Compared To Its Direct Competitors
The warehouse bulk-buying giant Costco is managing to keep its prices down amid record-high inflation. Here's how their stock remains superior to competitors.
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Plan Your Grocery List To Make Your Shopping Trip More Efficient
If the thought of braving a busy store and maneuvering around with a squeaky cart gives you nightmares, there are a few ways to make the trip seamless.
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How To Use Aluminum Foil To Sharpen Your Kitchen Scissors
Sharpening scissors can be a tricky task with lots of finicky angles to get at. But, with this easy home-hack, your scissors could soon be slicing up a storm.
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Fresh Pico De Gallo Recipe
Though it's made with only six ingredients, this fresh pico de gallo is big on flavor.
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Why You Should Be Eating More Skipjack Tuna
Skipjack has lower mercury and higher selenium levels than other types of tuna. Recent studies show that high selenium might counter the effects of high mercury
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The Costly Effect High Temperatures Are Having On Our Food System
Extreme heat is sweeping the globe, causing drought, wildfires, and destruction. What does it mean for our food system? No surprise -- the answer is not good.
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