How This Startup Is Making Plant-Based Meat More Realistic
Plant-based meat is taking the U.S. by storm as many people focus on healthier ways to eat. One California startup is innovating the way the fake-meat is made.
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What Makes The Detroit Coney Hot Dog So Unique?
Far from Coney Island, people know the Detroit Coney hot dog for its signature beef-topped goodness. But what really makes this regional style so unique?
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How The US School Lunch Program Took Over 40 Years To Become Official
It took a long time for the U.S. school lunch program to become official. Discover the history behind the process.
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Why You Should Always Keep Capers In Your Pantry
Capers don't seem like much, but those tiny, salty bits pack a ton of flavor that will dress up almost any savory meal.
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How To Properly Store Your Cocktail Ice
Ice is essential not only for cooling down your cocktail, but also for creating and maintaining its proper flavor. Are you storing your ice correctly?
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The True Origins Of Latkes
Latkes are a delicious dish served in homes across the globe during the celebration of Hanukkah each year. Here are the true origins of craveable latkes.
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The Correct Temperature For Cooking Tuna Steak
One of the keys to bringing a tuna steak to the proper temperature is to ensure that it has a proper thermal mass. But what's the ideal temperature?
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What Is Chocho And How Do You Use It?
Protein-packed and naturally regenerative, the Spanish legume "chocho" is a new name on the list of superfoods. Learn why it's so special and how to use it.
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Martha Stewart's Refreshing Summer Cocktail Uses Only 4 Ingredients
At 80 years old, Martha Stewart's eye on reinvention makes her more popular than ever before. When a lady like this suggests a summer cocktail, people listen.
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The Absolute Best Ingredients For Vegan Mashed Potatoes
Mashed potatoes are a delicious comfort food for many. Here are some of the absolute best ingredients that vegans should use when making mashed potatoes.
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Why You Should Stop Eating Before You Feel Full
Our stomachs try to tell our brains when we're full -- but it takes time for those messages to reach the brain. Learn how to avoid overeating in that period.
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This Was The First Cocktail Ever Created In The US
A standard part of today's drinking culture, it seems like cocktails must have always existed, but that's not true. The first US cocktail was created in 1806.
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An Easy Way To Elevate Your Next Breakfast Sandwich
The next time you want to enhance the breakfast sandwich experience, there is one simple trick you can try. After all, breakfast is the most important meal.
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The First Shipment Of Ukrainian Grain Has Finally Left The Country
Plans to allow Ukrainian ships to bring grain to trading partners have proceeded, with the Ukrainian Foreign Minister calling Monday a "day of relief".
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Most Of The World's Sugar Comes From This Country
Many countries around the world grow and export a ton of sugar. The U.S. is known to consume a great deal of it ... but are they its biggest distributor?
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The Unconventional Way Alton Brown Makes Restaurant-Quality Sliders
Alton Brown is known for unconventional cooking methods, and for using out-of-the-ordinary ingredients. His slider recipe utilizes a unique preparation too.
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Trader Joe's Has Just Formed Its First Union. Here's What To Know
Workers at the Massachusetts location joined Trader Joe's United and voted 45-31 to join the union.
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What You Should Consider Before Buying Produce At Trader Joe's
Most stores and stalls charge you for the weight of the food you buy. Trader Joe's has a different pricing strategy, but not necessarily a bad one.
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Why You Need To Peel Tomatoes Before Canning Them
Besides finding, sanitizing, and storing all of the jars, canned tomatoes have another extra step that scares off many -- skinning.
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Over 25% Of People Think This Is The Most Overrated Small Kitchen Appliance
We were curious which small kitchen appliances our readers have found to deliver less than promised, and one item in particular was named by a majority.
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A New USDA Initiative Is Fighting Salmonella Contamination In Chicken
This move is the latest in the agency's efforts to combat foodborne illnesses in the U.S.
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The Surprising Link Between Chinese Five-Spice Powder And Herbal Medicine
The Chinese five-spice is used in many dishes from Peking Duck to Taiwanese Salt and Pepper Chicken. But, there's a link between the spices and herbal medicine.
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12 Best Substitutes For Chocolate Chips
Love chocolate chips but want to mix things up when baking your next batch of cookies? Well, you'll love our 10 best chocolate chip substitutes. Yummy!
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Easy Baked Acorn Squash Recipe
This easy baked acorn squash is warm, comforting, and makes for the perfect side dish at dinner.
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Ina Garten's Unexpected Ingredient For Her Ultimate Tuna Melts
Ina Garten is known for elevating staple, comforting dishes. Her tuna melt is no different; one ingredient in her recipe will probably surprise you.
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Starbucks Japan Once Sold An American-Inspired Frappuccino
Japan Starbucks is known for some of its wild flavored drinks and unique concoctions. And, this Frappuccino was American-inspired but only available in Japan.
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Everything You Need To Know About Japanese Vending Machines
From soft drinks to hot coffee, Japanese vending machines are world-famous. To learn about this unique culture of Japan, read on to find out.
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