These Storage Hacks Will Make Your Celery Last Longer
Celery is one of the most versatile vegetables we use today. However, one of the drawbacks to celery is how quickly it spoils after it comes home.
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The FDA Wants Your Opinion On The Acceptable Amount Of Lead In Juice
The FDA is looking to lower the currently acceptable level of lead in fruit juice and has opened the draft of the new guidance for comments.
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13 Common Mistakes Everyone Makes With Their Instant Pot
While the Instant Pot is fairly simple and straightforward, there are so many ways to use it that perfecting its operation does take a little bit of study.
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How Are Canned Beans Actually Made?
If you've ever wondered how canned beans are actually made, read on for a detailed description of the process.
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Blackberry Peach Cobbler Recipe
This blackberry peach cobbler is sweet, warm, and bursting with fresh fruit flavors.
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How Indonesia's Palm Oil Ban May Affect Your Favorite Snack Foods
Indonesia is responsible for 60% of palm oil exports, so the country's ban on exports of its edible oils means trouble for snack food manufacturers worldwide.
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Why The Martha Stewart One-Pan Pasta Deserves Its Fame
Martha Stewart's famous one-pan pasta probably goes against all the basic pasta-making rules you know, but the result is worth all the hype.
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Gluten-Free Bread Ranked Worst To Best
Whether you have celiac’s or are trying to eat less gluten, grocery shopping is hard. We rounded up some gluten-free breads and determined which are the best.
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The Reason You Should Chop Chocolate Before Melting It
Chopping your chocolate into small and uniform pieces will make it melt faster and more evenly, and less likely to overheat.
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Unexpected Reasons Your Favorite Restaurant Might Blacklist You
Actions that could land you on the blacklist include cruelty, theft, extreme drunkenness, propositioning staff, and multiple occasions of lateness and no-shows.
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What Aarón Sánchez Fans Need To Know About El Sabor De Aarón
Aarón Sánchez is bringing an all-new culinary competition program to viewers this spring on the Spanish language channel Hogar de HGTV.
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Classic Corn Tortillas Recipe
With this easy recipe, you can make fresh, delicious corn tortillas right in your own kitchen.
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Why You Shouldn't Cook Couscous In Boiling Water
While most people think of couscous as a rice or quinoa because it absorbs liquid, it's technically a pasta and requires a different preparation.
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The Ingredient Steakhouses Use A Lot More Of Than You Might Think
Alongside spinach and potatoes, there's another ingredient steakhouses across the country fly through with abandon.
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Everything You Need To Know About Dirty Soda
"Dirty Soda" is a term used for a soft drink such as Diet Coke or Sprite that has been spiked with flavored syrups, fruit purees, and/or dairy products.
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What To Do If Your Sweet Potato Casserole Is Too Sweet
Sweet potato casserole is a staple sweet-meets-savory dish, but too much brown sugar or marshmallow can quickly turn it into dessert. Here's how to fix that.
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We Tried The New Dunkin' Spring Menu So You Don't Have To
We tried Dunkin's latest menu additions, which includes a mix of new and returning offerings suited for the spring. Here are our thoughts.
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Gordon Ramsay's Upscale Burger Chain Is Coming To A New City
Gordon Ramsay seems to be making up for lost time after the COVID-19 pandemic, opening up multiple new restaurants in rapid succession.
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Din Tai Fung Just Gave You One More Reason To Plan A Trip To Disney
Soon foodies will have an extra incentive to visit Disneyland, with the opening of a new location of Din Tai Fung, the famous soup dumpling restaurant.
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Why McDonald's May Have To Toss Millions Of Dollars Worth Of Food
Shuttering the doors of its Russian locations was a move that cost McDonald's $127 million last quarter -- and much of that was caused by unused food.
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Why Italian Grapes May Be The Future For California Vineyards
Carricante, nerello mascalese, and nebbiolo, Italian grapes, are rarely grown outside of their native environment -- but they make for high quality wine.
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What You Can Do To Prevent Salmon From Drying Out In The Air Fryer
Nothing is better than perfect salmon. As easy as air frying is, the difference between a dry piece of fish and the best you ever cooked is all in the details.
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Spring Quiche Recipe
Just in time for warmer weather, this fresh spring quiche will be the perfect addition to your next brunch.
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The Intriguing History Of Water Pie
The dessert known as water pie has an intriguing history, as it was born out of the Great Depression.
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Why A Cask Of Whisky Just Sold For Almost $1.3 Million
While it's not unusual for bottles and casks of rare Scotch whisky to fetch high price tags, one recent auction price blew expectations out of the water.
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The Absolute Best Ways To Use Leftover Spam
The applications for Spam are seemingly endless, so there is no reason for any of it to go to waste. Here are some delicious ways to use your leftovers.
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Why You Should Start Putting Anchovies In More Recipes
Whether you enjoy the flavor of anchovies or not, they add loads of deep, rich flavor to many dishes. Here's why you should incorporate them into your recipes.
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