The Best Apples To Use When Making Candy Apples
This sour type of apple is a clear winner when it comes to preparing your favorite candy apple recipe, both for its taste and texture.
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What Makes Japanese Hot Dogs Different From American Ones?
Japan has a hot dog of its own, and even though American hot dogs certainly have influence elsewhere, the Japanese hot dogs are quite different.
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Milk Or No Milk? This Is Where Alton Brown Stands On The Debate Over Fluffy Scrambled Eggs
Alton Brown's scrambled eggs recipe leans more on science than preference. Find out if he's grabbing water or milk for his ideal dish.
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13 Types Of Flour And How They Affect Homemade Cakes
There are many different types of flour, each with its own merits and qualities. Here are some of the most common varieties and how they affect homemade cakes.
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This Arizona Restaurant Featured On Diners, Drive-Ins, And Dives Serves One Of The Best Chicken Pot Pies In The State
If you love the flaky crust and warm filling of a classic chicken pot pie, you'll need to make a trip to this Guy Fieri-endorsed local restaurant in Arizona.
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The State With The Most Expensive Cup Of Starbucks Coffee Isn't California Or New York
It's amazing how prices differ from state to state, even within a massive chain like Starbucks. The priciest cup is found in this unexpected place.
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Dolly Parton Keeps It Classic With Her Favorite Fast Food Burger
When it comes to burgers, country singer Dolly Parton is loyal to a true, relatable classic. Speaking to TODAY, she said she prefers this fast food staple.
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If You Bake With Almond Milk, You Might Want To Add Some Of This
Dairy-free baking has become much easier with the introduction of so many dairy alternatives now, but if your preference is almond milk, bear this tip in mind.
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14 Foods And Drinks That Were Created By Accident
There's definitely such thing as a happy accident. These beloved foods and drinks are proof that sometimes, a mistake can lead to success.
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The Temperature Mistake That Makes Cake Batter Curdle
Making cake can be a pleasurable task, that is until your batter curdles and things start to go wrong. Here's what you need to know to prevent that happening.
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Do Tuna Steaks Need To Rest After Cooking?
It's easy to think that all steaks need the same cooking and resting treatment, whether they're beef or tuna. But there are a couple of key factors to consider.
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Frozen Margarita Popsicles Recipe
If you want to elevate your homemade popsicles, transform margaritas into frozen treats with this recipe. These boozy popsicles give the best of both worlds.
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Why Your Tomato Plants Have Bottom Rot And How To Prevent It
When you're carefully growing tomatoes and spot something that spoils your precious plants like bottom rot, it's frustrating, so read our tips on preventing it.
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Joe Biden's Favorite Drink Swaps Hangovers For Hydration
From bike rides to mindful eating, Joe Biden's presidency was earmarked by an active lifestyle -- which was ultimately reflected in his drink of choice.
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12 Of The All-Time Best Kirkland-Brand Drinks
Costco is a great place to buy bulk grocery staples — including drinks. Here are some of the beverages you should be adding to your cart next time you shop.
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The Extra Step You Need To Take When Baking Oatmeal Cookies
Oatmeal cookies are an easy treat to bake at home, not requiring too much time or difficulty, and this one quick extra step will make them so much tastier.
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What Kind Of Apples Are In McDonald's Apple Pie?
When it comes to classic desserts, few hold up to the timelessness of the McDonald's apple pie. But what exactly sets it apart from the rest?
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Alfredo Sauce 101: The Common Heavy Cream Substitute To Avoid
When you're rustling up a quick Alfredo sauce it's easy to cut corners and make substitutes, but one expert chef says steer well clear of this one ingredient.
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The Kitchen Styles That Don't Match With Glossy Surfaces
These kitchens are warm and employ wood grain in their cabinets, exposed ceiling beams, shelving, and even on their walls, which doesn't blend well with gloss.
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Trader Joe's Vs Aldi: Which Store Has The Better Frozen Pizzas?
Aldi and Trader Joe's are both known for their affordable selections, but which store makes better frozen pizza? We sampled a few offerings to find out.
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What Does '86' Mean In A Kitchen?
Have you ever been in a restaurant and heard that something has been 86'd? It's a term that has a few slightly different meanings and a convoluted history.
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Here's What To Do If You Cut An Avocado Before It's Ripe
There's nothing worse than cutting into an avocado and realizing it's underripe. Rather than dine on the flavorless and firm flesh, follow this ripening hack.
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15 Vintage Summer Dishes That Deserve A Comeback
There's no shortage of retro recipes worth revisiting during the warm summer months. Here are 15 vintage summer dishes that deserve a comeback.
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Can You Eat Canned Food After A Heat Wave Power Outage?
Canned goods may keep for longer than fresh foods, but there is a limit. When a heat wave strikes, power outages may jeopardize the safety of tinned rations.
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Make Better Cookies At Home With This Major Ingredient Change
Building layers of flavor is the secret to tasty homemade cookies. Adding this ingredient will deepen the flavor in a subtle, but transformative, way.
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Starbucks Updated Its Pricing For Drink Extras, And Some Baristas Actually Approve
Although the cost increase likely won't go over well with some customers, plenty of Starbucks baristas are pretty pleased with the decision.
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This Popular, Retro Kitchen Appliance Might Not Be As Practical As You'd Think
They are known for their retro kitchen aesthetic, an attractive foray into designer home appliances. But, whether or not they're "worth it" remains to be seen.
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