The Starbucks Drink Size Myth That You Have To Stop Believing
There's a myth that's been going around about Starbucks cups, but we know it's not actually true. You can even test it out yourself next time you're there.
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Black Garlic And Steak Are A Perfect Savory Pairing
If you're looking to take your steak to the next level, try adding some black garlic to elevate your cut. Here's why it's a great choice for seasoning steak.
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The Frozen Pasta Meal You Should Keep Out Of Your Shopping Cart
Although convenience is what makes frozen pasta great, that doesn't mean that taste no longer matters. A bad tasting frozen pasta is never worth it.
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Pimento Cheese And Sausage-Stuffed Tomatoes Recipe
These hearty tomatoes are stuffed with pimento cheese and sausage then roasted to tender perfection - they're great as an appetizer, side dish, or main course.
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What Makes Dunkin's On-Tap Coffee Bar Unique?
You may have seen the "on tap" logo on the Dunkin' app, but what does it really mean? Here's everything you need to know about Dunkin's on-tap locations.
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Orange Peels Are The Key To Creating 5-Star Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Mashed sweet potatoes are pretty eye catching on their own, but you can upgrade both their taste and visual flair by serving them inside orange peels.
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The Costco Item To Look Out For When You Don't Want To Buy An Entire Rotisserie Chicken
There's a neat little hack you can try at Costco if you're doing your grocery shopping and don't really need a whole pre-cooked rotisserie chicken.
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How Do Costco's Frozen Chicken Bakes Compare To The Food Court Version?
If you're a fan of Costco's food court chicken bakes, you might be pleased to know there's a frozen version you can take home. But how do they really compare?
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It's Time To Start Using Dried Vegetables In Your Soup
While you could use fresh vegetables for soup, they aren't your best bet. Dried ones have a series of advantages, not the least of which is their longevity.
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It Ends With Us "Lily Bloom Latte" Recipe
To commemorate the release of the "It Ends With Us" film adaptation, we mixed up a creamy iced latte that features a homemade floral simple syrup.
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The Key Differences Between Cinnamon Rolls And Honey Buns
If you're looking for a delectable pastry you can't go wrong with either a cinnamon roll or a honey bun. Here are the differences between the two.
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12 Ingredients You Should Be Adding To Salsa Verde
Classic salsa verde is flavorful and spicy, but adding a few secret ingredients will take it to the next level. We asked two top chefs for their suggestions.
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Aburi Is The Japanese Style Of Cooking That Takes Steak To The Next Level
Get out your blow torch, it's time to start cooking steak aburi style. Find out more about this Japanese method of searing that brings some heat to sushi.
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The Ingredients Giada De Laurentiis Uses To Give Cucumber Salad An Italian Twist
Chef Giada De Laurentiis makes her own version of a viral cucumber-salad-in-a-jar, including a couple of her favorite flavor-boosting Italian ingredients.
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How To Recreate Starbucks Reserve's Whiskey Barrel-Aged Cold Brew At Home
Starbucks has offered Tasting Table a step-by-step guide for making a version of the Starbucks Whiskey Barrel-Aged Cold Brew in your own home.
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Blimpie Restaurant Chains Are Still In Business, But They're Few And Far Between
Founded in Hoboken, New Jersey, in the 1960s, Blimpie is one of the oldest restaurant chains around, but their prevalence has waned in recent years.
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The Fail-Proof Ingredient For More Flavorful Roasted Vegetables
Swap out olive oil with mayo to upgrade your roasted veggies. Here's why mayonnaise is the unexpectedly perfect ingredient for flavorful vegetables.
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Are Sardines Cooked Before They're Canned?
They're a delicious snack on their own, but tinned sardines are also a wicked versatile ingredient in myriad recipes from pasta to dips to Niçoise salad.
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What Are Pineapple Tomatoes And How Do You Best Use Them?
If you want to try a new variety of heirloom tomato, try pineapple tomatoes. Here's everything you need to know about pineapple tomatoes and how to use them.
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16 Crumbl Non-Cookie Desserts, Ranked Worst To Best
Crumbl might be well-known for their cookies but the brand also makes some interesting non-cookie items. We examine the offerings to rank them.
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The Sweet And Savory Japanese Snack Crackers That Date Back To The Tang Dynasty
Japan has become rather famous for their snacks, so much so that non-Japanese companies have started producing similar snack products of their own.
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Use Carrots For A Vegetarian-Friendly Pigs In A Blanket
If you're looking to cook up some delicious vegetarian-friendly snacks, then be sure to use carrots the next time you make pigs in a blanket.
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Melted Cheese Is The Rich Finishing Touch Your Tomato Soup Needs
Tomato soup is one of life's most decadent pleasures. However, the fun doesn't stop there. Turn it up a notch by tossing some melty cheeses in!
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The Reason Many Restaurants Serve Triple-Filtered Water
Move aside, bottled water. It's time for triple-filtered tap water to shine, and there's a good explanation why restaurants are adopting this filtration method.
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This Is Exactly When To Add Spinach To Your Slow Cooker To Avoid A Mushy Mess
Slow cookers are magical beasts that can do a lot of work while we're busy doing something else, but when it comes to spinach, less slow-cooking time is better.
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Use Up Your Leftover Steak In Fresh Summer Rolls
Summer rolls provide a unique no-cook way to use up not just leftover steak, but also any veggies hanging about in your fridge. Just slice, roll, dip, and eat.
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Store-Bought Chocolate Truffles Are The Luxurious Garnish Your Tarts Are Missing
Chocolate truffles are an indulgent treat in and of themselves, but when used as a garnish on a chocolate tart they really elevate the dessert.
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