Blenders Are Annoyingly Loud, But This Trick Helps Quiet The Sound
If your blender is so loud that you can't even hear yourself think, there's actually a pretty simple trick you can try to quiet the noise and blend in peace.
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Stories By Angie Seibold
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Shaken Cocktail Vs Stirred: We Tried Both To Find Out If There Really Is A Difference
Does it matter what technique you use to mix cocktails? We decided to test if shaking or stirring a drink affects how the cocktail eventually tastes.
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Why Do Restaurant Hash Browns Taste So Good?
No matter how hard you try, some dishes you make at home never seem to taste like they do at restaurants. What makes restaurant hash browns different?
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The Origin Story Of Capri Sun
Capri Sun is one of those all-time classic summer beverages that everyone seems to love. Here is its surprisingly long and fascinating history.
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Mold Serves An Important Purpose When It Comes To Making Cheese
Although traditional wisdom says we should avoid eating mold, this potentially dangerous growth is essential to making certain kinds of cheese.
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If You Follow A Vegan Diet, Think Twice Before Sipping On Wine
If you follow a vegan diet, there are plenty of things to watch out for - including what's in your wine. Here's what you should think twice before taking a sip.
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The Secret To Crispy Bacon Is Already In Your Pantry
Getting your bacon perfectly crispy isn't always easy, but there's a simple trick that uses a pantry staple we know you already have on hand.
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How Many Countries Have A Chipotle Location?
Chiptole was founded in 1993 in Denver, Colorado. It has since expanded all across the United States and beyond. Here's how many countries have a location.
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It's Time To Start Cleaning Your Air Fryer The Right Way
Air fryers are absolutely amazing. However, too frequently, people neglect to properly clean and maintain their air fryers; here's how to do it.
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The Origin Of Chocolate Milk Goes Back Further Than You'd Think
The history of chocolate milk is a fascinating and complex one that involves multiple regions and stretches back several centuries in the past.
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Why Faygo Soda Is The Go-To Drink Of Insane Clown Posse
You've probably heard of Faygo soda - maybe even that it's the go-to drink of horrorcore rap duo Insane Clown Posse. Here's the story of why.
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The Reason Your Pickled Garlic Turned Out Blue
Your pickled garlic turns blue due to a fascinating chemical reaction. Don't worry -- it's not harmful. Still, you can avoid the color change with a few tricks.
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The Distinctive Way Subway Used To Cut Its Subs
More recent devotees of Subway may not even be aware, but the chain made its name partly on slicing its loaves in a particular way. See the former look of them.
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How To Reheat Leftover Chicken Wings In An Air Fryer
If your gameday party ended up under-attended, don't fret. Pop those leftover wings in the air fryer and they'll turn out crispy and delicious.
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What Are The Origins Of Alabama White Barbecue Sauce?
Hailing from Alabama is the unique white barbecue sauce. This style of BBQ sauce was born out of one pitmaster's desire to serve consistently moist chicken.
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The Secret Ingredient That Makes Ina Garten's Potato Salad So Creamy
Ina Garten's secret to the smoothest and creamiest potato salad isn't dairy like sour cream or extra mayo, but something borrowed from pasta-making.
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Fanta Soda Was Originally Created For Nazis
Fanta is one of the most popular sodas on the planet. What many may not know, however, is that the beverage's history is rooted in Nazi Germany.
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How To Make Your Next Meal Very Demure, Very Mindful
Boss babes, ladies who lunch, we understand the assignment social media has given us: it's time to be very demure, very mindful in all that we do.
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Fans Alarmed By Alicia Silverstone Eating Toxic Fruit On TikTok
Alicia Silverstone filmed herself eating an unfamiliar fruit while visiting England. Her fans identified the fruit as a toxic Jerusalem cherry.
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Add Sweetened Condensed Milk To Red Wine For A Sugary Summer Treat
Mixing red wine with sweetened condensed milk has become popular on TikTok. We tasted it, and the combo was an unexpectedly delightful summer treat.
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Whatever Happened To Those Taco Bell/Pizza Hut Hybrid Restaurants?
Once upon a time, you could have your favorite Taco Bell and Pizza Hut items side-by-side. These days, the fabled TacoHuts are no more, here's why.
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How To Mix A Martini Like Winston Churchill
WWII leader Winston Churchill had a unique preference when it came to martinis -- and it may have been somewhat related to his disdain for the Axis powers.
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The Clever Science Behind The World's Oldest Non-Alcoholic Beer
The first non-alcoholic beer was born out of an ingenious brewing method unlike any other, and it's still under patent by the original company today.
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The Tell-Tale Sign That Your Oat Milk Has Gone Bad
Oat milk makes good ice cream, is delicious in a cup of coffee, and can go bad. These indicators are ways to tell if your oat milk has taken a turn.
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The Key To Melting Cheese For The Ultimate Nachos
There are a few factors that go into properly melting cheese for ooey-gooey nachos, but the most important thing? It boils down to using citric acid.
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It's Time To Start Drinking This Wine With Doritos
Think that fine wine has to be paired with fancy food? Think again. Master Sommelier Catherine Fallis suggests you should pair riesling with Doritos.
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Boozy Tips For Living Más At Taco Bell Cantina
Taco Bell Cantinas differ from standard Taco Bells because they serve alcohol. Here are our tips for getting the most out of your Cantina visit.
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