The Oil Swap You Need For Extra Savory Popcorn
Taking your homemade popcorn to new levels doesn't need to be difficult. Add layers of savory depth with this simple swap you may already have on hand.
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Give Casseroles A Salty Crunch By Topping With A Classic Snack Food
French fried onions, corn flakes, and crumbled up crackers can all finish a casserole, but there is another superior topping that your one-pan dinner needs.
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The Best Types Of Liquor For Spiked Hot Chocolate This Winter Season
Hot chocolate can be made in many ways but one of the best festive treats is to spike it with booze. These liquors make the best hot chocolate additions.
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Here's How Many Glasses Of Champagne Are In A Single Bottle
Toasting with champagne is one of the most important parts about a New Year's Eve celebration. Here's how many glasses of champagne are in a bottle.
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The State That Makes The Most Potato Chips Isn't Idaho
There's one U.S. state that surely comes to mind when you think of potatoes, but it turns out the potato chip capital isn't anywhere near Idaho.
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Bobby Flay Knows How To Take Banana Pudding Up A Few Notches
Banana pudding is a decadent dessert and a classic Southern staple. Chef Bobby Flay offers a unique version of this sweet treat that really amps up the flavor.
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Discontinued Wawa Foods We Sadly May Never Eat Again
Wawa has some genuinely great food offerings, but there are some that have been discontinued that many people miss dearly. These are some of them.
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Sheet Pan Salads Need To Be Your Winter Dinner Staple
A recent trend made its way through the internet celebrating baked salads, and we're here for it. A spread of roasted vegetables with toppings is a staple.
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The Worst Olive Garden Soup Is Actually The Best For Breadstick Dipping
Olive Garden has great food, but this soup is definitely lacking. Turns out, the soup is moonlighting as the best dip for Olive Garden's bottomless breadsticks.
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Upgrade Regular Peanut Butter And Jelly Sandwiches By Crisping Them Up
Who doesn't love a classic peanut butter and jelly sandwich? Well, believe it or not, you might love them even more if you make them a little crispy!
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The Types Of Flour You Need To Make Delicious Gluten-Free Pie Crust
Mastering gluten-free baking can take some practice but it's definitely worth it. We spoke to an expert to find out how to make gluten-free pie crust.
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How To Expertly Order Your Next Steak
Ordering a steak in a restaurant can feel like a bit of a minefield when you don't know your stuff. We spoke to an expert to find out how to order a steak.
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Sabrina Carpenter And Dunkin' Team Up For A New Short N' Sweet Drink
Sabrina Carpenter's rise to fame continues on thanks to a new collaboration with Dunkin' which takes inspiration from the well-loved singer's latest album.
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How Oprah's Chef Makes Creamy Pasta Sauce With No Dairy
Oprah's private chef may have come up with an expert-level kitchen hack with his innovative technique for making creamy pasta sauce sans dairy.
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Did Babe Ruth Really Drink A Pint Of Whiskey Every Day For Breakfast?
Babe Ruth was known not only for home runs, but also for his gluttonous eating and drinking. Were these stories true, or just another part of his legend?
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Elevate Store-Bought Hummus With One Ingredient
Take store-bought hummus from good to great with one simple addition. A single ingredient makes this dip creamier and tastier with almost no effort.
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To Fight Off Malaria, The Brits Invented A World Classic Cocktail
Malaria was a life-threatening risk for British soldiers stationed in tropical areas. The simple cocktail they invented to ward it off is now a beloved classic.
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The Secret Ingredient That Guarantees A More Flavorful Burger
Tasty burger toppings are nice, but infusing rich flavor into the meat itself is even better. With one ingredient, you can seriously upgrade your burger game.
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It's Time To Clean Your Kitchen With Some Bread (Yes, We Are Serious)
When cleaning, you don't always have to use paper towels. This pantry staple will more than hold its own when it comes to cleaning up spills or smudges.
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Why You Should Look Beyond The Draft List When Trying Belgian Beers
Many of us favor draft beer whenever we visit a bar. But, if it's Belgian beer you're drinking, you might be better off ordering a bottled brew.
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Ice Cream Recalls That Affected Millions
When ice cream is made right, it's delicious ... but when it's made poorly, it can be deadly. These were some of the biggest ice cream recalls in history.
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Why Hanukkah Celebrations Are So Rich With Chocolate Coins
Handing out gelt coins is a famous Hanukkah tradition. We explore where this holiday practice comes from and how real coins were replaced with chocolate.
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The First Dish Julia Child Ever Made On Television Was Super Simple
Before her own show began, Julia Child had a chance to show off her cooking skills on television and chose this quick and easy French favorite.
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The Umami Ingredient That Your Gravy Has Been Needing
Gravy is good, but it can be way better. Adding a sneaky, unexpected, umami-rich ingredient easily turns gravy into the best version of itself.
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The Only 2 US States Without A Single Chick-Fil-A Location
Chick-fil-A is known all over the states for it's juicy chicken sandwiches and waffle fries. But, two states remain resistant to the chicken chain's charms.
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Conveyor Belt Sushi Restaurant Dos And Don'ts
Eating at a conveyor belt sushi restaurant may seem intimidating at first, but it's really not, as long as you follow these rules and procedures.
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The Significance Of Black-Eyed Peas And Collard Greens For Kwanzaa
Kwanzaa is full of meaningful symbolism which includes the food eaten. Two important ingredients for Kwanzaa are collard greens and black-eyed peas, here's why.
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