What Makes Thai Coffee So Special?
Recently, Thai coffee has gained a stellar reputation, but how did a country that barely produced any coffee until the 1960s develop such a great product?
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Did Dom Pérignon Actually Invent Champagne?
It's long been thought that Dom Pérignon invented the "Champagne method," a process integral to Champagne production. However, some evidence now contests that.
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11 Things You Should Pay Attention To When Buying A Rotisserie Chicken
Rotisserie chickens are an easy and cost-effective way to up your protein intake, but how can you make sure that you're getting the best bird for your money?
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What To Do With Leftover Buffalo Sauce From Wing Night
If you ever find yourself with a bunch of leftover Buffalo sauce after a fun wing night, don't worry. You have so many delicious options for the leftover sauce!
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The Sweet Ingredient That Ina Garten Won't Buy Store-Bought
When Ina Garten offers culinary advice, especially about what store-bought items to use and not use, we listen! Here's one sweet ingredient she makes herself.
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Pit Cherries In Seconds With An Easy Chopstick Hack
Let's face it, cherries are absolutely delicious, but those pesky pits are so annoying. Luckily, a simple chopstick can be your ultimate savior!
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Why You Should Grab A Dish Towel The Next Time You Cut An Avocado
Let's face it, cutting avocados can be a major pain. Next time you have to cut one, be sure to use a simple dish towel.
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Why Nintendo Sued A Costa Rican Grocery Store (And Lost)
The video game giant Nintendo sued a Costa Rican grocery store but now the case is closed. Here's why Nintendo lost, despite its vast legal resources.
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Did Olive Garden Really Change Its Iconic Breadsticks?
In recent years, there's been some chatter online about a change in quality for Olive Garden's breadsticks. But did the restaurant really change the recipe?
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Does Salting Water Actually Make It Boil Faster?
We've all heard this all important piece of supposed kitchen wisdom: salt makes water boil faster. Let's talk about how true or not this actually is.
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The Ketchup Brands You'll Find At Your Favorite Fast Food Restaurants
You'll be surprised at how many fast food restaurants use the same brand of ketchup. But despite this, there is some variety. These are the most popular brands.
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Why Is Food Considered Fancy If We Set It On Fire?
There is nothing in the restaurant world more eye-catching than a tableside dish dancing with flames. But why is it that we find fiery food so fancy?
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Here's How Much Caffeine Is In A Cup Of Hot Chocolate
You may be surprised to find that rich and creamy hot chocolate actually has caffeine in it. But how much is there really, and is it enough to keep you up?
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Pringles' Super Bowl 2025 Ad Assembles A Team Of Iconic Mustaches
Pringles' just released its 2025 Superbowl ad, and it's a little strange. Does this creative commercial for the salty snack stand out in a good way or bad way?
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The Strange Retro Fantasy Video Game That Was Actually An Ad For Skittles
Released in 2002, this fantasy video game, in which an elf name Skye battled a dark lord and searched for her mother, was actually a Skittles advertisement.
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What Does The 'Bagel' Button On A Toaster Even Do?
The bagel setting on your toaster is actually pretty awesome. Here's what the button does and why it is necessary for a perfectly toasted bagel.
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The Best Use For Leftover Cake Is Almost Too Obvious
Sometimes you're stuck with a cake that has seen better days. Whether you messed up a recipe or have leftovers that need an upgrade, this is the hack for you.
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Costco's Food Court Fruit Smoothie Just Got Replaced With A Brand New Flavor
Costco announced that a new smoothie will be available on its food court menu. Will this new flavor avoid the pitfall of its mango smoothie debacle?
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The Faux Pas That's Been Sabotaging Your Favorite Red Wine
Pouring a glass of wine doesn't seem like it should be difficult, but you could be accidentally sabotaging your red wines if you aren't following this tip.
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The Death And Rebirth Of Mr. Peanut During The Super Bowl Changed Us All
Back in 2020, Planters attempted to redesign its mascot by killing off Mr. Peanut in a fiery Super Bowl advertisement. We're not sure we'll ever be the same.
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What Makes A 'Million Dollar' Recipe? Hint: It's Not The Price
The tradition of adding "million dollar" to recipe names has been around for a long time, but this modifier isn't indicative of expensive ingredients.
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Step Up Your Boxed Brownies With One Creamy Addition
Boxed brownies are great, but that doesn't mean they couldn't use with a little upgrade. All it takes is one simple ingredient you probably have on hand.
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The Particular Rule That Separates Caviar From All Other Fish Eggs
If caviar is just fish eggs, why does it cost so much? The answer has to do with its source. Learn the factors that separate caviar from roe.
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Upgrade Your Next Dirty Martini With A Genius Ice Cube Hack
With a cocktail like a martini, it can seem like there's little room for innovation, but this viral ice trick shows that even the classics can be made better.
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Why Are Cloves So Dang Expensive?
Cloves pack a punch with their cost as much as their flavor. Is there really a good reason behind the expensive price tag you see at the store?
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14 Common Mistakes You Might Be Making With Your Pancakes
You might be craving pancakes, but we all make mistakes when cooking them at home. Find out how to avoid common mistakes and how to make the best pancakes.
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Coors Light's 2025 Super Bowl Ad Captures Just How Slow Mondays Feel
W or L, the day after the big game is R for rough. Coors Light's Super Bowl ad is everybody on Monday, with just the thing to get you through the day.
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