These Mini Beer Shots Don't Have Any Beer In Them At All
A mini beer shot has not a hop in it, but you'll love this little boozy drink all the same. See what goes into it and related miniature heady bevs.
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Ina Garten's Foil Hack For Grilled Oysters Is Lowkey Genius
It's hard to avoid a grilling disaster when your oysters are wobbling on the grates. Ina Garten has a foil hack to upgrade your grilled oyster game.
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The Ingredient That Sets Mochi And Dango Apart
When it comes to delicious Japanese treats, mochi and dango are some of the most popular, and while they are similar, there are distinct differences.
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Costco's Food Court Pizza Uses A Truly Impressive Amount Of Cheese
Costco's pizza might be very budget-friendly, but that doesn't mean it's stingy on the toppings. It uses an astonishing amount of cheese on its pies.
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Here's How Many Beers Are Actually In A Full Keg
If you're thinking about throwing a large party, you may be wondering just how beers are actually in a full keg of beer. The answer will depend on a few things.
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This Pantry Staple Will Rescue Overly Sweet Bottled Barbecue Sauce
Bottled barbecue sauce is a convenient condiment, but it often comes too sweet. In order to neutralize the sugar consider adding this pantry item.
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Campbell's Soup Company Plans To Change Its Name After 155 Years
It might not be much longer before Campbell's Soup Company makes its first big name change in over a century by removing the "Soup" from its name.
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The Only States In The US Where You Won't Find A Cracker Barrel
Cracker Barrel's list of locations is a good guide to where the chain is, but not where it isn't. These are the states that aren't graced by the brand.
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Upgrade Your Jarred Pasta Sauce With An Aromatic Base
Jarred pasta sauce is fine in a pinch, but you can easily take it from okay to amazing with just a few small upgrades. Here are some tasty ideas.
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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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7 Fast Food Chains That Never Use Frozen Burger Patties & 5 That Do
If you love fast food burgers, this is for you. Here's a list of burger joints that use fresh meat -- and the ones that only use frozen.
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How To Melt Marshmallows In Your Microwave
Looking to make homemade marshmallow fluff? Don't stick a marshmallow on a plate and hope for the best. Here's how to melt marshmallows in the microwave.
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Tomato Sauce Too Acidic? Here's The Veggie You Need To Balance It Out
Sometimes your tomato sauce has the kind of kick that you really don't want it to, but if your recipe has gone acidic, this vegetable can come to its rescue.
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The Clever Reason Costco Doesn't Label Its Aisles
You may have noticed that the aisled of your local Costco aren't labeled. That's not just a cost-cutting measure - it's done for a very good reason.
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The Missouri Burger Joint That Introduced Peanut Butter As A Topping
The practice of using peanut butter as a hamburger topping surprisingly goes all the way back to the 1940s when it was introduced by this Missouri burger joint.
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Is There Really A Difference Between Pico De Gallo And Salsa?
Though many people may use them as interchangeable words, there is actually a difference between pico de gallo and salsa, and it's a pretty big one.
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The Best Way To Serve Shrimp Cocktail
The shrimp cocktail has been around for quite some time. And here are the best ways you can serve 'em up. Keep those tails on!
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Follow Ina Garten's Lead And Dress Up Your Microwave Popcorn
Even for simple treats like microwave popcorn, celebrity chef Ina Garten has some incredible tips that help take the snack to a whole another level.
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The Perfect Ratio When Making Lemonade From Scratch
Making lemonade from scratch is pretty easy, but there are still a few things you can get wrong in the process. Here are the right ratios to use.
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Does Red Wine Vinegar Ever Go Bad?
If you've ever found an old bottle of red wine vinegar in the back of your pantry, you might be wondering if it was still safe to use. There is good news.
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Is It Possible To Toast Bread In The Air Fryer?
You can toast your bread in the air fryer, and it might take even less time than your actual toaster would. Plus, you can toast a lot more bread at one time.
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The White Wine Substitute For Cooking That's Already In Your Pantry
Don't keep wine at home? Vinegar is a secret ingredient that can replace wine in your cooking, but there are a few other options available to you too.
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The Odd Bread Hack To Stop Onion Chopping Tears
Even in 2024, chopping up onions can be a tear-inducing pain. However, there are supposedly some hacks out there that can prevent the tears from flowing.
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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 Popular Fast Food Chain That Julia Child Truly Loved
Julia Child may have been a renowned chef with a taste for fancy French cuisine. However, that never stopped her from enjoying everyday fast food.
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Of Course Germany Has The Perfect Ice Mold To Keep Beer Cold
Germans love their beer, so it's no surprise that it was a German company that came up with this clever ice mold for keeping your beer cold.
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Why Chinese Restaurants Almost Always Have Round Tables
The round tables in Chinese restaurants have a long history. They've been a part of Chinese culture for centuries, dating back to the Qing dynasty.
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