Why Orange Juice Tastes Awful After Brushing Your Teeth
Many of us already know that orange juice tastes like a bitter mess after you've just brushed your teeth. The reason why has to do with some basic chemistry.
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The Common Coffee Myth People Should Stop Believing
You might think that an extra scoop of coffee grounds in the brew will mean more caffeine in the cup, but that's a common myth you ought to discard.
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The Simple Addition To Boost Store-Bought Orange Juice
If your store-bought orange juice is feeling lackluster or you just want to give yourself a little treat, consider mixing in a bit of honey for a flavor boost.
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The Worst Store-Bought Orange Juice Brand, According To Our Taste Test
A Foodie reviewer tasted several store-bought orange juice brands and found that this variety from Target landed in the worst spot at the bottom of the ranking.
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The Best Store-Bought Orange Juice Brand Has A Freshly Squeezed Taste
Uncle Matt's orange juice brand won special acclaim from a Foodie reviewer for its fresh taste. Here's why you might want to give this store-bought juice a try.
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How Orange Juice Is Actually More Hydrating Than Water
In certain situations, orange juice might actually help you stay hydrated more than plain old water, thanks to all the electrolytes that are in the glass.
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Here's Why Slushy Drinks Give You Those Terrible Brain Freezes
Slushies and other cold treats can give you a painful but thankfully short-lived brain freeze. The cause has to do with blood vessels in your mouth.
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The Best Liquor To Serve With Lamb Chops
According to many, a dry red wine is well-suited to complement the rich character of a good lamp chop. Here's why and what other liquors work, too.
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Why It Pays To Keep Used Coffee Grounds In Your Garage
If you have some used coffee grounds and a stinky garage, you might be able to bring the two together and get the funk out of this part of your home.
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What Makes Ceremonial Grade Matcha A Sip Above The Rest
Ceremonial grade matcha isn't just really nice green tea. Instead, it's also part of a long-held ritual and a much-beloved Japanese culinary tradition.
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The Discontinued Pepsi Flavor We Don't Miss At All
Crystal Pepsi once seemed like the next big thing, but flashy advertising couldn't cover the fact that people didn't like the taste and so it was discontinued.
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The 23 Best Sugar Substitutes To Use In Your Coffee
From susta and lucuma powder, to cinnamon and grass-fed butter, there are lots of replacements for sugar in your coffee. Here's a massive insightful list.
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What Is Costco's Alcohol Return Policy?
Costco can offer some great deals on wine, beer, and other alcohols, but can you return unopened bottles? The answer actually varies from state to state.
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Why You Should Rethink Washing Champagne Glasses
You might think you should always wash Champagne glasses, but there might just be a good reason to skip this step the next time you break them out of storage.
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The Big Brand Behind Fairlife Milk Is A Soda Powerhouse
Fairlife Milk, the brand known for low-sugar, high-protein milk, is actually owned by the soda powerhouse of Coca-Cola. Here's how it all happened.
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Here's How To Play Korea's APT Drinking Game
If you're already in on K-pop culture, you may have heard of the APT drinking game. If not, get ready to add APT to your party repertoire and playlist, too.
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The Best Wine To Serve Alongside Scallops
If you're preparing a carefully-prepared meal of scallops, you'll want to pick the perfect wine to serve alongside it. Here's what a wine expert has to say.
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The Best Wine To Serve Alongside Crab Cakes
Crab cakes can actually go with all sorts of wine, but one expert recommends breaking with convention and going with a something other than a white wine.
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Give Empty Wine Bottles A New Lease On Life In Your Garden
If you find yourself with multiple wine bottles, repurpose them as handy garden waterers this season. Here's how it works and what you'll have to consider.
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You Only Need 2 Ingredients To Make A Creamy Lemon Slushy
A creamy lemon slushy only requires sweetened condensed milk and lemon juice, along with a blender and ice. It's also easy to add extras for additional flavor.
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Why This Vintage Canned Chocolate Beverage Only Exists In One Region Of The World
Toddy was once a popular hot chocolate-style beverage mix created and sold in the U.S. Now, it's hard to find outside of Latin America. How did this happen?
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What Kind Of Beer Is Coors Banquet?
Coors Banquet is a sibling to the ever-popular Coors Light and other beers, but what makes this American-style lager unique from other beer styles out there?
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Think Twice Before Purchasing Wine At The Grocery Store
Purchasing wine at the grocery store may be convenient, but you could be sacrificing more than expected when it comes to quality, variety, and local businesses.
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Jimmy Buffett's Preferred Drink Was Much Simpler Than A Margarita
Towards the end of his life, singer Jimmy Buffett eschewed sweet margaritas for a simpler lime and tequila. Why did he take a vacation from Margaritaville?
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The Discontinued Miller Lite Beer Line That Didn't Stand A Chance
Miller has created many different varieties of beer, but one particular type that debuted in the 1990s was such a flop that it never stood a chance.
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Think Twice Before Purchasing Coffee At The Grocery Store
Sure, buying your coffee at the grocery store can be convenient, but there are some major reasons why you may want to source your roast elsewhere.
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19 International Starbucks Menu Items We Need In The US
If we had unlimited time and funds, we'd take a trip around the globe to try these international Starbucks menu items we can't get in the United States.
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