You Can Clean Rust Off Cast Iron With A Common Condiment
Rust gathering on and staining cast iron pans is always a bother, but it turns out this surprisingly common household condiment can do the job well.
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Here's Why People Celebrate Birthdays With Cake
For many people, a birthday celebration simply isn't complete without cake. But a look at some culinary and cultural history shows it wasn't always that way.
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Bring Lackluster Soup To Life With Unexpected Ingredients
If your soup is turning out frustratingly lackluster, be it store bought or homemade, some surprising ingredients could come to the flavor rescue.
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How Session Beers Prolong Your Drinking Experience
Amongst all that brewing terminology, you may wonder what a session is, exactly. We spoke to an expert to get the professional lowdown on session beers.
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What Exactly Separates Soy Sauce And Tamari?
Soy sauce and tamari may look almost exactly alike upon first glance, but these sauces have some key differences you'll want to know when it's time to cook.
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The Fast Food Restaurant That Offers A Baked Potato As A Side
Baked potatoes are a favorite carby side dish, but few fast food restaurants have them on the menu. This restaurant stands apart by offering the baked spud.
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How Does Prosciutto Differ From Ham, Anyway?
Never met a part of the pig you didn't like? Here's how you can tell the actual difference between prosciutto and, y'know, all the other delicious hams.
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Your Ticket To Making Better Poached Eggs In An Air Fryer
If poached eggs are a bit daunting or you've had trouble getting them to come out just right, you may wish to reach for your handy air fryer to get it done.
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How Exactly Does Wingstop Season Its Fries?
Wingstop is among the biggest chicken wing chains out there, but a big part of its draw is its French fries thanks to a truly unique spice blend.
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The Forgotten Cake That Was Created To Sway Voters
Cake can be a powerful thing, but historically one American version was used not in birthday parties, but on election day to perhaps change the minds of voters.
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The Sweet Treat You Should Be Adding To BBQ Sauce
For a BBQ sauce that stands heads and shoulders above the rest, head to the candy drawer for a sweet yet sophisticated treat that can majorly boost the mix.
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The 3 Ingredients Required For A Simple Yet Worthy Steak Marinade
For a flavorful steak, marinade is often the key. But a good or even great marinade doesn't have to be complicated. Just three ingredients can be all you need.
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Here's Why Some Candy Is Cheaper In Illinois
When stocking up your snack drawer, you may be surprised to learn that the state of Illinois has some unusual rules that can affect the price of your sweets.
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You Don't Need A Membership To Shop At This Grocery Warehouse
Many grocery store warehouses are known for operating on a membership model, but there's one particular warehouse chain that manages to skip this step.
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How Exactly Do You Ship Chocolate Without It Melting?
If you're looking to ship chocolate but don't want it to arrive as a melted mess, pay careful attention to just how you're supposed to ship it.
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The Lay's Snacks That Were Discontinued For An Uncomfortable Reason
Lay's has a history of producing all sorts of snacks, but one particular variety of potato chips in the 1990s gained notoriety for all the wrong reasons.
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Starbucks' New Dress Code Isn't Exactly Going Over Well With Employees
As part of its recent streamlining efforts, Starbucks has announced a new change to the chain's dress code, which has some employees up in arms.
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How Beer Salt Can Make Even Subpar Cold Ones Shine
In some places, beer salt is a common accompaniment to your brew, but how did it get this way? An expert gives some important background to this ingredient.
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Zipz Wine: Here's What Happened After Appearing On Shark Tank
When Zipz Wine appeared on an episode of Shark Tank, its founder promised a revolutionary single-serve, portable wine concept. But how did it fare afterward?
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IncrEdible Eats: Here's What Happened After Appearing On Shark Tank
IncrEdible Eats had an intriguing food utensil idea that garnered attention on Shark Tank. But what happened to the company after it appeared on the show?
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The High-Caffeine Soda That Was Never Discontinued, Despite Rumors
Though rumors abound on social media and other corners of the internet, this high-caffeine soda variety is still for sale, if you're willing to search for it.
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How Does Texas Roadhouse Get Its Iconic Flavor Into Steaks?
Texas Roadhouse is an incredibly popular restaurant chain with famously flavorful steaks, but how exactly does the company get them to taste that way?
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Do Beans Belong In Chili? It's Complicated
If you ask a group of chili enthusiasts whether or not beans belong in chili, you might be asking for a seriously heated debate to break out.
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Have KFC Buffet Locations Been Totally Discontinued?
KFC buffets were once a staple of the fast food landscape, but now they're tough to find. Have they been discontinued entirely or are some still holding on?
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How Long Does Your Homemade Lasagna Last In The Fridge?
Homemade lasagna can be a wonderful thing, but you won't always get to eat it right away. So, how long is it really going to last in the fridge ?
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Chili's Just Made A Beefier Quarter Pounder With Cheese Than McDonald's
Chili's is putting on a promotional event that includes a new burger the restaurant chain claims is significantly beefier than its McDonald's competition.
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Is Peanut Butter Gluten-Friendly?
For anyone with a serious gluten allergy, even seemingly innocuous products like peanut butter warrant questioning as to whether or not it's gluten-friendly.
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