The Unlikely Material That Will Keep Your Ice Cream Cold On The Go
Ice cream is meant to melt in your mouth, but that also means it will also melt the second it's out of the freezer. Solve this problem with a simple hack.
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The Right Way To Store Your Favorite Drink Glasses
If you want to prevent dust, dirt, and all other debris from ending up in your drink of choice, you need to know how to properly store your glasses.
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Flexitarian Vs Pescatarian Diets: What's The Actual Difference?
Flexitarian and pescatarian diets have become increasingly popular in recent years. While similar, there are a few differences between these two diets.
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Hot Chocolate Vs Hot Cocoa: What's The Actual Difference?
Sure, hot chocolate and hot cocoa may sound the same, but a chef explains just how different these two cold-weather beverages can be from one another.
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How To Fix Cheese Sauce That's Too Watery
If your homemade cheese sauce is turning too watery, there's an expert-approved fix that will restore its texture and keep things tasting great.
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Why Trader Joe's Once-Popular San Francisco Sourdough Bread Was Discontinued
Though Trader Joe's once sold a popular sourdough bread, you'll no longer find it at the grocer. Here's why the grocery discontinued its sourdough.
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Can You Actually Eat At McDonald's In The Pentagon?
Yes, there really is a McDonald's located at the food court in the Pentagon. Can diners eat there? That's another story.
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Mexican Hot Chocolate Vs Other Versions: What's The Actual Difference?
While hot chocolate is already delicious, understanding what makes a beverage Mexican hot chocolate can introduce you to a whole new world of flavor.
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Cacao Fruit Can Be Used For A Lot More Than Dessert
Cacao fruit might be the source of cocoa beans but it can be used for more than dessert-y type foods. From pasta infusions to dying shoes, here's the score.
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The Key To Elevated Store-Bought Pasta Sauce Is In Your Pantry
Store-bought pasta sauce can be majorly convenient, but if it's getting a bit humdrum, you ought to turn to your pantry for some flavor assistance.
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The Discontinued Trader Joe's Chips We're Probably Never Getting Back
Though it was once popular amongst at least some customers, there's at least one variety of Trader Joe's chips that we're probably never going to get back.
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Boost Your Omelet's Protein With One Canned Addition
If you're looking to add an extra hit of protein and flavor to your morning omelet, then the simple answer may be in a can already in your pantry.
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12 Discontinued '80s Cereals We're Probably Never Getting Back
From Star Wars to Mr. T and Rainbow Brite, there's lots of '80s cereals that we'll probably never see again. Here's your trip down memory lane.
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The Water-To-Grain Ratio You Should Know When Making Quinoa
Making perfectly fluffy quinoa depends on remembering a key water-to-grain ratio. Get this right, and you'll soon have great quinoa every time.
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The Key To Better Cheese Sauce Is All In Your Stirring Technique
If you're making velvety cheese sauce at home, there are many factors to consider. An expert urges you to include stirring technique in that thought process.
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The Reason Sprinkle Spangles Cereal Was Discontinued
Breakfast connoisseurs of a certain generation may remember the sugary cereal known as Sprinkle Spangles. Whatever happened to that grocery product?
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What It Was Like To Shop At The First Whole Foods Market?
Whole Foods Market has changed a lot over the years. Here's what it was actually like to shop at the first Whole Foods Market grocery store in Austin.
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The Discontinued Cheetos That May Never Be In Our Snack Stash Ever Again
While Cheetos are a popular snack across the United States, it once offered a version of this treat that may never find its way to your pantry again.
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Here's Why Your Honey Will Never Spoil
Honey is one of the very rare foods that really will practically never spoil. That doesn't meant it won't undergo some possible changes, however.
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For Perfectly Soft Poached Eggs, Use A Different Cooking Method
If cooking poached eggs in a standard pot is proving to be all too tricky, there's another kitchen tool that could get you perfectly soft poached eggs.
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The Tragic, Real-Life Story Of Guy Fieri
Celebrity chef Guy Fieri's life and career has had quite a few ups and downs. Here's some of Fieri's real-life (and sometimes tragic) experiences.
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How Long Sake Is Good For Once It's Been Opened
Sake can be an enjoyable beverage to pair with many a meal, but once the bottle has been opened, how long will this alcoholic drink really last?
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What Are The Differences Between Diet And Zero Sugar Sodas?
Though they often share similar ingredient lists, there are some key differences between diet and zero sugar sodas that you may want to know before sipping.
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15 Discontinued Little Debbie Snacks We're Probably Never Getting Back
Ah, Little Debbie -- do you know about all the Little Debbie snacks that have been discontinued? Here's 15 you'll probably never see again.
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How Many Swedish Meatballs Ikea Sells In A Year
IKEA may be known for selling affordable furniture, but its take on Swedish meatballs is so well-known that the chain sells a staggering amount every year.
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How Long Does Kimchi Last After Opening?
If you're a big fan of the fermented cabbage dish known as kimchi, you may still have some left over. How long will an opened container of kimchi really last?
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How Many Beers Are In A Full Keg?
Purchasing a keg might seem like a bright idea if you're hosting a party, but before you buy one, it's good to know just how many beers are in a full keg.
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