Does All Wine Have Sugar?
Does every single glass of wine have some sugar in it? The reality gets a bit complicated. For a full answer, delve into the world of winemaking.
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The Reason Canned Goods Have Ridges In Them
Take a close look at a can, and you'll see ridges on the sides. These aren't just for show, but have a key part in structural integrity and food safety.
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Who Actually Makes Trader Joe's Salad Kits?
Trader Joe's sells many unique salad kits, but the chain doesn't appear to make the mixes itself. Here's who is likely producing these popular meals.
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How Long It Takes To Cook A Whole Chicken In The Oven
How long exactly are you supposed to cook a whole chicken? It largely depends on size and temperature, so get ready to do a bit of easy math to figure it out
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Why You Need To Read That Canned Coconut Milk Label Carefully
Whatever you have in mind for your can of coconut milk, it pays to look carefully at the label. Here's what you should be looking for amongst all that text.
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Can You Make Cold Brew With Instant Coffee?
Instant coffee has a bit of a bad reputation amongst some, but could it still be useful for making cold brew in a pinch? An expert outlines the process.
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What's Typically Eaten During Ramadan?
Ramadan is a major fast observed by Muslims across the world, but it also includes pre-dawn and post-sunset meals. Here's what is commonly eaten during Ramadan.
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Give Your Bottled Starbucks Frappuccino The Frozen Upgrade It Deserves
If you grab a bottle of Starbucks Frappuccino from your local shop, there's an easy way to give it a frozen upgrade reminiscent of what you'd order in-store.
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The Most Expensive McDonald's Menu Item Isn't In The States
The most expensive McDonald's menu item currently for sale isn't in the U.S. at all. So, what is it and how did the price manage to climb so high?
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The Starbucks Drinks That Are Leaving Menus In March
Starbucks has announced a streamlining of its menu set to take effect in early March. Here are the beverages that will disappear soon and why it's happening.
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Here's How To Thaw Frozen Meat Quickly
If you find yourself faced with frozen meat and hunger pangs, there may be a way to thaw it quickly, but it will still take time to do it right.
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Ina Garten's Genius Tip For Quick And Easy Crème Anglaise
If the prospect of crafting a créme anglaise from scratch sounds like a bit much, celeb chef Ina Garten has an easy hack here that's pure genius.
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The Minnesota Deli That's Famous For Its House-Made Sausages
One Minnesota deli is well-known for not just its house-made sausages, but its rich history and other authentic recipes hailing from Eastern Europe.
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Amp Up Potato Salad With A Popular Smoky Sauce
Potato salad is already pretty popular at dinners and gatherings alike, but there's an easy way to bring even more flavor with a smoky, complex sauce.
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Whatever Happened To McDonald's Soup?
McDonald's really did once sell soup at its U.S. locations. Whatever happened to this vanished menu item and why do some dedicated fans want it back?
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Barbacoa Vs Carnitas: What's The Actual Difference?
Both are more than welcome at many meals, but the two meat dishes known as barbacoa and carnitas have some key differences you ought to know about.
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Costco And Sam's Club Aren't Necessarily The Cheapest Warehouse Grocery Stores
Sure, Costco and Sam's Club are well-known as discount grocery stores in the U.S., but there's one warehouse retailer that might be even cheaper.
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How Long Is Sour Cream Good For Once It's Opened?
If you happen to have some sour cream left after a meal, you may be wondering just how long the remainder will stay good in the fridge. Here's what to know.
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The One Country Where Subway Bread Isn't Considered Quite Real
In one country, the bread that holds a Subway sandwich isn't technically considered bread because of the presence of one particular ingredient.
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North Carolina's Sonker Dessert Looks Like Cobbler, But It's Different
On first glance, a North Carolina sonker looks similar to a classic American cobbler, but there are some key differences between the two you ought to know.
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How Much Juice You Can Get From One Lemon
Rather than just winging it and hoping for the best, you can more accurately estimate just how much juice to get out of a single standard lemon.
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What Brand Is Behind Costco's Kirkland Signature Frozen Lasagna?
Costco turns to many a quasi-hidden manufacturer to produce its Kirkland Signature products. Here's who's behind its Kirkland Signature frozen lasagna.
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The Apples You Should Be Baking With For Better Desserts
When it's time to start baking an apple pie, you may wonder which variety will give you the best results. Here's why these are some of the most popular.
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Stop Using Ricotta In Lasagna And Replace It With Something Better
Ricotta may be a classic cheese for lasagna, but there's another dairy product that could replace it for creamier and less grainy results you'll love.
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18 Breads From Around The US You Need To Try At Least Once
There are lots of breads that originated across the U.S. These are some of the most iconic ones that you need to try, from frybread to San Francisco sourdough.
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What The White Stuff On Baby Carrots Really Is
Sometimes, you'll notice the appearance of white, fibrous stuff on your baby carrots. What is this, exactly, and is it still okay to eat those vegetables?
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The State Capital That Doesn't Have McDonald's Or Starbucks
Though it may seem like McDonald's and Starbucks locations are just about everywhere, there's one U.S. state capital where you'll find neither.
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