How To Save Bland Home-Brewed Coffee Without Making A New Pot
If your home-brewed coffee has turned out to be a bland bummer, there's a handy expert-approved way you might still be able to save it. Here's what's up.
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The Best Type Of Alcohol To Use In Pudding Shots
When putting together pudding shots, the fancier cousin of Jell-O shots, it pays to take note of what alcohol you're using, says a beverage expert.
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How Do You Know When Brown Butter Is Done Cooking?
Brown butter can be a majorly delicious way to upgrade desserts, sauces, and all manner of other dishes. But how exactly do you know when it's done cooking?
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America's Most Popular Casual Dining Chain Was Just Dethroned By Texas Roadhouse
America's most popular casual dining chain was a stalwart for many years, bit changed in the market and the dining landscape have made way for a new top dog.
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The Fishy Ingredient You Need To Add To Chili
To boost the flavors of your chili and make a wonderfully complex bowl, reach for one fishy ingredient that can do it all without overpowering everything.
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The 3 Energy Drinks That Have The Most Caffeine
Energy drinks are seriously popular in the U.S. But what if you want an extra boost? These commonly available brands have the most caffeine in a single can.
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Is It Safe To Reheat A McDonald's Burger In Its Original Wrapping?
If you come home with extra McDonald's food, you might find yourself needing to reheat your fast-food takeout. But should you keep it in the wrapper?
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How To Properly Layer Lasagna Noodles So Your Meal Doesn't Turn Out Gummy
If you want to do your best to avoid overly dense, downright gummy lasagna, it's time to pay close attention to exactly how you layer those noodles.
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When You Should Actually Add Peppers To Your Stew
A pepper-infused stew is delightful, but for full flavor author and chef Kardea Brown recommends a two-phase process that also gets the pepper's texture right.
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The Simple Trick To Keep Your Cutting Boards Odor Free
Keeping your cutting board clean is actually pretty easy, says one expert. All you need is a common kitchen ingredient and some diligence to make it work.
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The Unorthodox Ingredient Hiding In Costco's Kirkland Signature Steak Strips
Costco's steak strips contain many of the usual suspects, but there is also another surprising secret ingredient that makes this salty snack something special.
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Are All Deli And Lunch Meats Processed?
Deli and lunch meats have a sometimes notorious reputation for being fairly processed, but does that apply to every example of this common convenience food?
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Here's How Julia Child Made Deli-Worthy Tuna Salad Sandwiches
Why eat a regular tuna salad sandwich when you could eat Julia Child's tuna salad sandwich? Grab these deli-worthy ingredients to tuna to the tune of Julia.
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What Makes McDonald's Nether Flame Sauce So Spicy?
McDonald's is debuting a Nether Flame Sauce to coincide with the release of the Minecraft movie. But what precisely makes this sauce so spicy?
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How To Steam Milk Without A Steamer And Still Make The Perfect Latte
If you want to make at-home lattes but aren't ready to invest in coffeeshop-level equipment, there are still ways to get steamed milk without a steamer.
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ENERGYbits: Here's What Happened After Appearing On Shark Tank
ENERGYbits appeared on "Shark Tank" touting the benefits of its algae-based supplements. But was it the real deal and how is the company faring today?
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What's Up With Aldi's In-Store Use Of Shipping Boxes?
You've probably noticed that products at Aldi are left in their shipping boxes. While unusual, it has many benefits for the consumer and the store.
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Why Boiling Potatoes Before Grilling Is A Game Changer
Grilling potatoes can produce excellent smoky flavor, but one expert recommends a key pre-boiling step that can make the final result even better.
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What Is A Metal Honing Rod In A Knife Set Actually Used For?
If you buy a knife set, changes are good that it included a metal honing rod. An expert outlines what it's actually meant to do and how to use it properly
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TaDah: Here's What Happened After Appearing On Shark Tank
TaDah was a frozen falafel wrap concept that got some investors interested on an episode of "Shark Tank." What happened after its turn on the show?
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What Makes Cultured Butter Different From The Regular Stuff?
If you've ever wondered what makes cultured butter so different from the regular stuff, it's time to learn all about this complex dairy product.
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What's Up With Easter Eggs And Bunnies, Anyway?
Around Easter, many kids are given baskets full of candy versions of eggs and bunnies. But why did these two symbols get so closely associated with the holiday?
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What You Need To Know Before Grilling Frozen Veggies
Can you really grill frozen veggies? Maybe, but you'll almost certainly want to follow this expert's advice for the best results you can hope to get.
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The Popular Chocolate Bar Brand Being Recalled Because It Could Break Your Teeth
One popular chocolate bar brand is issuing a voluntary recall of two products due to the present of some potentially tooth-injuring contaminants inside.
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What Type Of Meat Is In A Taco Bell Breakfast Crunchwrap?
Fast food giant Taco Bell has made waves with the breakfast version of its popular Crunchwrap. What kind of meat goes into the meal and how can you order it?
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Slice Of Sauce: Here's What Happened After Appearing On Shark Tank
Slice of Sauce presented a very unique condiment idea on Shark Tank. But did the investor sharks actually bite at the idea and what happened afterward?
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Does Costco Salmon Make The Cut As Sushi Grade?
Sushi-lovers may be tempted to incorporate a nicely priced salmon from the store chain Costco into their plans, but does their product make the grade?
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