Why Mixing Flaming Shots At Home Is A Bad Idea
Flaming shots may be eye-catching, but this cocktail technique is definitely best left to the professionals. Here's why you shouldn't try it at home.
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The Not-So-Secret Foodie Destination For Chicken Wings
If you want to go to the origin point of Buffalo wings, many fans of this dish will say there's only one place to go to get the real, spicy, chicken deal.
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If Betty Crocker Wasn't Real, Who Was Actually Behind The Famous Brand?
Betty Crocker may smile out from many ads and boxes of cake mix, but she isn't a real person. So who created the iconic marketing image and Betty Crocker brand?
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Why This Country Drinks The Most Coffee
Which country drinks the most coffee per person in the world? The answer may be surprising, but only until you learn more about that nation's coffee culture.
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The Brand Behind Costco's $1.50 Food Court Hot Dogs
Among its many fan favorite offerings, Costco relies on its surprisingly cheap food court hot dogs. But who is actually making these popular menu items?
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Are Cocktail Garnishes Really Necessary?
Cocktail garnishes can add visual flair to your drink, but do they have an actual role in your beverage? The truth is surprisingly complicated.
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Why You Really Should Let Water Boil Before Adding Pasta
Even if you're feeling impatient, you really ought to let water boil before adding pasta to the pot. We spoke to an expert who explained why this is key.
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The Key Temperature Difference Between Baking And Roasting
At first glance, baking and roasting may seem so similar that they're the same, but there are key differences between the two methods you ought to remember.
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The Freezer Hack That Takes The Hassle Out Of Minced Garlic
If mincing garlic every time you need it is getting annoying, you may want to consider this freezer hack that can greatly simplify the process.
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Good Homemade Pasta Sauce Requires Balancing One Key Ingredient
For really good homemade pasta sauce, it pays to think carefully about your use of one often overlooked but central ingredient. An expert explains why.
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Why Are There Carrots In Canned Jalapeños, Anyway?
If you crack open a can of jalapeños, you may be surprised to find orange bits of carrot floating around in there. Here's why that is a common ingredient.
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Why A Splash Of Distilled Water Enhances The Flavor Of Whiskey
Many whiskey aficionados recommend adding just a splash of water to help you enjoy the liquor. Some also argue that distilled water is the best variety to use.
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Thomas Keller's Pasta Dough Features Quite A Bit Of Egg Yolk
Chef Thomas Keller has a pasta dough recipe that features quite a lot of egg yolk. Here's why and how those extra yolks make a noticeable difference.
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Why Chicken Stock Cocktails Are The Trendy Way To Sip Soup-Infused Drinks
If you're looking for a daring new twist on a classic drink, consider making a chicken stock cocktail for a soup-infused beverage you've never had before.
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What's The Most Expensive Grocery Store In The US?
The nation's most expensive grocery store has some interesting quirks and perhaps some equally interesting shoppers who patronize the retailer.
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Remember A Key Step For Perfectly Crispy Roast Chicken Skin
To get perfectly crispy skin on your next roast chicken, an expert recommends you take just a bit of extra time for a step that could make all the difference.
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Winter Is Coming: How To Prepare Your Fridge And Pantry For The Next Storm
With winter weather bearing down on many people, it's a good time to consider if your fridge and pantry stocks are in good shape before the next storm.
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2 Beloved Girl Scouts Cookie Flavors Are Vanishing After 2025
Girl Scouts cookies are always turning over, and though core faves are safe, you may still be surprised to learn that two flavors are retiring after this year.
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The Ridiculous Amount Of Cheese Costco Uses On Its Food Court Pizzas
Costco is well-known for its food court menu, including a seriously cheese-heavy pizza. Here's just how much cheese Costco puts on its food court pizzas.
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What Actually Makes A Martini Extra Dirty?
You may have already heard of what makes for a dirty martini, but what exactly goes into the cocktail variant known as the extra dirty martini?
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Prevent Your Wood Cutting Boards From Drying Out With One Easy Step
If you don't want your wood cutting board to dry out, an extra step may be just the simple thing to undertake in order to keep your cutting board in top shape.
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Here's The Trick To Get A Free Year Of Shopping At Costco
Costco already offers many deals on a variety of goods, but there's a way to possibly save even more if you're willing to be a bit sneaky about it all.
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Are You Meant To Drink Limoncello Like A Shot?
Limoncello is a popular Italian liqueur featuring lemons, but are you really supposed to knock it back like you might with any other kind of shot?
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Costco's 4-3-2-1 Pattern For Placing Pepperoni On Its Food Court Pizza
Costco's food court is already popular, but you may be even more impressed by its pizza once you learn about how Costco employees place the pepperoni on top.
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What Artificial Bacon Bits Are Really Made Of
If you love bacon bits on salad, you may be surprised to learn that they're not always real pork. Here's what artificial bacon bits are really made of.
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The Differences You Need To Know Between Cold Brew And Iced Coffee
Sure, cold brew and iced coffee may sound like the exact same drink, but there are key differences between the two that will affect your beverage experience.
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What Is A Coupe Glass And How Does It Differ From A Martini Glass?
Though the differences between a martini glass and a coupe glass may seem subtle at first, they can make a big difference in how you enjoy your next cocktail.
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