Why Are Cotton Candy Grapes Are So Sweet?
Unravel the mystery of Cotton Candy grapes' sweetness. The surprising story behind their flavor will leave you questioning the boundaries of fruit breeding.
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Experts Explain What Makes Mole Different From Other Enchilada Sauces
Mole and enchilada sauce may seem interchangeable but there is much to consider. We spoke to two experts who gave us the low-down on these two Mexican sauces.
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What's The Difference Between A Simple Syrup And A Shrub?
See what distinguishes a sweet simple syrup and a vinegary shrub. Shrubs can add a whole new depth to flavor to familiar cocktails, and are easy to make.
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Experts Chime In On The Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking With Spuds
Cooking potatoes may be an common occurrence in your household. But, these four experts lay out 17 mistakes you're probably making and not even realizing.
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What's Really In A Pornstar Martini?
A drink named to turn heads, see what really goes into a pornstar martini, why the drink works so well, and some background on its history.
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Canned Soups That Make Delicious Pasta Sauces
When faced with a bare pantry, that stoic can of soup sitting in the back will enliven dinner. These options, mixed with pasta, will make you a supper star.
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What Flavor Is The White Mystery Airhead Anyway?
One of the creative candy iterations of the 90s was the White Mystery Airhead. We get to the bottom of its flavor, which demands a certain about of backstory.
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What You Can And Can't Tell About A Whiskey By Looking At It
While sight is often a helpful heuristic, it tells you next to nothing for whiskey. Expert Chris Blatner gives us details on what a quick look might miss.
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How Many Grapes Does It Take To Make A Bottle Of Wine?
It's a question that has plagued folks for ages, but unlike angels on the head of a pin, this can be answered. So how many grapes are really in a wine bottle?
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Who Is The CDC In A Restaurant Kitchen And What Do They Do?
The CDC or Chef de Cuisine manages a great many things within the kitchen of a restaurant. See what duties fall within and beyond the vital position.
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A Wet Paper Towel Is Key To Cutting Onions Without Crying
Skip the onion goggles, and the trick of a clear pot lid cinched in a hoodie's hood. A simple wet paper towel is all you need to spare you those onion tears.
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How To Season Your Proteins And Vegetables Differently
We tap chef CJ Jacobson of Aba Miami to get to first principles when it comes to seasoning our food. See what the acclaimed chef has to say about it.
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What Exactly Is That Green Stuff You Find In Lobster?
If you've cracked open your luscious lobster only to find a green substance inside, you might think it's cause for panic, but its presence is quite common.
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Trader Joe's Never Adds These 7 Ingredients To Its Products
Trader Joe's has a die-hard, loyal customer base. Part of that loyalty comes from the company's pledge to never put these seven ingredients in its products.
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The Reason McDonald's Stopped Serving Breakfast All Day
See the reason behind why McDonalds nixed all day breakfast. While it's still a morning institution, an afternoon McGriddle is tough to find today.
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How To Easily Tell Different Whiskey Types Apart
Whiskey expert, Chris Blatner gives us a sense of how to distinguish various common varieties by taste. Know your whiskeys well with this basic guide.
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Expert Tips You Need For Creating Your Own Whiskey Flight
Setting up a whiskey flight at home is a great way to acquaint yourself with the spirit. Here are some expert tips for a successful and educational experience.
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10 Foods Discontinued In 2024
2024 has seen some ups and downs across globe, and the food world was no different. These 10 foods have disappeared and some people are not best pleased.
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The Demure Food TikTok Trend, Explained
Trans beauty influencer and social media maven Jools Lebron has been telling us to be "more demure, more mindful." What does that mean for food?
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How Early Should You Remove Cheese From The Fridge Before Serving?
Getting the proper flavor out of cheese can be a fickle endeavor. So, we spoke to an expert to find out when to remove cheese from the fridge before serving.
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The Best Types Of Cheese To Store In The Freezer
We spoke with Dominick DiBartolomeo, to get advice on which cheeses are good for freezer storage, and how best to put them away/get them back out for dishes.
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What Brand Makes Costco's Kirkland Vodka?
Through a chain of makers and subsidiaries, we attempt to get to the bottom of who produces Kirkland vodka offerings. One thing's for sure, it's not Grey Goose.
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4 Experts Weigh In On Warning Signs To Look Out For When Buying Fresh Produce
Choosing the freshest produce in the supermarket may seem pretty easy. But, we spoke to four experts who weigh in on warning signs you're probably missing.
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What Makes A Venezuelan Hot Dog Unique?
The U.S. has its own 'ways of the dog,' but that shouldn't stop us from sampling how hot dogs are slung around the world. See how Venezuela does them up!
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The Strongest Cocktail In The World Is Just Liquor
The Aunt Roberta is an all-business, no-fuss 100% liquor that had a dangerous history in the south. See what goes into this all-parts liquor concoction.
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11 Interesting Facts You Didn't Know About Guy Fieri
Guy Fieri has about 25 TV shows and around 90 restaurants. So, we decided to take a deep dive and reveal some little-known facts about The Mayor of Flavortown.
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The Discontinued Costco Pizza We Wish Would Make A Comeback
Costco pizza is not just great, but is kept at a reasonable per-slice price. See which version of the pie you can no longer get at the big-box retailer.
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