The Best Way To Freeze Coffee Cake
Discover the secret to freezing and reviving your coffee cake. From putting away to perfect thawing, ensure your java companion stays fresh and delicious.
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Why There's No Such Thing As Microwave-Safe Plastic
Is your "microwave-safe" plastic container truly safe? Uncover the hidden risks of microwaving plastics and explore safer alternatives for your kitchen.
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Yes, There Is A Right Way To Load Your Dishwasher
We unload the truth about dishwasher loading techniques - tapping experts, debunking myths, and sharing the do's and don'ts for spotless, long-lasting dishes.
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10 Food Markets From Around The World That Inspire Wanderlust
When you're globetrotting, trying local foods is a great way to expand your culinary knowledge. And, these 10 food markets are sure to inspire your next trip.
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19 Discontinued Trader Joe's Products We're Probably Never Getting Back
Trader Joe's constantly invents new products that cycle through their stores. Some stay and some disappear into oblivion, so here are 19 never to be seen again.
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You've Probably Been Marinating Tofu Wrong
Unlock the secrets to perfect tofu. Discover pre-marinade air fryer tricks, texture tweaks, and the glazing method for a delicious plant protein experience.
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Is Ham Considered Red Meat Or Not?
Ham: A dietary staple and flavor favorite, but is it red meat? We unravel the WHO's classification, processing impact, and potential health implications.
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The Reason Recipes Tell You To Boil, Then Simmer
Boiling water seems like the most simple of cooking techniques; find out why recipes recommend bringing liquid to a boil before lowering to simmering.
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Uh, What Do You Mean Bananas Are Radioactive?
Bananas are a perfect snack just about any time, though you might be surprised to learn that this favorite fruit is a little bit radioactive.
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Your Oven Temperature Is Not As Accurate As You'd Think
Unfortunately for home cooks and bakers, oven temperature controls are not entirely accurate. The surprising thing is, this drawback is by design.
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Here's Why You Can't Order Trader Joe's Online
Sorry, Trader Joe's fans - the chain has no intention of offering online shopping. The store's reasoning? It all comes down to maintaining vibes and value.
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Fernet Is The Herbal Liqueur That's A Bartender's Best Friend
Fernet is a special type of liqueur within the category of Italian amari. It's unique flavor is highly valued by bartenders. We spoke with one to find out why.
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8 Ways To Make Coffee Without A Coffee Maker
There are plenty of ways to make a cup of coffee without a traditional drip machine. A former barista and coffee educator recommends some other methods.
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The Mess-Free Way To Melt Marshmallows In The Microwave
Add some water to your marshmallows before microwaving to ensure you get a smooth, workable paste instead of a burnt, goopy mess - and remember to stir!
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For The Crispiest French Fries, Blanch Them Before Frying
Blanching softens your french fry's interior, ensuring your potato is fully cooked before you deliciously crisp up its exterior with a final flash fry.
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New York Sours Are The Wine Cocktail That Takes You Back In Time
There are a number of classic cocktails that are frequent favorites, but the New York Sour is a surprising historical drink that can be a new favorite.
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Butter Candles Are The Edible, Show-Stopping Centerpieces That Have TikTok Split
From TikTok trends to fiery debates, explore the love-hate relationship with this customizable, buttery delight. Is it a culinary marvel or a hot mess?
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What Temperature Your Fridge Should Actually Be Set To
Keeping your food preserved and cool is the number one job for a fridge, but you want to make sure yours is set at the proper temperature for optimal safety.
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How To Open A Coconut Without Ending Up In The ER
Crack open a coconut without risking injury. Learn the safest tools and techniques, and enjoy the bounty of fresh coconut in the comfort of your kitchen.
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When Making Pancakes For A Crowd, Break Out The Sheet Pan
Pancakes are a delicious breakfast treat but it can be a chore to make enough to feed a crowd; try this sheet pan trick to easily make enough for a group.
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The Best Way To Store Bananas Isn't In A Fruit Bowl
A lovely fruit bowl on display can spruce up a kitchen counter, but you may want to rethink keeping your bananas there to maintain optimal freshness.
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The Significance Behind Black-Eyed Peas And Collard Greens During Kwanzaa
Kwanzaa, a celebration of Black heritage and unity, is full of rich traditions. Discover the symbolism and flavors behind collard greens and black-eyed peas.
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The Best Bars And Restaurants In The US To Get You In The Holiday Spirit
Going to a bar or restaurant during the holidays is more fun when the venue gets into the spirit. So, here are the top spots to help boost your holiday spirit.
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Use Your Favorite Chocolate Bars For Easy, Customizable Holiday Bark
Nothing pleases at a holiday party quite like chocolate bark, and there's a fun method of creating some at home with your favorite chocolate bars.
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Your Next Steak Rub Should Take Notes From Your Morning Cup Of Joe
Coffee can be a key player for your steak rub. From a crackling crust to umami notes, explore how this unconventional choice enhances flavor and texture.
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The One Spot You Probably Forget To Clean On Your Keurig
Clean needles in your Keurig are crucial for a good brew. Learn the signs they need cleaning and master the simple process for a perfect cup every time.
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The Best Liquor For Spiking Eggnog, According To An Expert
For a delightful glass of holiday cheer, eggnog can't be beat. We talked to an expert to find out the best liquor to add some extra oomph to your cup.
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