Easily Thicken Soups With Just Two Ingredients In Your Kitchen
If your soup is turning out to be a bit too watery, there's an easy way to thicken it that uses just two common ingredients and will also bring serious flavor.
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Only 2 States In The US Have A Guinness Brewery
Guinness is a hugely popular brewing company. Having started brewing in Dublin, the company now has breweries across the world, including two in the U.S.
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The Unlikely Material That Will Keep Your Ice Cream Cold On The Go
Ice cream is meant to melt in your mouth, but that also means it will also melt the second it's out of the freezer. Solve this problem with a simple hack.
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Upgrade Your Next Chocolate Cake With An Instant Ingredient
There many ways to make a simple chocolate cake even better. But this one instant ingredient can really take it to the next level.
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The Right Way To Store Your Favorite Drink Glasses
If you want to prevent dust, dirt, and all other debris from ending up in your drink of choice, you need to know how to properly store your glasses.
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15 Store-Bought Pasta Sauce Brands, Ranked
It can be overwhelming choosing the right store-bought pasta sauce. So we're ranking 15 brands to make your decision easier.
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Cheese Rinds Are More Complicated Than You'd Think
The rind is the outer layer that grows as a cheese ages. There are different kinds of rinds, and many can be eaten. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Fix Tuna Salad After You've Added Too Much Mayo
If you've used too much mayonnaise in your tuna salad, making it overly creamy or even liquidy, don't worry. Here are some easy ways to save your tuna salad.
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The Type Of Seafood Wendy's Uses In Its Fish Sandwich
Wendy's uses a particular kind of seafood in its fish sandwich that brings unique flavor and texture to the fast food meal. Here's what to know.
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Flexitarian Vs Pescatarian Diets: What's The Actual Difference?
Flexitarian and pescatarian diets have become increasingly popular in recent years. While similar, there are a few differences between these two diets.
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What, Exactly, Happened To Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill Restaurants?
Bobby Flay is a household name, with numerous shows on the Food Network and eateries worldwide. But what ever happened to his flagship Mesa Grill restaurants?
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The Anthony Bourdain-Guy Fieri Feud You Might Not Have Heard About
An outspoken critic of fellow culinarians, Anthony Bourdain hurled more than a few zingers at platinum-haired Guy Fieri. Here are the details on their feud.
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Hot Chocolate Vs Hot Cocoa: What's The Actual Difference?
Sure, hot chocolate and hot cocoa may sound the same, but a chef explains just how different these two cold-weather beverages can be from one another.
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How Exactly Is Eggnog Safe To Drink?
There's nothing more festive than a glass of spiced eggnog. But how safe is this holiday beverage for consumers, especially when it's homemade?
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The Unexpected Snack You Should Start Adding To Soup
Any bowl of soup is improved by adding toppings with contrasting texture. This snack food fits the bill perfectly, but might not be one you've tried before.
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16 Trader Joe's Snacks Ranked From Worst To Best
There are so, so many snacks to choose from at Trader Joe's. We decided to try some out to see which ones are worth trying, and which ones you can leave.
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Forget Avocado And Top Your Toast With One Canned Veggie
If you want to switch up your toast routine, set aside the avocados and reach for this canned veggie that's perfect for making a sweet or savory snack.
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Swap Out Heavy Cream In Your Next Pasta Sauce For One Plant-Based Ingredient
If you're looking to make a creamy pasta sauce but want to cut back on your dairy or fat consumption, there's a plant-based ingredient you'll want to try.
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7 Fast Food Restaurants With Seasonal Fish Sandwiches For Lent
From panko-crusted Alaskan pollock to golden-battered walleye, these seasonal fish sandwiches are sure to please observers of Lent and seafood lovers alike.
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How To Fix Cheese Sauce That's Too Watery
If your homemade cheese sauce is turning too watery, there's an expert-approved fix that will restore its texture and keep things tasting great.
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Sommeliers Reveal The Best And Worst Pinot Grigios For White Wine Lovers
White wine lovers, we've got your back. These are the best and worst pinot grigio bottles for white wine lovers, according to a bunch of wine experts.
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Did Costco Really Discontinue Its Pretzel Rolls?
Despite being a customer favorite, Costco's pretzel rolls have been difficult to find since 2017. But are they gone forever? Here's what we know.
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Frozen Coffee Vs Frappe: What's The Difference?
While many use frozen coffee and frappe interchangeably, these delicious cold caffeine beverages each have a distinct preparation and an intriguing history.
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Our Favorite Brand Of Canned Tomatoes Is Straight From Italy
After undertaking a ranking of common canned tomato brands, we found that our very favorite came straight from Italy. Here's why it ranked at the top.
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The Special Ingredient For Top Of The Line French Toast
To make your next round of French toast all the better, you may want to incorporate one special ingredient that brings new richness to this breakfast treat.
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Why Trader Joe's Once-Popular San Francisco Sourdough Bread Was Discontinued
Though Trader Joe's once sold a popular sourdough bread, you'll no longer find it at the grocer. Here's why the grocery discontinued its sourdough.
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Can You Actually Eat At McDonald's In The Pentagon?
Yes, there really is a McDonald's located at the food court in the Pentagon. Can diners eat there? That's another story.
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