Rick Steves Suggests You Skip One Breakfast When Traveling In Europe
When traveling throughout Europe, travel expert Rick Steves suggests that you skip one particular breakfast to improve your experience on multiple fronts.
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The Key Differences Between Melon Bread And Conchas
Though they look similar, take a bite and see how melon bread and conchas have some key differences and stem from very different culinary traditions.
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Basmati Vs Jasmine Rice: What's The Actual Difference?
Basmati and jasmine rice may initially sound incredibly similar, but take a closer look and you'll see there's a world of difference between these grains.
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Why One McDonald's Has Blue Arches Instead Of Gold
The vast majority of McDonald's locations sport some iconic Golden Arches, but there's one spot that goes off the beaten path with some turquoise blue arches.
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Give Salmon Ultimate Flavor With One Umami-Packed Ingredient
The addition of one powerhouse ingredient can bring your next salmon filet to a whole new level of flavor. Here's what to seek out and how to use it.
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How You Plate Your Salad Matters. Here's Why
Plating a salad may sound like simply putting produce in a dish, but some careful attention to detail can make a major difference when time to eat.
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12 Ina Garten Cooking Tips Every Home Chef Should Know
We love Ina Garten for her easygoing style, along with her kitchen insight and stories. If you're a home chef, here's several Garten tips you should know.
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The Meat Replacement For Briny Pigs In A Blanket
If you're looking to replace the meat that is often part of pigs in a blanket, you may want to consider a briny favorite that could transform the dish.
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How Long Is Hummus Good For After Opening The Container?
Hummus is a great snack and can accompany a wide variety of dishes. But if you've got some left over, how long will it really last in the fridge?
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What Is Spumoni And How Is It Different From Ice Cream?
Don't simply dismiss spumoni as a form of ice cream. It's actually gelato and has a more interesting history and look than you might initially expect.
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The Best Type Of Chicken To Roast For The Juiciest Results
For the best results when roasting a chicken, an expert recommends paying close attention to the precise type of chicken that you're purchasing.
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What's The Cheapest Grocery Store In The States?
With many shoppers looking for the best deals possible, many already know that one grocery store that comes out as the cheapest in the United States.
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How To Store Iceberg Lettuce To Make It Last
If your head of iceberg lettuce is turning wilted and brown all too quickly, reconsider exactly how you're storing it to make the vegetable last.
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What, Exactly, Does Undeclared Milk Mean In Recalls?
Undeclared milk sometimes pops up in news of food recalls, but what does it actually mean and who precisely needs to be worried about this potential allergen?
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Ritz's 2025 Super Bowl Ad Features Celebs Being Salty
Ritz is leaning into the salty nature of its crackers with a 2025 Super Bowl ad featuring some seriously cranky - one might say salty - celebs.
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Seal Transforms Into A Seal In Mountain Dew's Super Bowl Ad
Mountain Dew's 2025 Super Bowl commercial features singer Seal and a pun taken to a visual extreme. Perhaps it'll even have you reaching for a Baja Blast.
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Dunkin's 2025 Super Bowl Ad Is A Full-Blown 'Movie'
Coffee and breakfast chain Dunkin' is showing a lot of love for Boston (and the Afflecks) in its extra-long 2025 Super Bowl ad. Here's what it contains.
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The Sweet Treat Travis Kelce Can't Play Super Bowls Without
Travis Kelce has a lot of opinions about food, and one of his cutest has to do with a particular sweet treat that he simply must have before the Super Bowl.
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What Is Natural Wine Really?
You may go into a liquor store and see the phrase natural wine bandied about on labels. But what does this term really mean for what's in the bottle?
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How Cornstarch Acts Like A Magical Ingredient In Cookies
To boost a few different things about your homemade cookies, it's time to reach for the cornstarch. Here's how it works and why you'll want to give it a try.
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Everything You Need To Know About Ree Drummond's Husband Ladd
You might know a lot about star chef Ree Drummond and her show "The Pioneer Woman" -- but let's take a closer look at her husband Ladd Drummond.
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White Vs Dark Meat Chicken: What's The Actual Difference?
You may have heard of white and dark meat varieties of chicken, but what does the difference really mean for your next chicken-cooking experience?
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The Secret Ingredient The French Use For Fluffier Mashed Potatoes
For supremely fluffy mashed potatoes, take a cue from French chefs and add a secret ingredient that adds both volume and rich flavor to the final dish.
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All You Need Is Flour To Make Your Stainless Steel Sink Look Brand New
If your stainless steel sink is starting to look a bit dull and grimy, all you may need is a bit of flour and some elbow grease. Here's how it works.
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5 Sauces That Belong On Meatloaf Other Than Ketchup
A ketchup glaze is a classic meatloaf topping, but there's no reason to stop there. For some variety, consider one of these sauces for your next meatloaf.
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Angel Food Cake Vs Sponge Cake: What's The Difference?
Don't confuse angel food cake and sponge cake, as there's a key difference between the two that produces markedly unique results when it's time to eat.
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The Mistake You're Probably Making When Storing Canned Goods
Canned goods can be a smart choice for stocking up, but there's an all too easy storage mistake you might be making that could dramatically affect quality.
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