The Sweet Alternative To Bread You Should Try On Your Next PB&J
Sometimes it's the most basic meals that need sprucing up. See this simple way of swapping out the bread for a PB&J experience your kids won't soon forget.
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What Are C-Folds In A Restaurant, As Seen In The Bear?
Getting a restaurant of any caliber to run smoothly take supplies. And whether you're a sandwich shop or gourmet dining, you're gonna use up C-folds.
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What Gives Beer That Bitter Taste?
While not all dig on beer's bitter taste, fans of it sense the nuance as keenly as a sommelier. We dig into the factors that go into the flavor category.
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How To Make The Viral TikTok Jolly Rancher Grapes At Home
Instead of letting your leftover Jolly Ranchers get gummy in a dish, use them to make some fruit-flavored hard-shell grapes. Skewer the grapes, dip, and enjoy!
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Apparently, There's A Correct Way To Store Produce In Fridge Drawers
Crisper drawers have distinct purposes in your fridge. See how using them correctly can add precious time to the life of your fresh produce.
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Is Ginger Ale Really The Cure For Hangover Nausea?
Ginger ale has become as common as a cola or lemon lime these days, but is it a useful remedy for the hangover the comes with nausea? We dig into the question.
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8 Kitchen Ingredients You Can Use To Clean Burnt Pans
Cleaning burnt pans can be a tiresome, especially with all the elbow grease you need to apply. But, you probably have these 8 ingredients that can lend a hand.
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The Discontinued Costco Hot Dogs We Probably Won't Get Back
Costco tries not to tinker with its food court menu lightly. But one of its older hot dog options, just didn't sell enough to keep its place on the board.
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Why Farm-Raised Salmon Is Banned In Many Countries
Farm raised salmon is a way to meet consumer demand and help keep the fish affordable, but the long term drawbacks are too much for many countries.
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The Step You Should Never Skip When Prepping Ribs For The Grill
Novice grill-meisters probably shouldn't start with raw ribs on the grill. A better way to do it is to precook the ribs, then lay them over the grates.
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The Best Egg Substitutes You Probably Already Have In Your Kitchen
When replacing an egg for dietary requirements or choice, finding a substitute can be daunting. But, these 17 options should help you make the right decision.
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Pour A Beer Perfectly Every Time With One Easy Hack
Sick of the wait that comes with letting your head foam settle? Try out this inverted glass pour trick and your beer won't have time to lose its chill.
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Why Are Some Pineapples Pink?
Pink pineapples, aka Pinkglows are the gorgeously rosy designer fruit that people can't keep off their feeds. See the story behind how they were conceived.
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Water Is The Best Way To Cook These 11 Foods
Using water to cook may sound like a boring option. But, from a healthier dish to improving your time management, water is the best option for these 11 foods.
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Can You Cook Frozen Chicken On The Grill?
Grilling chicken from frozen isn't an impossible proposition, but it can go wrong in a number of ways. See how you can do it, but why thawed is the best route.
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What Puts The Filth In Dirty Soda?
When you're not into hard drinks, turned to soft ones. Dirty sodas are the fizzy adulterated bevs with an interesting history and ongoing evolution.
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The Utensil Trick For Opening Wine Without A Corkscrew
Whether you forgot to pack a corkscrew for a picnic or just can't seem to find the darn thing, it helps to have some emergency opening methods up your sleeve.
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How Does A Restaurant Really Get A Michelin Star?
We've all heard of the Michelin Guide and their coveted stars. But how does a restaurant go about trying to earn them, and what matters to those that decide.
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What Makes Farmhouse-Style Beers So Unique?
Farmhouse beers aren't some fad, but a time-tested brew steeped in European tradition. See what makes the category different and each variety unique.
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How To Replicate The Viral TikTok Cracking Latte At Home
TikTok has made a few bevs famous, but the cracking latte might be our favorite - a plastic cup lined with chocolate, that's cooled and broken into the drink.
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What Restaurants Are Open On The Fourth Of July?
From a quick drop-in for fast food to a gussied-up sit down meal, there are a lot of restaurant options this Independence Day. See which and related deals.
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How To Safely Store And Reheat Cooked Rice
While rice can harbor heat-resistant bacteria, making reheating potentially risky, storing quickly, at the right temp, and not for too long ensures safe eating.
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How To Open A Beer Without A Bottle Opener
There's nothing worse than lugging cold beer bottles along just to find you've no way to get into them. But don't fret because almost anything will do.
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How Using A Pellet Vs Charcoal Grill Affects Your Food's Taste
You can pick up multiple grill types these days. What's the difference in flavor between the standard charcoal-style versus the pellet-style grills?
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The Reason Ackee Fruit Is Banned In The US
Raw ackee can be dangerous to deal with because it harbors a toxin. See the history of the fruit, why the FDA clamped down, and how you can enjoy, if you dare.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Short Ribs As Explained By Chefs
Short ribs can be the star of any meal but they can easily ruin an evening. So, we spoke with two experts to help you avoid these short rib cooking mistakes.
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The Reason Costco's Rotisserie Chickens Have A 2-Hour Shelf Life
Costco rotisserie chickens are one of the most sold items by volume at the store. See why the retailer has a strict time limit for keeping them on display.
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