Scooping Out Ice Cream With A Warm Spoon Is Actually A Mistake
While it might seem like an easy way to get your ice cream out of the carton and into your mouth sooner, there's a reason why warming your scooper isn't great.
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What Are Pierogi And What Should You Use As A Filling?
Celebrated as a quintessential Polish food, pierogi have become famous internationally. Here's a guide to these delicious dumplings and their many fillings.
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For The Most Bang For Your Buck, Order The Burrito Bowl When You're At Chipotle
It's not always easy to discern which menu items represent the greatest value at Chipotle, but it turns out that the burrito bowl might be your best bet.
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What Is Trdelnik And Where Can You Get Some?
Czech cuisine offers an exceptionally unique range of dishes to explore, and there is no better place to start your journey than with a trdelnik.
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Easily Transform Canned Biscuits Into Delicious Sweet Scones
Biscuits and scones are already quite similar, but the latter doesn't have to be relegated to fancy high teas. Use biscuit dough to make delicious scones.
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The Correct Way To Store Sesame Oil So It Keeps Its Flavor
Sesame oil is a versatile ingredient used in many recipes, and it's unfortunate when it spoils. There's a right way to store sesame oil so it keeps its flavor.
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Prevent Burns In The Kitchen With A Simple Potholder Tip
Sometimes we forget to use caution when reaching for a potholder, which can leave us with a painful burn. Thankfully, there's an easy way to avoid this.
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Take Advantage Of Winter Weather With Ice Cream Made Of Snow
If you find yourself craving ice cream on a winter day, there's no better time to try making your own ice cream with the very snow that blankets the ground.
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To Prevent Overcooked Potatoes, Add A Splash Of Vinegar
A little vinegar will be able to keep your potatoes safe from overcooking, even if you leave them on the burner a couple of minutes too long.
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How To Perfectly Smoke Oysters On A Gas Grill
Oysters are a delicious delicacy that, despite what you may think, can be made and enjoyed at home. Here's how to perfectly smoke oysters on a gas grill.
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No, Andouille Sausage And Kielbasa Are Not The Same Thing
There are subtle differences between andouille sausage and kielbasa. When you understand what they are, you'll never make a kielbasa gumbo again.
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How To Remove Shrimp Heads Like A Total Pro
Shrimp is an incredibly versatile and abundantly flavorful seafood. If you're making your own at home, here's how to remove shrimp heads like a total pro.
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Secret Ingredients To Elevate Your Latkes
Latkes are a mouthwatering dish popular during Jewish holidays. The basic recipe is simple, with plenty of potential for variations. Here are some of the best.
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12 Of The Unhealthiest Halo Top Flavors
We uncovered the flavors that contain excessive amounts of added sugar or saturated fat, are curiously high in calories, and have some unexpected ingredients.
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What Is Southwest Butter And What Can You Do With It?
There are many types of butter out there, but Southwest butter may be the one you're least familiar with. Here's everything you need to know about using it.
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Pears Aren't The Only Fruit You Can Poach In Wine. Try Peaches Instead
While pears are traditionally poached in wine for a luxurious flavor, they aren't the only fruit you can poach. Try poached peaches for a different taste.
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If You're Out Drinking With A Group, Get Your Guinness Order In First
There's an art to ordering drinks for you and your friends, which helps the bartender keep up. If you're out drinking with a group, order your Guinness first.
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We Tasted And Ranked Every Flavor Of My/Mochi Ice Cream
My/Mochi mixes mochi dough with ice cream to create delicious treats. We tasted all of the flavors to help you decide which ones to skip and which ones to try.
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Why Grocery Store Sushi Always Tastes A Little Different?
Picking up prepared food from the grocery store makes for an easy meal. But plenty of dishes taste different than they would at a restaurant, including sushi.
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What Is Pawpaw Fruit And How Does It Taste?
It almost looks like a pear and people think it tastes like all different kinds of fruits, but just what exactly is pawpaw fruit and what does it taste like?
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TikTok's Bubble Potato Pillows Are A Delicious Cross Between Tots And Gnocchi
Bubble potato pillows, as seen in a viral TikTok video, offer the best of tater tots and gnocchi: Crispy, nuggets with a crunchy exterior and a tender inside.
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Flat Leaf Parsley Vs Curly Leaf: When To Use Each Variety
Parsley is one of the most versatile and regularly used herbs with two varieties. When should you use flat leaf, and when should you use curly leaf parsley?
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What Exactly Is Tamarind?
A sweet and sharply sour fruit, tamarind is essential in many world cuisines but uncommon in Western kitchens. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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Can You Use Bisquick To Make A Coffee Cake?
Some days feel like they were tailor-made for coffee cake. If you're short on time, you might be wondering if you can use Bisquick to make this treat.
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Hack Your Grilled Cheese And Tomato Soup With A Waffle Iron
The perfect crispy grilled cheese with warm tomato soup is an ideal fall meal. To amp it up, hack your next grilled cheese and tomato soup with a waffle iron.
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The Only 4 African Countries That Have A McDonald's
You can find thousands of McDonald's locations worldwide, but if you're in one of these four African countries and craving a Big Mac, you may be out of luck.
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Does Sugar From Beets Taste Any Different Than Cane Sugar?
There are many options out there for sweeteners, but when it comes to table sugar, specifically, is the kind from beets any different from cane sugar?
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