Old-School Frozen Fruit Salad Is Too Good To Leave In The Past
Frozen fruit salad has ebbed and flowed in popularity since the 1920s. We it's a dish that deserves a tenured spot in the summer dessert lineup.
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12 Of King Charles' Rather Peculiar Food Habits
The dietary habits of King Charles III aren't as posh as you might expect, but he's definitely got a quirky approach to food consumption and preparation.
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Where Is Victoria's Kitchen Almond Water From Shark Tank Today?
Plenty of great business ventures make their way into 'Shark Tank' and come out unscathed. Do you know what Victoria's Kitchen Almond Water has been up to?
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The Original Recipe For Caesar Salad Leaves Out One Salty Ingredient
There are a few debated touchpoints regarding Caesar salads, including the salad's origin. Did you know there's also a debate about one of its ingredients?
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Green Gill Oysters Are A Colorful Delicacy Brought To You By Algae
Oysters were once an uncommon food that has become mainstream. A specific variety with a colorful hue that is making its way through fine dining establishments.
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It's Hard To Tell When Ground Turkey Has Gone Bad. Here's What To Look For
When raw, ground turkey is usually a light pink color that might also look slightly beige, but it's not always easy to tell when this type of meat has spoiled.
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You Need To Try Making Candied Cherry Tomatoes This Summer
Cherry tomatoes are extremely versatile whether you're tossing them into salads or roasting them, but what you really need to try is candying them.
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Where Is O'Dang Hummus From Shark Tank Today?
After changing the name from O'Dang Hummus to O'Dang Foods, the company expanded its lineup, and experienced some ups and downs. Here is where it landed.
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The Frozen Yogurt You're Eating Might Not Actually Be Real Yogurt
Your favorite frozen yogurt might not be real yogurt. So if you're choosing it for its health benefits, take a closer look. Here's the facts on frozen yogurt.
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How The Concept Of Dinner Differs In Mexico Vs. The US
In the United States, dinner is perhaps the largest meal of the day, eaten in the early evening. Here’s how it differs from dinner in Mexico.
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12 Celebrity Chef Tips For Making The Perfect Summer Salad
Are you searching for variety in your summer salad recipe? Look no further than these tips and tricks from some of the best celebrity chefs out there.
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Why A Thermometer Is Essential For Smoking Burgers On A Pellet Grill
A thermometer is an essential kitchen tool if you often cook meat. But it is essential to have one on hand if you plan to smoke food using a pellet grill.
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Finally Find Out If Coconuts Are A Type Of Nut Or Not
Are coconuts a nut, or not? Facts are facts, and we've uncovered the truth about coconuts, so you can finally stop confusing nuts, fruits, and drupes.
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The Ultimate Guide To Understanding Meat Labels
You may have opted for the more expensive beef labelled free-range before, but what does it mean? We made an ultimate guide to help you understand meat labels.
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When Building Your Salad, Always Remember That Less Is More
Salads are back in season, and while you want to feel full, you only need a few ingredients. Choosing a select few carefully can help create an ideal lunch.
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Where Is Crio Bru From Shark Tank Today?
Despite its lackluster showing on "Shark Tank," Crio Bru, a unique drink that consists of roasted and ground cocoa beans, has continued to grow over the years.
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The Longest You Should Let That Plate Of Bacon Stay Out At Breakfast
It's hard to beat bacon for breakfast, but it's not an ingredient you want to leave laying around. Here's the facts on food safety when making bacon.
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15 Bars In Cincinnati You Need To Check Out
Cincinnati has a lively bar scene with plenty of great spots for unique and exciting libations, live music, gaming, or just a quiet drink with friends.
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How You Can Save Leftover Vanilla Bean Pods For Endless Uses Later
The vanilla bean pod is frequently discarded post-use, viewed as nothing more than a disposable shell. However, this could not be further from the truth.
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Water Temperature Can Make Or Break Your Homemade Pizza
Cold water might help the flavor develop a little longer, while hot water could make the crust taste a little more sour.
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The Delicious Reason Everyone Should Start 'Killing' Their Salads
As much as the name implies, a killed salad does not involve hacking your salad to death with a knife.
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Cracker Barrel's Pancake Syrup Isn't As Pure As We Initially Thought
Cracker Barrel isn't the only company that uses the term "pancake syrup" to avoid any claims of false advertising. It's a common sight in grocery store aisles.
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The Scientific Reason Canned Beans Get So Foamy When Washed
This foamy liquid is totally normal and safe. It occurs due to a scientific interaction between the starchy, protein-containing bean liquid and water.
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Peanut Butter Does Indeed Go Bad. Here's How To Tell
Generally, it's safe to eat rancid peanut butter if you can stand the taste. But rancidity differs from spoilage, so make sure you know when to throw it away.
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13 Mistakes You Need To Avoid When Frying Chicken
It's easy to make mistakes when you're cooking fried chicken, as there are quite a few steps involved in the process. Here's what you should avoid doing.
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The 15 Best Coconut Milk Brands, Ranked
Canned coconut milk is a great way to enhance any recipe. Here are 15 coconut milk brands you should consider trying next time you need it for a recipe.
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Where Is Beer Blizzard From Shark Tank Today?
Marketed as small plastic discs with hydra-gel that fit neatly inside the bottom of standard Koozies, Beer Blizzard was founded in Pittsburgh in 2013.
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