9 Foods You Shouldn't Try To Get Past Airport Security
You can bring a lot of foods through airport security, but some are likely to be confiscated. Here's what you shouldn't try to get past the checkpoint.
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There's Technically A Way To Get 'Liquid Food' Through Airport Security
It can be a hassle navigating airport security when carrying liquid food in your hand luggage. But consider if you can take advantage of this sneaky loophole.
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A McDonald's Security Executive Is Suing The Company For Racial Discrimination
McDonald's is in the headlines again, this time for a racial discrimination lawsuit from a longterm employee. Here's what to know about the suit.
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In A Recent Summit, World Leaders Agree That Technology Is The Key To Improving Food Security
During the AIM summit, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack said that innovative farming technologies and approaches can address the food security issue.
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You Don't Need A Funnel To Create Carnival-Worthy Funnel Cakes At Home
You might worry about dropping this loose batter through a funnel over oil. But what if there was a way to make funnel cakes without the use of a funnel?
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At-Home Chex Mix Recipe
Is there any snack more classic than Chex mix? With this at-home recipe, you can whip up your own batch of the crunchy, salty snack.
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The 15 Best Veggies For Home-Canning
Home-canning is a great way to stretch your food budget and ensure you have tasty veggies year-round. But some vegetables are better for canning than others.
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15 Mistakes To Avoid When Canning Food At Home
Home canning is is a relatively new form of preserving foods, and many practices and techniques have evolved over time. Here are 15 mistakes to avoid.
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Is It Safe To Can Cooked Rice At Home?
Cooked rice shouldn't be canned, and trying to do so can put you at risk of food poisoning. Here are some tips for how to safely treat leftover rice in general.
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11 Tips For Cooking Steakhouse-Style Steaks At Home
There's an art to cooking steak, and it's possible to make a restaurant quality meal at home. Here's some advice for how to enjoy the perfect steak every time.
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At-Home Philly Cheesesteak Recipe
Some live by Cheez Whiz. Others prefer provolone. Regardless of your cheese (or "cheese") preferences, we've got you covered.
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At-Home Takeout-Style Orange Chicken Recipe
Skip the takeout with this easy, at-home orange chicken recipe with crispy, fried chicken and a homemade sauce.
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The Time Someone Tried To Get Past TSA With A Gun Inside A Chicken
Trying to smuggle items past TSA is not unheard of, but there was one time when someone tried to get past TSA with a gun inside of a chicken.
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The Onion Hack That's Perfect For Making Shawarma At Home
Want the authentic taste of shawarma but don't have a vertical rotisserie spit on hand in your kitchen? No worries! All you need is an onion and some skewers.
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The Reason Pumpkin Butter Should Never Be Canned At Home
Despite its innocent façade, the home canning of pumpkin butter poses a risk that's strong enough for food safety experts to advise against the DIY practice.
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10 Popular Sauces That Are Easier And Cheaper To Make At Home
Not only will you save money by making your favorite sauces at home, but they will also be much more delicious. Here are some of the best to start making.
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Infuse Your Own Gin At Home And You'll Never Buy Store-Bought Again
Making your own alcohol is very retro. Only now, it’s legal. Did you know that making your own gin at home with just a few ingredients is relatively simple?
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Facts You Should Know About Kombu
Kombu has been an important part of the Japanese diet for centuries thanks to its nutritional value and sustainability. But what exactly is it?
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This State Is Home To The 'Bourbon Capital Of The World'
For many, bourbon is so much more than just a drink; it's a way of life. Perhaps unsurprisingly, this state is home to the bourbon capital of the world.
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The Best Varieties To Use For Home-Canned Olives
Home-canning olives is a great pursuit, and can be incredibly delicious if you know the ins and outs. To get started, here are the best olive varieties to use.
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Elevate Your Home Cooking With Japanese Fermented Rice
There's a large variety of different types of fermented dishes, but you may not know about koji or Japanese fermented rice. Here's how to make it at home.
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37 Tasty Dinner Recipes From Your Childhood
The most comforting foods are often our childhood favorites. Enjoy a little nostalgia with this collection of recipes, from pizza pinwheels to sloppy joes.
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How To Make A Cortado At Home Without An Espresso Machine
Making coffee and espresso at home may not taste as good as it does at a cafe. But here's how to make an espresso or cortado at home without a machine.
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The Best (And Worst) Potatoes For Crispy, Comforting Home Fries
Home fries are beloved for their crispy exterior and fluffy interior. Learn how to choose the best potato for home fries, and which types you should avoid.
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Chef-Approved Advice For Cooking Restaurant-Worthy Lamb At Home
While replicating a restaurant-worthy dish at home can be intimidating, we spoke to an expert for all the best tips for scrumptious homemade lamb.
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The In-N-Out Fry Ordering Hack For The Crispiest Fries At Home
Limp drive-through fries got you down? Use this simple hack for Crispy In-N-Out Burger fries at home.
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Costco Is Starting To Home In On Shared Memberships
Sharing isn't always caring, and just like streaming giant Netflix, Costco is now cracking down on people "borrowing" memberships to shop the discount stores.
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Chef-Approved Tips For Making Restaurant Level Steak At Home
You've probably wondered why steak at home doesn't taste as good as at a restaurant. We asked a chef for a couple of pointers to achieve home-cooked greatness.
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Why BBQ Ribs Taste Better At A Restaurant Than At Home
Why is it that restaurant BBQ just always tastes better than yours or your friends'? Well, there are a lot of reasons, from rub technique to cook time.
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Why Making Tempura At Home Is So Tricky, According To An Expert
A plate of fried tempura-coated veggies is a sight to behold in a restaurant, but it's not always so easy to recreate at home according to our expert.
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