The Biggest Difference Between Red Vines And Twizzlers
Twizzlers and Red Vines are both chewy candies, but fans always have a favorite. Here's the biggest difference between the two candies.
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Pumpkin Spice Shrubs Are Here To Elevate Your Fall Beverages
Finding your fall beverages underwhelming? One surefire way to give them an autumnal boost is by using some pumpkin spice shrub. Here's what to know.
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8 Under-The-Sea Vegetables You Can Actually Eat
Whether you want to add an eco-friendly veggie to your plate or just expand your palate, here are eight under-the-sea vegetables you can eat.
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Tips You Need To Follow When Buying Tomatoes At The Grocery Store
Tomatoes come in many shapes, sizes, and varieties. There are several things to consider when buying tomatoes at the store. Here's how to choose the best ones.
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The Hilarious Reason People Once Thought Pasta Grew On Trees
While "fake news" has become a catchphrase in recent years that may lead you to cringe or chuckle, the BBC may take the cake for the best fake news segment.
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Pineapples Don't Actually Grow On Trees
Despite popular belief, pineapples don't actually grow on trees. Here's the strange and unexpected way our favorite spiky fruit is grown.
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How Los Angeles Majorly Influenced The American Wine Industry
The American wine industry wouldn't be quite what it is today without Los Angeles. Here's how the famous city changed the industry's trajectory forever.
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29 Deep-Fried Foods You Need To Try Before You Die
The best deep-fried treats that you should try at least once in your life; from falafel to lokma, they have beautifully crisp shells and warm, gooey centers.
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What Is A Flax Egg And How Do You Make One?
Used in all kinds of different cooking applications, a flax egg is something you may have heard of before, but do you know what it is and how to make one?
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A Guide To Bay Leaves And How To Use Them
The fragrance of bay leaves is an essential part of many cuisines, but they're all too easily overlooked. Here's a guide to using them in your cooking.
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What's The Difference Between Cranberries And Lingonberries?
When it comes to adding sweet-yet-sour flavor to a dish, cranberries and lingonberries are the way to go. Here's some of the differences between these fruits.
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California's Citrus Trees Are In Danger Of An Incurable Disease. Here's What We Know
A harmful bacteria that's previously destroyed crops of Florida citrus has been spotted in California, too. Here's what researchers are doing to stop it.
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Give Cocktails A Savory Spin With A Celery Shrub
At-home bartenders constantly look for ways to create great cocktails. The next time you experiment, give your cocktails a savory spin with a celery shrub.
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All You Need Is A Piping Bag For Adorable Churro Christmas Trees
To create the most adorable churro Christmas trees you've ever seen, all you need is a piping bag and a bit of technique. Here's how to make them.
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The 13 Best Cocktails To Pair With Fast Food
Skip the soda or sweet tea! The next time you order fast food, pick up ingredients to make the perfect cocktail pairing for an adult-friendly feast.
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The Hershey's Founder Nearly Ended Up On The Titanic
Learning about twists of fate can be very interesting. The story of how the namesake of a beloved chocolate company almost didn’t come to be is remarkable.
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Love Them Or Hate Them, Here's The Complete History Of Twizzlers
Love them or hate them, Twizzlers are here to stay, and they have a surprisingly storied history featuring famous fans, world records, and more.
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The South African Gin That's Made From An Unexpected Elephant Byproduct
You may have had gin before, but you probably didn't know there's gin made from an elephant's butt byproducts. That, however, is exactly what Indlovu gin is.
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15 Surprisingly Vegan Snack Foods You Should Try
Just because you've gone vegan doesn't mean you have to give up your favorite snacks. In-fact, some of your guilty pleasures are actually vegan friendly as is!
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Organic Chicken Took Triple The Inflation Hit Of Regular Chicken In 2022
Nearly all organic grocery items are affected by inflation as prices have skyrocketed. Organic chicken and produce, in particular, have been hit hard.
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Tomato Spritzers Are The Ideal Way To Utilize That Leftover Produce
Spritzers are already the quintessential summer cocktail, and since tomatoes are at their peak from May through October, they're the perfect addition.
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Huckleberry Vs Blueberry: Is There A Difference Between The Fruit Look-Alikes?
Have you ever wondered if there's any difference between huckleberries and blueberries? Here's what to know about these two fruit look-alikes.
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13 Best Non-Alcoholic Wine Brands You Can Buy
A good glass of vino doesn't have to include alcohol. There are now vintages that taste just as good as their counterparts. Here are some of the best to buy.
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What Exactly Is A Cocktail Shrub And How Are They Made?
Shrubs are a flavorful, concentrated, vinegar-like addition to many drinks. They've been around for a long time. Here's how to make them.
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12 Red Flags You Should Never Ignore In The Grocery Store Produce Department
While it's easy to see many of the telltale signs of bad produce, some are less obvious. Before you stock up on fruits and veggies, check out this list.
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13 Mistakes To Avoid When Picking Your Own Fruit
Picking your own fruits at a u-pick farm or in the wild is both satisfying and fun. To ensure you're making the most of your time, avoid making these mistakes.
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The Top 11 Wine Bars In NYC, Ranked
Wine bars are making a comeback across New York City, and there are a lot to choose from. Check out our ranking of the top 11 bars for unique bites and drinks.
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13 Spices You Need To Use To Elevate Your Eggs
Move aside basic salt and pepper — eggs are a blank slate, so you can pile on multiple seasonings and elevate the taste to please most palates.
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The Secret Ingredient That Adds A Pop Of Color To Béchamel Sauce
Béchamel is beloved in French, Italian, and American cooking, but it's color is bland. Try this secret ingredient for a pop of color without changing the taste.
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The Thickening Tip You Need For Home-Canned Pie Filling
In order to make perfect home-canned pie filling, you'll need a thickening agent that can stand up to heat, cold, and the acids present in many fruits.
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