How To Use Coffee Creamer To Make A Creamy Slam-Dunk Cocktail
Turn coffee creamer from your fridge into a secret weapon for your cocktails, adding instant creaminess, sweetness, and bold flavor with almost no effort.
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Stories By Mariana Zapata
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The Reason Nespresso Pods Are Made Of Aluminum
Nespresso uses aluminum for its single-use pods for a particular reason. However, it's unclear if their objective is being met by the pods using it.
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How To Remove Lingering Food Smells From Glass Jars Without Lifting A Finger
If your glass jars still smell like last week’s garlic or kimchi, there’s an easy, zero-effort trick that clears odors without scrubbing or chemicals.
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The General Hygiene Tip You Should Always Follow When Shopping In The Bulk Bins
If you find yourself filling up on a product that comes from the bulk bins of a grocery store, be sure to have common courtesy by keeping this tip in mind.
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The Oldest Liquor Store In The US Has Been Serving Customers For Over 300 Years
America's oldest liquor store has been serving patrons for over 300 years, offering historic charm and rare spirits while playing a role in U.S. history.
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The Oldest Restaurant In The World Just Celebrated 3 Centuries Of Serving Diners
The world's oldest restaurant just marked 300 years of serving diners, continuing a legacy that began back in the early 1700s in Madrid and still going strong.
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How To Safely Use A Pressure Cooker — And Stop Being Afraid Of Explosions
Learn how to safely use a pressure cooker and overcome fears of explosions with simple tips that make cooking faster, easier, and worry-free.
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'Okay, You Want To Fight?' — The Controversial Ingredient Guy Fieri Is Totally Against
Guy Fieri recently had a short interview on controversial cooking topics which revealed strong opinions from the culinary icon about this one ingredient.
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5 Underrated Miami Spots That Only Locals Know About (And I Keep Going Back To)
Miami has its fair share of tourist traps, but that's not where the locals eat and drink. Here are five Miami spots that only people who live here know about.
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The Dining Experience That's Common In Europe But Not In America
Although they share some similarities, American and European culture has many distinctions. This European dining experience is sadly lacking in the States.
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This Iconic Miami Nightclub Has Been A Local Mainstay For 90 Years — And It's One Of My Favorite Places In The City
Miami has plenty of nightlife, but this iconic club has been a mainstay for 90 years. As a local myself, it's one of my favorite places for music and drinks.
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This Local Restaurant Has The Best Gumbo I've Tried In Miami Thus Far
Delicious gumbo can be hard to find outside of the South, but it's not a total loss in Miami, where an unassuming eatery knows how to whip up the comfort food.
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Bring A Brighter Bite To Burgers With This Umami-Loaded Topping
Burgers are unbelievably customizable, but this umami-loaded topping ranks high on the list. Here's when to add it and what it pairs well with.
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The Seafood And Chocolate Pairing You Would Never Have Expected To Work So Well
While unusual pairings are nothing new in the culinary world, there are few, if any, that envisioned seafood and chocolate in the same dish. And yet, it works.
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This Beloved South American Spirit Sparked A Bitter, Decades-Long Feud
If you're a fan of international cocktails, you've likely heard of this spirit, but you might not be aware of the tension over where it was invented.
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Why Restaurant Salsa Is Always Better Than What You Make At Home
Salsa is versatile and easy to make at home, but the kind you get at restaurants always seems to blow homemade salsa out of the water. How do they do it?
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The Absolute Best Jerk Chicken I've Had In Miami Is A Local Favorite
Jerk chicken is more than just a meal — it's part of Jamaican culture. Miami, Florida has a thriving Jamaican dining scene — which has the best jerk chicken?
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The Once Popular Seafood You'll Likely Never Eat In America
White abalone was widely eaten on the west coast of the U.S. for hundreds of years, but overfishing prompted a ban and a spot on the endangered species list.
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This American Staple Was The Very First Vegetable Grown In Outer Space
Growing food in space seems like something out of science fiction, but researchers have grown a vegetable native to the Americas in space since the '90s.
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This Mexican Hotel Has The World's Largest Private Tequila Collection
This hotel restaurant in Mexico is no ordinary dining room. The place boasts the world's largest private tequila collection and that's not even the half of it.
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The Best Smoked Chicken BBQ In Miami, According To A Local
If you're in Miami and craving smoked chicken BBQ, there's a place you definitely need to try. It's a bit outside of town, but you can thank us later.
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The Rich Deviled Egg Addition That Loads Up The Appetizer With Umami
To upgrade your basic deviled egg appetizer with an extra kick and umami edge, add this one unexpected ingredient to the yolk and even the whites.
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Why You Never Find Seeds In Bananas
Wait, so those little brown specks don't count as seeds? Seedless bananas may be our ideal version of the fruit, but the clock is ticking on the global crop.
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The US State That Wastes The Most Food
Food waste is a massive problem for our budgets and the environment. While it is a widespread issue, this is the U.S. state that throws out the most food.
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For Extra Crispy Roasted Potatoes, Don't Forget These 2 Tips
Roasted potatoes always satisfy; the crisp exterior lends bite and flavor while the interior is soft and warm. Hungry for some now? Don't forget these 2 tips.
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The Kitchen Appliance Gen Z Can't Live Without Saves Money In The Long Run
Gen Z has crowned an unlikely kitchen hero, and it's as thrifty as it is trendy. Find out which gadget they're obsessed with and why their wallets are happy.
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Miami Is The Least Affordable U.S. City For Dining Out — Here Are 8 Great Value Places To Visit
Miami's restaurants are often overpriced and out of reach for many, but it also has a myriad of high-quality restaurants that offer great food at a good price.
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