How Do Smiley Fries Get Their Iconic Grin? We Found Out Exactly How They're Made
Want to know how to make a french fry smile? We reveal the secret to creating smiley fries, the happiest side dish currently residing in your freezer.
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The Key To Achieving Perfectly Centered Hard-Boiled Egg Yolks Every Time
Whether you're making plain ol' hard-boiled eggs or deviled eggs, make sure your yolk comes out centered with these simple tips from an expert chef.
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How Long You Should Boil Fresh Green Beans For The Best Bite
Boiled green beans can be snappy and bright, or they can be mushy and flat-tasting. Here's how to make sure they come out perfectly every time.
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Avoid Soggy Slow Cooker Meals With This Easy Towel Trick
Have you ever cracked open the slow cooker after a few hours and noticed your meal is a little watered down? Never worry about it again with this expert tip.
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Review: Starbucks' Eggnog Latte And Eggnog Cold Foam Duo Isn't The Festive Flavor We Hoped For
Eggnog is a seasonal favorite for many, but how well does Starbucks deliver with its holiday lineup featuring the eggy and creamy spiced flavor?
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Make Your Tacos Taste Restaurant-Style By Remembering This Tortilla Trick
A lot may separate your tacos from a restaurant’s, but you can start to bridge the gap by following our expert’s advice on what to do with your tortillas.
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Bring A Juicy Bite Back Into Overcooked Steak With This BBQ Trick
You’ll no longer have to admit defeat when you overcook steak if you adopt this expert-approved BBQ hack. The meat will not only be revived but full of flavor.
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Do You Start With Hot Or Cold Water When Boiling Veggies? Here's The Easy Tell
While boiling vegetables seems simple, success hinges entirely on whether they are added to the pot before or after the water reaches a rolling boil.
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The Cake Baking Tool That Promises Soft Edges — But Is It Worth It?
Do your cakes keep turning out crispy instead of soft edges? Our expert weighs in on whether you should shell out the money for this special tool that may help.
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The Best Way To Save Money At Your Local Butcher Shop
Butcher shops have a reputation for being pricier than what you can find at the local supermarket, but that's not always the case. Here's how to save money.
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The Boozy Slow-Cooker Blunder That's Ruining A Taste Of Dinner
Cooking with alcohol is a great way to imbue your cooking with a booze's various nuances, but if you're using a slow cooker, you need to follow this expert tip.
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The Expert Method For Hard-Boiled Egg Shells That Slip Off With Ease
Ask anyone about how to peel a hard-boiled egg and you'll get any lots of ideas. Forget all of those: There's a set of criteria that can help make peeling easy.
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The Flavor-Enhancing Step To Give Bananas Before Making Bread For A Show-Stopping Loaf
Turn bleh-nana bread into a show-stopper with this flavor-boosting step that adds rich, buttery sweetness to your bananas, for the most tender banana bread.
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The Best Wine To Pair With Your Thanksgiving Turkey, According To A Sommelier
The best wine to pair with Thanksgiving turkey tastes crisp and refreshing, complementing both light and dark meat, and Aunt Mildred's sweet potato casserole.
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The Juiciest Chicken Nuggets Are Only One Extra Step Away
Chicken nuggets don't have be the dry, store-bought kind. When you make them yourself at home, follow this one step to ensure they're the juiciest nuggets ever.
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Why Your Dirty Soda Is Curdling And The Easy Way To Avoid It
The decadent dirty soda trend has transformed the way soda drinkers enjoy their beverages by adding cream and syrup. But why does that cream keep curdling?
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The Seafood To Steer Clear Of When Making Homemade Crudos
There is always some level of risk associated with eating raw seafood, but you can greatly reduce it by avoiding this particular type of fish.
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The Aluminum Foil Mistake That's Ruining The Crust On Your Steak
It's perfectly understandable that you'd want to wrap a tender, juicy steak in aluminum foil to keep it warm while resting. Only problem is — you're ruining it.
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Review: Dunkin's Wicked Drinks Cast A Spell On Us
Dunkin’ has launched two new limited-time green and pink drinks to celebrate the new Wicked film. We tried them to see if they’re worth ordering.
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Scrambled Eggs Reach Peak Perfection If You Focus On This Part Of The Pan
Achieving the perfect texture for scrambled eggs doesn’t happen by chance. You need to employ this expert-approved trick for creamy, fluffy eggs every time.
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Avoid Soggy Crock-Pot Vegetables With This Simple Timing Trick
While a Crock-Pot is a convenient way to make a big meal, you can't simply throw everything in and walk away until it's done, or some veggies will overcook.
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Electric Egg Cookers Are Worth Buying — Here's Why
There are some gimmicky kitchen tools that aren't worth buying, but plenty of others are worth their weight in gold, like the electric egg cooker.
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Your Next Chocolate Cake Needs Some Help From This Pantry Staple
Have no fear, your cake will not taste like this ingredient when it's finished. Instead, the flavor will be amplified, and the texture will be light and moist.
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Coca-Cola Holiday Creamy Vanilla Review: A Creamy Dream To Spread Seasonal Cheer
We tried Coca-Cola Holiday Creamy Vanilla to find out whether the soda giant's brand-new festive offering is a worthy addition to your holiday grocery haul.
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Festive Flavors From Starbucks' 2025 Holiday Menu. One You Have To Try (And One You Don't)
Starbucks is offering some surprisingly bold new creations this holiday season, but do they bring festive cheer? We tried them to find out.
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Why You Should Avoid Using Parchment Paper When Roasting Vegetables
Even if you did everything right, sometimes your roasted vegetables come out underwhelming. The problem might be your parchment paper, according to an expert.
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The Kind Of Chicken That Results In A Slow Cooker Screwup
We love a slow cooker chicken recipe, but don't love rubbery chicken skin. Slow-cook the right kind of chicken, so the skin won't ruin the moist, tender meat.
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