Why There's So Much Sodium In Processed Foods
While not all processed foods contain additives, many do, and this typically includes sodium. But why is there so much sodium in processed foods?
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Is There Really A Difference In Taste Between Duck And Chicken Eggs?
Chicken eggs may be the usual go-to when eggs are needed, but duck eggs might be an excellent alternative. But do duck and chicken eggs have different tastes?
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Why Is Vegan Cheese Often So Sticky And Gooey
Vegan cheese has come a long way, but that doesn't mean the plant-based alternatives can match the silky texture of dairy cheese. Why is vegan cheese like that?
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No Eggs? Here's How To Make A Replacement With Just 2 Ingredients
When you're low on eggs (or the price is just too darn high), this simple trick makes an excellent substitute for the real thing in just a few minutes.
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Bobby Flay's Simple Tip For Elevating Almost Any Pasta Dish Instantly
Learn the secret to transforming your pasta dishes with Bobby Flay's simple tip. Discover how this easy technique can elevate the flavor and presentation.
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Cut Back On Potato Soup Prep Time With One Frozen Ingredient
Potato soup is a hearty dish that's perfect for cold weather, but it requires a fair bit of prep time. Cut down on that effort by using this frozen ingredient.
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The 5 Best Tricks To Make Your Smoothies Thicker
A thick, fruity smoothie is a great grab-and-go breakfast, but how do you achieve that luscious texture? Consider adding one of these simple ingredients.
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If You've Never Made Smoked Butter, You're Totally Missing Out
Regular butter makes everything taste good, but smoked butter is even better. It's easy to make at home, and elevates all kinds of dishes.
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The Potato Salad Mistake You're Making In The Grocery Store
Potato salad is a classic dish that is difficult to get right. You might actually be making your first mistake in the grocery store, not the kitchen.
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The Colorful Vegetable You Need For A Low-Carb Pizza Crust Alternative
Making a pizza crust using vegetables is a great way to add some flavor, nutrients, and color to your meal. One vegetable is particularly suited to this task.
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Are Froot Loops Actually Gluten-Free?
Froot Loops are a popular cereal that countless Americans start their morning with, but is this fruity cereal suitable for those who are avoiding gluten?
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The Invention Of Iceberg Lettuce Changed The Way Americans Ate
When you think of a wedge salad or BLT, iceberg lettuce certainly comes to mind. But you might be surprised to learn how this vegetable changed U.S. palates.
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What's All That Green Stuff Inside Of Dubai Chocolate?
The filling of the viral Dubai chocolate bars, with its vibrantly green gooeyness and crunchy bits, looks absolutely to die for, but what is it made out of?
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Vegan Cocktail Sauce Is One Easy Swap Away
Cocktail sauce has a key ingredient that doesn't have a vegan option, but if you make your own, there is an easy substitution that is just as tasty.
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Here's Our Least Favorite Canned Corn Brand On The Shelves
We tried 12 brands of canned corn, and one stuck out as the absolute worst. What caused this canned brand to tank? It might be the ingredients?
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15 Mayo Swaps That Will Make Your Tuna Salad More Flavorful
It's pretty easy to enhance the flavor of your tuna salad. From silken tofu to lemon juice, these are some mayo swaps that will make your tuna salad delicious.
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Why Breakfast And Dinner Sausage Taste So Different
Although they're both sausages, breakfast sausage and dinner sausage don't exactly taste the same. So what exactly is causing such different flavor profiles?
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Why Aren't Strawberries Actually Considered Berries?
While most people would assume strawberries are berries, the botanical definition excludes some fruits with "berry" in their name -- including strawberries
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Give Mac And Cheese A Crunchy Twist With A Certain Leftover
While delicious, mac and cheese often lacks an interesting texture. Happily, you can easily fix that by topping it with one common leftover.
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Ditch Mayo And Give Tuna Salad A Flavor Boost With A Single Ingredient Swap
To take your tuna salad to the next level, just switch the mayo for another ingredient that's cool, creamy, and packed with flavor.
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The Australian Condiment That Belongs In Your Next Batch Of Chili
If you want to take your chili to the next level, there's one particular Australian condiment that you need to add.
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Why Aren't More Americans Cooking With Blood? Everyone Else Is Doing It
Blood is a popular ingredient in many countries around the world, but not in the United States. There are many reasons why Americans should be cooking with it.
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When Americans Wanted A Little Cocaine In Their Wine
We all know that Coke used to have cocaine in it, but it wasn't the only beverage to do so. In fact, several coca wines were created long before Coke.
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Why Costco Discontinued Its Kirkland Chocolate Chips
With two types and seemingly always available, home bakers swear by Costco's chocolate chips but they suddenly disappeared from shelves.
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How To Substitute Baking Powder With An Ingredient That's Already In Your Fridge
Baking soda and baking powder are very different ingredients that can't be swapped, but if you have run out of your leavening agent, there are DIY alternatives.
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The Prep Step You Need For Quicker Brown Rice
Brown rice takes longer to cook than white rice but with this simple step you could be cooking it in a fraction of the time, no matter your method.
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Homemade Rice Krispies Treats Become Infinitely Better With One Extra Step
This method of making the classic Rice Krispie treats doesn't require any extra ingredients or add-ins, but elevates the taste.
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