Bobby Flay's Guacamole Hot Take Is Truly Polarizing
Guacamole purists -- like renowned Food Network chef, Bobby Flay -- like to debate on a lot of things regarding what should go in the avocado-based dip.
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What To Make With Lasagna Noodles If You Are Tired Of Lasagna
If you thought lasagna noodles serve only one purpose, then wait until you get a load of these alternative ways to use the pasta. Here are 14 methods to try.
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Freeze And Grate Watermelon To Make Delicious Shaved Ice
The viral shaved frozen watermelon trend really works. We tried it and we and cannot believe how tasty and simple it is to make fruit shaved ice.
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Salad Cream Vs Mayo: What Is The Difference?
You may have heard about salad cream from friends living in the U.K. but what exactly is this iconic British ingredient and what does it taste like?
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Is White Chocolate Real Chocolate? The Answer Is Complicated
White chocolate has a different flavor, ingredient list, texture, and melting point than milk or dark chocolate -- but it still counts as chocolate.
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Make The Most Decadent Canned Cinnamon Rolls With Just A Few Extra Ingredients
A viral TikTok video hack takes premade cinnamon rolls from just good to fluffy game changers. Find out how to transform canned rolls into a cafe indulgence.
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This Underrated Seasoning Will Take Scrambled Eggs To The Next Level
Have you ever considered adding MSG to your scrambled eggs? This easy seasoning twist will give them a huge umami boost and make them super flavorful.
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Here's What You're Really Eating When You Crack Open A Can Of Haggis
Haggis is hard to come by in the U.S., and many Americans have never tried it. But what, exactly, is this Scottish staple, and why isn't it stateside?
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The 2-Ingredient Snack That'll Cool You Off All Summer Long
If you need something cool and tasty to eat on a hot summer day, the zesty flavor of cucumbers seasoned with ranch powder is the perfect go-to.
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The Bubbly Addition You've Been Missing For Fluffy Scrambled Eggs
Adding a little bit of seltzer water to your scrambled eggs before cooking makes them airy and fluffy in a way that milk or plain water just can't do.
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The Quesadilla-Inspired Upgrade For Vegan Hummus Wraps
Cold hummus wraps can get boring after a while. If you want to upgrade your hummus wrap, why not toast it to make something like a quesadilla?
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The Original Cheesesteak Sandwich Was Missing A Crucial Ingredient
It may come as a surprise to know that the original cheesesteak sandwich was missing something fans look at as crucial to its construction: cheese.
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The One Extra Step That'll Make Canned Frosting Taste Homemade
If you take regular canned frosting one step further by whipping it, you'll end up with a creamy, light topping that complements any baked good.
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What Exactly Is That Green Stuff Inside Lobsters?
Tomalley is a green, pasty substance that is found in the body cavity of a lobster. It's considered a delicacy, but some people avoid eating it.
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A Tortilla Is The Answer To Your Late-Night Pizza Needs
If you've got a hankering for pizza, but there are no pizza spots open, don't worry - with just a few items from your pantry, you can make pizza in no time.
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Is Pickle Juice Really The Answer To Your Hydration Woes?
Pickle juice can be used as a tool to hydrate when you need it most, but don't go chugging the stuff quite yet. It's not a good solution for everyone.
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Does NYC's Tap Water Actually Make Its Bagels Better?
Many people say the water is the secret to NYC bagels. But could the water really be the difference between bagels made in New York and ones made elsewhere?
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Why Duke's Mayonnaise Has A Cult Following In The South
It's no surprise that Southerners take mayonnaise very seriously. For countless cooks and eaters in the South, Duke's is the only mayo worth using.
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The Fruits That Give A.1. Sauce That Extra Punch Of Flavor
Surprisingly, A.1. Sauce's recipe includes two kinds of fruit. We examine how these sweet ingredients contribute to the sauce's signature flavor.
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The Wasabi On Your Sushi Probably Isn't Real
You might never have thought twice about the little green blob of wasabi that always comes with your sushi ... and it's probably not actually wasabi.
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You'll Never Suspect What Sweetbreads Actually Are
If you hear the term "sweetbread" and think it's a sugary confection best suited for dessert ... well, we've got some surprising information for you.
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Yes, People Are Actually Eating Cicadas This Summer
People are eating cicadas. Yes, that is happening - cicada enthusiasts have been deep frying the bugs, roasting them, topping pizzas with them, and more.
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The Best Cheeses For Midnight Snacking
Love cheese and hate waking up in the middle of the night hungry? Then we have good news for you: Cheese can help you fall back asleep, especially these kinds.
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Why Your Cheese Is Wet When You Open It
It might be concerning to open a sealed package of cheese and find that it feels wet, but don't worry. It's safe to eat, and there's a reason for that wetness.
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How Hairy Chinese Tofu Gets That Infamous Furry Coating
Hairy tofu, known as mao doufu in China, might look like it's gone bad, but it's safe to eat. Here's how this delicacy ends up furry-looking.
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Do Cotton Candy Grapes Really Taste Like The Iconic Sweet?
Do cotton candy grapes actually taste like cotton candy? As someone who's had them plenty of times now, I can say the answer is yes -- for the most part.
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The Illegal Fruit That Looks Like A Banana And Smells Like An Orange
Banana passionfruit is beautiful and has a unique flavor. However, this beauty can become quite the beast, which is why it's become outlawed in certain places.
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