The Strangest Food Recalls In US History
Food recalls occur for a number of reasons to protect consumers. While some are more standard, others are downright strange. Read about them here.
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The Biggest Pasta Salad Mistake To Avoid This Summer
Many assume that making pasta salad is just as easy, and just a chilled version of other dishes, but there is one step you want to add in to ensure success.
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How To Reheat Cabbage Rolls So They Taste Good As New
Cabbage rolls can be eaten cold, but there is a in important step to take to ensure reheating will keep them as deliciously comforting as when first cooked.
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13 Items You Should Avoid At Aldi, According To Reddit
While Aldi is beloved for its quirky snacks and good deals, there are some items you should never buy, according to Reddit. Here’s what to avoid.
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The Genius Way Ina Garten Stops BBQ Ribs From Drying Out On The Grill
Cooking ribs on the grill makes them deliciously smoky, but they can easily fall apart. Ina Garten has a foolproof way to get the best results every time.
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Why Tupelo Honey Is So Expensive
Tupelo honey, celebrated in song and film, is sweet, fruity, and costs a pretty penny. Why, exactly, is tupelo honey so pricey? The answer: location. And bees.
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Regional Convenience Store Chains We Wish Were Everywhere
Good convenience stores aren't always hard to find, but these local favorites are so great that we wish everywhere in the United States had one.
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The Best Way To Keep Cast Iron Seasoned Is Also The Easiest
Cast iron pans need to be seasoned, but the process isn't as complicated as it sounds. The best way to keep cast iron seasoned is actually pretty simple.
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How To Make Homemade Ice Pops As Soft As Store-Bought Ones
Ice pops, but make 'em creamy. Whip up velvety smooth homemade frozen popsicles that taste as good as the store-bought stuff with a sprinkle of this ingredient.
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Why Guy Fieri Is Being Sued By A Winner Of His Own Food Network Show
Diners, drive-ins, and lawsuits. Get all the details on what one of Guy Fieri's Food Network show winners is alleging of the Mayor of Flavortown.
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One Major Dairy Recall Led To Multiple Hospitalizations And 2 Deaths
This dairy recall was wide-reaching and lasted a very long time. Food recalls don't always result in fatalities, but this one unfortunately did.
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The Only Time You Should Store Tomatoes In The Fridge
Whole tomatoes should be kept upside down on the counter but there a few reasons only to break that rule and store them in the fridge instead.
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Your Local Cracker Barrel Might Start Looking A Lot Different (And Not In A Good Way)
Cracker Barrel is famously struggling to stay afloat in this economy, but the new CEO has ushered in a new interior design that has customers upset.
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Does Adding Ice Last For A Frozen Cocktail Make It Stay Cold Longer?
Frozen cocktails are a summer staple, but they aren't as fun once they've melted. Does adding ice last before blending really keep it cold longer?
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The Dessert Princes William And Harry Ate 'Every Weekend' Features A Store-Bought Ingredient
Prince William and Prince Harry's favorite childhood dessert is, surprisingly, based on a store-bought ingredient (and relatively cheap to make).
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How To Easily Fix An Overcooked Burger
Despite your best intentions, that juicy burger patty can quickly become dry and overly charred if left on the grill for too long. Here's how to fix it.
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Why Does Tonic Water Taste Like That?
Whether you love it or hate it, there's no denying that tonic water has a very unique taste. That bitterness is actually coming from a natural ingredient.
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Why Your Pasta Salad Doesn't Taste Like What You Get At The Deli (And How To Fix It)
No matter how hard you try, it seems like your homemade pasta salad is no match for the deli-made variety. But your kitchen skills aren't the culprit.
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How To Clean The Cooler You Accidentally Let Mold All Winter Long
Whipping out a cooler is a sure sign you're gonna have a good time in the sun, but that first time opening it can be a moldy surprise. Here's how to clean it.
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What Professional Chefs Keep In Their Knife Rolls
If you're considering putting together your first knife roll, you may be wondering what the pros keep inside. Here's what the experts have to say.
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Why Your Kitchen Drawers Stink And What You Can Do About It
You can clean up spills, wipe down counters, and scrub stovetops, but sometimes the culprit of yucky kitchen odors is living inside your drawers and cabinets.
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Stop Overcooking Corn On The Cob With This Simple Method
Corn on the cob can be an easy side or main dish, but as simple as it is to prepare, it can also become quickly overcooked, but this tip will help.
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We Tried The Cheapest Beer At Trader Joe's To See If It's Really As Bad As Customers Say It Is
Trader Joe's is known for offering affordable, high-quality products, but customers claim this beer isn't one of them. We decided to put that to the test.
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The Rare Purple Honey You Can Only Find In North Carolina
There is a purple-hued honey that is only found in a certain area of North Carolina, but beekeepers can't predict when their bees will produce it, or why.
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Why You Shouldn't Always Keep The Grill Closed When Cooking Burgers
Let's finally try to settle this by asking a professional chef: should the grill be open or closed when cooking up some juicy hamburger patties?
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The No-Bake Vintage Cake That's Perfect For Hot Summer Days
No one wants to turn on the oven when the sun is beating down and the weather couldn't be hotter. That's why you need this cool vintage no-bake cake recipe.
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How Much Caffeine Is In A Cup Of Matcha?
Matcha definitely still gives you a buzz, but how much caffeine is in this bright green beverage? Spoiler alert: It probably has more than you think.
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