We Call Them Danishes, But The Pastry's Real Name Points Outside Of Denmark
Despite their name, Danishes aren't actually from Denmark, which is why you wouldn't hear a local ordering one by that name.
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There Are So Many Kinds Of Avocados — So Why Is The Hass King Of Them All?
There are over 500 varieties of avocados available in the world, and yet the Hass is the most popular, for several good reasons.
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What Is The Difference Between Choux And Puff Pastries?
Choux pastry and puff pastry may look very similar, but they couldn't be more different in how they're made and in which type of recipe they would be used.
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Booze-Infused Cake Pops Are A Treat You Can Make Right At Home
Upgrade your cake pops with booze for a delicious sweet treat. It's a great way to combine dessert with your favorite spirit or liqueur.
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How To Tell If Your Fast Food Meal Is Actually Fresh
There's nothing worse than opening up a fast food order only to find that it is past its prime. Here's how to make sure your burger and fries are always fresh!
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Why Are Premium Hot Dog Brands More Expensive?
When shopping for hot dogs for your summer barbecue, you might notice that premium options like Nathan's Famous are more expensive. There's a main reason why.
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The Actual Difference Between Crepes And Pancakes
While crepes and pancakes are both tasty treats often served at breakfast, they're not as similar as many people assume: here's the difference.
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The Croissant Etiquette Rule You Didn't Realize You Were Breaking
If you think politely eating croissants is difficult enough already, we have some bad news. You might be making an etiquette mistake without even knowing it.
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The History Of The Bundt Pan Is More Fascinating Than You Think
Bundt pans are a favorite of home bakers because they make any cake look beautiful. The history of this pan is just as captivating as the cakes it produces.
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Why Exactly Is Mustard So Yellow?
Mustard is made from ground seeds, which range from white to brown to black in color -- so why is the condiment so yellow?
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Why Mexican Coke Is Considered To Be Superior To American Coca-Cola
A lot of people swear that Mexican Coke is better than its American counterpart. There are a couple of reasons why this might actually be true.
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Chefs Recommend 5 Ricotta Substitutes For Lasagna, And 2 You Should Always Avoid
Lasagna is typically made with ricotta cheese. But if you're looking for a substitute, these are some expert-approved options to use (and some to skip).
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Does McDonald's Have Hot Chocolate On Its Menu?
A hot chocolate from McDonald's was an affordable but decadent treat, but you may be wondering if it's still on the menu and available at all locations.
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The Prep Step That Makes For Far Better Meatloaf
While there are numerous meatloaf recipes out there, this one simple prep step is bound to make your meatloaf moister, tastier, and more uniform.
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The Papa Johns Dipping Sauce People Are About To Be Bathing In
Have you ever thought something was delicious enough to bathe in? Well, Papa Johns has taken that quite literally with this new, limited-edition product.
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The Unexpected Oil That Will Level-Up Your Pasta Game
Flavored and infused oils are a great way to elevate pasta dishes. But there's one unexpected oil that works especially well.
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The Sugary Soda That Belongs On Your Next Pork Chops
Pork chops can easily turn out dry or bland -- but marinating the meat with one sugary soda will elevate both the taste and texture.
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The Fast Food Chain With An Entire Menu For Frozen Custard
Frozen custard isn't the most popular dessert option around. However, one fast food chain still dedicates an entire menu to frozen custard.
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Did A Trader Joe's Customer Seriously Just Hatch Their Store-Bought Eggs?
With eggs in short supply, one workaround is to raise your own chickens. This Trader Joe's customer hatched several chicks from store-bought, fertilized eggs.
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What To Know About The 5 Mother Sauces Of French Cooking
You'll find five classic mother sauces in French cuisine, which can all be used as the base for countless others. Here's what you need to know.
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Why Hmong Food Is So Popular In Minnesota
Hmong dishes boast an incredible array of flavors, textures, and colors. This, however, isn't the only reason why Hmong food has become so popular in Minnesota.
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Chocolate Recalls That Affected Millions
Recalls are never fun, especially when it comes to a favorite treat like chocolate. These are some big chocolate recalls that affected millions of people.
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Carbon Vs. Stainless Steel Woks: What's The Big Difference Anyway?
There may not seem like there is a difference when choosing between a carbon or stainless steel wok, but each are unique depending on what you are cooking.
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Why Aldi's Aisles Are Filled With Shipping Boxes
New shoppers at an Aldi store might be surprised to find aisles lined with shipping boxes rather than organized display shelves, but there's a good reason.
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The Sad Death Of The Grapple: The Apple And Grape 'Marriage'
This hybrid fruit seemed like a tasty idea at first but was quickly marred when consumers began questioning the chemical process the apples underwent.
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You Can Make Gorgeous Designs On Pastries Even Without Proper Stencils
An easy way to decorate beautiful pastries, cakes, and cookies is to use simple stencils but you don't have to spend a lot of money buying them.
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The Easy Tip Martha Stewart Suggests For Saving Money On Oil
Extra-virgin olive oil is great for everything from sauteeing and marinating, to making sauces or baking, but with so many uses it can be expensive to replace.
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