Quiche Vs. Tart: What's The Difference?
Quiches and tarts both have lovely crusts, delicious fillings, and many variations, but they are actually distinct dishes. Here are all the differences.
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Here's What Country Eats The Most Chocolate In The World
Everyone loves chocolate, but this country consumes more chocolate than any other. Its a country that's firmly enmeshed in the history of chocolate itself.
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We Tried And Ranked 28 Lindt Lindor Truffle Flavors
Just in time for Valentine's Day, we tried and ranked Lindt Lindor truffle flavors from worst to best, and we tried to hit every flavor we possibly could.
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The Unexpected Powder You Need For Thick And Flavorful Soup
Great, delicious soups require plenty of ingredients, but when you are desiring a thicker version, you'll want to grab this unusual sounding product to add.
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The 5 Global Influences Found In Peruvian Food
Peru is home to some outstanding food thanks in no small part to the various culinary influences from around the world that have impacted it.
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The Steak You Need For Copycat McDonald's Steak, Egg & Cheese Bagels
Nobody makes a breakfast sandwich quite like McDonald's, but when you desperately want the Steak, Egg & Cheese sandwich at home, this is the meat you'll need.
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The Type Of Canned Meat You Should Avoid At All Costs
Vienna sausage can be a tasty snack in a compact can. But their size hides some nutritional red flags. Learn why you should avoid this canned meat.
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What Happened To Little Debbie Fudge Brownies
For some of us, little chocolate brownies covered in candy just isn't cutting it. Find out what really happened to Little Debbie Fudge Brownies.
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The Unexpected Way Restaurants Can Subtly Make You Spend More
Music can add ambiance to dining out. It can also add to your expenses for the meal. Find out what a study discovered about music and meals.
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For Next Level Cornbread, Reach For An Unexpected Tool
Sure, baking cornbread in a cast iron skillet is great, but when you want even quicker, crispier cornbread, try cooking it in this unexpected appliance.
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Can You Borrow A Costco Membership Card To Shop?
Love Costco's selection and prices? Well, unless you're a card-carrying member, most of them are now off-limits. Learn about Costco's new membership policy.
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Are Sofrito And Salsa The Same Thing?
Some people confuse sofrito and salsa because they both have tomatoes, onions, garlic, and peppers in common but they both have a purpose in cooking.
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What Does It Mean When Chicken And Eggs Are 'Pasture-Raised'?
Understanding what goes into the pasture-raised label can help you make more informed choices at the grocery store when selecting chicken and eggs.
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The Guacamole Alternative You Can Pour Right On Tacos
Guacamole's cousin is similar in color to the popular dip but instead of being thick and chunky, it's a tangy, slightly spicy sauce that's pourable.
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The Easy Way To Give Macaroni Salad A Tasty Protein-Packed Lift
Adding canned tuna to your macaroni salad not only elevates the flavor, offering complexity and savory depth, and gives a protein punch.
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For A Hassle-Free Taco Night, Use One Frozen Shortcut
You don't have to make everything from scratch for a taco night that really wows. Use one frozen ingredient for a filling that's as delicious as it is easy.
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Why Hard-Shell Tacos Are So Controversial
When is a taco not a taco? For some aficionados, a hard shell immediately dispels taco authenticity. We review both sides of the argument here.
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Guy Fieri's Flavortown Tailgate Was More Chaotic Than The Actual Super Bowl
In NOLA for the Super Bowl, I arrived at Guy Flavortown Tailgate expecting to be in and out. My experience never prepared me for the frenzy of Fieri's fans.
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The Best Trader Joe's Snack Is So Good We Ate The Whole Bag In One Sitting
Pinning down one Trader Joe's snack that rises above the rest seems impossible to do, but here at The Takeout, we did. This one was our favorite.
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5 Canadian Liquors You May Want To Stock Up On
With the tariffs on Canadian goods set to go into effect in early March, it might be smart to stock up on these five Canadian liquors while prices are low.
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The Absolute Best Cheese To Use On A Tuna Melt
What's a tuna melt without plenty of melty cheese? A sad, warm tuna sandwich. That's what. Here are the best cheeses to use, according to an expert.
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How Old Is Wendy From Wendy's, Anyway?
Wendy is the face of the fast food chain Wendy's with her red pig-tails and old-fashioned dress, but how old is Wendy actually supposed to be?
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Kataifi Vs Baklava: What Is The Actual Difference?
These two desserts are both popular in the Mediterranean region and throughout the Middle East, but what makes them different from each other?
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A Popular Discontinued McDonald's Menu Item Is Finally Returning
It's time rejoice for McDonald's menu fans, as a long-awaited fan favorite is finally returning to the line up, which means a second item is also coming.
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Why Is It Called A Dutch Oven, Anyway?
In case you weren't already aware, Dutch ovens are an incredibly useful piece of cookware to have in your kitchen. But why is it called a Dutch oven?
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Deli Meat Recalls That Affected Millions
There have been many deli meat recalls over the years, but some of them have affected more people than others. These are the ones that affected millions.
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What Is The Best Ratio Of Coffee Grounds To Water?
If you're struggling to get the right flavor in your coffee despite investing in good quality beans, it might be time to adjust your coffee to water ratio.
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