Table Manners And Etiquette Are Quite Different - Here's How
Table manners and dining etiquette may go hand in hand, but they're not one in the same. What's the difference between these eating essentials?
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Why Do You Need To Knead Bread Dough?
Kneading bread dough is an essential for almost every bread recipe, but what does this physical act do to encourage the dough to proof and rise?
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How To Easily Open A Stuck Jar Lid Without Breaking Your Arm
Opening a stuck jar lid is an unfortunately common experience, but there are a few fabulous tricks that will loosen up that top in a few minutes or less.
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Coca-Cola Is A Proven Cure For One Medical Condition
Coca-Cola is used as a home remedy for anything from an unsettled stomach to a dirty toilet bowl, but it has been clinically proven to cure one strange issue.
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The Type Of Tuna You Should Avoid If You're Watching Your Mercury Levels
Mercury can be a concern when it comes to eating any seafood, but there are some varieties of tuna that are much more dangerous than others.
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The New York Restaurant Where George Washington Celebrated His Revolutionary Victory
What better way to celebrate sending the British packing than with a strong drink and a good meal? Here's where George Washington did just that.
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Old-School Side Dishes Almost Everyone Has Forgotten About
There are lots of reasons why certain foods fall out of popularity. But many of these forgotten old-school side dishes deserve a comeback.
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The Dark History Behind Drinking Wheatgrass
Is a shot of wheatgrass really any more sinister than a spinach smoothie or beet juice? How wheatgrass juice became popular is actually a pretty sordid tale.
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Frothing Milk For A Homemade Latte? These Are The Milk And Dairy Alternatives You Should Avoid
Foaming milk for your latte at home never quite lives up to coffee shop expectations, so we asked a former barista which dairy and alternative milks foam best.
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The Pickled Fish Martha Stewart Loves As A Late-Night Snack
When Martha Stewart gets a late-night snack craving, what does she reach for? Not one of her own creations, but instead, she adores this traditional fish meal.
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The Country That Exports The Most Candy Is Smaller Than Montana
Candy is a popular treat in nearly every part of the world, but some countries contribute far more sugary confections to the global market than others.
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The 3 Ingredients Required For A Simple Yet Tasty Honey Mustard
Sure, you can buy a bottle of ready-made honey mustard from the store, but there really isn't any reason to. Homemade honey mustard is so easy to make.
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The Culver's Menu Item That's Been Disappointing Customers Since 2023
Customers used to love this menu item at Culver's, until 2023 when they changed the core ingredient, and people have been complaining ever since.
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Wait, Almond Extract Isn't Made Out Of Almonds?
Almond extract, which lends a potent, sweet flavor to cookies, cakes, and other baked goods, actually isn't made from almonds, and the source will surprise you.
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The Simple Dressing Mistake That Ruins Homemade Coleslaw
Coleslaw is a creamy, tangy side for barbecue and other summertime meals. Wish yours tasted better? There's a reason for that, but it's also an easy fix.
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The 3 Ingredients Required For Easy Homemade Cookie Dough
If you want simple cookie dough, it doesn't take a lot of time or resources to make. You just need three ingredients. You can also make this dough safe to eat.
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The Overnight Prep For Effortless Monkey Bread In The Morning
Deliciously caramelized, sweet, and sugary monkey bread feels like a special occasion dish, but that doesn't mean it needs to be hard to make.
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Look No Further Than Your Snack Drawer To Amp Up Scrambled Eggs
If you're tired of plain and boring eggs, this is the hack for you. With improved texture and flavor, your scramble is transformed into something exciting.
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What Should You Do When There's A Fly In Your Wine?
While fruit flies are commonly seen near open wine, the etiquette of how to handle it is different in a restaurant than you would probably do at home.
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Making Heads Or Tails Of How To Grill Lobsters Whole
Whole lobster is one of the most impressive seafood dishes of the summer, but it can be a bit intimidating so we asked an expert how to grill it properly.
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The Vintage Sandwich Anthony Bourdain Seriously Hated
For as much as Anthony Bourdain loved a staggeringly wide variety of foods, there is also a long list of dishes that he hated -- including this sandwich.
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Spot This On An Italian Restaurant's Drink Menu And You're Probably At A Bad One
There are many qualities to consider when determining if you're at a good Italian restaurant, but according to an expert, the drink menu will be the tell.
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10 Popular Cheeses That Aren't Vegetarian-Friendly
You can definitely find vegetarian cheeses in markets. But, you might be surprised to learn that the following types of cheese aren't vegetarian-friendly.
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The Secret To Amazing Potato Salad Is This Classic Seafood Seasoning
Give us potato salad and tell us you love us. But add this seafood seasoning, and have everyone scrambling for the potato salad at your next backyard barbecue.
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The Soup Mix Matthew McConaughey Adds To Burgers For Extra Flavor
This season, your burgers are gonna taste alright, alright, alright. Add Matthew McConaughey's favorite soup mix and grill up flavor for days.
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The Worst Bonne Maman Preserves Flavor Leaves A Lot To Be Desired
We would spread Bonne Maman on everything if we could. But one flavor of the brand's preserves left an entire category of fruit to be desired.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Ordering A Steak Between Temps
There are worse sins than well-done steak. If you're down to sixteenths of a degree when it comes to your steak temp, be cool with a little chef-friendly math.
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