Food Network Star Antonia Lofaso's Spicy Take On The Chicken Washing Debate
Celeb chef Antonia Lofaso has a surprising take on whether or not she ought to wash raw chicken. But you may still want to skip the practice yourself.
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11 Dark Chocolate Bars, Ranked
Dark chocolate can be delectable if it’s not too bitter or overly sweet. We tried 11 bars to discover which deliver a satisfyingly rich, bold taste.
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Vintage Breakfast Food No One Eats Anymore
Breakfast may be the most important meal of the day, but that hasn't stopped these vintage dishes from falling off the radar over the years.
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Why Fast Food Restaurants Are Banned In Bermuda
If you're heading to Bermuda and hoping to grab a bowl of Wendy's chili or McDonald's fries on the beach, you're out of luck for a pretty simple reason.
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Julia Child Couldn't Hide Her Love For One Iconic Mayo Brand
Julia Child was an acknowledged master of French cooking for decades. Yet even she leaned on a favorite brand of store-bought mayo for her tuna fish sandwich.
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How To Turn Leftover Cornbread Into The Breakfast Of Your Dreams
Cornbread isn't just the perfect side for chili, barbecue, and collard greens; you can also turn it into an especially delicious breakfast dish.
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The Most Overpriced Foods At Aldi, According To Customers
Here are the most overpriced foods at Aldi, including items criticized by shoppers. To make the most of your budget, skip these items on your next trip to Aldi.
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Why The USDA Had A Problem With Wolfgang Puck's Frozen Pizzas
The USDA doesn't regulate whether pineapple shows up on pizza, but it definitely had a problem with Wolfgang Puck's frozen pizza line, until the law changed.
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How Bobby Flay Puts A Greek Spin On Burgers
Burgers aren't typically associated with Greek food, but Bobby Flay recently conjured a Greek-style burger for one of his many restaurants. Here's how.
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The Quickest Way To Thaw Fish From Frozen
If you know you're going to cook fish for dinner, it's best to let it thaw in the fridge the night before. In a pinch, this is a quicker way to get it done
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This State Produces The Most Rhubarb
Sour and vibrant rhubarb grows abundantly in cool, wet climates, which is why this American state produces more rhubarb than anywhere else in the U.S.
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The Japanese Pepsi Flavor That We're Desperate To Get In The US
Japan's food scene is abundant with unique spins on American classics. This Japanese-exclusive version of Pepsi is one we'd love to get our hands on.
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Bobby Flay's Favorite Hot Sauce Is Probably In Your Pantry Right Now
At the supermarket, there is an overwhelming number of hot sauce options. If you only buy one, here's the bottle you should get, according to Bobby Flay.
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Why Cafe Espresso Tastes Better Than What You Make At Home
Espresso is a whole different beast compared to drip coffee. If you're getting frustrated that your homemade espresso isn't as good as the cafe's, here's why.
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This Popular Coffee Chain Had Its Own Line Of Cereals In The '80s
Back in the '80s, Dunkin' Donuts' attention was fixed on more than coffee. The coffee chain had its eyes on breakfast cereal dollars. It didn't work out.
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The Seafood Restaurant Red Flag That Should Send You Running
No one wants to waste their hard-earned cash on a bad restaurant meal. If you have a hankering for seafood, here's the red flag to look out for when dining out.
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The Wartime Legend Surrounding The Origins Of Cappuccinos
The origin of cappuccino includes a 17th-century wartime legend, but the beloved coffee drink really owes its existence to 20th century technology.
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Meghan Markle Cuts A Perfect Pineapple, And We Should All Take Notes
Meghan Markle recently shared a deleted clip from her new Netflix show "With Love, Meghan" which has us rethinking our entire ethos around pineapples.
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One Of The Easiest Cheeses To Make At Home Is Also A Tasty Meat Swap For Your Dishes
Whether you're observing a meat-free diet or just want a fresh take on meaty dishes, there's a popular cheese that can swap for meat — and it's easy to make.
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Review: Popeyes New Wings Dry Rub Adds Great Flavor Without The Mess Of Sauce
Popeyes released four new dry rub flavors for its chicken wings. These dry rubs add bold flavors and heat for customers who love Popeyes wings.
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A Guide To All Of The Meats At A Brazilian Steakhouse
Brazilian steakhouses are famous for their huge portions of meat grilled on sword-like metal skewers. These are all the different meats you can try.
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You Only Need 3 Ingredients To Try The Unofficial Cocktail Of The US Open
The U.S. Open is famous for being one of the world's foremost tennis tournaments. In case you weren't aware, spectators enjoy this simple drink as they watch.
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How To Use Your Dishwasher To Keep Your Fridge Clean (It's So Easy)
Cleaning your kitchen can be a huge chore, but it doesn't always have to be so hard. Take advantage of your dishwasher the next time you deep clean your fridge.
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The Best Wines You Can Get At Trader Joe's For Under $20, According To Customer Reviews
Trader Joe's is an obvious budget-friendly place to buy wine, and if you know what to look for, you can score some delectable bottles for less than $20.
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For A Sweeter Homemade Pasta Sauce, Reach For These Famous Italian Tomatoes
A great final dish starts with high-quality ingredients. These are the tomatoes that make all the difference in a balanced pasta sauce, according to a chef.
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Why Is It Considered Dangerous To Eat Apple Seeds?
Urban legend and parental anxiety tells us to avoid the dangers inherent to eating apple seeds. The truth about apple seeds is somewhat less hysterical.
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11 Old-School Pasta Dishes Hardly Anyone Eats Anymore
Whether because they were a product of their time or just don’t appeal to modern palates, these vintage pasta dishes have disappeared over the years.
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