How Much Of Your Average Beer Is Just Water?
Your favorite beer is full of flavor, body... and a lot of water. Learn why H20 has been a crucial ingredient in brewing beer for centuries.
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Why Is Organic Produce So Expensive Anyway?
Organic labels are everywhere as people avoid suspicious chemicals in their diet in favor of something more natural, but why is everything organic so expensive?
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Everything Milk Has To Go Through Before Hitting Shelves
Grabbing a carton of milk to pour into your breakfast cereal is probably something you do without a second thought, but there's a whole lot more to it.
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The Women Who Brought Chili Con Carne To San Antonio
If you love chili, you can thank a group of enterprising women for promoting it in San Antonio, Texas. Learn the history of the legendary Chili Queens.
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Don't Throw Away The Tags From Bread Bags — Here's A Hack To Reuse Them
Hit a sustainability snag with your bread bag tag? Check out how to repurpose those colorful plastic bag clips to keep them in motion, and not in the ocean.
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10 Canned Vegetables Chefs Want You To Avoid
Vegetables are a staple of most diets, but when it comes to canned veggies, the buyer should beware. Chefs explain which preserved veggies to avoid.
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According To TikTok, You Can Make Wendy's Ghost Pepper Ranch Sauce At Home
If you're a fan of heat, Wendy's Ghost Pepper Ranch sauce is a hit. According to TikTok, it's not actually all that hard to make your own version at home.
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The Cheaper Prime Rib Swap Alton Brown Prefers
You want high-quality meat, right? Not necessarily, at least according to author, director, and "Good Eats" host Alton Brown.
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Here's Why Beef Jerky Is So Expensive
As far as convenient, savory, and filling snacks go, it's hard to beat beef jerky. But those bags don't come cheap. Here's why beef jerky is so expensive.
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This Unexpected Fact About Oranges That'll Have You Questioning Their Name
Oranges have a long history involving old trade routes, and it's a pretty interesting one. There's also an unexpected fact that puts the fruits in a new light.
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How To Use Your Kitchen Shears For More Than Just Cutting
If you get creative, your kitchen shears can easily become one of your most-used cooking tools. Here's how to take advantage of everything they can do.
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Who's Buying Those Seeded Grapes At The Grocery Store?
Seedless grapes have become so common that most of us probably forgot these fruits ever had seeds. So, who is buying those seeded grapes at the grocery store?
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Why Some Teas Make You Sleepy (And Others Wake You Up)
Unlike coffee, which always wakes you up, tea can either give you a boost or put you to sleep. But why does tea have such drastically different effects?
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12 Tips For The Juiciest Burgers You've Ever Tasted
A juicy burger can be a real treat, but it's not always easy to make one at home. Here are some tips to create a perfect burger in your own kitchen.
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What's The Difference Between A Wedgie And A Calzone?
Though they both represent offshoots of the pizza shop, wedgies and calzones are separated by their cultural backstory, preparation, and appearance.
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The Best Way To Grill Shrimp For The Juciest Results
If you want to learn how to grill shrimp like a pro, our barbecue expert has just the tips to help you turn out perfectly juice and flavorful shrimp.
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Is Frozen Prime Rib Really Just As Good As Fresh?
Frozen food gets a bad rap sometimes, yet the word on the street is frozen prime rib is just as good as the fresh kind. Is that actually true?
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Turn Ketchup Into A Bold BBQ Sauce With Just Two Extra Ingredients
Barbecue sauce can be complex to make but you can get the same results but just adding two simple ingredients you already have to ketchup.
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A Beginner's Guide To Korea's Trendy APT Drinking Game
The viral song "APT." a collaboration by Rosé, a member of the popular k-pop girl group BLACKPINK and Bruno Mars has helped popularize a Korean drinking game.
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The Clever Way To Store Your Dutch Oven Without Taking Up Too Much Space
Dutch ovens are amazing to cook with, but can quickly become cumbersome and inconvenient to store, but these creative tips will help.
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Ina Garten Has A Better Way To Store Your Knives
Knives are a vital tool in any kitchen. Ina Garten has a simple storage tip that helps to keep them in the best possible condition.
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Here's The Hottest Of All The Taco Bell Sauces
Taco Bell has a wide range of sauces to choose from -- including mild and hot. But which sauce from the fast food chain is the hottest to taste?
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What A Coffee Scale Does That A Regular Old Kitchen Scale Can't
A coffee scale might just seem like another gizmo to take up space on your counter, but they do have a few functions that will up your brew game.
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The Brand Behind Longhorn Steakhouse's Famous Bread
One treasured item on the Longhorn Steakhouse menu is the honey wheat bread, and some wonder where else they can find it, or if they can make it themselves.
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What Is The Actual Flavor Of Tin Roof Ice Cream?
Some ice cream flavor names are obvious while others are more cryptic. But, what exactly is tin roof ice cream made from and where does it get its name?
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Why People Used To Eat Pasta With Their Hands In Naples
Eating delicious Italian pasta usually involves the perfect fork twirl. However, once upon a time, people in Naples ate pasta with their hands.
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Why Five Guys Exclusively Uses Peanut Oil To Make Fries
Five Guys is all about using peanut oil for its food, especially when it comes to their french fries. Here's why the franchise prefers cooking with peanut oil.
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