The Key To Melting Cheese For The Ultimate Nachos
There are a few factors that go into properly melting cheese for ooey-gooey nachos, but the most important thing? It boils down to using citric acid.
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What Happens If You Over-Muddle Fresh Herbs?
It's so easy to muddle fresh herbs, so it's also a common mistake to over-muddle them. If you get overzealous when mixing your cocktail, this is what happens.
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How To Order An Italian Beef In Chicago
An Italian beef sandwich is simply thinly cut roast beef that's been long simmered in a seasoned beefy au jus, but there's a whole lingo to know when ordering.
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Here's How Long You Can Store Open Wine In The Fridge
The lifespan of wine depends the exact type and on how you store it, but a handful of tips will help you keep any wine fresher for longer in the fridge.
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Can I Grill On My Apartment Balcony?
Nothing says summer like firing up the grill and putting on some burgers? But can an apartment dweller grill on their balcony? Well, the answer is complicated.
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Cut Up Hot Dogs To Make BBQ Burnt Ends On A Budget
Love burnt ends but not keen on the price of brisket? You can still get your fix with a cheaper meat alternative. All you need is a pack of hot dogs.
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How To Make The Perfect Crispy Smash Burger At Home
There's no reason why the smash burger you make for yourself at home can't taste as good as a restaurant hamburger. Try these tips to up your burger game.
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This Is Disney's Worst Drink, And Everyone Is Obsessed
EPCOT's Club Cool doesn't require a membership, but there is an initiation of sorts: Drinking Coca-Cola's Beverly soft drink. And it's no easy feat.
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Did The Real Life Chef Boyardee Really Cook For A President?
Yes, Chef Boyardee was indeed a real person. And he lived a very fascinating life, with some believing he even cooked for a certain U.S. President.
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Chicago's Favorite Hot Pepper, The Sport Pepper, Explained
All of the ingredients of a Chicago-style hot dog are more or less readily available in every grocery store across the U.S., save one of them: sport peppers.
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How Starbucks' Medicine Ball Became A Menu Staple
Over the years, longtime patrons of Starbucks have fallen in love with medicine balls. No, not that round piece of gym equipment -- the hot beverage!
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What's The Difference Between Italian Ice And Shaved Ice?
Both Italian and shaved ice can serve as the ultimate summer treat. However, other than that, what makes the two icy snacks similar -- or different?
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Here's How Long You Can Store Yogurt In The Fridge After Opening
As a fermented food, it can be hard to tell when yogurt goes bad, but following time estimates and proper storage can help it stay fresh until you finish it.
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It's Time To Start Drinking This Wine With Doritos
Think that fine wine has to be paired with fancy food? Think again. Master Sommelier Catherine Fallis suggests you should pair riesling with Doritos.
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The Ingredient That Sets A Black Manhattan Apart From The Original
Several fun twists on the classic Manhattan cocktail have gained prominence over the years. One such variation is the delightfully complex Black Manhattan.
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Boozy Tips For Living Más At Taco Bell Cantina
Taco Bell Cantinas differ from standard Taco Bells because they serve alcohol. Here are our tips for getting the most out of your Cantina visit.
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Why You Should Be Storing Ripe Bananas In The Fridge
Bananas may be a temperamental fruit, but the key to keeping them nice and ripe is to store them in the refrigerator at the right time. Here's why.
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Review: Red Lobster Crabfest 2024 Won't Reel In New Fans
Red Lobster has been struggling recently. A new attempt at offering the once-popular Crabfest is an attempt to pull in new customers. We reviewed the menu.
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The Key To Cooking Pizza On The Grill Is All About The Crust
A high-heat grill produces a deliciously crisp pizza crust, but only if you follow our advice for cooking and assembling your grilled pies properly.
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What It Means To Get Your Sub 'Mike's Way' At Jersey Mike's
The sub chain Jersey Mike's has a wide range of sandwich fixings to choose from. However, it's most renowned for its special "Mike's Way preparation.
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How To Muddle Mint Without All The Proper Cocktail Equipment
If you're making a mojito or other mixed drink that requires muddled mint, fear not. According to an expert, you don't need any fancy cocktail-making equipment.
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The Exact Time McDonald's Switches From Breakfast To Lunch
Many of us have pulled up to McDonald's for lunch only to find that we're too early. Here's what time McDonald's switches from breakfast to lunch.
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Here's The Difference Between Lox And Smoked Salmon
Lox and smoked salmon may be often used interchangeably, but there are actually some noticeable differences between the two types of salmon beyond their names.
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Do Truffles Really Need To Cost So Much?
In the food world, it rarely gets more fancy than truffles. Such a seemingly simple ingredient can cost an extravagant amount, but why exactly
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Avoid These Mistakes When Storing Canned Goods, According To An Expert
Here's how to avoid a bunch of mistakes when it comes to storing canned goods. From not storing in the right place to improper canning, we've got you covered.
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How Long Does An Opened Package Of Beef Jerky Really Last?
Beef jerky may be sturdy, but it doesn't last forever, and knowing how to store it in the pantry, fridge, or freezer will help you enjoy it for longer.
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6 Fruits And Vegetables That Are More Hydrating Than We Thought
Step aside watermelon and cucumber! Here are some other delicious fruits and vegetables that pack a terrific and healthy level of hydration.
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