How Fast Food Restaurants Can Make Food So Quickly
Cooking food takes time, yet fast food drive thrus don't seem affected. How is it that fast food restaurants can serve their products so quickly?
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5 Worcestershire Sauce Brands To Buy And 7 To Avoid
These are the best and worst Worcestershire sauce brands out there that you can buy from the grocery store, based on reviews and some ingredients.
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If You Enjoy Beer Outside This Summer, You Might Just Become A Mosquito Magnet
Drinking a cold beer outside on a warm, summer's day is one of the pleasures of life. However, this boozy habit could turn you into a mosquito magnet.
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The Louisiana Creole Restaurant That's A Popular Haunt For Locals And Spirits Alike
This historic restaurant in Old New Orleans has a table set with bread and wine for the ghostly permanent resident that was once the owner.
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The Difference Between Blended And Single-Origin Chocolate
The chocolate aisle at the grocery store can be a confusing place. Among all the labels, what is the difference between blended and single-origin cocoa?
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Transform Mac And Cheese With This Savory Sandwich Leftover
Transform your classic macaroni and cheese recipe by mixing this into the comforting casserole, or as a delicious and savory topping.
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Why Costco's Kirkland Signature Maple Syrup Seriously Irks Shoppers
Costco has great products in its Kirkland Signature brand, but customers are seriously irked with the problems stemming from its maple syrup.
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How To Properly Store Sourdough Bread So It Stays Fresh For Longer
Whether you’re baking sourdough or buying it at the store, it’s important to store it the right way so it stays fresh. We asked a pro baker for some tips.
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Here's What Makes Popeyes Chicken Taste So Good
Popeyes chicken is just so delicious, and the brand keeps the recipe for it a secret, revealing very little. But here's what we do know about it.
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What's The Difference Between Light And Dark Soy Sauce?
Time for some soy sauce science: There are more differences between light and dark soy sauce than just color. And "light" and "lite" soy sauce aren't the same.
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Why Wendy's Fish Sandwich Isn't Available Year-Round
Wendy's does not serve a fish sandwich year-round. However, the chain has a good reason for only serving its fish sandwich during certain months of the year.
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It's Easier (And Cheaper) Than You'd Think To Make Baja Blast Right At Home
Swipe left on that spendy food delivery app. Easily mix your own Baja Blast at home with the three ingredients that will make tropical blue magic in your cup.
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The Easiest High-Protein Breakfast That You Can Meal Prep
Looking for a tasty high-protein breakfast that you can meal prep in advance? This option is easy to make and endlessly customizable.
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11 Best Drip Coffee Makers Of 2025, According To Reviews
Coffee aficionados will know, there are many different ways to make your cup of Joe. We take a look at how the best drip coffee makers on the market stack up.
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The Cheap Vinegar You Should Keep In Your Pantry For A Flavorful Drizzle
Vinegar is an invaluable resource for imparting complexity to a wide variety of meals. This vinegar, in particular, is one you should reach for often.
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How Often You Really Need To Clean Your Gas Stovetop
Gas stoves are a popular appliance in American households, but they do need to be cleaned regularly. How often do gas stoves actually need cleaning?
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Does The 5-6-7 Rule Actually Make A Perfect Medium Burger Every Time?
We reached out to an expert to find out if the 5-6-7 rule of determining a burger's doneness was accurate or if there was a better way.
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Potato Chips Or Something Else: What's The Deal With Pringles?
If you open a bag of regular potato chips, you'll find a bunch of irregular shaped slices of fried potatoes, but Pringles are uniform for a good reason.
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The Forgotten Starbucks Drink Size That Needs To Make A Return
Starbucks is known for its unique way of ordering drink sizes, but there's one size that seems to have gotten lost in the shuffle we wish would make a return.
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Are Sprouted Onions Safe To Eat And Cook With?
It may look alarming when onions start to sprout, but are they actually safe to eat or do you need to toss them? Here’s what you need to know.
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How Long You Should Really Cool A Cake Before Frosting It
Properly waiting for a cake to cool before you can frost it is not for the impatient, so we consulted a decorating expert to find out how long to wait.
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Frito-Lay Recalls That Affected Millions
Just like any other major food company, Frito-Lay has been forced to recall a long list of products over the years for the sake of public health.
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The Staggering Number Of Filet-O-Fish Sandwiches McDonald's Sells During Lent
Fish is a hot commodity during Lent and fast food chains like McDonald's take advantage of high demand. How many fish sandwiches does it usually sell?
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The Unique Ohio Restaurant That Lets You Dine In The Comfort Of A Bank Vault
It often isn't enough to have fantastic food at your restaurant. If you want to stand out, you have to provide ambiance. This Ohio restaurant understands that.
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Wendy's Brand New Chicken Sandwich Is Packing Some Heat
Wendy's just fired another shot in the fast food chicken sandwich wars with their latest creation. This one stands out among the flock with its spicy flavor.
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Here's The Energy Drink With The Most Caffeine
For those that require an infusion of energy that coffee can't provide, there are a number of energy drinks to choose from. But which deliver the most caffeine?
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Should You Be Adding Vodka To Your Meat Marinade?
Many meat marinades alcohol, but each work differently so we asked executive chef Russell Kook if we should be using vodka in our meat marinade.
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