Do You Really Need To Wash Your Bananas?
If bananas are peeled, why would anyone need to wash them? The truth is that you may want to consider rinsing off this fruit before eating it. Here's why.
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Tupperware Brand Sadly Files For Bankruptcy. Is This An End Of An Era?
The iconic Tupperware brand has filed for bankruptcy due to waning sales and high debt. The company hopes to restructure to a more digitally focused market.
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Add Corn To Your Crème Brûlée And Thank Us Later
For the best crème brûlée you've ever had, use corn during one essential step in the prep process. It's the perfect flavorful twist on a classic dessert.
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The Best Toppings For Potato Soup Are The Scraps You Were Planning To Throw Away
Potato soups are full of flavor on their own, but they pair well with several toppings, from bacon and cheddar cheese to those scraps on your cutting board.
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Ben & Jerry's Is Releasing Coconut-Flavored Ice Cream Inspired By Kamala Harris
Outspoken ice cream brand Ben & Jerry's is teaming up with MoveOn.org to release a new ice cream flavor in honor of Kamala Harris. And they're going on tour.
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The Proper Stirring Method For The Best Possible Scrambled Eggs
Learn how to make the best scrambled eggs by using the proper stirring method. Explore tips for perfectly creamy and delicious scrambled eggs with this guide.
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Swap The Salt In Your Tuna Salad For The Ultimate Umami Upgrade
Switch out the salt in your tuna salad for a tasty, umami, Japanese ingredient that will make your salad instantly more interesting -- and delicious.
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Deep Frying Potato Gnocchi Will Take Your Pasta To The Next Level
Try a whole new twist on a classic pasta by deep-frying gnocchi. You can eat fried gnocchi as an entree or switch things up and serve it as a side.
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Ina Garten's Easy Baking Tips Yield Perfect Muffins Every Time
Ina Garten shares four new tips that help her achieve muffins that are uniform in size, cooked to perfection, and sprinkled with a topping of sugar crystals.
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Your Fried Green Tomato Sandwich Is Begging For A Spread Of Pimento Cheese
A fried green tomato sandwich is a summer staple, but there's one ingredient you should totally be adding to it: pimento cheese. Here's why it just works.
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The Fancy Burger Upgrades Bobby Flay Can't Stand
Professional chefs tend to go big but when it comes to Food Network star Bobby Flay, he keeps it simple especially when it comes to crafting the perfect burger.
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The Best Time To Shop At Costco To Avoid The Biggest Crowds
Costco is wildly popular -- with good reason -- so at peak shopping hours, the store can get all kinds of crowded. For a low-key experience, visit off-peak.
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McDonald's McFlurry Cups Are Getting Sustainable New Packaging
McDonald's has changed the McFlurry's packaging as the company moves towards more sustainable products. The plastic dome is replaced with a four-flap lid.
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The First Jack-O-Lanterns Weren't Made Out Of Pumpkins
The ubiquitous Jack-O-Lantern seen at Halloween is an American staple. But this scary carved gourd has it's origins in ancient history and Irish folklore.
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What Sets A Kansas City Strip Steak Apart From A New York One?
Kansas City and New York City might feel like two different places, but their steaks are fairly similar. Here's what makes these cuts stand out.
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A Brief History Of Pumpkin Spice
Pumpkin spice is more than a fall-lover's fad -- it's part of American history. Here's how far back it goes, and why it will probably outlast us all.
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Bake Delicious Oatmeal Raisin Cookies With Duff Goldman's Pro-Tip
These tips from Duff Goldman will help you avoid oatmeal cookies that taste and feel like granola bars, and instead give you a moist, chewy final product.
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5 Canned Fruits You Actually Need In Your Pantry
Canned fruits are treated like the low-quality cousin of fresh fruit, but they're actually great in many dishes. Here's 5 worth having in your pantry.
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The Secret Ingredient That Makes McDonald's Fry Oil So Flavorful
Each fry is perfectly salted and has a unique flavor that is unmatched by other, competing chains. So what's the secret behind McDonald's french fries?
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Brazilian Lemonade Is The Creamy Citrus Drink That Requires No Juicing
If you love lemonade, Brazilian lemonade is a must-try. Creamy, sweet, and refreshing, we break down the details of this delicious drink.
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How Publix Became A Southern Grocery Staple
In addition to groceries, the beloved Florida chain offers fresh bread, a deli counter with Cuban-style red beans and rice, and great customer service.
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Rolled Oats Vs Steel Cut: The Pros And Cons Of Each Variety
Learn when to use rolled oats and when to use steel-cut oats in recipes. Here's why one variety is better suited for certain meals over the other.
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How To Store Avocado Oil For The Longest Possible Shelf Life
It's nice to keep a variety of oils on-hand so you can use them for your various cooking needs, so here's how to store avocado oil for the longest.
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Why Donuts Are Considered Breakfast Food In The US
Donuts may be a breakfast staple in the States these days, but that wasn't always the case. Here's how the little pastry became a breakfast favorite.
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The Most Perfect Cuts Of Steak According To Anthony Bourdain
Anthony Bourdain could always be relied on for his strong culinary opinions. Naturally, the beloved chef and author had a thing or two to say about steak.
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Why Meatloaf Is Topped With Ketchup
The classic American dish meatloaf is usually topped with ketchup before it's baked, but why is that? Let's discover the reasons for this topping.
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What Sets Key Limes Apart From Standard Limes?
In terms of taste, key limes are slightly more bitter than standard limes. This is just one difference between the two. So let's dig into the pulp of it.
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