Why Are Japanese Knives So Expensive?
Japenese chef's knives cost a premium price, but when you discover what goes into their creation, the expensive cost makes a lot more sense.
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What Is Rum Typically Made Out Of?
Whether you're sipping on a piña colada or a mojito, that rum had a long journey before it got to your glass. Here's why rum has such a distinct taste.
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You Might Not Have Tasted This Under-The-Radar Southern Soda, But 5 Presidents Have
The regional beverages of the American South are some of the best in the country. In fact, one soda has been sipped by five U.S. presidents.
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Stop Throwing Away Your Fast Food Receipts And Start Reaping Rewards
If you've been throwing your fast food receipts away, get ready to feel serious pangs of regret. You could be missing out on some amazing rewards.
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The World's Only Michelin-Starred Japanese Steakhouse Is Not In Japan
Steakhouses are popular in Japan, where meaty luxuries like Kobe and wagyu beef reign, but the only Michelin-starred Japanese steakhouse can't be found there.
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The North Carolina Ice Cream That's Almost Too Hot To Handle
This ice cream shop in North Carolina has some dangerous flavors. Some of them are so spicy that you'll need to sign a waiver before you try them. Here's why.
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Yes, There Is A Proper Way To Store Canned Beer
Whether you're buying a four-pack of tall boys from a craft brewery or a case of your favorite budget brew, you'll want to store your canned beer the right way.
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The US State That's Responsible For Growing The Most Apples
The United States produces millions of bushels of apples each year, and the state that grows the most is one you might not expect. Here's what to know.
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The Best Way To Cook Cold Vs Warm Water Lobster
Cold water and warm water lobsters are unique yet equally tasty. If you want to get the most out of these crustaceans, learn the best way to cook them.
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How To Determine Whether Or Not To Drain Canned Vegetables
Canned vegetables are a blessing for home cooks who value convenience, but knowing whether to save or toss the preserving liquid can be confusing.
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When Choosing A Midnight Snack, Bobby Flay Goes For A Breakfast Favorite
Celebrity chef Bobby Flay might cook intricate dishes at his various restaurants, but for a late-night nosh, there's one breakfast bite that's his go-to.
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How To Make Teriyaki Sauce With Just 2 Ingredients
When you're in the mood for teriyaki, there's no need to raid your pantry for a ton of ingredients. You really only need two to live your best saucy life.
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To Save Money, Should You Buy Pasta Sauce Or Make It From Scratch?
Many people enjoy making homemade pasta sauce because it tastes better than the store-bought kind, but whether you'll save money depends on a few factors.
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Should You Be Tipping When You Eat At A Fast Food Restaurant?
When picking up your favorite fast food meal, you might be met with the option to add a tip. If you're wondering whether you should, here's what to know.
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