The Right Way To Store Fresh Produce Together
Treat your fresh produce to its best life in your fridge. Here's why you should store some fruit and veggies together - and others very, very far apart.
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Stories By Lauren Dozier
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Does Banging Your Sheet Pan Really Make Cookies Better?
You can definitely blow off some steam by slamming a sheet pan. Find out if the pan-banging method makes your cookies taste better than they already do.
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Don't Toss Your Stale Pound Cake, Make French Toast Instead
If you aren't sure what to do with your leftover pound cake, try this hack and turn it into French toast. Here's how.
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For Perfect Banana Bread Now, Stop Playing The Waiting Game
If you never seem to have ripe bananas when you crave banana bread, use this hack to make sure you always have some waiting in the wings.
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Turn Your Unused Coffee Into An Italian Icy Treat
Sure, you could drink that leftover coffee, but why not use those extra cups of joe to fuel a fantastic frozen dessert? It couldn't be easier.
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Club Soda Gives You The Fluffiest Waffles Of Your Life
Make your breakfast fluffier and wafflier. Find out how just a little club soda leads to the airiest waffles you've ever ironed in your life.
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Anthony Bourdain Considered One Of His Favorite New York Hot Dog Spots A Second Home
Anthony Bourdain had plenty of favorite food joints, and one of his favorite hot dog spots in New York was one that he called his second home.
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The Clever Butter Hack You Need To Try For Flakier Baked Goods
Incorporating cold butter into your pastry dough has never been easier thanks to a little help from a common kitchen utensil.
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The Story Behind Why We Call Soda A Soft Drink
Considering the carbonated bite of soda, it might seem odd that we call them "soft drinks," but there is actually a reason for that. Here's the whole story.
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Use This Overlooked Pantry Item To Bring A Foral Freshness To Coffee
To imbue your usual morning brew with fresh, floral notes, stock your coffee cart with this often overlooked item you likely already have in your pantry.
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Effortlessly Add Sweet And Tangy Notes To Muffins With One Sauce
You'll probably have plenty of cranberry sauce left over after your holiday meals if you've got picky eaters. Here's how to turn it into delicious muffins.
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Make Foolproof S'mores By Cooking Rice Krispies Treats In The Air Fryer
Whether you use store-bought or DIY, after you try this simple air fryer Rice Krispies treat s'mores snack hack, you'll definitely want to go back for s'more.
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The French Dessert That Made Julia Child Cry On Television
In an episode of "Baking with Julia," Child becomes visibly emotional after trying a dessert made by her guest, and we want to get our hands on this dish asap!
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The Pennsylvania Drink That Tastes Like Tree Bark, But In A Good Way
Made from distilled black birch sap, birch beer is a quintessential Pennsylvania soda that'll win over root beer lovers.
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The Origins Of The Classic Milky Way Candy Bar
The Milky Way bar is a classic - you've probably had a few in your time. But where did it all start? To answer that, we have to dive a bit back into history.
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Delaware's Version Of Chicken And Dumplings Looks A Little Different
Delaware's version of chicken and dumplings is probably similar to the one you know and love, however, its dumplings take a somewhat different form.
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The Hot Dog Focaccia Hack You Need For An Elevated Game Day Snack
The next time you serve hot dogs at a game day party, swap out the traditional bun for savory focaccia. Here's how (and why) you should try this snack hack.
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Avoid One Mistake In Particular When Making Chocolate Truffles
Chocolate truffles are decadent treats, but you could be making this crucial mistake when you're preparing them. Here's how to make your truffles taste perfect.
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How Long Do Deviled Eggs Last?
For safe snacking and ultimate flavor, you should be sure to time out your deviled egg prep properly. Here's how long you can expect them to last.
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How Milk Became The Official State Drink Of North Carolina
North Carolina is the home of some iconic beverages, such as Pepsi, Cheerwine, and Sun Drop. But here's why milk still reigns supreme in this state.
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The Ohio Ice Cream Parlor That's An Art Deco Dream
This ice cream parlor in Ohio, located in a former historic train station, still stands today in all of its original art deco glory. Here's where to find it.
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Why A Charles Dickens Novel Is An Important Part Of Steak And Kidney Pie History
You might not know it, but a Charles Dickens novel from 1836 is an important part of steak and kidney pie history. Here's how it all started.
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The Brilliant Technique Everyone Needs For Easy, Luxurious Tarts
Tarts are delicious with just about any kind of filling, but if you've been building them with the filling on top of the pastry, it's time for a new technique!
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The Crucial Tip To Follow For The Crispiest Roasted Pumpkin Seeds
Pumpkin seeds make for a simple, salty treat for snacking or can serve as a crunchy, textured topping. If you want them to be their crispiest, follow this tip.
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How To Tell If Your Butternut Squash Is Ripe
Before you pick out a butternut squash for your cold-weather comfort dishes, make sure you know how to tell if it's properly ripened or not.
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For Thicker Gravy Without Using Flour, Reach For Cornstarch
When you want flourless gravy that has the perfect velvety consistency, there's only one carbohydrate you need. Here's why you should reach for cornstarch.
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The History Of How French Silk Pie Became A Staple American Dessert
Apple pie is an American icon, although its roots date back to England. But French silk pie is a decidedly American creation, despite its European name.
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