Move Over Caramel Apples, Caramel Grapes Have Entered The Chat
If caramel apples just aren't your thing but you still love the flavor of caramel paired with a sweet fruit, you might want to try caramel grapes instead.
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Never Forget This Vital Step Before Freezing Pizza Dough
Looking for the best way to freeze your extra pizza dough? Use this clever tip before you toss it in the freezer. Your future pizza will thank you.
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Shake 'N Bake Codfish Is The Only Way You'll Want To Eat This Seafood From Now On
Cod is a delicious and healthy fish, but frying it adds excess fat. Using Shake 'N Bake to bread and cook your fish will become your favorite way to cook it.
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Boxed Dump Cake Gets A Fall Twist With This Fresh Addition
Sometimes an extra step is all it takes to elevate your dump cakes, and you'll have an even richer flavor by using the fresh version of this autumn produce.
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The Beloved Frozen Burger Brand That Uses Just One Ingredient
Everyone recognizes this iconic frozen burger brand, but did you know its budget-friendly patties are pleasantly free of unnecessary fillers and additives?
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Give A Cheap Can Of Tomatoes Deeper Flavor With This Simple Tip
Upgrade that can of tomatoes you keep in the pantry with one ingredient you probably already have on hand to make the flavor fresher and more robust.
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Swap The Fries For This Frozen Potato Product In Your Next Poutine
Next time you make poutine, swap out the fries for another delectable potato ingredient that will bring the flavors and textures to life in a whole new way.
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The Company That's Really Behind The Avocados From Mexico Brand
With its catchy jingle, Avocados from Mexican has become a popular and recognizable produce brand. What company supplies the fruit that bears this label?
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Skip This Step When Making Hasselback Potatoes (You're Ruining Their Texture!)
For Hasselback potatoes with the perfect crispy edges and creamy interior, skip the step that some recipes call for; it's ruining your taters' texture.
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The Ultimate Guide To Choosing The Right Fat For Cooking Your Eggs
We consulted an expert to find out how different types of cooking fat can affect the taste of your eggs. Do you prefer a rich dairy flavor or more earthy notes?
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This Cozy Fall Bite Combines 2 Classic Comfort Foods In One Pot
Next time you're craving a warm, filling, starchy dish, put these two classic autumn favorites together in one pot for the ultimate sweater weather meal.
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The Possible Reasons Your Cake Batter Curdled (And How To Fix It)
There are a number of different reasons your cake batter might curdle. Luckily, we wrangled some expert advice to help achieve perfect bakes.
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Try This Genius Hack For Dinner Party Tacos Without Using Every Pan You Own
Taco Tuesday is undoubtedly one of the greatest days of the week, but it can be messy, so you should be using this hack to keep it manageable.
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15 Ingredients You Should Be Adding To Your Bologna Salad
While there is wisdom in the phrase, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it," it's best left out of the kitchen. So here are some ways to improve bologna salad.
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Ree Drummond's Broccoli And Cheese Casserole Gets A Yummy Twist With This Ingredient Tip
If you want to amp up your next casserole or even give it a bit of a stuffing-like consistency, there's one simple ingredient you can add to the mix.
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Give Chicken A Break And Fry Up Some Steak Fingers For A Change
You've certainly heard of chicken fingers, but have you ever considered swapping the chicken for steak? Here's how to make steak fingers yourself at home.
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Here's How Long You Should Infuse Honey For The Best Flavor
There are plenty of store-bought hot honey brands out there, but infusing honey yourself at home is a total game-changer. Here's how long you should infuse it.
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Don't Have A Springform Pan? This Hack Will Give You The Second Best Results
When a recipe calls for a springform pan, you don't always necessarily need one. Here's a simple hack you can use to get a similar final result.
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The Juicy, Old School BBQ Meat That Came Before Beef And Pork
Next barbecue, set the beef to the side and reach for an even more classic grilling option. It's a tougher meat than beef, but well worth the effort.
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Did Costco Discontinue This Fan-Favorite Bread Option?
Costco has too many products worth buying to name, but one of its best was this fan-favorite bread. However, to the sadness of its fans, it may be discontinued.
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Don't Toss That Dry Chocolate Cake — This Easy Trick Revives Moisture (And Flavor)
Save your delicious cakes from going to waste too soon with a trick that not only keeps them tasting fresh longer, but also levels up their flavor.
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Julia Child's Trick For Lighter, Fluffier Pumpkin Pie
Julia Child learned how to bake the fluffiest pumpkin pie from her Aunt Helen, and thankfully, you can recreate this recipe's magic with one clever mixing tip.
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Skip The Oven And Cook Your Next Chicken Pot Pie This Way
A good chicken pot pie is a simple, filling meal that warms you up no matter what. Next time, instead of the oven, use this kitchen tool to make one.
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Alton Brown's Secret To Flavorful Cabbage Adds An Irish Flair
Add a soft, honey-like taste to your cabbage just like Alton Brown does for an Irish-inspired flavor profile. All you need is one ingredient.
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Costco Discontinued This West Coast Food Court Item, But You Can Still Make It At Home
Costco's food court is legendary for its surprisingly delicious (and cheap) menu. This West Coast item may not be around anymore, but you can make it at home.
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No More Soggy, Slimy Mushrooms: Store Them Like This
Mushrooms are magical ingredients, able to accomplish many tasks and improve many dishes. If you buy too many, though, make sure you store them properly.
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Give Store-Bought Coleslaw A Spicy Twist With This Secret Ingredient
Say goodbye to forgettable coleslaw and mix things up by adding one delightfully spicy ingredient to amp up your typical store-bought slaw mix.
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