The Reason Some Water Tastes Better Than Others
No matter what some might say, water absolutely has a taste, and some water just tastes better than others. Here's everything you need to know.
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14 Vintage Kitchen Trends We Can't Wait To See Come Back
From the Space Age design of the 1960s to the iconic tile flooring of the 1920s, we take a deep dive into our favorite retro kitchen designs.
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The Unique, Traditional Way Grapes Are Grown In Greece
On the Santorini islands in Greece, winemaking culture thrives despite the harsh climate, because grapes are grown into a uniquely protective shape.
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What's The Highest Protein Item At Wendy's?
Wendy's is one of the biggest fast food chains in America, but what's the highest protein item on its menu? The answer may (or may not) surprise you.
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Banish Soggy Sweet Potato Fries With This Pantry Staple
There's nothing more disappointing than soggy sweet potato fries. Fortunately, you probably have the solution to crispy fries in your pantry already.
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The Pretty Hue Of Savannah's Historic Olde Pink House Restaurant Was A Complete Accident
Located in lovely, haunted Savannah, Georgia, The Olde Pink House offers a lot of history and good food behind its pink-hued walls.
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How Much Caffeine Is In A Shot Of Espresso Vs A Cup Of Coffee?
Espresso might technically more concentrated than coffee, but does that actually translate to having a higher caffeine content? Here's a comparison.
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Why Is Sticky Rice Green? The Secret Behind Its Vibrant Hue
If you've ever been presented with mango and sticky rice at a Thai restaurant, you might wonder what gives some variations of the dish a pleasant green hue.
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Can You Microwave Fast Food Wrappers?
When reheating fast food leftovers, chances are you'll pop them right into the microwave in their original packaging, but is this really a good idea?
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There Are 18 Million Reasons There's No Dunkin' In Canada
It seems strange that there are no Dunkin’ locations in Canada, but there used to be, until a lot of donut drama brought that to a screeching halt.
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The Toughest Day Of The Year To Get A Last-Minute Restaurant Reservation
Dining in at a restaurant is a luxury and so is a last-minute reservation. But on this holiday, you might not be able to do either; you'll need to plan ahead.
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Oatmeal 101: What's The Difference Between Old-Fashioned Oats And Rolled Oats?
With so many oat terms lingering in the grocery store, we're unpacking the differences between rolled and old-fashioned oats to aid your oatmeal journey.
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Your Sous Vide Is The Easy Way To Make Fresh Cheese
Cheesemaking is a notoriously difficult and time-consuming process that can feel intimidating to newcomers. Your sous vide is the key to an easier path.
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Whatever Happened To Blimpie Sandwich Chains?
The Blimpie sandwich chain was opened in Hoboken, New Jersey in 1964 and opened over 2,000 locations across America. Today, they're harder to find.
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What Was The Very First Cookbook Ina Garten Wrote?
Celebrated culinary writer Ina Garten has had a fruitful career. Her success can be traced back to her first cookbook, which launched her into the limelight.
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How To Toast Saffron For Maximum Flavor
Chances are good that you've had saffron seasoning a dish at least once. If you're looking to make your own, here's how to toast this red spice to perfection.
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What Exactly Is Costco Next?
Costco memberships are packed with all kinds of perks and bonuses, enough that you may not know about some of the best, such as Costco Next.
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The Best Substitute For Chartreuse (And Where To Buy It)
Chartreuse is a uniquely tasty alcohol, but unfortunately it can be difficult to come by. Luckily, there are some decent substitutions, according to an expert.
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What's The Purpose Of The Red Ring Around Bologna?
While most higher quality bologna will come with an edible rind, cheaper brands will have a bright red ring made of plastic or similar material. What is it for?
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Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Knife Was His Secret Weapon In The Kitchen
Anthony Bourdain had no qualms being candid about cooking. While the late chef discouraged cooks from knife sets, he strongly recommended this chef's knife.
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The Scientific Reason Coffee Could Make You Sleepy
A cup of coffee is a lifesaver when you need a quick boost in the morning, or later. But you might notice that sometimes, it makes you sleepy.
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These Are The Best Oreo Flavors Ever Made
Oreos have been a classic cookie for over a century. The original Oreo is a star, but the brand has evolved to include other flavors. Here are the best.
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Acorns Are The Versatile Ingredient You Should Be Cooking With
Acorns aren't just a food source for squirrels; they're an ancient and nutritious staple worth incorporating in your next project in the kitchen.
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14 Types Of Regional Burgers
Love burgers? From green chile cheeseburgers to the olive burgers of Michigan, we survey some of the most unique regional burgers in America.
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Añejo Vs Reposado Tequila: What's The Difference?
Before you grab any old bottle of tequila off the shelf, you should know the differences between añejo and reposado so you know how to enjoy it best.
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The Famous Rapper Who Owns A Slew Of Checkers Restaurants
The famous rapper who owns a slew of Checkers restaurants says he used to love eating there when he was a teenager. He also owns several Wingstops.
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Which Countries Drink The Most Coffee?
Find out which countries come out on top in a battle of the world's biggest coffee drinkers. Plus, discover just how much coffee these countries drink per day.
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