The Perfect Place To Toss Your In-Flight Meal Scraps Without Bothering The Attendants
Flights can be stressful affairs, especially when you're trying to clean up your tiny space after your in-flight meal. Next time, toss your scraps here.
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Why You Shouldn't Add Baking Soda To Homemade Beans
You may have heard that adding baking soda to your beans will eliminate that horrible post-dinner gas. However, there's an important reason why you shouldn't.
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Never Use A Metal Knife To Cut Avocados. Here's Why
Have you been using a metal kitchen knife on your avocados? This major kitchen mistake can cause them to go bad faster. Here's what to do instead.
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The Potentially Toxic Chemical That Makes Jamaica's National Fruit Illegal
The national fruit of Jamaica is used in so many of the nation's classic dishes, but this fresh fruit can be so dangerous, you won't find it in the U.S.
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This Vintage French Dessert Is Simpler Than Expected To Make
This elegant, vintage French dessert is a summertime staple in many parts of France, and best of all, it's so much easier to make than it looks.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Favorite McDonald's Order Isn't A Burger
Giada De Laurentiis is known for her excellent Italian-American cooking, but she also indulges in fast food and has a favorite McDonald's order.
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How Exactly Does Microwavable Rice Work?
Microwavable rice might seem like a miraculous shortcut for a sometimes frustrating cooking task, but how can rice be perfectly cooked in under two minutes?
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Paul Hollywood Deemed This Iconic American Snack 'Disgusting' And We Don't Know How To Feel About It
Paul Hollywood is known, and beloved, for being outspoken when it comes to baked goods, but his hatred of an iconic American snack is downright shocking.
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While Most Popcorn Is Gluten-Free, Here Is Where It Gets Tricky
In its simplest form, popcorn is a delicious and gluten-free snack; however, things get more complicated when you consider how popcorn is made.
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Dive Into The World's Oldest Cookbook And Enjoy 4,000-Year-Old Recipes In Your Own Home
Everyone has their favorite recipe passed down from earlier generations, but the oldest cookbook in the world actually goes back 4,000 years.
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What's The Most Hydrating Fruit?
If you're in desperate need of hydration during the hot summer months, choose this large, yummy fruit with the highest amount of water content.
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Why Gordon Ramsay Thinks This Root Vegetable Is The Most Underrated Food
Gordon Ramsay is an expert when it comes to underrated ingredients, and he says that one root vegetable is delicious and doesn't get its due.
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Flour Vs Corn: Which Tortillas Are Best For Oven-Baked Tortilla Chips?
Everyone loves a good tortilla chip, especially freshly made ones hot from the oven. If you need to decide between flour and corn, here's what you should know.
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Why Your Breakfast Egg Muffin Bites Keep Turning Out Soggy
Breakfast egg muffin bites are a fun, tasty start to the day, but they can come out soggy at times. Here's what's making your egg muffins too watery.
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How Ina Garten Came To Be Known As The Barefoot Contessa
Chef, cookbook author, and TV host Ina Garten has been known as the Barefoot Contessa for so long that you may not know how she earned herself the nickname.
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The Best Buffets In Las Vegas For Breakfast
Las Vegas may be known for its casinos, but it also has some of the country's best buffets. Here are the top options you need to check out in Sin City.
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Is It Ever Actually OK To Drink Olive Oil Straight?
Ever have the craving to take a straight shot of your favorite olive oil? Well, we finally found out if it's okay to take a swig right out of the bottle.
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A Creative Travel-Size Trick For Spices That You'll Actually Use
It can be difficult to travel with your most-loved spices. Use this small solution so you can easily bring along spices in your luggage or even in your pocket.
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The 8 Best Old School Wheaties Athlete Boxes
Celebrating athletic achievements, Wheaties cereal has put legendary sports stars front and center since 1934. Here are some of the most historic athlete boxes.
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The Surprising Addition To Make Bisquick Taste Just Like A McDonald's Pancake
Craving some McDonald's Hotcakes after the chain's breakfast hours end? No worries, just add this surprising ingredient to some Bisquick mix for a quick dupe.
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How Much Juice Is In A Single Lime? (Hint: It's Less Than You Think)
When it comes to recipes that include citrus juice, it's hard to know how many fruits to pick up from the store. This is how much juice is in a single lime.
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The Worst Maki Sushi Roll Is Arguably The Most Famous
Everyone has their favorite sushi roll, but some are way better than others. Find out why this popular maki roll is the worst sushi you could order.
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The Food Eating Contest That's Turning Heads
Hot dogs have long been a go-to food for eating contests. However, college campuses, clubs, and other communities are turning heads with a new twist.
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The Notable Differences Between UK And US Diners, According To Gordon Ramsay
Gordon Ramsay knows about the behavior of restaurant customers on both sides of the pond. He says these are the key differences between U.K. and U.S. diners.
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How Long To Bake Eggs For The Perfect Jammy Yolks
If you love a good jammy egg yolk, not quite firm and not quite runny, you've likely wondered how to get them there in the oven. Here's how long to bake them.
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The Right Type Of Tonic For Your Next Espresso Tonic
An espresso tonic is refreshing on a hot summer day. Find out about the best type of tonic you should use and how to make this drink at home.
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What You Should Know About Farm-Raised Fish
Farm-raised fish is one popular option for seafood at the grocery store or fishmonger. Here's what you need to know about buying quality farm-raised fish.
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