What Has More Protein, A Hot Dog Or A Hamburger?
Can't choose between the hot dog and the hamburger at the summer cookout? No worries, since you should only be grilling the one offering far more protein!
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The State That Produces The Most Food In The US Might Surprise You
The United States of America is home to a lot of farmland, but the top food producer in the country is one state that you probably wouldn't expect.
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The Subtle Difference Between A Paper Plane Drink And A Broken Plane Drink
Paper planes (not the ones you throw) and broken planes (none of those either) share more similarities than just names, but the differences can be subtle.
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Why Dark Baking Chocolate Usually Costs More Than Milk Chocolate
Chocolate baked goods are excellent desserts. But you usually need dark baking chocolate, which is often more costly than milk chocolate. Here's why.
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Why Ree Drummond Swapped Her Kitchen Island's Stainless Steel Countertops For A Bougier Alternative
In her latest remodel, Ree Drummond, aka the Pioneer Woman, swapped out her classic stainless steel kitchen island for one made of marble.
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Here's Exactly How You Should Recycle Your Pizza Boxes (Even The Greasy Ones)
Wondering whether your greasy pizza box can be recycled or not? Before you trash the entire thing, learn how you can safely recycle it instead.
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We Can See Why No One Makes This Vintage Meatloaf Anymore
If you're perusing vintage recipes for new inspiration, we'd advise you to stay far away from this vintage meatloaf recipe that uses gelatin.
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When The Weekend Hits, Nigella Lawson Loves Indulging In This Decadent Breakfast
Want to start your weekend mornings like celebrity chef and entrepreneur Nigella Lawson? You just need to whip up this classic breakfast food.
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Possum-Flavored Candy Is A Thing, But Does It Really Taste Like Possums?
Possum-flavored candy canes certainly fall into the category of holiday gag gifts, but are they just a joke, or do they actually taste like possum?
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The Discontinued 2015 Filet-O-Fish Sandwich We Desperately Want McDonald's To Bring Back
One particular variation on McDonald's infamous Filet-O-Fish sandwich was a special spice blend that debuted in 2015, and we're still waiting for it to return.
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Does Rice-A-Roni Contain Pasta? Here's What's In The Box
Rice-A-Roni, the San Francisco Treat, has been a pantry staple for decades. In all that time, there's still confusion around whether pasta is in the box.
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Which Frosting Is The Most Popular For Wedding Cakes?
If you're wondering how you should frost your wedding cake, look to these popular picks that will hold up no matter what the weather on your wedding day.
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Paring Vs Boning Knife: The Differences You Need To Know
Paring knives and boning knives are two types of cutlery that may look similar at times, but they actually have very different uses. Here's what to know.
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Does It Matter If Your Beer Is Unpasteurized?
Ever wondered if all beers are unpasteurized? Does it even matter either way? The answer to this question isn't quite as simple as it might seem.
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This Is Stanley Tucci's Absolute Favorite Pasta Dish
Stanley Tucci has proven to be a true appreciator of Italian cuisine, which is why we take his favorite pasta dish seriously, although it may surprise you.
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White Vs Dark Chocolate: What's The Difference?
Chocolate may be one of the most popular confections, but there's still debate whether white or dark is better, and you may be wondering what the difference is.
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Here's How The Temperature Outside Affects Your BBQ Grill
If it's extra chilly outside in the winter or temperatures are soaring in the summer, don't expect your grill to function exactly as it does on milder days.
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The Georgia Restaurant With An Unusual Solution To Noisy Children
Children are going to be noisy at some point, but there's one Georgia restaurant that has made its own solution to the issue for people wanting to avoid it.
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Why Cornstarch Is The Missing Ingredient In Your Homemade Spice Mixes
DIY spice mixes let you control exactly what goes into the food you eat, including heat and salt levels. And cornstarch helps you make it that much better.
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Chinese Vs American Garlic: Why You Should Know The Difference
Most garlic falls into two categories: Chinese or American. While their flavors are subjective, there are a few differences to note when choosing between them.
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Kristen Kish's Favorite Breakfast-For-Lunch Is A Korean Stew That Packs A Potent Punch
Looking for a flavorful dish that you can throw together using whatever veggies you have in the fridge? You'll want to try Kristen Kish's go-to lunch.
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This Country Produces The Most Apples In The World By Far
The country that produces the most apples has a rich history of apple cultivation, where the fruit is enjoyed both for its taste and medicinal properties.
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Yes, Restaurants Are Allowed To Refuse Service. Here's Why
You know the signs that say "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone." But what exactly does that mean, and what are the limitations to this rule?
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This 17th-Century Rum Drink Only Uses 3 Ingredients, And You Can Still Order It Today
Many cocktails have fascinating histories, but there are few that date back to the 17th century. This historic rum drink can still easily be ordered today.
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10 Burger Myths That Fool Almost Everyone
Think you know burgers? From never pressing the patty to overcomplicated seasonings, we examine the myths that fool even experienced cooks.
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The Ingredient List Red Flag To Look For On A Jar Of Peanut Butter
Peanut butter is a pantry staple in households across the U.S., but many shoppers make the mistake of never looking at the ingredients list before buying a jar.
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The Rise And Fall Of This Old School Soda Proves The '90s Was The Golden Age Of Gimmicky Beverages
While many know the stories of now-discontinued soda fads, like Crystal Pepsi and New Coke, this drink may have slipped under your radar during the 1990s.
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