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  • Cocktail with ice melting

    The Easy Ice Trick Every Home Bartender Needs To Keep Cocktails Cold And Undiluted

    Nothing is worse than mixing a cold cocktail only to have it watery and diluted minutes later. Here's an easy ice trick to keep your drinks flavorful and cold.

    By Karen Hart 8 months ago Read More
  • mocha latte in a green mug on wooden chest

    16 Sweet Ways To Use Chocolate In Your Morning Coffee

    You can instantly boost the flavor of your morning coffee by adding simple ingredients. Take a look at some sweet ways to add chocolate to your morning brew.

    By Sarah Moore 8 months ago Read More
  • several people clinking beers

    Here's The Best Way To Open A Beer Without An Opener

    There's no quicker way to harsh a buzz than to reach for a cold one and not be able to open it. If you don't have an opener, try this method instead.

    By Nikita Ephanov 8 months ago Read More
  • Ree Drummond, the Pioneer Woman, stands in front of a sign with her brand's name

    Ree Drummond's Favorite 'Lifelong Comfort Meal' Is A Simple Chicken Dish Full Of Flavor

    We all have those comfort foods that we just can't get enough of. For culinary personality Ree Drummond, it's this delicious, classic chicken dish.

    By Sonora Slater 8 months ago Read More
  • Strawberries on a plate

    There Might Be Bugs In Your Fresh Strawberries — Don't Panic

    The last thing you ever want to see before you eat fruit is a bug crawling out of it, but that can happen with strawberries. But here's why you shouldn't panic.

    By Camryn Teder 8 months ago Read More
  • Starbucks counter with menu

    Is Starbucks Considered Fast Food?

    It can be difficult to categorize places that share elements of many different restaurants. This includes interpreting whether Starbucks is fast food or not.

    By Dhruv Trivedi 8 months ago Read More
  • Deep fried futomaki rolls

    Futomaki Is A Traditional Sushi Roll With Deep Roots And Big Flavors

    If you're a fan of sushi and you want to try something different, keep your eyes open for this unique roll from western Japan's Kansai region.

    By Adam Raphael 8 months ago Read More
  • A closeup of nachos supreme

    The Gross Reason You Should Avoid Gas Station Nachos (If You Aren't Already)

    Gas stations are a key part of commuting across America, but some of their food offerings can be a bit suspect. That goes double for gas station nachos.

    By Eugenia Lazaris 8 months ago Read More
  • Two raw steaks displayed side by side.

    Delmonico Steak Vs Ribeye: Here Are The Key Differences

    You might have wondered what the differences between Delmonico and ribeye steaks are, as they have similar characteristics like thickness and marbling.

    By Nikita Ephanov 8 months ago Read More
  • Broken up dark chocolate bar

    Can Dark Chocolate Really Help You Sleep? It's Complicated

    You may have heard that eating dark chocolate can help you sleep. Is this just a myth? The answer isn't as simple as you might wish it to be.

    By Eloise Rollins-Fife 8 months ago Read More
  • Two racks of barbecue ribs on a wooden cutting board next to a bowl of barbecue sauce

    Why You Might Feel Sweaty After Eating Barbecue

    Ever gone a bit too heavy on the barbecue and felt a little sick after? Maybe you've even felt like you were sweaty? Well, there are some theories on why.

    By Molly Wilson 8 months ago Read More
  • 5 bottles of condiments on yellow background

    14 Chain Restaurant Condiments You Can Find At The Grocery Store

    If you have a favorite chain restaurant, you most likely love its condiments. Take a look at some chain restaurant condiments you can buy at the store.

    By Stephanie Mee 8 months ago Read More
  • Rows of beer bottles

    For The Cheapest Case Of Beer In America, Head To The Prairie State

    There's nothing better than a cold one after a long day. The only improvement to this is buying the cheapest case of beer in America from the Prairie State.

    By Julia Mullaney 8 months ago Read More
  • Slow cooker with vegetables to the side

    This Old-Fashioned Chicken Dish Is The Vintage Comfort Food Your Slow Cooker Was Made For

    Vintage foods are often of the "how did they eat that" variety, but this chicken dish could break into your rotation if you use your slow cooker to make it.

    By Crystal Antonace 8 months ago Read More
  • Composite photo showing wrappers for Caravelle, Seven Up, and Snik Snak Stiks along with a Dynamints box

    12 Classic Candies From The '70s We Wish We Could Have Back

    Some classic candies are better left in the past, but these are 12 from the '70s that we wish we could have back to munch on in modern day.

    By Suzanne S. Wiley 8 months ago Read More
  • airy pancakes drizzled with honey

    The Old-School Breakfast Trick That Gives Your Pancakes Their Fluffiest Texture Yet

    If you want an old-school twist to your pancakes, try making flannel cakes. You can make your basic pancakes fluffier by mixing in a simple ingredient.

    By Nikita Ephanov 8 months ago Read More
  • Gin and tonic in a glass

    Why Tonic Water Pairs So Well With Gin

    If you've ever taken a sip of a gin and tonic and marveled at how the two beverages seem so perfect for one another, here's why that is, according to an expert.

    By Camryn Teder 8 months ago Read More
  • Chili crisp on vanilla ice cream

    14 Savory Toppings That Will Take Ice Cream To A New Level

    If you're looking for alternatives to sweet ice cream toppings, then try a savory twist. Everything from chili crisp to olive oil can upgrade simple ice cream.

    By Brianna Persons 8 months ago Read More
  • matcha cake on plates

    Do Matcha Desserts Contain Caffeine?

    Matcha is a powdered green tea with a unique flavor that many people love to incorporate in baked goods. Does that mean matcha desserts have caffeine?

    By Mathieson Nishimura 8 months ago Read More
  • Bottles of Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ sauce

    How Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ Sauce Cooked Up Its Legendary Name

    Sweet Baby Ray's has become an iconic part of American barbecue history, and the brand had its memorable name before it had even become a brand.

    By Andrew Amelinckx 8 months ago Read More
  • Bowl of Lucky Charms

    Why Aren't Cereal Marshmallows Soft Like Regular Ones?

    Cereal marshmallows are crunchy before they come into contact with milk. Here's the deal with their texture difference compared to soft, squishy marshmallows.

    By Hilary Wheelan Remley 8 months ago Read More
  • A picnic board set up on a blanket

    5 Important Food Safety Tips For Your Next Picnic

    The best picnic spread is a healthy, food-safe one. Follow these essential tips to make sure your bringing the freshest, safest food to the great outdoors.

    By Adam Raphael 8 months ago Read More
  • Handfuls of red pistachios

    Why Were Pistachios Dyed Red? The Odd Reason You Never Knew

    There was a time when pistachios were bright red in color rather than pale green. Here's why they were dyed and what eventually led to end of the practice.

    By Eloise Rollins-Fife 8 months ago Read More
  • Homebrew beer in glass with barley and equipment

    11 Mistakes Ruining Your Homemade Beer

    Homebrewing can be a great hobby, but it can be hard to make a good beer. Take a look at the most common mistakes when making beer at home and how to fix them.

    By Felicia Lee 8 months ago Read More
  • Healthy plant-based proteins

    12 High Protein Vegetables You Might Be Overlooking

    We don't normally associate vegetables with protein, but from broccoli to beans, these are easy choices if you're looking to pack more into your diet.

    By Grace Howarth 8 months ago Read More
  • a well-dressed gentleman having a sip of whiskey on the rocks in front of a brown curtain

    What's With All Of The Spitting At Bourbon Tastings?

    Spitting out bourbon at whiskey tastings is pretty standard, but it might seem strange to a newcomer. Here's what to know about this unspoken step.

    By Sean Pagnotti 8 months ago Read More
  • A spoon in a peanut butter jar

    The Sugar-Filled Peanut Butter Spread From The '70s Everyone Forgot About

    These days, there are plenty of different spreads on grocery store shelves. But does anyone else remember this brand of peanut butter spread from the 1970s?

    By Hanan Z. Naqeeb 8 months ago Read More
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