4 Of Anne Burrell's Most Memorable Food Network Moments
Anne Burrell appeared on many Food Network shows, mentoring amateur cooks and competing against big-name chefs. These are some of her most memorable moments.
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Why The Ahi Poke Nachos Is One Of The Worst Dishes At Cheesecake Factory
The Cheesecake Factory menu is famously pretty extensive, so it stands to reason that one appetizer would fail to make an impression during Chowhound's ranking.
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Here's Why Tea Is Called 'A Cuppa' In The UK
The British are known for enjoying a strong cup of tea, so much so that they even have their own slang for it, often referring to it as a "cuppa."
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Fitted Vs Unfitted: What's The Difference Between These Kitchen Styles?
A fitted versus an unfitted kitchen is one design choice to make when remodeling or designing a kitchen. Here's the difference between these two styles.
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Stubborn Grease Is No Match For Grapefruit
There are plenty of natural cleaners that you can find in your refrigerator, and one of the best grease-busters actually comes in the form of a grapefruit.
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You Can Put Dark Chocolate In Your Tomato Soup, But Should You?
Dark chocolate may have a reputation as a decadent dessert, but does it mix well with savory dishes too? Here's how rich cacao affects your food.
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What Is A Costco Door? The Genius Home Feature Making Grocery Trips Less Tiring
No one likes lugging two weeks' worth of groceries through the front door. That's why everyone's jumping on board with the aptly named 'Costco door.'
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The Cheesy Recipe That Was Ree Drummond's Favorite To Film For Food Network
Ree Drummond's show "The Pioneer Woman" has featured her cooking a wide range of delicious dishes. This cheesy and decadent one was her favorite to film.
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What Is A Drop-Leaf Island (And Why Is It Perfect For Small Kitchens)?
The right kitchen furniture can tie the room together, and if you have a small kitchen, there may be no better purchase than a drop-leaf island. Here's why.
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Unique Grocery Stores In Every State You Need To Visit
These unique grocery stores in each state are worth seeking out as they not only offer distinct specialties, but some could double as cultural landmarks.
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The US State That Could Single-Handedly Keep Jell-O In Business
Jell-O has a special place in the hearts (and on the dining tables) of many Americans, but this U.S. state eats more Jell-O than any other by far.
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Why Mason Jars Are Your Golden Ticket To A Whimsical Backyard Barbecue
Mason jars are a rustic, all-purpose item with an array of kitchen uses. But they're also your golden ticket to a backyard barbecue with a whimsical vibe.
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The Classic Movie Theater Snack We Found Absolutely Repulsive
There are tons of great movie theater snacks, from popcorn to Raisinets, but as Chowhound found while ranking them, one isn't worth going to the concession for.
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Turn Store-Bought Vanilla Cupcakes Into A Churro Treat In Minutes
Store-bought vanilla cupcakes are helpful in a pinch, especially when you have no time to bake, but elevating them into a churro treat takes just a few minutes.
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The 2 Meaty Subway Menu Items You Should Combine For One Epic Meal
There are tons of great Subway sandwich options for meat lovers, but as Chowhound discovered, combining two of them makes for an even more delicious experience.
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31 Truly Hard Seltzer Flavors, Ranked Worst To Best
If you want to unwind by the pool or at a summer cookout, hard seltzer is great drink of choice. We ranked every Truly flavor to see which one hits the spot.
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5 Things You Need To Know Before Recycling Your Kitchen Appliances
If you want to recycle your kitchen appliances instead of disposing of them, there are several things you should keep in mind in order to do it correctly.
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Singapore Is Home To The World's Best Airport Dining, And We're Honestly Drooling
Airport food has a notoriously terrible reputation, but Singapore's Changi Airport is actually a hub for some fantastic international food options.
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Sushi Fans Might Remember This Unlimited Buffet-Style Chain That Once Graced The West Coast
The early aughts saw the rise of all-you-can-eat seafood restaurants, and it’s all thanks to this once-beloved sushi buffet chain that no longer exists.
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All The McFlurry Flavors McDonald's Has Ever Sold In The US
In the decades that have passed since McFlurries first hit U.S. McDonald's menus, a bunch of fun and unique flavors have been added to the chain's lineup.
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Every Single Cheesecake Factory Dessert Comes From These 2 Bakeries
The Cheesecake Factory's desserts are now available throughout the country, but surprisingly, all of the sweet treats originate from two American bakeries.
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We Can Never Let This Jell-O Potato Salad See The Light Of Day Again
Some vintage foods were awesome. Others were questionable, if not a total misstep. It goes without saying that jellied potato salad needs to stay in the past.
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Upgrade Your Coffee Bar With This Adorable DIY Mason Jar Hack
Every coffee lover deserves a coffee bar, especially one that looks good. Here's how you can take inspiration from Mason jars to create some DIY decor.
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The Worst Food You Can Overcook, According To Gordon Ramsay
It's no secret Gordon Ramsay has high standards in the kitchen, but there's one food the celebrity chef absolutely cannot tolerate when it's overcooked.
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12 Canned Soups That Totally Upgrade Mac And Cheese
Macaroni and cheese is delicious on its own, but you can upgrade it by adding a can of soup. Try using these canned soups to make a heartier mac and cheese.
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Use Grapefruit To Make Pots And Pans Shine Like New
Grapefruit is a great way to start off breakfast every morning, but this delicious citrus can also keep your pots and pans looking squeaky clean.
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This Delicious Floral Tea Is A Refreshing Way To Celebrate Juneteenth
Red foods and drinks are commonplace at Juneteenth celebrations, and this refreshing, ruby-hued floral tea that's rich in history is no exception.
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