The Costa Rican Resort That Caters To Every Coffee Need
If you are in the mood for a wellness retreat that will support your love affair with coffee, this resort in Costa Rica's cloud forest may be the place for you.
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Stories By Abby Smith
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For The Very First Time Ever Rice Has Been Successfully Grown In Space
Earth is not the only place where humans are looking to grow sustainable food sources. Now, rice has been successfully grown in space.
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The Taco Variety That's Uncommon In Mexico
Many Americans have a very specific image and idea of what a taco consists of. Here is the variety of the fan-favorite taco that is uncommon across Mexico.
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The Secret Ingredient For A Refreshing Mango Lassi
Mango lassi is a refreshing treat and the perfect drink to go with a spicy meal. Take your lassi to the next level with the addition of this secret ingredient.
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The Traditional Way To Make Tortillas
Corn tortillas are one of the foundations of Mexican cuisine. Here's the traditional way to make corn tortillas that has been utilized since ancient times.
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Fresca's New Canned Cocktails Are Inspired By 2 Bar Classics
Coca-Cola is joining forces with Constellation Brands on two new Fresca-based canned cocktails. Here's more on the new drinks inspired by two bar classics.
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The Shortcut Ingredient To Use In Your Spanish Rice
Spanish rice pairs perfectly with plenty of meals -- the only drawback is the prep time. Here's the shortcut ingredient to use for quick Spanish rice.
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Whole Foods Has Made A Significant Change To Its Leadership
If you felt uneasy about Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods five years ago, hold on to your carts because Whole Foods may be in for another sea change.
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What Increased AI Tech Could Mean For The Resturant Industry
Restaurants are testing AI options to manage a variety of tasks as restaurant workers leave the industry in droves while customers continue dining out.
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Here's What Giblets Actually Are
Many find a bag of organs called giblets with a raw chicken they've purchased. But what are giblets and how do you use them? Here is more about the giblets!
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How Ina Garten Updated Julia Child's Beef Bourguignon Recipe
If you've ever tucked your fork into a classic beef bourguignon, you know what it is to taste time. Ina Garten saved time by updating Julia Child's version.
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This Secret Ingredient Will Add A Kick To Your Green Bean Casserole
There is one tweak you may want to consider for your next holiday or potluck offering of green bean casserole.
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How Disfrutar Surprises Guests In Its Creative Kitchen
Disfrutar is surprising its guests with innovative dining experiences. Here's what you need to know about the two-starred Michelin Spanish restaurant.
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What Salsa Came First: The Dance Or The Condiment
Salsa is a name that can be attributed to a popular style of music, a dance, or a delicious condiment. But which came first: The condiment or the dance?
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What You Never Knew About 'Nutritional Wisdom'
Our bodies have a natural ability to understand which nutrients we need, but modern eating habits have interfered with this innate knowledge.
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The Best Fat To Use In Homemade Tortillas
If you're planning to make tortillas at home, there is one special ingredient you'll want to use, and that is the best fat for the job. We have the details!
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Canned Chipotles Vs. Chipotle Paste: What's The Difference?
When you're looking to spice up your cooking with the smoky flavor of chipotle, what's the difference between canned chipotles and chipotle paste?
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What Is Cascara, And How Does It Relate To Coffee?
Cascara is an often overlooked aspect of the coffee plant, being discarded into animal feed or fertilizer. Here's what it really is and how it relates to coffee
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Why You Should Avoid Using Table Salt In Your Pickles
PIckling your favorite veggies -- or anything you want to pickle -- may seem like a simple task. But, the salt you use can be crucial to the finished product.
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Salisbury Steak Vs. Meatloaf: What's The Difference?
Meatloaf and Salisbury steak seem like almost interchangable dishes, but they each have their own distinct differences.
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Why Montébore Cheese Nearly Went Extinct
It's not surprising that few of us have heard of Montébore cheese. However, it's been around since the 10th century. Here's how it nearly went extinct.
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The Real Difference Between Bananas And Plantains
While plantains resemble bananas, they are very different fruits. Here's everything you need to know about the difference between bananas and plantains.
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How Gastón Acurio Helped Introduce The World To Peruvian Food
Gastón Acurio has helped popularize Peruvian food across the globe with his dozens of restaurants and cookbooks.
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How Canning Foods At Home Became Widely Accessible
Home canning has been revived in recent years due to its convenience and ways to preserve home-grown food stuffs. Here is when it became widely accessible.
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The Best Way To Remove Bitterness From Olive Oil
If your olive oil tastes bitter, this is the best way to remove that flavor.
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How Milk Makes Its Way From The Farm To Your Fridge
Milk is a staple beverage in many American households. Here is the process that milk goes through from the farms where its sourced all the way to your fridge.
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Is It Dangerous To Use Avocado Oil For Deep Frying
Most of us enjoy deep-fried food, but the smoking point of oil is important to know. You might be wondering, is it dangerous to use avocado oil for deep frying?
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