Why Sirloin Isn't A Choice Cut Of Steak At Fine Dining Restaurants
While quite popular at casual restaurants, sirloin isn't exactly a popular cut of steak at fine dining establishments. Here's why, as explained by an expert.
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Stories By Matthew Spina
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What's The Difference Between Corn Dogs And Korean Hot Dogs?
Korean hot dogs have a lot in common with American corn dogs, but they take things a step further and add many additional ingredients into the equation.
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Just In Time For Summer, Dunkin' Adds A New Refresher Flavor (One Starbucks Discontinued Years Ago)
Dunkin' is getting ready for summer with this new Refresher flavor, which might remind you of a fan-favorite drink Starbucks discontinued years ago.
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Pizza Hut's New App Puts A Modern Twist On A Nostalgic Rewards Program
Pizza Hut has had a longtime reading rewards program, but it was just given a fresh coat of paint and an all-new app to improve the experience.
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Why The Pan You Choose Matters So Much For Gluten-Free Bread
Gluten-free baking can produce cakes and cookies that are every bit as delicious as the classics, but gluten-free bread is a special kind of challenge.
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Here's How Many Chocolate-Covered Espresso Beans It Takes To Equal A Cup Of Coffee
If you're a fan of crunching down on delicious chocolate-covered espresso beans, you may want to know how much caffeine you're consuming. We do the math.
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The Underrated, Budget-Friendly Cut Of Steak That's Perfect For Grilling
Steak can be expensive, but just because you're cooking on a budget doesn't mean you can't still enjoy a juicy steak. Try this underrated, chef-approved cut.
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How Long Is Frozen Pizza Really Good For?
Pizza usually gets eaten right away, but if you're curious how long you can safely store your store-bought and homemade frozen pizzas, we have the answers.
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Cake Or Bread? How To Know Which Bake Is Which
Where is the line between cake and bread? The difference could seem obvious with some comparisons, but the lines can easily begin to blur with others.
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Is Jersey Mike A Real Person Or Just The Name Of A Sandwich Chain?
With so many restaurants and fast food chains based around mascots and iconic real people, it begs the question: Is Jersey Mike's named after a real person?
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Here's Exactly What's In McDonald's Eggs
It's no secret that fast food often leaves a lot to be desired in the health department, but do you know exactly what is really in McDonald's eggs?
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Sprats Vs Sardines: What's The Fishy Difference?
Canned and tinned fish is having a major moment right now. At a glance, sprats and sardines appear to be the same, but there are subtle differences.
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The Perfect Flour Blend For Gluten-Free Cakes, According To A Pastry Chef
Gluten free baking has come a long way, but the learning curve is still a bit steeper than regular baking. Be sure to use the perfect blend of flours.
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Here's What Happened To The Bumbling Bee After Shark Tank
We take a look at The Bumbling Bee vegan fast-food business, whose owners appeared on "Shark Tank" looking for investment in 2020, to see what happened next.
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The Fuss-Free Way To Rotate Grilled Hot Dogs
Hot dogs are practically begging to be cooked outdoors on a grill. Navigating the grates and rotating the dogs can be a problem without this trick.
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Toffee Vs Caramel: What's The Difference?
From the color to the ingredients to the taste, toffee and caramel have a lot in common, but they aren't the exact same thing. Here's how they differ.
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The 3 Most Affordable Nuts And Seeds To Eat For Maximum Protein
Nuts and seeds are an excellent source of protein, especially if you're trying to avoid eating meat. Here are the most affordable and protein packed options
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The Single-Use Appliance You'll Never Need On Your Kitchen Countertop
There are tons of kitchen appliances on the market, but they aren't all worth your money or counter space. Here's one that seems useful but isn't worth it.
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The 'Beermosa' Puts A Hoppy Twist On The Classic Brunch Drink
The next time you're making brunch, or out somewhere where they have beer, pair it with orange juice for a beermosa instead.
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There Are Roughly 30 Ingredients In McDonald's McNuggets
While most of the ingredients in McDonald's McNuggets are perfectly benign, or at least understandable, some on that list will confuse the average eater.
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Coppa Vs Bresaola: What's The Difference Between These Deli Meats?
If you have spent time wondering about what makes coppa different from bresaola, then this is what you need to know before your next trip to the deli.
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Don't Throw Out That Last Bit Of Cheese — Save It For The Birds Instead
If you find yourself with just a tiny bit of leftover cheese, don't throw it in the trash. Instead, use it to attract and feed the local birds.
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Margarita Vs Paloma: How Do These Tequila-Based Drinks Differ?
The margarita and the paloma are two cocktails built around tequila and citrus, but the similarities stop there. Here are the ways they differ.
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The Country That Eats The Most Pizza Isn't Italy Or The US
Have you ever wondered which country consumes the most pizza? Strangely, it's not the United States or Italy, but rather another European nation.
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Why You Should Avoid Using Water In Your Smoothies (And What To Use Instead)
It may be tempting to pour a little water into the blender when your smoothie is too thick, or use it as the base to make blending all those ingredients easier.
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What To Do With A Steak That's Been In Your Freezer Longer Than You Can Remember
It's easy to freeze foods and forget about them. But without planning a meal to use a frozen steak in within a few months of storing, things start to go wrong.
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The Wendy's International Location That Serves Alcohol And Pasta
Fast food restaurants serve different foods around the world, and that includes Wendy's. Here's the country that has alcohol and pasta on the menu.
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