Why You Might Not Want To Burn Candles While Cooking
If you've gotten into a routine of lighting scented candles while lighting up the stove to cook up a meal, you might be doing your dinners a disservice.
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Stories By Nathan Legare
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The Most Important Tip To Remember When Converting Your Cake Recipe To Gluten-Free
When converting a standard recipe into a gluten-free version, there are certain steps that you must take. Here's the most important thing to keep in mind.
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Why Your Plastic Cutting Board Isn't As Safe As You Thought
Plastic cutting boards are prized for their versatility, easy-clean up, and affordable price point. But did you know they can be harmful to your health?
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Don't Waste Your Watermelon Rinds — Candy Them Instead
We're big proponents of reducing food waste, and believe it or not, watermelon rinds are completely edible and packed with tons of vital nutrients.
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The Mistakes To Avoid When Baking Gluten-Free Cinnamon Rolls
It might be tricky at first to bake gluten-free cinnamon rolls, but as this expert suggests, there are certain mistakes you should avoid to make things easier.
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The Crucial Tip That Will Make Or Break Homemade Pizza Dough
Sometimes, it seems like you've done everything right and your homemade pizza dough still doesn't come out right. Try this expert tip for better results.
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Frozen Boozy Watermelon Balls Are The Cocktail Shortcut Of The Summer
Introducing frozen boozy watermelon balls, a cocktail shortcut that's going to revolutionize your backyard barbecues and poolside parties.
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Why Chocolate Chip Was Chosen As Massachusetts' Official Cookie
Here's the story of how chocolate chip cookies had their humble origins in Massachusetts and, many years later, became the state's official cookie.
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The Dollar Store Solution For Optimizing Kitchen Towel Storage
Kitchen towels are undeniably essential, but storing and organizing them can feel like a major hassle. This cheap and easy trick remedies that.
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Remove Smelly Odors From Food Containers With This 2-Ingredient Mixture
Sometimes the food that you keep in storage containers can leave behind strong, unpleasant odors that can linger around, even after multiple washes.
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Starbucks Is Weirdly Telling Its Baristas Not To Draw This On Your Cup
While we aren't sure if baristas will face any sort of retribution for drawing this on customers' cups, this change hasn't gone over well with some employees.
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The Pizza Topping Iceland's President Once Wanted To Outlaw
Once upon a time, the president of Iceland wanted to see pineapple removed from pizza entirely. This sparked outrage from pineapple lovers everywhere.
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Are Your Pyrex Dishes Really Vintage? Here's How To Tell The Difference
After a lucky find at a flea market, you might be wondering if a Pyrex dish is considered vintage — and you actually can tell based off of its appearance.
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Get Way More Juice Out Of Lemons And Limes With One Simple Trick
Here are an expert chef's tips on how to get as much juice as possible from your lemons and limes -- even more than you would through the usual methods.
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When Cleaning Your Wooden Pizza Peel, Avoid This Mistake At All Costs
Making pizza at home is always a fun project to undertake, but it'll be a lot less fun if you don't take proper care of your wooden pizza peel.
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The Lemon Trick That Fixes Up Dry Rotisserie Chicken In A Flash
Nothing comes in clutch quite like a rotisserie chicken, but once home, it can quickly turn into a dry and disappointing version of its former self.
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The Process Jelly Belly Follows To Create Its Uniquely-Flavored Candy
Some of Jelly Belly's wilder flavors include Toothpaste, Dead Fish, and Dirt. We investigate how the company creates such flavors in their crazy candies.
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The Non-Alcoholic White Wine Substitute That Works In Any Recipe
If you don't want to use alcohol in a recipe that calls for a splash of white wine as part of the process, there is another option which may well surprise you.
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This Classic Hostess Snack Is Made With Beef Fat
Beef tallow has gotten a lot of press, but the focus has been primarily on its use in frying. Did you know that a popular snack cake contains it?
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We're Begging You Not To Put A Pizza Box In The Oven
Yes, apparently it still needs to be said. Please, do not reheat your pizza by putting the entire pizza box in your oven; it's a bad, bad idea.
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No, You Can't Fix Over-Creamed Butter. Here's What To Do Instead
Once butter has been over creamed, it's unfortunately stuck that way. However, that doesn't necessarily have to be a bad thing, here's why.
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Follow This Temperature Tip For Perfectly Candied Orange Slices
Whether they're used as a fresh garnish or within a baked good, candied oranges are a surefire way to add a delightful pop of color and a bright zing.
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How To Make Tomato Soup Without A Blender: 3 Tricks To Try
Most tomato soups have an irresistibly smooth consistency, but what if you don't have a blender to help achieve that dreamy texture? Use these tricks instead.
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How Many Burgers Does McDonald's Sell In A Day? (Hint: It's In The Millions)
Whether you're team Big Mac or team Quarter Pounder, chances are good you've contributed to the massive number of hamburgers that McDonald's regularly sells.
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You Should Test Your Candy Thermometer Before Using It. Here's How
When making candy, accurate temperatures can make the difference between a delightful treat and a gooey mess. Here's how to test your candy thermometer.
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The Problem With Using Wine For Your Crockpot Soup
If you're making soup in your slow cooker, adding wine may seem like a fine idea, but be careful as it can affect the taste and the finished product.
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The Confusing Way The TSA Categorizes Peanut Butter
Is peanut butter a solid or a liquid? Here's what you should know about the Transportation Security Administration guidelines before your next flight.
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