Alton Brown's Special Trick For Elevating Any Fruit Pie
Alton Brown has come up with a lot of surprising hacks over the years, but this one is a must-try next time you make a pie with fruit.
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Stories By Sarah Lintakoon
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Are Split And Field Peas The Same Thing?
You might see the terms split peas and field peas used interchangeably in some recipes, but does that mean they're literally the same thing?
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The High-Protein Yogurt We Would Never Eat Again
Protein yogurt is a great way for gym-goers and athletes to reach their daily protein intake, but this brand's unappetizing taste and texture misses the mark.
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How Much Juice Do You Get From One Watermelon?
It can be difficult to figure out how to use an entire watermelon given their size, so why not make some refreshing watermelon juice? Here's how.
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The Pickle Relish Brand With The Absolute Worst Flavor
When we reviewed sweet pickle relishes available at grocery stores, we found one in particular that had a plain odd flavor. Find out why you should avoid it.
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The Frozen Pasta Meal You Should Keep Out Of Your Shopping Cart
Although convenience is what makes frozen pasta great, that doesn't mean that taste no longer matters. A bad tasting frozen pasta is never worth it.
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Aburi Is The Japanese Style Of Cooking That Takes Steak To The Next Level
Get out your blow torch, it's time to start cooking steak aburi style. Find out more about this Japanese method of searing that brings some heat to sushi.
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The Sweet And Savory Japanese Snack Crackers That Date Back To The Tang Dynasty
Japan has become rather famous for their snacks, so much so that non-Japanese companies have started producing similar snack products of their own.
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What Sets White And Golden Raspberries Apart From The Red Variety?
White and golden raspberries aren't quite as common as red raspberries, and there are several things that set them apart from the conventional variety.
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The Oui By Yoplait Yogurt Flavor With The Absolute Worst Texture
Oui by Yoplait has plenty of tasty, enjoyable flavors, but if mouthfeel matters to you, you'll definitely want to skip this one in particular.
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The Breakfast Buffet Red Flag You Should Never Ignore
A breakfast buffet is one of the great pleasures of staying at a hotel for many of us. But before you dive in, read our notes about what to avoid and why.
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These Are The Only 8 States That Don't Have A Longhorn Steakhouse
Founded in the 1980s, Longhorn Steakhouse paved the way fcasual steakhouses, and as they spread across the nation, eight states are still without one.
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What Exactly Is Coleslaw Dressing Made Of?
Coleslaw is a classic summer side dish known for its creaminess and tangy flavor. Luckily, that essential dressing is made using just a few simple ingredients.
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The Best Coconut Variety To Use For Sweet Desserts
These coconuts are sweet with a rich and creamy texture. But what makes them great for desserts is their extremely juicy and sweet flesh.
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Pack Your Caesar Salad With Extra Flavor Using Shredded Salmon
Not only does salmon have several health benefits, but its flavor blends effortlessly with the umami notes of Caesar salad and the fishiness of the dressing.
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The Popular Oat Milk Creamer We Honestly Think Is Overrated
Oat milk creamers have garnered interest from coffee fanatics recently, however, not all of these dairy-free creamer brands are created equal.
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Walt Whitman's Favorite Wine That He Drank In Celebration
Walt Whitman, American poet of the 19th century, had a certain wine that he was a fan of, even though some believed that he was a prohibitionist.
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The Creamy Ingredient That Gives Boxed Mac And Cheese A Better Texture
When it comes to texture, one of the easiest and fastest ways to improve boxed mac and cheese mix may be right in your refrigerator.
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Spezi-Meister: The German Cocktail That Combines 2 Popular Soft Drinks
Combing soda and hard liquor is nothing outside of the ordinary, but combining Jägermeister with both cola and orange soda gives you the German spezi-meister.
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These Are The Only 2 States That Don't Have A Popeyes Location
Although Popeyes is a well-known fast-food chain with branches all over the world, there are two states that do not have any locations at the present.
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The Best Variety Of Peach For Homemade Cobbler
Freestone, clingstone, or semi-freestone? Peaches come in different varieties, but this one stands out as the best option for your homemade peach cobbler.
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How Le Mars, Iowa, Became The Ice Cream Capital Of The World
Iowa has already famously been mistaken for Heaven, so it shouldn't be too surprising that the state also has the ice cream capital of the world.
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Audrey Hepburn's Favorite Ice Cream Topping Was A Canadian Staple
Hollywood icon Audrey Hepburn had her share of favorite foods. And when it came to ice cream, she kept things simple with her choice of topping.
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Add A Fruity Flair To Your Next Cup Of Chamomile Tea
Chamomile tea can be good for many things, from inducing sleep to providing antioxidants. We offer suggestions for adding fruit to this tea for extra flavor.
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Where To Go To Visit The First Dunkin' Location
Dunkin' Donuts has a history that spans several decades. For longtime Dunkin' coffee lovers who want to go where it all began, we have you covered.
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The Largest Brownie In The World Included Hundreds Of Boxed Mixes
The massive brownie not only garnered a Guinness World Record but also further cemented the company that made the dessert in the annals of history.
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Ulysses S. Grant's Favorite Rice Pudding Recipe Featured A Bright Lemon Twist
President Ulysses S. Grant didn't just have a favorite breakfast and drink; he also had a preference for adding lemon zest to his rice pudding.
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