What Makes A Crowler Different From A Growler When It Comes To Beer?
If you've ever wondered what set a beer growler from a crowler, we have the boozy answer to help set you straight.
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The Difference Between Bologna And Mortadella
Though both are considered classic Italian deli meats, plenty of characteristics separate a slice of bologna from mortadella.
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Here's How People Opened Canned Food Before The Can Opener Arrived
Though it may seem unthinkable, for 50 years, people relied on tools other than the can opener to pry open their tins of sardines, meat, and veggies.
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The Best Way To Hold A Burger So You Don't End Up Wearing It
Sick of your burger spilling all over your shirt? Next time you eat one, try this researched and expert-approved method for keeping mess to a minimum.
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Why You Should Avoid Ordering Beer And Ale In Frosted Glasses
Though the thought of a beer in an icy cold frosted glass might sound appealing, ordering a beer in a frosted glass will ruin the flavor of your drink.
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Is It Necessary To Cook Homemade Hot Sauce?
You've graduated from the store-bought stuff. But find out if you should be cooking your homemade hot sauce so the only secret ingredient is the spice.
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The Origin Of Virginia's Hearty Sailor Sandwich
A classic dish that hails from Richmond, Virginia, the sailor sandwich shares a lot in common with another deli classic.
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The Fish Swap You Didn't Know Your Caesar Salad Needed
If anchovies aren't your thing, consider swapping in another classic tinned fish for an exciting update to your Caesar dressing.
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What's In A Chopped Cheese, New York's Classic Bodega Sandwich?
Chopped cheese is life, especially if you know how to make it yourself. Find out exactly what goes into New York's beloved bodega sandwich.
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What's The Best Fish To Use For Tacos?
The best thing about fish tacos is that you can include whatever fish you want. But here are the best varieties to use, according to an expert.
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What Is Real Ale, And How Is It Different From Craft Beer
Though craft beer and real ale share some similarities, if you order a real ale at a craft brewery, you'll find it's much more traditionally brewed.
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What You Should Know Before Cooking With India Pale Ale
If you're looking to add some sudsy flavor to your next recipe and all you have on hand is some of your favorite IPA beer, be careful how you cook with it.
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The Best Champagne For Mimosas According To The Pros
With some words of wisdom from an expert, make and toast with a better mimosa this year by selecting the correct type of Champagne.
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Black Vs Green Olives: What's The Real Difference?
Olives, which are notably small stone fruits like cherries, typically come in two colors: black and green. Here's what to know about their differences.
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The Best Type Of Water For Your Home-Brewed Coffee
Making coffee at home is convenient, but it can also be tricky if you don't have access to the right type of water. Here's what to know, according to an expert.
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Skip The Store-Bought Version And Make Cranberry Ginger Ale At Home
Taste the holidays any time you want. Get bubbly with cranberry and ginger at home using this easy recipe that will have you celebrating the season all year.
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The Simple Way To Discover Great New Beers When Traveling
For beer lovers, a fun part of traveling is discovering great new local beer options. Here's a simple way to sample lots of craft brews without over-imbibing.
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The Right Way To Prepare BBQ Meats In Advance For A Party
Whether you're hosting a massive gathering or are simply short on time, it's easy enough to grill your meat for a BBQ in advance with these expert tips.
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The Step You Shouldn't Skip When Cooking With Fresh Horseradish
If you buy fresh horseradish root at the grocery store, you should keep a few things in mind while cooking with them to get the most out of their flavor.
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The Red Flag That Tells You When Brisket Will Be Mushy
A nice cut of brisket is a perfect holiday meal, but you want to make sure that you get a good cut of meat. Here's how to avoid a mushy brisket.
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For The Best Homemade Canned Tuna, Take Notes From The French
Your tuna has no je ne sais quoi. Upgrade lackluster canned tuna with a little help from this homemade French cooking method.
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Gordon Ramsay's Go-To Advice For Aspiring Chefs
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has doled out lots of advice over the course of his illustrious career, and this is what he had to say to cooks looking to go pro.
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In A Pinch, Grab Hot Dogs For Your Next Cuban Sandwich
Looking for a fun and tasty way to mix up a traditional Cuban sandwich? Here's how hot dogs put a new twist on your favorite sando.
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How To Thin Out Melted Chocolate For The Best Results
It can be tricky to achieve the optimal consistency when melting chocolate. To prevent it from seizing or save it once it has, thin it out with these tips.
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How To Properly Freeze Raw Butternut Squash
If you have leftover butternut squash from your fall recipes, consider putting it in the freezer. Here's how to keep the gourd fresh in long-term storage.
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Ale Vs Lager: What's The Difference?
While many might think color is what distinguishes between an ale and a lager, the differences between these two types of beer lie in their brewing processes.
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The Hot Dog Hack You Need To Try The Next Time You're Feeding A Crowd
The next time you're feeding a crowd and are considering some hot dogs, there's a nice hack you can use to make the process much less painful.
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