The Fatty, Flavorful Cut Of Pork Traditionally Used For Ramen
Many ingredients have a place in ramen from eggs to fish cakes. However, there is one cut of pork that nearly always features in traditional ramen.
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Is White Chocolate Even Real Chocolate?
It's pale, creamy, and very sweet. Many argue that white chocolate is not true chocolate due to its lack of cocoa solids, but is that accurate?
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Why You Should Never Order Tequila On The Rocks
Tequila is one of the most versatile spirits at the bar, but if you want to enjoy it on its own, then don't ruin it by adding ice to your glass.
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This Mistake Is Ruining Your Non-Alcoholic Cocktails
If your non-alcoholic cocktails aren't tasting quite as delicious as you were expecting, you might be making this common yet easily avoidable mistake.
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Dark Chocolate Makes Your Morning Smoothies Taste Like Dessert For Breakfast
By using dark chocolate in your morning breakfast smoothie, you'll have something that tastes like dessert without the sugary drawbacks.
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What Type Of Beer Is Coors Banquet?
Coors Light may be the most notable beer produced by the Colorado-based brewery, but Coors Banquet is worth giving a try. Here's what you should know.
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Pizza Vs Flatbread: What's The Difference?
Pizza and flatbread: both delicious, both durable toppings transport, and both flat. But there are also some differences between the two. Here's what to know.
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What Is The Best Beer To Dye Green For St. Patrick's Day?
Celebrate St. Paddy's Day in style by dyeing your beer bright green. Here's how to choose the best brew for a festive drink that suits the holiday.
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Should You Really Be Eating Your Drink Garnishes?
Garnishes add a touch of color and sophistication to many drinks. And sometimes, they may even look good enough to eat. But is it really safe to do so?
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How To Make Perfectly Clear Ice For Gorgeous Cocktails
If you want clear ice for your cocktails, try using this foolproof method. Here's how.
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What's The Point Of An After-Dinner Drink?
After eating a meal, some people like to relax with an after-dinner drink. You might be wondering what the point is, but there is a reason for this ritual.
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Which States Have A Shake Shack?
Shake Shack is one of the best fast casual chains around, known for their delicious burgers and milkshakes, but they can't be found everywhere.
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Why Aren't You Adding Hot Sauce To Your Bar Drinks?
Spice up your cocktails with a dash of hot sauce for an unexpected kick. Here’s why you should be adding this unexpected ingredient to your drinks.
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Grace Kelly's Favorite Meal Was A Classic Diner Staple
While it's easy to imagine Grace Kelly spending her years as a princess indulging in gourmet cuisine, she was reportedly fond of a popular fast food offering.
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The Bougie Partnership Carl's Jr. Once Had With A Fancy Casino Resort
When you think of Carl's Jr., affordable hamburgers come to mind, which is why its mid-2000s partnership with a fancy Las Vegas casino may surprise you.
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Why The Best Place To Store Olive Oil Is Usually Its Original Bottle
Olive oil is a kitchen staple. However, you should think twice before swapping out the original bottle for a trendy clear dispenser to prolong shelf life.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Nugget Ice In Your Cocktail
People love nugget ice so much that sometimes it is simply referred to as "the good ice." But even so, it usually isn't the best choice for cocktails.
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What's So Special About Don Julio 70?
Don Julio 70 has made a name for itself by subverting expectations, but the things that set this tequila apart from other similar products might surprise you.
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Keep Agave Syrup On Hand For Effortless Cocktail Crafting
Some cocktails call for simple syrup or honey syrup - but you could switch things up by using agave syrup, also called agave nectar, instead.
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Bourbon Brings The Best Flavor To Candied Bacon
Candied bacon is a nice, sweet twist on already delicious snack, but adding your favorite bourbon to the recipe can take it to the next level.
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What's The Best Way To Store Tea So It Stays Fresh?
There’s nothing quite like a hot cup of tea on a cold day. To ensure your brew is flavorful and maintains its freshness, here’s the best way to store it.
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Gordon Ramsay's Secret To Flawless Seared Tuna Starts Before It Hits The Pan
Seared tuna is a popular menu item, but you can easily make it at home too. Here's Gordon Ramsay's secret to flawless tuna, which starts before it hits the pan.
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5 Creative Toppings For Hot Chocolate Beyond Marshmallows
There are few warm beverages that satisfy like hot chocolate, but you don't need to limit yourself to marshmallows when it comes to toppings.
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The Oldest Cake In The World Comes From 17th-Century Austria
Austria has long been known as a culinary powerhouse, so it's no surprise that the oldest cake in history, Linzer torte, hails from a city on the Danube.
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The Tangy Ingredient That Gives Beef Jerky Depth Of Flavor
Beef jerky is fairly simple to make. However, out of all the ingredients needed to yield some deeply flavorful jerky, there's one that can be a game changer.
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Before The Shrimp Cocktail, Another Shellfish Was The Popular Choice
Before the ever-popular shrimp cocktail, oysters were the preferred choice of shellfish served "cocktail" style, but it was more of a drink than a dish.
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How To Identify Tequila's Tasting Notes
Explore the flavors of tequila and learn more about how to identify unique tasting notes, and how these notes change based on how long its been aged.
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