The Unexpected Ingredient Commonly Found In East Texas Salsa
For a creamy, not-so-spicy twist on salsa, try a method adored by some foodies in East Texas: just add butter! Here's how it changes the dip's flavor.
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Why Pretzels Are A Perfect Oktoberfest Food
Pretzels always show up at Oktoberfest, and it's not just because they're a carb-heavy snack. It turns out the salt content enhances beer in several ways.
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Save Your Banana Peels To Make The Absolute Best Tea
Banana peels might seem like an unlikely option for tea, but it actually has a sweet flavor and can help you relax. It's also an easy tea you can make at home.
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Former Schwan's Delivery Service, Yelloh, Ceases Operations After 72 Years
After seven illustrious decades of home delivering frozen foods to the hungry people of Minnesota and beyond, Schwan's is throwing in the towel.
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Dolly Parton's Favorite Menu Item To Order At Taco Bell Is A Classic
Taco Bell is a popular stop for hungry fast food lovers, and one of its most famous fans is Dolly Parton. Here's what the multi-hyphenate orders.
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Do White And Orange Pumpkins Taste The Same?
While each type of white pumpkin has quirks of appearance, in terms of taste, we're delving into whether they have a similar flavor to their orange cousins.
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Gordon Ramsay's Secret To The Best Shepherd's Pie Is All In The Meat
When you're making shepherd's pie and you want to make sure the meat is the star, you should follow celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay's lead. Here's how.
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Potential Strike With Dockworkers Could Threaten Your Banana Supply
Dock workers seeking better workplace protections and increased wages are threatening to strike and the outcome could lead to a banana shortage.
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Spaghettieis Is The German Ice Cream Sundae You Can Easily Recreate At Home
Children used to cry when they were served spaghettieis, thinking they were served pasta instead of this clever ice cream sundae. It's easy to make at home.
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San Francisco-Style Hot Dogs Are Giving Chicago A Run For Their Money
San Francisco-style hot dogs, with out-of-the box toppings and creative flair, are a delicious alternative to Chicago's traditional Viennese franks.
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The US State That Produces The Most Pumpkins
Pumpkins are loved and consumed every fall, but where do they come from? There are several states that grow and produce pumpkins, but one stands out.
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What German Beers Are Typically Served At Oktoberfest?
Crafting beer for Oktoberfest is a detailed process. Let's take a closer look at the rules, traditions, and customs associated with Oktoberfest brews.
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The US State That's Responsible For Growing The Most Corn
Corn is big business in America. With billions of bushels grown every year, there's one state in particular that takes the crown as corn capital.
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How To Fill Your Snackle Box To Ensure It's TSA-Approved
Snackle boxes are a trendy way to bring snacks on a plane, but you need to make sure all your components are TSA-approved, which may mean forgoing liquids.
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What Exactly Is Paprika Made From?
Although paprika is a popular spice, many people don't know what it's made of. Here's how paprika is made, and what makes the three regional varieties unique.
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Ben And Jerry's Has More Flavors Of Ice Cream Than You'd Think
Ben and Jerry's ice cream has created a unique niche since its first store opened in 1978. Today, the company has more flavors of ice cream than you'd think.
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What Flavor Is The White Airhead Exactly?
The White Mystery Airhead candy has always been just that: a mystery. Here's what flavor you're actually biting into when you eat this taffy-like candy.
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The Reason Bobby Flay Always Throws Away Old Spices
Celebrity chef Bobby Flay's pantry is always stocked with all kinds of different foods, but one thing you won't find is spices that have been sitting around.
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What Are Those Old Fashioned Strawberry Candies And Where Did They Come From?
You know those old fashioned strawberry candies that seem to show up in random places but you never see them in stores? Here's their backstory.
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How To Impress Ina Garten At Your Next Dinner Party
The idea of impressing the Barefoot Contessa herself can feel downright intimidating. But there's a secret to it that is simpler than you would think.
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To Save Money, Should You Buy Pasta Sauce Or Make It From Scratch?
Many people enjoy making homemade pasta sauce because it tastes better than the store-bought kind, but whether you'll save money depends on a few factors.
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How Long To Let Your No-Bake Cheesecake Set In The Fridge
Making a cheesecake can be an arduous task or you can go the no-bake route and sit back and chill, literally. Here's how long to chill your no-bake cheesecake.
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This Coffee Filter Hack Is The Solution When You're Low On Paper Towels
When cleaning your kitchen, it's imperative to have an absorbent material on hand. When you're out of paper towels, coffee filters work just as well.
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The Juicy Ingredient That Can Give Your Beef Stew A Major Flavor Boost
Let's face it: Beef stew can easily become a bland bowl of brown meat chunks. But with this secret ingredient, all your beef stew woes will evaporate.
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Did Gordon Ramsay Go To Culinary School?
Believe it or not, Gordon Ramsay, the celebrity chef known for his fiery temper and unwavering dedication, did not take a traditional path to a culinary career.
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Everything You Wanted To Know About Sugar But Were Too Afraid To Ask
Sugar, whether naturally occurring or added, is a huge part of most of our diets. Despite this, there may be some things you don't know about the sweetener.
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What Is A Boilermaker, And What's The Right Way To Drink It?
The boilermaker is a drink coined for the metal workers who drank it. If you want to be historically accurate, there's a very particular way to down the drink.
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