10 Facts You Probably Didn't Know About Sriracha
Most people know sriracha as coming in a rooster-branded bottle from Huy Fong Foods. But, the enigmatic, tangy sauce has a storied origin and ongoing drama.
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Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Hidden Gems Around The US
Anthony Bourdain was a world traveler, but some of his favorite spots are right here in America. Read on as we list out some of his top eateries.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Favorite Olive Oils For Cooking And Dipping
Giada De Laurentiis' favorite olive oils for cooking and dipping
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Secret Menus Work Differently At Fine-Dining Restaurants
You might be familiar with the secret menus that in-the-know customers can order from fast food chains, but at fine-dining restaurants, it's not the same.
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5 'International' Foods That Were Invented In The US
International cuisine's influence on American food is well known, but what about the twist that America puts on international cuisine?
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The Best Way To Quickly Soften Cream Cheese Without Melting It
If you need to soften a block of cream cheese to use in a recipe but you don't have time to waste sitting around for it to come to temperature, do this.
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Your Pancake Syrup Will Taste Like A Cozy Fall Day With One Simple Swap
If you find that your pancakes could use a bit of pizzazz, try giving your syrup a serious autumnal upgrade using one simple yet incredibly clever swap.
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The 100-Year Mystery Behind Piggly Wiggly Grocery Stores
We know a lot about Piggly Wiggly. It was the first self-service grocery store and developed the first shopping cart. But one Piggly Wiggly mystery remains...
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Anthony Bourdain's All-Time Favorite Paris Restaurant
If you want to eat like Anthony Bourdain, don't skip his favorite restaurant next time you're in Paris. It's been around for over a century.
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Which Gordon Ramsay Restaurant Is Best According To Reviews
Gordon Ramsay has so many restaurants that it's hard to keep track of them all, but going by reviews, there's one establishment that stands out from the pack.
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How Much Caffeine Is In A Can Of Coke Vs A Cup Of Coffee?
A can of Coke or a cup of coffee - which is your preference? If you like a nice boost, you might be wondering which has more caffeine. Here's the deal.
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Discontinued Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Flavors That Deserve A Second Chance
Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream has some of the most interesting flavors around. We take a look at a few of our favorites that should make a comeback.
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The Part Of A Recipe You Really Need To Stop Skipping Over
You might think that the only parts of a recipe worth reading are the instructions and ingredients list, but there's one section you really shouldn't neglect.
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Make Fresh Ginger Last Months With Correct Fridge And Freezer Storage
For lovers of the spicy, fragrant root known as ginger, here's how to make fresh ginger last months with correct fridge and freezer storage.
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What Are The Bear's Non-Negotiables? Carmy's List Explained
Armed with Carmy's list of non-negotiables, the chefs on "The Bear" are aiming for a Michelin Star. Here's what that list might mean.
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The Plastic Tags On Your Bread Aren't Random Colors
Don't worry, you aren't imagining things. The colors of those plastic tags that secure your bread aren't random, but they might not mean what you think.
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The Ice Cream Upgrade You Need For Thick, Creamy Milkshakes
If your homemade milkshakes are consistently coming up short, you might just need to make one incredibly easy yet totally sensible ice cream upgrade.
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What Are The Chances That You'd Get Mercury Poisoning From Canned Tuna?
Canned tuna can play an important part in your weekly diet, but how much tuna is too much when we're talking about mercury?
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Sausage Brands With The Best And Worst Ingredients
Sausages are known for containing hidden nasties, so you want to avoid labels with questionable ingredients and seek out the best brands only.
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The Rise And Fall Of Ina Garten's Barefoot Contessa Store
Before finding fame on her cooking show, Ina Garten began her culinary career running a store for which she was named: The Barefoot Contessa. This is its story.
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What Is An Amuse Bouche And Why Is It Different From An Appetizer?
How is an amuse-bouche different from just a regular ol' appetizer or hors d'oeuvres? It all comes down to what, where, and how it's served.
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The Worst Time Of Day To Buy Produce At The Grocery Store
When you're on the hunt for the freshest produce, you need to be careful about when you choose to show up at the grocery store because there is a worst time.
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America's Oldest Farmers' Market Dates Back To The 18th Century
There are plenty of farmers' markets in communities all throughout the United States, but the oldest one in America dates back to the 18th century.
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The Safest Way To Defrost Shrimp Overnight Or In A Hurry
Whether you're the kind of home cook who has a game plan or you need to defrost some shrimp quickly, you'll want to do so safely. Here's how.
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What It Was Like To Eat At Charles And Diana's Lavish Wedding Reception
We know that Princess Diana and King Charles III's wedding was a lavish affair with a hefty price tag. Here's what it was like to eat at their reception.
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The Complete Guide To Cooking With Ginger At Home
Ginger is an almost magical root with an abundance of uses, such as seasoning anything from savory dishes to desserts and providing lots of health benefits.
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What Makes The Free Bread At These Chain Restaurants Taste So Good?
Many people enjoy eating at their favorite chain restaurants specifically for the complimentary bread, but what makes these loaves so delicious?
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