Who Makes McDonald's Coffee?
McDonald's undoubtedly has some of the best coffee on the market. If you want to cut out the middle man, here's where you can find the supplier.
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Costco's 2-Hour Rule For Rotisserie Chicken Explained
Costco's two-hour rule is one of many ways it keeps its rotisserie chicken fresh and in demand. Here's what to know about tracking down a chicken for yourself.
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Graham Elliot's Ice Cube Hack Makes Burgers Way Juicier
MasterChef judge Graham Elliot has changed the grilling game. At your next cookout, try adding an ice cube to your burger patty to keep it juicy.
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12 Tips You Need When Making Homemade Pasta Sauce
Nothing says comfort food quite like a homemade pasta sauce, and these tips will make your pasta night unforgettably flavorful and satisfying.
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Alton Brown's 30-Second Trick For Satisfying Steak Crust
Food Network personality Alton Brown has a quick tip for cooking steak with a perfect crisp. But his steak wisdom doesn't stop there.
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José Andrés' Low-And-Slow Process For Meltingly Tender Steak
Spanish-American chef José Andrés has a game-changing method for cooking a perfect steak. But just how realistic is it to try this method in your home kitchen?
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To Level Up Mediocre Whiskey, Add Vanilla Beans To The Bottle
The flavor of vanilla is one of the most commonly found tasting notes in good whiskey, so you can use it to improve a lesser quality bottle.
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Don't Bother Buying High-Quality Beef For A Delicious Braise
Braising can turn cuts of tough beef like brisket into a fork-tender masterpiece. But for other high-quality cuts you should skip this wet cooking method.
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Chick-Fil-A Will Scrap Its 'No Antibiotics' Policy For One Major Exception
This fast food giant used to pride itself on "no antibiotics ever." But Chick-fil-A just lowered its standard, and it could possibly threaten public health.
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A Guide To Buying Salmon At The Grocery Store
Fresh or flash-frozen? Wild-caught or farmed? We answer all your questions about buying salmon and provide some important info about this ubiquitous fish.
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Why British Eggs Don't Go In The Refrigerator
Discover the egg-citing debate between America and Britain on whether or not to refrigerate eggs - rooted in distinct salmonella prevention methods.
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Dispose Of Used Cooking Oil Faster With Baking Soda
Used cooking oil can be a hassle to dispose of, but there's a simple baking soda trick that can make the whole thing a breeze. Here's how to do it.
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Cheesy Roasted Tomato Pie Recipe
Showcase your heirloom tomatoes with this creamy, crispy, cheesy tart that's impressive and elegant enough for a dinner party yet very simple to make.
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There's A Staggering Amount Of Cheese In Costco's Food Court Pizza
What makes Costco food court pizza so delicious? One big factor is the cheese. A large Costco pie contains over a pound of signature cheese blend.
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Is Powdered Peanut Butter A Fair Substitute For The Real Deal?
Powdered peanut butter can be a solid swap if you need an alternative that isn't as oily as the real thing. However, this is only true for certain recipes.
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How Long You Can Eat From An Open Jelly Jar Before Tossing
Those tasty jars of jelly in your fridge don't have as long of a shelf life as it may seem. Here's how long you can keep them before they start to go bad.
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The Best Butter Substitute For Pillowy Soft Baked Goods
When you're baking, creamy butter is a necessity. However, if you're after an extra-soft cookie or cake, you might be better off trying this swap instead.
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Does Boxed Wine Ever Actually Expire?
Boxed wine is an easy way to unwind or to serve a large group -- but does it ever go bad? Here's what to know about its shelf life before and after opening.
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Myths About Garlic You Thought Were True
Garlic tastes divine, but something that packs so much punch is bound to have plenty of myths surrounding it. We're here to debunk some of the most common.
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Why Fireball Doesn't Quite Count As Whiskey
Even though it says "whisky" on the label, Fireball isn't really whiskey. Here's what it actually is -- and why the word is still allowed on the drink's label.
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The World's Oldest Winery Has Been Operating Since 862 AD
Located in a former abbey in Germany's Mosel Valley, the world's oldest winery has been run by the same family since 1805 -- and it's well worth a visit.
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Loaded Beef Taco Casserole Recipe
Perfect for a party, potluck, or even a unique dinner, loaded beef taco casserole is a symphony of crunchy, creamy textures and smoky, fresh flavors.
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Eggshells Are The Ultimate Fix For Overly Bitter Coffee
Mixing eggshells into coffee is a ritual that dates back to the U.S. cowboy era -- and it's still totally effective. Here's how it smooths out bitter coffee.
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Why You Won't Find Chipotle In Hawaii Or Alaska
There are thousands of Chipotle locations, but none of them are in Alaska or Hawaii -- and that likely won't change anytime soon. Here's why.
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13 Tips To Make Your Baked Potatoes Taste Like They Came From A Restaurant
It's time to level up your spuds. From ditching the foil to smashing them, these tips will have your baked potatoes looking and tasting professionally made.
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How Long Mayo Will Still Taste Good After Opening
Mayonnaise is a staple condiment, and it's important to make sure it's fresh. So how long does mayonnaise taste good after you open it? Here's what to know.
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The Water Swap That Makes Box Mix Cakes Extra Fluffy
You can amp your boxed cake mix with one nifty ingredient swap. Here's what to replace the water in your recipe with to make the cake fluffier and lighter.
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