The 3 Ingredients Essential For A True Dubai Knafeh Chocolate Bar
There are typically three ingredients in a Dubai chocolate bar, excluding the chocolate itself. Here's what to know about the viral knafeh chocolate bar.
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The Costco Kirkland Signature Soup You May Want To Skip
Though Costco has plenty of excellent pre-made soups under the store's Kirkland Signature brand, this specific flavor isn't one of them.
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Make Broccoli That Dazzles By Giving It The Cacio E Pepe Treatment
To give your otherwise bland broccoli an extra dose of flavor, take a cue from a famous Italian pasta dish and give it the cacio e pepe treatment.
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FYI, Not All Starbucks Serve Food Until Closing
Starbucks' food menu isn't always available the entire day, especially when it comes to food that's warmed in the oven. Here's what to know.
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15 Famous Cocktails Every Tequila Lover Should Know
Tequila can be served in so many more ways than just a shot at a bar. Take a look at famous tequila cocktails, from the classic margarita to Tequila Sunrise.
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Dry, Crumbly Cornbread? Head To Your Pantry For This Popular Canned Ingredient
If your cornbread falls apart with a little pressure from a butter knife, try adding this canned ingredient to your batter to help it hold together better.
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What's The Difference Between Carl's Jr. And Hardee's?
While many people believe that Carl's Jr. and Hardee's are the same fast food chain under two different names, that's actually not the case.
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Blenders Vs Food Processors: What's The Difference?
Blenders and food processors are both invaluable kitchen tools, and while they are similar, they have different functions. Here's the difference.
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How Does Yeast Actually Work?
Yeast is one of the first things in your shopping cart when you're planning to make a fluffy loaf of homemade bread. But do you understand how it really works?
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The Wild Ride That Took Arby's From Fast Food Punchline To Fast Food Icon
From its 1960s founding to its modern day dominance, fast food giant Arby's has had a crazy journey with plenty of hits and misses.
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The Brand That Might Be Behind Trader Joe's Pretzel Slims
From the classic version to the candy-coated peppermint snack, Trader Joe's Pretzel Slims are a fan-favorite product, but who makes them? Here's our guess.
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What Exactly Is Condensed Soup?
Condensed soup is one of those pantry staples that seems to be in almost everyone's kitchen. But just what is it exactly? Here's what you need to know.
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Mix Whiskey Into Maple Syrup For A Boozy Breakfast Upgrade
To kick your breakfast pancakes up a notch, consider trying whiskey maple syrup. Here's how to make it yourself at home.
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9 Unexpected Places To Order A Wedding Cake
Planning a wedding is a chaotic and expensive affair, but finding the right cake doesn't have to be. Try one of these unexpected sources for the dessert table.
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What It Means When A Recipe Tells You To 'Dock The Dough'
If you're baking the perfect pie crust and get to the part of the recipe that asks you to dock your dough, this is everything you need to do.
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The Science Behind Why Premade Biscuits Are Packaged In Those Loud Tubes
Most of us have been startled by the sound tubes of biscuit dough make when they are opened, but do you know why cans of premade dough open with a bang?
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The Practical Reason To Avoid Ordering Crab Cakes At A Restaurant
While a well made crab cake can make a night dining out all the more special, there's a simple reason you should still avoid it on the menu.
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9 Flavorful Fruit Ketchups You Should Know About
Ketchup is almost always associated with tomato, but these fruity versions, from blueberry to mango, add tang and sweetness to a variety of dishes.
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Why Is There Iodine In Table Salt, And Does It Matter For Cooking?
Though we often take the term "iodized salt" for granted, there is a reason why your salt is treated with iodine. But does it have anything to do with cooking?
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Blue Cheese Vs Gorgonzola: Here's The Difference
Blue cheese and Gorgonzola occupy similar places in the pantheon of cheese; nevertheless, they are not the same. Here's what to know about their differences.
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The Easiest Muffin Liner Substitute Is Right In Front Of You
There's nothing worse than setting up to make muffins, only to realize you're all out of liners, but fortunately there's a very simple solution for that.
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How The Dairy Industry Shaped Margarine's Bad Reputation
Over the years, margarine has garnered a bit of a negative reputation; however, this is in part due to actions by the dairy industry. Here's what happened.
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15 Unique Condiments That Belong On Your Burgers
For a delicious homemade burger, you need to think beyond ketchup. We spoke to burger experts to tell us the best unique condiments for better patties.
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The Easy Hack For Picture-Perfect Tea Sandwiches
If you want to make the prettiest tea sandwiches around for your next party, you need to try this easy trick for cutting your bread perfectly.
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The McDonald's Item With The Most Sodium Is A Popular Burger Choice
McDonald's remains the world's most popular fast food restaurant chain. However, if you're watching your sodium, you may want to avoid this burger choice.
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What Does Tuna's Number Rating Mean?
Consuming tuna isn't as simple as opening the can and making a sandwich, as there are different types to cook with and even a number system to understand.
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The Simple Way To Save On Cheese At Any Whole Foods Grocery Store
Cheese is not cheap, especially when you buy it at Whole Foods, but the grocer does offer a way to try even the most expensive cheeses at a discount.
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