Why Does McDonald's Menu Change In Different Countries?
If you're at a McDonald's halfway across the world, you'll notice that its menu looks a little different to back home. Here's why the chain's menu varies.
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9 Cracker Barrel Meals That Are Fully Loaded With Salt
Sure, as a comfort food chain, Cracker Barrel isn't known as a pantheon of nutritional food. Still, if you're limiting sodium, avoid these nine dishes.
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Why Is Non-Alcoholic Beer So Expensive?
Non-alcoholic beer has had huge growth and an outpouring of award-winning brews. While options have never been more varied, read on for why they're expensive.
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This Simple Burger Hack Will Give You The Perfect Patties Every Time
Making burgers is usually straightforward, but sometimes the patties can cook unevenly. Help them out with this simple burger hack -- no special tools required.
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How To Identify The Best Watermelon By The Field Spot
You can tell a lot about a watermelon from the field spot on its skin. It marks the side on which the fruit rested on the ground before it was ripe for harvest.
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The Best Fried Fish Tacos Are All About The Right Batter
When you're intent on frying up the finest fish tacos, you'll need to make sure you have the ideal batter. Here's what to do, according to an expert.
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The Huge New Mexico Restaurant That Produces 100% Of Its Own Eggs
Some restaurants tout their farm-to-table bona fides, but there is one place in New Mexico that produces all of the eggs that go into its dishes.
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Prevent Watery Iced Coffee Once And For All With A Metal Spoon Hack
Icing down piping-hot coffee dilutes your perfectly blended java pretty quickly. That's where this science-approved metal spoon hack comes in.
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How To Store Banana Bread To Maintain The Most Moisture
Ever wonder why your day-old banana bread has gone from soft and moist to dry, tough, and crumbly? Chances are, you aren't using the best method to store it.
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Take Your Cranberry Sauce To The Next Level With One Candied Ingredient
Whether your cranberry sauce is homemade or comes from a can, you can ramp up the flavor of this condiment by mixing in this candied ingredient.
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Princess Diana's Last Meal Was A Simple Breakfast At The Ritz
Princess Diana's last meal was breakfast at the Ritz, but it certainly wasn't an extravagant one. The instead, the offering consisted of three simple dishes.
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Secrets Of Whole Foods You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
Like any business that's been around for decades, Whole Foods has its share of secrets. Here's what you should know about the high-end grocery chain.
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The Washington DC Restaurant That Serves 1 Million Meals A Year
First opened in 1856, this Washington D.C. restaurant serves about 1 million meals annually, making it one of the busiest eateries in the country.
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Cornstarch Vs Potato Starch: Which Is Better?
Cornstarch and potato starch are both white, odorless powders used in a variety of dishes. Which one you buy will depend on what you are using it for.
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Turn Those Canned Biscuits Into Sweet And Gooey Korean Pancakes
Canned biscuit dough is a welcomed shortcut whenever you're making pastries. Consider using some to produce a popular Korean street food called hotteok.
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13 Tips You Need To Cook The Best Beef Bourguignon
Beef bourguignon is a French beef stew that was taken mainstream by famous chef Julia Childs. Here's some tips to make this dish also called beef Burgundy.
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José Andrés Tiny Nevada Restaurant Is Hidden In Plain Sight
While celebrity chef, author, and humanitarian José Andrés owns a number of restaurants around the world, but the smallest one is in Nevada.
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Fresh Sage Lasts Longer With The Help Of One Pantry Staple
What should you do if you won't use up a bundle of fresh sage in one go? The storage secret lies in a pantry staple you most certainly have on hand.
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Is Trader Joe's Or Costco A Better Place For Charcuterie Board Shopping?
If you can't decide between Trader Joe's or Costco as the supplier for your next charcuterie board, we know how you can break the tie.
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How To Keep Ice Tasting Fresh
If you've ever noticed that your ice can sometimes taste a little funky, you're not imagining it. Here's how to keep those tastes and smells away.
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Gordon Ramsay's Favorite Sandwich Is Highly Specific And Sounds Amazing
Celebrities: They're just like us. When chef, restaurateur, and television host Gordon Ramsay was asked about his favorite sandwich, here's what he said.
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Everything You Need To Know About Smoked Salmon
Experts share their take on everything salmon-related, from how it's made and where to buy it affordably, to the best ways to enjoy it in meals.
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The Extra Ingredient That Gives Chicken Salad A Little Kick
Chicken salad may be inherently bland (yet still delicious), but it doesn't have to be. You can add some extra flavor and oomph with one extra ingredient.
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Why It Pays To Track Costco Prices After Your Purchase
Pay close attention to price changes at Costco, because if you notice a price drop in a certain timeframe after your purchase, you could get some money back.
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The 2014 Expired Meat Controversy That Rocked The Fast Food World
Support your local meat inspector. Here's how expired meat that could have been headed for your fast food burger caused a worldwide scandal in 2014.
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Grilled Vs Fried: How Should You Prepare Your Fish For Tacos?
Fish tacos make for a delicious lunch or dinner, but should you fry or grill the dish's star attraction? Here's how to choose like an expert.
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The Mushroom Pizza That Earned Gordon Ramsay's Seal Of Approval
Gordon Ramsay isn't shy about trying new foods from cultures around the world. He claimed this mushroom pizza from Morocco was the best pizza he's ever eaten.
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