Why Are Honeycrisp Apples So Expensive?
As one of the most popular apple varieties in the U.S. thanks to their sweet-and-tart taste and crisp texture, Honeycrisp apples don't come cheap. Here's why.
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Make Your Own Black Vodka To Add A Spooky Twist To Your Cocktails
Nothing says dark libation of the night like a black vodka cocktail, but if you can't find a brand of black vodka on the shelf you can easily make your own.
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The Right Way To Sear Scallops
Cooked well, seared scallops offer a yielding texture with a caramelized crust and a gentle sweet taste. We asked an expert for tips on how to get that result.
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5 Foods You Should Avoid Ordering For Delivery
While it might be tempting to order all of your favorite foods and have them delivered directly to your home, there are some foods you should avoid.
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The Official State Snack Food Of Illinois Is Kind Of A No-Brainer
Illinois is the second largest corn grower in the U.S., so it follows that the state's snack is corn-based. We examined what an Illinois corn snack actually is.
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The Official State Snack Food Of Illinois Is Kind Of A No-Brainer
Illinois is the second largest corn grower in the U.S., so it follows that the state's snack is corn-based. We examined what an Illinois corn snack actually is.
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The Unconventional Tool That Can Make Restaurant-Style Pizza In A Home Oven
If you don't have a fancy wood-fired pizza oven in your backyard, this surprising tool can help you upgrade your regular oven for higher-quality pizza.
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Is There A Difference Between Frozen Yogurt And Custard?
If you find yourself at the grocery store staring at cartons of frozen yogurt and frozen custard wondering what the difference is, we're here to help.
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What Makes Chop Suey Different From Chow Mein?
When ordering Chinese takeout, you'll likely find both chow mein and chop suey on the menu. But what are they and, most important, are they even Chinese food?
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The Bread To Use For An Elevated Hot Dog Experience
You're missing out if you keep serving your hot dogs on boring buns. Instead, try using New England-style hot dog buns that can be toasted on each side.
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Here's How Buying An Air Fryer Can Actually Help You Save Money
Buying an air fryer for your kitchen can be more than just cooking delicious food. It can help you save money by cutting grocery costs and lower electric bills.
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The Argument For Making And Serving Salad On A Sheet Pan
If you're still making your salads in a big bowl, you're seriously missing out. Sheet pans are the answer for perfectly prepped and presented salads.
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The Fast Food Fried Chicken Anthony Bourdain Thought Was Finger-Licking Good
Anthony Bourdain was a chef who traveled the world to try authentic foods, but he wasn't a food snob. He also loved this U.S. fast food fried chicken chain.
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The Best Way To Serve Caramel Apples Isn't Very Traditional
A caramel apple looks plenty impressive, but eating one presents a slew of challenges. Instead, try serving the fruity delight in a less traditional way.
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Chill Your Punch Using A Clever Bundt Pan Trick
If your party guests are fashionably late, your perfect punch bowl concoction can become a watery mess. Luckily, there's an icy trick that involves a Bundt pan.
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What Exactly Is Texas Roadhouse's Road Kill Steak?
Even die-hard Texas Roadhouse fans might miss out on the Road Kill Steak. But if you find yourself wondering what on earth it is, you're not alone.
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Eating Hot Dogs At A Baseball Game Is An American Tradition, But When Did It Start?
Even Americans who aren't fans of baseball know that watching a game often involves eating a hot dog. This ballpark tradition dates back to the late 1800s.
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How To Enhance The Flavor Of Homemade Seafood Stock
It might seem difficult to make your own seafood stock, but it's worth it. Seafood shells, herbs, onion, and carrots, and one trick and you'll be good to go.
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Secrets About Costco's Free Samples You Wish You Knew
Costco is renowned for its free samples, but there are some secrets you might want to get in on to make the most of your next shopping trip at the store.
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What Makes Bottled-In-Bond Whiskey Unique?
If you've ever seen the label "bottled in bond" on a bottle of whiskey, you may have wondered what makes the spirit unique. We have the answer.
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Upgrade Polenta With An Easy Grilled Cheese Twist
If you're tired of your go-to bread slices for grilled cheese, try this inventive twist using homemade or premade polenta slices.
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What Is The Best Substitute For Vegetable Oil?
From sautéing to baking, vegetable oil is one of the most versatile fats for cooking. When you need a swap in a pinch, though, try these cooking oils and fats.
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The Reason Hot Dogs Are Sometimes Called Franks
Hot dogs go by many names, but perhaps one of the most curious is the "frank." Just how did the well-known sausage get this moniker, and where did it come from?
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The Simple Way To Give Subpar Sandwich Bread A Rich Boost
If you have a brilliant sandwich idea and only have bland, mass-produced bread on hand, don't despair. There is a quick and easy trick you can implement.
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The Secret To Simple Pasta Dishes According To A Chef
Italy is known for the simplicity of its dishes that are loved worldwide, but we asked an Italian chef for secrets on how to make basic pasta dishes shine.
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5 Tips For Eating Korean Barbecue For An Unforgettable Meal
You probably already know that Korean barbecue is delicious, but with our five expert-approved tips, you can take the dining experience to a whole new level.
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What To Eat With Just 24 Hours In Boston
Spending a day in Boston? Come hungry. From seafood spots to food trucks, bakeries, coffee shops, and pubs, the Walking City is a culinary gold mine.
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