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Stanley Has Recalled 2.6 Million Bottles And You Need To Check Yours Immediately
Stanley cup owners might have to stop using their travel mugs ASAP due to a highly dangerous defect that has caused injuries and a massive safety recall. -
3 Simple Sauces You Need To Try The Next Time You Make Wings
Bored of buffalo or BBQ sauce? Try these three delicious and unique wing sauces and garnishes straight from the recipe book of a food expert. -
What Type Of Alcohol Is Really In Fireball?
If you've only ever called it Fireball, you might not know what type of alcohol is in this spicy cinnamon spirit, and the answer is really quite simple. -
The 3 Basic Fish Fillet Cuts You Should Know
If you want to start filleting your own fish, make sure you know how these three basic fillet cuts will affect the flavor and texture of your finished dish. -
A Spoon Is The Key To Differentiating Condiments From Sauces
There is no shortage of tasty spreads to dress, dip, and drizzle onto your favorite entree. But how exactly are each of these substances categorized? -
Why A Microplane Is Necessary For The Perfect Gingerbread House
If you're having difficulties while crafting your gingerbread house this holiday season, consider using a microplane grater to ensure the perfect fit. -
Carrot Recall For E. Coli Risk Now Includes Vegetable Medleys
An E. coli outbreak that was previously linked to organic carrot products has now expanded to include multiple types of packaged vegetable medleys. -
Bagged Greens Recalled In The Southern States Due To Listeria Risk
If you live in the southern U.S. and recently bought mustard greens, check your fridge to make sure it's not a brand that has been recalled for a listeria risk. -
Over $30k Worth Of Christmas Pies Have Been Stolen From A Michelin-Starred Chef
In England, a bizarre theft of over 2,000 pies has shocked the public, the famed pastry chef who made them, and perhaps even the perpetrators themselves. -
Olive Garden Is Bringing 2 Luxurious Dishes Back To Its Menus
Olive Garden simplifies its menu on occasion, putting some fan-favorite dishes on the chopping block, but two beloved menu items are making their comeback. -
Flatbread Vs Pizza: What's The Difference?
Flatbreads and pizza are both beloved for their doughs and toppings, but there are several important distinctions that set these two foods apart. -
Why Wendy's Fries Taste So Much Saltier Than Its Fast Food Competitors
The reason why Wendy's fries are particularly salty has less to do with using significantly more salt and more to do with the ingredients themselves. -
How Much Alcohol Is Really In A Four Loko?
The exact alcohol content in your can of Four Loko can vary depending on a few factors, but the notorious drinks are far from weak in any iteration. -
No Bake Vs Baked Cheesecake: What Makes Them Different, Besides The Obvious?
Most people know that baked cheesecake is denser, while no-bake cheesecake has an airier texture - but there are other key differences worth considering. -
Tired Of The Same Old Meatball? Try These Flavor Variations
Classic Italian meatballs may be delicious, but when you're craving other flavors from around the globe, try these delicious chef-recommended combos. -
Kentucky's Official State Drink Isn't Its Famous Bourbon
Kentucky may be synonymous with bourbon to many Americans, but its actual state drink is unexpected and even caused some uproar among residents. -
How Long Summer Sausage Lasts After Opening
In case the guests at your holiday party don't finish off a whole summer sausage, here's how long it lasts and how to store it properly after opening. -
How Long Is Eggnog Good For After It's Been Opened?
Eggnog's shelf life can vary based on if you bought it or made it yourself, but you ought to use it up quickly by drinking or cooking with it in either case. -
French Bread Vs Baguette: What's The Difference?
While French bread and baguettes are both on the longer side and typically made of white bread, they actually have a lot less in common than you might assume. -
Is It A Bad Idea To Order Your Drink With Ice On A Plane
It's important to stay hydrated while flying, but before you order your drink with extra ice on your next flight, you might want to reconsider those ice cubes. -
Over 160k Pounds Of Ground Beef Have Been Recalled For E. Coli Risk. Here's What To Know
Restaurant staff and customers should listen up: A huge E. coli outbreak has affected certain ground beef products that were distributed across America. -
The Genius Tip To Make Thanksgiving Leftovers Way More Exciting
When you can't stand to look at another turkey sandwich, take a page from a pro chef and turn your Thanksgiving leftovers into a delicious crispy finger food. -
What Kind Of Alcohol Is In White Claw's Hard Seltzers?
Hard seltzers like White Claw can certainly bring on a buzz, but the type of alcohol in these drinks isn’t always clear. So, what’s actually in one? -
Which Carrots Are Affected By The E. Coli Recall? Here's What You Need To Know
If you have organic carrots in your fridge, you need to know about a major E. coli recall that has affected 18 U.S. states, as well as Canada and Puerto Rico. -
How Strong Your Brew Has To Be For The Ultimate Irish Coffee
While it might seem that any coffee can be turned Irish with a quick shot and stir, the best Irish coffee actually requires a specific type of brew. -
The Pitfalls To Avoid When Adding Bacon To Desserts
Adding bacon to desserts can be a huge hit or a total miss, depending on how you prepare your protein. Expert chef Tyler Malek explains what pitfalls to avoid.