McDonald's Breakfast Steak Has Fewer Ingredients Than You Might Expect. Here's What's In It
You might think McDonald's burgers are crammed with processed ingredients, but one breakfast steak sandwich has a surprisingly simple recipe.
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Stories By Jennifer M. McNeill
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How Much Did McDonald's Original Burger Cost When It Opened In 1940?
McDonald's has seen its fair share of criticism for rising prices in recent years, but back in the day, a burger from this iconic chain was shockingly cheap.
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How To Use A Water Glass To Peel A Mango
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The Garbanzo Bean Swap For Sweeter Hummus
This ingredient can replace traditionally used garbanzo beans, creating a hummus that is sweeter and smoother and just as satisfying to dip some hot bread into.
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If you need ripened bananas for a recipe, you can actually use your air fryer to speed up the process. No more waiting for green bananas to turn yellow.
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There's no better feeling than getting a great deal, even when it comes to fast food. So, where can you find the cheapest fast food burger in America?
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From classic Reubens to turkey subs (and even vegetarian and gluten-free options) this South Carolina institution has been serving epic sandwiches since 1941.
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How Is Coconut Milk Actually Made?
Coconut milk is used in all kinds of sweet or savory recipes and is a popular dairy-free milk alternative. But how is this tropical milk actually made?
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Have you noticed those tiny, star-shaped pasta in the grocery store and on social media? Here's what it is called and why it's used often in Italian dishes.
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Never Mess Up Overnight Oats With This Simple Ratio
Overnight oats might just be the ultimate breakfast meal prep hack, and when it comes to nailing the perfect texture, it all comes down to one simple ratio.
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Golden & Crunchy Every Time: Why Air Frying Is Key To Ultra Crispy Hash Browns
For crispy, crunchy hash browns that are the envy of your breakfast table, consider using this air fryer hack for the perfect golden-brown spuds.
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Are Chia Seeds A Suitable Vegan Substitute For Eggs?
Chia seeds are a nutritious food ingredient that can be used in several ways. The seeds may even make a good replacement for eggs in your recipes.
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The Egg Trick You Need To Try For A Mess-Free Burger
If you love adding eggs to your burgers but can't stand the mess, you need to try this super simple hack that will give your burger a mess-free upgrade.
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The Popular 'Fast Food' Chain In Italy That You Won't Find In The US
This popular "fast food" chain in Italy serves up incredible food and treats for travelers crossing the country and looks nothing like any chain in America.
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How To Make A Grilled Cheese Like They Do In Italy
Learn how to make the perfect Italian grilled cheese at home with crispy golden bread, gooey melted cheese, and that authentic Italian crunch.
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For The Cleanest Cut Brownies, Don't Skip This Step
To prevent brownies turning into a soggy mess when you cut them, one extra step is key. Food Republic spoke to chef Christopher Hensel to find out more.
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The Key To Flavorful Store-Bought Veggie Burgers Is A Clever Cheese Hack
While homemade veggie burgers can be packed with flavor, the store-bought kind can be lacklustre. Amp up the taste with this one clever trick.
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What Is The Best Type Of Liner To Use In Your Air Fryer?
Convenient and efficient, the air fryer is a kitchen miracle. However, there are some factors to consider when using this gadget, including the best liner.
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The Egg Cooking Method That's Easier Than Poaching
If you're making eggs for breakfast, convenience often trumps fancy cooking techniques. This expert cooking tip makes perfect poached eggs with no fuss.
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Sprite Vs 7UP: What's The Actual Difference Between The 2 Soft Drinks?
On the surface, it might seem like Sprite and 7UP are identical -- but a closer look proves that the two couldn't be more different, both in taste and branding.
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The Only Country Where Starbucks Fuses Matcha With This Popular Italian Dessert, And America Would Love It
The unique Starbucks food item that mixes together tiramisu and matcha would be a hit in the U.S. -- but you'll only find it in one country.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Buying Frozen Butternut Squash
Before you reach for the frozen butternut squash in the grocery aisle, you might want to think again -- here are all the reasons you should avoid it.
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Silken Vs Firm Tofu: What Kind Has The Most Protein?
Not all tofu is created equal. If you're turning to it to add more protein to your diet, this is the one you should be using, according to an expert.
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The Fresh Ingredient That Will Make Those Canned Peas Way Less Boring
Canned peas do not have to be boring. Trust us on this; pair canned peas up with one single ingredient, and you'll get an incredible combination.
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