Do Bananas Or Caramel Go On Banoffee Pie First?
Banoffee pie, a blend of bananas and deliciously creamy toffee (or sometimes caramel), can go south quickly if you don't build it in the right order.
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Stories By Katie Moore
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For Perfectly Grilled Sausages, Follow A Simple Temperature Rule
Grilling sausages is a rite of passage during summer, but if you're not following this temperature rule, you run the risk of your casings bursting.
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The Extra Step To Take For The Crispiest Onion Rings Ever
An often overlooked side for homecooks is onion rings. However, these aren't as intimidating as they may seem, and with one extra step, they can be extra crisp.
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The Fruits And Vegetables You Should Soak With Baking Soda
To remove as many pesticides as possible, which types of fruit and vegetables should you be soaking in baking soda? We asked an expert his advice.
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The Underrated Chain Store That's A Hidden Gem For International Candy Finds
Whether you're yearning for a taste of home or a taste of far away lands, this one chain store is the perfect stop to find all things international.
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Do Cookies Go Bad Or Just Stale?
Whether you're making cookies at home or opening a pack of your favorite store-bought brand (looking at you, Girl Scouts), how long do they last?
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Can You Sharpen A Knife With A Ceramic Bowl? We Asked An Expert
There's a rumor floating around that you can sharpen a knife with the unglazed bottom of a ceramic bowl or plate, but just how true is it? We asked an expert.
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What Is Wok Hei And How To Recreate It In Your Home Kitchen
Wok hei is that mysterious quality that gives takeout stir-fries that signature smoky flavor. But what is it and how can we recreate it at home?
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Chain Vs Franchise Restaurants: What's The Actual Difference?
Contrary to popular belief, the term "chain" and "franchise" do not mean the same thing -- in fact, the two have some rather important distinctions.
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What Is The Sam's Club Return Policy For Food?
Nobody wants to return food to the grocery store, but sometimes it's unavoidable. How does Sam's Club handle food returns, and what's its policy?
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Make Copycat Texas Roadhouse Cinnamon Butter In 2 Easy Steps (With Just 4 Ingredients)
If you, like many others, rave about Texas Roadhouse's cinnamon butter, you can make it at home with some pantry staples in only two easy steps.
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Does Cake Mix Really Go Bad?
If you've been digging through your cupboards and found a cake mix from you-can't-remember-when, you may be curious if it's still safe to bake with.
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Are These The 11 Spices That Make KFC's Fried Chicken Taste So Good?
KFC is famously secretive about its famous 11 herbs and spices blend for the iconic fried chicken -- but a leak may have officially revealed the recipe.
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How Is Caviar Harvested And Is There A No-Kill Method?
Find out how caviar is traditionally harvested and learn how the recent development of a no-kill method may be a more ethical way to enjoy this delicacy.
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Hot Dogs Vs Frankfurters: Here's Why They're Not The Same
Cured sausages often appear quite similar, but there are important differences between them. Hot dogs and frankfurters, for example, are quite different.
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The Popular Wing Chain That Uses Beef Tallow For Delicious, Crispy Fries
Wings are the name of the game at this fast casual restaurant, but that's not all the chain does. In fact, its fries are famous thanks to being fried in tallow.
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Beignets Vs Donuts: What's The Actual Difference?
Beignets and donuts may seem similar, but their texture, ingredients, and origins set them apart. Find out what makes each of these delicious treats unique.
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What's The Best Type Of Alcohol To Use In Traditional French Onion Soup?
Don't forget that you'll need alcohol for that French onion soup recipe you want to make. Here's the drink that works best for it, plus an easy alternative.
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Why Does Costco's Food Court Hot Dog Have Such A Large Calorie Range?
If you've ever looked at the Costco food court menu, you might notice a huge calorie range for the hot dog. Why is that when the toppings are all somewhat low?
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The Forgotten Baking Tool That Gives You Even Cake Layers Every Time
Do you struggle to slice a cake and get even layers? Ensuring each layer looks the same is the key for structural integrity, so here's how to do it.
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What Happens If You Eat Canned Meat Without Cooking It?
Canned meat is not only an affordable option that keeps and keeps, but you can use it in many creative ways. But is it safe to eat right out of the can?
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What's The Cheapest And Most Expensive Steakhouse At Walt Disney World?
You can get all kinds of delicious cuisine at Walt Disney World but if you're craving a juicy steak, try these two restaurants that will suit your budget.
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Bobby Flay's BBQ Ribs Get A Bold, Sweet Upgrade From This Fizzy Soft Drink
Celebrity chef Bobby Flay uses one particular type of carbonated soft drink to make the perfect sauce for his ribs; here's how to use it yourself.
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What's The Difference Between Beef Tallow And Seed Oil?
Beef tallow was once the king of the deep fryer, before seed oils replaced the cooking fat -- but what is the actual difference between the two ingredients?
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The Case For Double-Frying Homemade Fries
Homemade fries can be delicious, but they often lack the crispiness of fast food versions. However, double-frying can be your secret to success at home.
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How To Make Edible Straws Using Candy
After transforming hard candy into functioning straws, you'll want to ditch every single other straw material -- it might not be reusable, but it is edible.
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Do Powdered Eggs Have As Much Protein As The Real Thing?
Powdered eggs are convenient, tasty, and long-lasting because they don't require refrigeration. But do they actually contain as much protein as fresh eggs?
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