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The Intense Amount Of Butter Ree Drummond Used While Filming Season One Of The Pioneer Woman
When filming The Pioneer Woman, Ree Drummond goes through an astronomical amount of butter that's better not measured by sticks but by the pound. -
Why Gordon Ramsay At The London Lost Its Michelin Stars
In 2006, Gordon Ramsay invested millions to open his flagship restaurant at The London in NYC - but by 2013, the restaurant lost its two Michelin stars. -
In Case Of Apocalypse — Costco Sells Emergency Food Buckets
While touted as a response to an apocalypse, the emergency food buckets that are sold by Costco are actually perfect for natural disasters or camping. -
How Long Does It Take To Bake Spaghetti Squash?
Cooking a spaghetti squash can be intimidating. Luckily, whether you use the oven, microwave, or Instant Pot, it's done in less than an hour. -
The Controversial Way Donald Trump Likes To Eat His Steak
We can tell you how Donald Trump always orders steak, plus his other unique and perhaps puzzling dining habits (and which fellow presidents share his tastes). -
Kitchen Surfaces You Shouldn't Clean With Vinegar
Vinegar is a fantastic cleaner for many things in a kitchen, but there are some surfaces that will corrode under its acidic nature and should be avoided. -
What Are The Little Balls In Tapioca Pudding Made Of?
The mysteriously slippery, transparent pearls in tapioca pudding are not only interesting in composition, but have a rich history and tons of lesser-known uses. -
The US President That Ate 12 Ounces Of Steak Every Day For Breakfast
Steak for breakfast? There was time when it was a go-to morning meal. And there was one US president who really enjoyed it, eating 12 ounces every day. -
The Chicagoland Grocery Store Staple That Got A Shout Out In Season 3 Of The Bear
Many of the locations mentioned in The Bear are based on real Chicagoland locations, including this (most) popular grocery chain, colloquially known as Jewels. -
The Genius Tortilla Trick That Makes Folding Homemade Crunchwraps A Breeze
Making your own Crunchwrap knockoff at home has never been easier than using this easy (and viral) tortilla folding hack. You just need the right ingredients. -
Vegetable Coffee Is Having A Summer Moment
First there was mushroom coffee, and now this more pungent vegetable is taking center stage in mugs of joe. Here's why this one is having a summer moment. -
Inirv: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
The founders of Inirv went on Shark Tank to get funding for their smart stove knob that you can turn off with the push of a button in an app. -
Why Tabitha Brown Adds Vinegar And Baking Soda To Canned Black Beans
Tabitha Brown, vegan cook and viral social media star, has a great tip for cleaning her canned black beans -- she adds both vinegar and baking soda. -
Are The Beans At Chipotle Vegan?
Some beans that you get at restaurants could contain animal ingredients. After some complaints, Chipotle changed its bean recipe to be more vegan-friendly. -
You Mean Spice Jars Have Had This Mess-Free Feature All Along?
No one likes having to shake shake shake their spice jar to get what they need when cooking, but did you know there has been a better way all along? -
Anthony Bourdain's Favorite LA Restaurant Was Actually A Fast Food Chain
Anthony Bourdain was never one to mince words about his many food opinions, and he had nothing but the most glowing praise for In-N-Out Burger. -
What Company Owns Impossible Foods?
Impossible Foods has made a name for itself in the vegan food world but now wants to branch out to flexitarians -- but who, exactly, owns the company? -
Tabitha Brown's Favorite Sauces To Pair With Black Bean Burgers
Vegan cook, award-winning actress and host, and best-selling author Tabitha Brown knows the best sauces to pair with a delicious black bean burger. -
Remove Avocado Pits Without A Knife With One Easy Tip
Every year, thousands of people suffer from avocado hand -- slicing their hand while removing a pit. Avoid the risk with this easy no-knife tip. -
What Are The Alleged 23 Different Flavors In Dr Pepper?
Dr Pepper is known for its mysterious 23 natural and artificial flavors -- but just what are they rumored to be, and are those rumors accurate? -
How Many Restaurants And Stores Does Paula Deen Have?
Paula Deen once had a bevy of restaurants across the U.S., but after her infamous court case regarding her racist behavior, only a few remain open today. -
What Makes Coney Island Hot Dogs A Step Above The Rest?
A Coney Island hot dog, despite its name, doesn't come from New York, but rather Detroit. Still, it's the toppings that really set the dish apart. -
Palmini: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Palmini makes pasta out of hearts of palm, creating something low-carb, gluten- and sugar-free -- but how did the Sharks take to the unique product? -
Deux: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Deux was founded by someone who wanted to take vitamins without swallowing pills. Delicious but high in calorie, did the Sharks take a bite of the company? -
How Ina Garten Became The Iconic Barefoot Contessa
Believe it or not, The Barefoot Contessa existed before Ina Garten became associated with the branding, but how, exactly, did she get involved? -
The US President That Loved To Eat Turtle Soup
A certain president loved turtle soup so much that a recipe was named after him, but even this wouldn't guarantee lasting popularity for the delicacy.