The Only Difference Between Butterscotch And Toffee
Butterscotch and toffee contain the same ingredients, but a key difference between how you cook them results in sweet concoctions with much different textures.
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How To Give Store-Bought Frosting That Homemade Fluffy Texture
There are plenty of ways to take canned frosting to the next level, but we wanted to take a deeper dive into one trick that can give it a fluffy consistency.
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The Easy Fix For Aldi's Poor Hash Brown Packaging
The Seasons Choice frozen hash browns at Aldi are a fan favorite, but once you've opened the package, the rest are left exposed to the dreaded freezer burn.
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Don't Throw Away Naked Corn Cobs: Milk Them For A Yummy Soup Ingredient
Kent Rollins, host of Outdoor Channel's "Cast Iron Cowboy," tells Food Republic how you can use corn cobs for "milk" to add to soup and other recipes.
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How To Make Pancakes Using Boxed Cake Mix
If you ran out of pancake mix or don't have the ingredients to make them from scratch, a boxed cake mix can be a perfect substitute with a few simple tweaks.
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How To Make Cranberry Relish Like Anthony Bourdain With Just 3 Ingredients
This cranberry relish comes from the late, great chef and author Anthony Bourdain, and you're going to love how easy and simple it is. Here's how to make it.
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Don't Throw Away Used Coffee Filters: Here's How To Repurpose Them For Another Cup Of Joe
Economically savvy and environmentally conscious coffee drinkers can feel better about brewing up another cup by trying this method for reusing coffee filters.
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How To Save An Overly Salty Egg Salad Without Starting Over
With so many naturally salty ingredients in egg salad, the flavor can quickly become overwhelming — but don't worry. You can fix an overly salty egg salad.
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The Must-Have Tool For Quickly Breaking Down Tomatoes And Onions
If you want to quickly break down your tomatoes or onions into a puree (without having to worry about peels), then you need this common kitchen tool.
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How To Cut Watermelon Into Picture-Perfect Triangles
While cubed watermelon is obviously delicious, there's just something special about one of those cute little triangles. Plus, they're easy to eat.
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How To Make Boxed Mac & Cheese Taste Homemade With 2 Ingredients
Sure, boxed mac and cheese is a convenient and quick way to get either lunch or dinner done fast, but it doesn't have to be bland; just add these two things.
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The Simple Trick To See If Chocolate Is High Quality
Chocolate is everywhere, with quality ranging from mass-produced bars to those from artisan chocolatiers — but how can you tell if you have a high-quality bar?
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How To Make The Ultimate Salad Topper With Olive Garden's Breadsticks
If you hit up an Olive Garden, and you happen to go home with extra breadsticks (let's be real: we all crave the bread), then you can turn them into croutons.
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Make Dubai Chocolate Covered Strawberries With This Viral TikTok Hack
Chocolate covered strawberries (decadently layered in jars) and Dubai chocolate are both having a moment, so why not bring them together? TikTok already has.
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Don't Toss Those Overripe Bananas. Use Them In Your Backyard Instead
Just about every banana lover has accidentally let them sit too long and turn overripe. Luckily, these brown, mushy fruits can be put to use in the backyard.
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How To Order Five Guys' Secret Menu Double Grilled Cheeseburger
Think of Five Guys' secret menu double grilled cheeseburger as the indulgent cousin of the chain's Patty Melt, with double the bread and cheese.
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This 3-Ingredient Apple Pie Dessert Starts With Cake Mix & A Can
If you have a box of cake mix, preferably white, yellow, vanilla, or spiced, and this type of canned fruit, you have the makings for a classic dessert.
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How To Take Frozen Pizza From Bland To Gourmet With One Ingredient
If you want to elevate a frozen pizza to new and delicious heights, just top your pie with this one fresh ingredient that you probably already have.
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Making Mac & Cheese In Advance? Choose This Cooking Method For The Creamiest Results
If you need to make a batch of macaroni and cheese in advance, then you absolutely should use this particular cooking method to keep the sauce creamy.
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The Mess-Free Way To Make Your Own Beef Tallow
Making your own beef tallow may seem like an intensive (and messy) process, but so long as you have a slow cooker, you can do it easily with minimal clean up.
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Keep Brisket Moist In The Fridge With This Storage Tip
With the right storage techniques, leftover brisket can taste just as good on day three as it did fresh off the smoker, as long as you lock in the juices.
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Ina Garten Upgrades Bacon With One Sweet Pantry Staple
If you want to dine on breakfast (or brunch) like the one and only Ina Garten, then you need to add this one sweet ingredient to your bacon as you cook it.
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How To Use Those Circular Shapes In Your BBQ Grill Grate
If you've ever wondered what those little circular cutouts in your grates are for, Scott Thomas, owner of The Grillin' Fools, has the answer.
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Microwave Vs Air Fryer: Which Is Best For Reheating Egg Rolls?
If you want your leftover egg rolls to be just as delicious and shatteringly crunchy on the outside, then you need to ditch the microwave when you reheat them.
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How To Score Affordable (And Delicious) Airport Meals
Say goodbye to soggy airport sandwiches and lukewarm ready meals every time you fly. If you know where to look, you can find a variety of good options.
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Order Your Next Costco Pizza This Way For A Crispier Crust
Did you know that you can customize some of the food court items at Costco? For instance, there's a way to order the pizza for a crispier crust.
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How To Steam Hot Dog Buns In Your Microwave
Steam your hot dog bun in the microwave and you'll get a soft, pillowy result — but only if you follow a few steps first to avoid a mushy or rubbery outcome.
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