Baking Soda Does Miracles For Sticky, Dirty Dutch Ovens
Baking soda may not just be the best way to naturally clean your kitchen - it also works wonders on grubby Dutch ovens, leaving them as good as new.
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The Ingredient That Gives Amaretto Its Distinct Almond Flavor
Amaretto is one of the most popular almond-flavored liqueurs around, but most brands are distilled with an unusual ingredient in place of actual almonds.
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Frozen Jell-O Is As Close As You Can Get To Eating Stained Glass
Sometimes, the forbidden calls. For anemics, it's rocks -- for everyone else, we may wonder just what that stained glass tastes like. Find out with Jell-O!
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The Etiquette Rule You Need If You're Forgetful At The Drive-Thru
If you forget to order something at the drive-thru, please avoid delaying the line behind you by discussing it with the employees at the pick-up window.
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Leftover Mashed Potatoes Are The Key To Spongy Homemade Bread
This is how to turn leftover mashed potatoes into two delicious types of bread, using just a few extra ingredients and a bit of preparation time.
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Ina Garten's Best Hacks For Roasting Vegetables
Ina Garten rocks on every level in the kitchen! And roasting vegetables is absolutely no exception. Peek in here for Ina's hacks on perfect veggie roasting.
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Your Air Fryer Is Key To Cooking S'mores Without A Campfire
Your trusted air fryer is the secret to customizable, ooey-gooey s'mores, ready in just a fraction of the time, all from the comfort of your home.
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Egg Bakes And Frittatas Are Not The Same Thing
An egg bake and a frittata are both delicious baked egg dishes, but they have plenty of differences in how they're made and the ingredients they use.
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All Of Your Watermelon Questions Answered
How we love sinking our teeth into watermelon! But can you freeze it? Absolutely! Any other questions? We hope so. Because we've got a ton of answers.
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Why You Shouldn't Stack Pans When You Store Them
Stacking your pots and pans on top of each other may seem like a great way to save space, but it's not a good idea for your cookware or for your health.
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What Happens After A SodaStream Bottle Expires
The plastic bottle that comes with your SodaStream machine can't be reused forever, and using it past its expiration date can be downright dangerous.
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There Is A Right Way To Put Bagels In Your Toaster
Toasting a bagel may seem like a mindless task but when it comes to getting the best result, there is one right way to place the halves inside the toaster.
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The Painstaking Royal Etiquette For Eating Peas With A Fork
Yes, eating peas can be tricky. Do you opt for spoon or try to shovel them onto a fork? Well, according to this etiquette expert, neither option is correct.
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What You Need To Know Before Buying An Olive Oil Cruet
If you find yourself reaching for olive oil at all hours, perhaps you've considered getting a cruet. But keep in mind it can affect the quality of the oil.
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How To Keep Chocolate From Melting Without A Fridge In Sight
Before you put your chocolate in the fridge, learn how you should really be storing it so that it doesn't melt and retains its best flavor and texture.
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The Best Fillings For Sufganiyot During Hanukkah
If sufganiyot are a mainstay at your Hanukkah gatherings, check out our roundup of delicious fillings that will add new flavors to the classic treat.
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Red Bean Paste Is The Underrated Ingredient Your French Toast Needs
Here's a unique twist on French toast: Add a popular Japanese ingredient - red bean paste - for a truly exceptional dish that's great for brunch or dessert.
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Wendy's 12 Days Of Holiday Discounts Are Packed Full Of Freebies
Fans of fast food will want to find out about the deals Wendy's is offering for 12 days in December, featuring tons of menu favorites for free.
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The Hot Water Trick That Will Finally Open Stubborn Food Jars
These tips for using hot water will help you open the most stubborn containers, from pasta sauce jars to dressing bottle caps to jams and jellies.
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Venison Is The Gamey Ingredient Your Meatloaf Has Been Missing
Dark, tender, and naturally lean, venison meat is packed with rich, earthy, and complex flavors, all of which work exceptionally well in meatloaf.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Baking Gingerbread Houses
Look, we know, everyone errors on occasion when baking gingerbread houses. Perfection doesn't come easy. No prob. We've got all the mistakes you should avoid.
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Sugar Cone Christmas Trees Are Less Messy With A Cookie Base
There are plenty of Christmas cookie tricks, but this one might just be the cutest. To avoid mess, use a cookie base for your sugar cone Christmas trees.
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Why You're Not Supposed To Drink Water With Traditional Fondue
According to Swiss lore, sipping on water between bites of fondue can potentially cause the cheese to clot in your stomach, making digestion difficult.
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Is Ham Technically Red Or White Meat?
Ham is very different from some other pork products, but categorizing it as red or white meat (and exploring what those terms mean) is quite simple.
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Peppermint Bark Is Weirdly Perfect With Alpine Cheese
Cheese, mint, and chocolate may sound like an odd combo, but there are good reasons why peppermint bark and Alpine cheese are a must-try for your holiday party.
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The Coquette Food Trend Ties Up Meals With A Literal Bow
This is how the coquette aesthetic is jumping from fashion to food, and inspiring unique -- if cheeky and not very functional -- dishes and drinks.
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TikTok's Rosemary Hack For Mini Christmas Tree Cocktails
What's better than a sparkling drink to warm your spirits on a cold holiday night? Why, a sparkling drink that's as adorable as it is delicious, of course!
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