Pumpkin Spice Is Out, According To Martha Stewart
Martha Stewart might have delivered a death blow to the PSL. The "Queen of Thanksgiving" herself has officially decreed that pumpkin spice lattes are out.
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The One Basic Ingredient That Eliminates Garlic Breath
Love garlic but hate garlic breath? Solve the problem with this one basic ingredient that, when eaten right after, can eliminate the unwanted odors.
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Apparently, You Can Open A Wine Bottle With A Knife And Fork
To open a wine bottle with a fork and knife, simply stab the table knife into the cork, then use the fork as a makeshift lever to twist the cork out.
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The Bear Finally Confirms Season 3 Renewal For 2024
"The Bear" is coming back! FX has revealed the popular culinary drama series is set to launch Season 3 in 2024; here's what we know about it so far.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Definitely Making When Cutting Pizza
If you make pizza at home and want perfect restaurant results, you may be making this one big mistake when cutting your pizza and it all has to do with timing.
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Your Costco Cart Has A Special Feature For Wine Bottles
Do you love Costco's high-quality wine selection, priced at amazing rates? You're not the only one, but if you aren't using this cart hack, you're missing out.
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How French Vodka Compares To Its American Counterpart
French vodka - which is made from grapes - is sweeter and fruitier than American vodkas and doesn't have the same bite as many American vodkas.
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How To Juice Watermelon Without An Expensive Blender
You can lap up every last drop of refreshing, slushy watermelon juice by using an immersion blender to puree it, no expensive Vitamix required.
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The Need-To-Know Etiquette For Ordering Menu Substitutions
When it comes to requesting menu changes in a restaurant, it's important to observe proper restaurant etiquette and make the ask in a respectful way.
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The Country That Produces The Most Lemons In The World
Lemons can be associated with places like France, Italy, even the U.S., but these regions pale in comparison to the area of the world that produces the most.
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The Classic Novel That Inspired Starbucks' Iconic Name
Today, the Starbucks name is synonymous with lattes, Frappuccinos, and holiday drinks but the origins of its name actually have nothing to do with coffee.
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Celebrate Diwali With A Spread Of Quintessential Mithai Sweets
Diwali is celebrated globally, so there are hundreds of mithai to choose from; some enjoy popularity across India, while others are regional favorites.
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Watermelon Radish Roses Are The Height Of Plating Elegance
Trust us: Creating watermelon radish roses is a simple yet elegant way to elevate your next grazing board from the ordinary to the extraordinary.
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The Biggest Difference Between Regular And Cooking Wine
Cooking wine is a bit different from traditional wines, but it has great uses in the kitchen, from deglazing pans to adding flavor such as in chicken marsala.
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It May Be Bad Etiquette To Take Produce To Self-Checkout
If you are buying fresh fruits and veggies at the grocery store, it actually might be bad etiquette to ring up your purchase at the self-checkout.
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The Countertop Gadget Ina Garten Uses For All Her Leftovers
Ina Garten is a woman of convenience - not just in making food, but storing it too. And there happens to be one countertop gadget she uses for leftovers.
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A Little Water Can Tenderize Your Roasted Sweet Potatoes
The trick to achieving restaurant-quality potatoes with moist, tenderized flesh is to wrap them in foil and add a little water before sealing them up.
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How Wine Will Put Armenia On The Map, According To Vahe Keushguerian And Jason Wise - Exclusive
Filmmaker Jason Wise and winemaker Vahe Keushguerian explained how they believe wine can help transform the way the world views Armenia.
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Why Starbucks Discontinued Its Luxury Drinking Chocolate
While you can still get a classic and a signature hot chocolate from Starbucks, getting your hands on its luxury drinking chocolate is another matter entirely.
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Clean Your Dirty Cooking Oil With One Convenient Pantry Staple
Cornstarch, commonly used as a thickening agent for soups, stews, pies, and sauces, holds the secret to cleaning dirty cooking oil in about 10 minutes.
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Vegan Porcini Mushroom And Herb Soup Recipe
This vegan porcini mushroom and herb soup is both homey and elegant, brimming with umami richness from both dried and fresh mushrooms.
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The Mess-Free Cheese Grater Hack That's Too Easy Not To Try
No matter how familiar you are with the tools in your kitchen, it's likely that you're using your cheese grater wrong. This is how you should use box graters.
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We Finally Know How Tootsie Rolls Are Made
Tootsie Rolls have long confused, bewildered, and bedazzled us for over a century, but now, be confused no more! We know how Tootsie Rolls are made.
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The Best Alcohol To Pair With Apple Cider
Sure, you can get hard cider, but adding your own spirits allows you to create bespoke cocktails. This is the best alcohol to go with your cider.
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Why It's Bad Etiquette To Pass Plates To Your Right In Mexico
It's the opposite of what we do in the States (and much of Europe). When in Mexico, you should pass food counterclockwise. Here's why the tradition started.
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Starbucks' Beer-Inspired Latte Was A Tragic Failure
In 2014, Starbucks tried to combine two beloved drinks - coffee and beer - into a unique Dark Barrel Latte but it was actually a tragic failure.
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The Key To Getting Last-Minute Reservations At Popular Restaurants
There is nothing worse than hitting restaurant after restaurant, looking for a walk-in when you're ravenous. Instead, try to get a last-minute reservation.
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