Why Adding Salt To Water Can Help To Boost Hydration
While it may not seem intuitive to add salt to drinking water, it's actually a great way to get a boost of hydration if you tend to lose fluids or sweat a lot.
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Alton Brown's Signature Cocktail For Bitter Lovers
Alton Brown knows his way around a kitchen - but he is equally adept as a bartender and mixologist. His signature cocktail proves how delicious his prowess is.
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11 Different Ways To Enjoy Fish-Free Sushi
Enjoying fish-free sushi is far from impossible. Here's a bunch of ways you can either make or order sushi made from veggies and other delightful ingredients.
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Joanna Gaines' Butter Tip For Crispy Chocolate Chip Cookies
Joanna Gaines knows how to make a great batch of crispy on the outside, soft on the inside chocolate chip cookies, and it all comes down to one big butter tip.
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Hot Water Is The Key To Crystal Clear Ice Cubes
If not you've ever wondered how to make those beautiful crystal clear ice cubes you enjoy in cocktails at the bar, there's one big key for how to do it at home.
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11 Powerhouse Pantry Ingredients That Can Boost Any Dish
The pantry is a current kitchen staple storage unit hiding all sorts of culinary delights to augment your meals. Here are 11 pantry items you definitely need.
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The Plastic Utensil Etiquette To Know For Takeout Orders
It's pretty standard for etiquette to change over time, reflecting how society and mores update as the years pass. So what are the rules about plastic utensils?
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Here's The Maximum Amount Of Juice You Can Get From One Lemon
Lemons vary in size and therefore the amount of juice they produce also varies. Still, it's good to know the average (and maximum) amounts of juice you can get.
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Here's How Long Frozen Food Will Last In A Power Outage
Losing internet during a power outage is one thing, but your fridge going without electricity can be actually dangerous. Here's what you need to know.
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The Baking Tool Ina Garten Uses To Make Her Soup More Whimsical
Soup is comforting and delicious no matter what time of year it is. With that in mind, Ina Garten has a cute way to jazz up her soup with a touch of whimsy.
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Judge Rules Starbucks Violated Federal Law With Unionized Store Closure
While Starbucks has denied closing one Ithaca store in retaliation for its workers joining a union, the NLRB ruled that the store closure was illegal.
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Sweet Spiced Baked Apples Recipe
These sweet spiced baked apples make for the perfect simple dessert.
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The Lemon Granita Tea That Will Help You Survive A Boiling Day In Rome
Taking a trip to Rome in summer and struggling with the heat? You're not alone. Fortunately, a lemon granita tea can help you get through even the worst heat.
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Culver's First Ever Signature Sauce Is Tangy, Creamy, And Versatile
Culver's new (and first ever) Signature Sauce is a creamy blend of buttermilk, Parmesan cheese, and blue cheese, kind of like an elevated ranch.
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Chipotle Axes Its Fast-Casual Pizza Spin-Off, Pizzeria Locale
Pizzeria Locale took the fast-casual, but fresh concept of Chipotle and applied it to pizza. Now, for undisclosed reasons, the chain is closing.
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Giada De Laurentiis Puts An Italian Twist On A Classic Old Fashioned
In a recent TikTok video, celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis adds her signature flare to prepare an Italian Old Fashioned using bourbon (an American whiskey).
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The Creamy Cheese You Need On Hand For Kid-Friendly Cookouts
This creamy cheese is good on its own as a kid-friendly sandwich filling but it is also fantastic when placed on top of a hamburger or hot dog at a cookout.
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The Best Vegetable Oil Substitutes For Every Occasion
Vegetable oil is one of the most commonly used oils for cooking, but what if you've run out? These are the best vegetable oil substitutes for every occasion.
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How To Use A Cocktail Jigger Like A Professional
Commonly called the jigger, the tool is designed to quickly measure the many ingredients that make up a cocktail. Here's how to use it like a professional.
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Meet The Crown Melon, Japan's $200 Cantaloupe Lookalike
It may seem pricey, but the price tag for the Japanese crown melon isn't really shocking. This cantaloupe lookalike is known as the king of fruits for a reason.
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Yang Rou Chuan Is The Best Street Food To End A Boozy Night Out In China
Nothing beats some delicious protein after a night out drinking. In China, rather than ordering a side of chicken wings or a cheese burger, it's yang rou chuan.
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Lemon Zest Will Change Your Cheesy Salads Forever
Citrus and salad are best friends: They pair beautifully and complement each other in many ways. However, it's the zest that really transforms a cheesy salad.
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Minty Mojito Fudge Recipe
This fudge ditches milk or dark chocolate and instead takes on the flavors of one of our favorite tropical drinks: a super refreshing mojito.
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The Most Nutritious Way To Buy Canned Fruit
Canned fruit can be a great on-the-go snack when you want something healthy, but not all are created equal. Here's the most nutritious kind to buy.
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11 Tips For Perfectly Smoked Meat On An Electric Smoker
An electric smoker can be a bit tricky to operate. That's why we're highlighting 11 very useful tips to smoke your meat perfectly every time!
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New Study Finds Hazardous Chemicals In US Tap Water
Drinking water is one of the best ways to stay hydrated, but if you prefer tap water, you may want to know about a new study that's found hazardous chemicals.
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Almond Jell-O And Fruit Cocktail Is The Ultimate Cantonese Comfort Food
Whether it's a hot summer day or cool autumn evening, almond jelly mixed with fruit cocktail is a Cantonese comfort food that is as delightful as it is simple.
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