Protein-Maxxing: How Much Protein Is 'Too Much?'
One of the trendiest food fads around right now (and for the last few years) is something called protein maxing, but how much do you really need?
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How To Prevent Takeout Fish And Chips From Getting Soggy
Ideally, fish and chips should be crispy, but takeout orders are notoriously soggy by the time you get home. Fortunately, there are ways to mitigate the damage.
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This State Led In Bourbon Production Before Kentucky Took The Reins
Bourbon may be associated with Kentucky today, but before Prohibition, this other Southern state led in production of this distinctly American spirit.
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The Only Way To Cook Pot Roast When It's Frozen Solid
If you need to cook a pot roast, but you forgot to thaw it, and it's frozen solid, don't fear; while it won't turn out quite as nice, there is a way to cook it.
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Mac And Cheese Gate: TikToker Exposes Inaccurate Serving Size
A viral TikTok has sparked outrage by revealing that some store-bought products are actually yielding significantly less than their labeled portions.
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Why You Should Avoid Crunchy Food When You're Sick
When you're feeling sick, all you want is to recover — and to support the healing process, you should probably avoid crunchy foods. Here’s why.
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What Happened To Hulk Hogan's Build-Your-Own Pasta Spot?
In 1995, Hulk Hogan launched a restaurant concept called Hulk Hogan’s Pastamania! — but whatever became of the wrestler’s foray into the world of food?
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How Pizza Hut Put Food Delivery On The Map In The 1990s
While it has become a day-to-day convenience for many, digital ordering is a relatively young phenomenon — and it all started with Pizza Hut.
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Why Chicago-Style Popcorn Is So Special
Most people know about Chicago-style pizza and hot dogs, but you might not know there is also a signature popcorn associated with the Windy City.
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America's Oldest Tea Garden Is Located In This California City
If you're aiming to enjoy some history with your traditional tea, then you need to head to California, which houses the oldest tea garden in the country.
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The Best Store-Bought Ice Creams Have This Ingredient Listed First
Anyone who wants to get the best quality ice cream possible from the store needs to look for this ingredient listed first. Otherwise, you'll get a poor product.
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General Tso's Vs Kung Pao Chicken: Here's The Actual Difference
You may have eaten them both when ordering Chinese takeout, but do you know the difference between these two iconic dishes: general Tso's and kung pao chicken?
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How To Make Your Own Loaded Fries At Whataburger
By hacking the Whataburger menu, you can build your own loaded fries — and the customization options are truly as endless as they are delicious.
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The Italian Street Food That Combines Everything In A Handheld Meal
The next time you need a handheld snack to eat on the go, don't grab a sandwich; instead, grab this delicious snack from Italy that dates back centuries.
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How To Make Delicious Curry Without Coconut Milk
While coconut milk is certainly a staple in many Southeast Asian dishes, it's not the only way to thicken a delicious curry and build richness.
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According To Lidia Bastianich, Beginners Should Start With This Type Of Risotto
Risotto can be intimidating for beginners, so Lidia Bastianich recommends this version as a simple starting point while you master the technique.
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10 Celebrity Chefs And The Foods They Absolutely Hate
Their lives may be centered around food, but celebrity chefs have ingredients and dishes they hate just like we do. A few may even surprise you.
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Neither Maine Nor Maryland Is Considered The 'Oyster Capital Of The East Coast'
Many seaside states boast thriving coastal food scenes, but only one claims the crown for oysters — and believe it or not, it isn’t Maine or Maryland.
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Why Burger King Can't Use Its Name In One US Town
The reason Burger King can't use its name in one US town dates back to a legal dispute that pitted the burgeoning burger giant against a Midwestern couple.
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10 Steak Orders Of US Presidents
From black-and-blue to well-done with ketchup, American presidents have had some interesting preferences when it came to ordering their steaks.
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What Is The World's Hottest Pepper?
The hottest pepper in the world used to be the Carolina Reaper, so it's little wonder that the current record holder is made by the same person.
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The Fast Food Chicken Chain That Used To Have A Buffet
Diners once enjoyed all-you-can-eat buffets at select locations of this famous chicken chain, offering a limitless spread of their favorite menu items.
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Palm Springs' Signature Drink Has Been Winning Over Taste Buds Since The 1930s
When you think Palm Springs, you might think vacation, desert, or even Coachella, but it's also home to orchards that go hand in hand with this shake.
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8 Delicious Ways To Cook Broccoli
Broccoli can be an uninspiring vegetable if not cooked well. Fortunately, these eight methods make it easy to turn this brassica into something tasty.
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The Old-School Ice Cream That's Hard To Find
Flavors come and go, falling in and out of favor with the passing time, but there's one old-school flavor of ice cream we wish would make a comeback.
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How Much Protein A Can Of Vienna Sausages Actually Has
Vienna sausages are a classic (and, perhaps, old-fashioned) snack that can add a good deal of protein to any meal. Here's how much they have.
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The Beloved Ice Cream Bar That Has Gotten Worse, According To Costco Customers
Despite their appetizing appearance, these ice cream bars' low rating suggests that Costco shoppers are losing faith in the once-beloved product.
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