The (Failed) Time When Gerber Made Baby Food For Adults
In 1974, Gerber launched a new product; not for babies, but for adults. However, it was a massive failure and discontinued after three months. Here's the scoop.
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Make Your Salad Preparation Easier With One Bowl Tip
Making exceptional salads is easier than you think. Especially when you follow this bowl tip that is often overlooked, but makes all the difference.
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Creating A Vegan Charcuterie Board Is Easier Than You Might Think
Charcuterie boards make for an eye-catching display at any event. We asked a hospitality pro for their best tips on creating vegan charcuterie boards.
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These Are The Only Apples You Should Reach For When Making Apple Pie
To get some tips for perfecting an apple pie, we reached out to a pastry chef for some intel. These are the only apples you should use for this dessert.
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The Secret To Better Peanut Butter Sandwiches Is Already In Your Fridge
If you want to upgrade your peanut butter sandwich sans jelly, you can turn to your refrigerator. You have the one ingredient that will amp it up.
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The Bread Etiquette Rule You Should Know When Fine Dining
Etiquette rules are plentiful, but fine dining with elegance, grace, and style doesn't have to be hard, as long as your follow our expert's tips.
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How To Use A Honey Dipper — And Why You'd Want To
If you've never used a honey dipper and always wondered about the tool, here's how it works and why you might want to consider it for sweetening and baking.
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For Better Canned Cinnamon Rolls, You'll Need One Homemade Addition
When you feel like whipping up a sweet treat for breakfast, there's a way to elevate a tube of store-bought cinnamon rolls with one homemade addition.
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In Switzerland, You Can Buy Cheese While You're Hiking
Hikers can find cheese refrigerators around Switzerland, or you can embark on a so-called "cheese trail" and visit the best dairies in the country yourself.
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Gordon Ramsay's Powerful Secret For Flavorful Tomato Soup
Acclaimed chef Gordon Ramsay turns his talents to tomato soup and uses an obvious ingredient to add depth and delicious umami flavor to this simple meal.
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One Unexpected Cooking Method Gives Frozen Veggies A Touch Of Sweetness
Instead of just boiling or sauteing frozen vegetables, which turns them soggy and bland, try this standout cooking method that makes them sweet and flavorful.
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The Clever Hack That Adds A Subtle Spice To Baked Goods
Incorporate more spice into your baked goods with this hack that utilizes a coffee grinder (or a pestle and mortar if you're old-school) to infuse sugar.
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The Secret For Truly Traditional Chinese Fried Rice
If your homemade fried rice just isn't quite stacking up to your favorite takeout spot, you might be missing one specific ingredient for an umami punch.
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The Tastiest Filet-O-Fish Variations You Can Find Around The World
The Filet-O-Fish is one of the most popular fast food fish sandwiches. While you can order it at McDonald's in the U.S., other countries have unique versions.
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The Traditional Way To Serve France's Crozets Pasta
While Italy is well known for pasta, France's small, square-shaped crozets are traditional in the Savoy region. Here's how to serve the pasta like the locals.
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Which Spices Does The Pioneer Woman Use In Her Chicken Pot Pie Filling?
A chicken pot pie is a household staple. It's comforting, simple, delicious. But you can make it even better with this special addition from the Pioneer Woman.
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Skillets Are Great At Reheating Fries, With One Exception
You can use a skillet and a little oil to reheat leftover french fries to crispy perfection. It works for almost all types of fries, with one exception.
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The Must-Have Tool For Perfectly Smooth Pasta Sauce
The texture of pasta sauce is crucial to the dish. The occasion often calls for something silky. There is a very handy tool that makes perfectly smooth sauce.
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The Mistake That's Ruining Your Sweet Potato Fries
There's nothing like a batch of homemade sweet potato fries. But if yours are turning soggy, there's one big mistake you may be making that's ruining them.
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Making A Drink In A Shaker? Impress Your Friends With The Tin Spin Trick
Simply making a quality cocktail is pretty impressive, but if you want to wow your friends and family then you'll need to learn some flair bartending tricks.
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The Secret Ingredient For A Bold And Delicious Pasta Salad
Pasta salad is a great blank canvas for whatever flavors you enjoy, and the secret for a bold and flavorful dish may already be on your spice rack.
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The Spice Bottle Hack For Easy Dispensing And Less Shaking
If your spices have started to clump up and you're having trouble getting the contents out of the bottle, this simple trick is exactly what you need.
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Elevate Your BBQ Sauce With An Unexpected Zingy Fruit
Whether you prefer your barbecue sauce sweet, smoky, tangy, or spicy, there's an easy, fruity addition that will make all the flavors shine.
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How Much Alcohol Is In Baileys Irish Cream?
Baileys Irish Cream is so sweet and rich, it's hard to believe while you're drinking it that it really contains alcohol. But it does, and here's how much.
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What Does Slicing Meat 'Against The Grain' Mean, Really?
You're probably at least somewhat familiar with the concept of slicing meat against the grain, but actually doing it is another thing. Here's what to know.
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Amp Up The Costco Food Court Hot Dog With A Popular Bakery Item
If you love Costco's food court dog and it's $1.50 price, there's a new way that Reddit came up with to amp up the flavor of the famous food.
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Here's How To Freeze Peaches Without Them Clumping Together
Many people slice peaches and put them in a freezer bag, only to find clumps when they remove them. But, we know the best way to make sure this doesn't happen.
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