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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How To Properly Store Cognac For The Best Sipping Experience
Frequent wine drinkers know the importance of proper storage. Cognac also requires proper storage, but the requirements are different than other types of wine.
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Why American Cheese Has Unique FDA Guidelines
Those melty, gooey Kraft slices and other American cheeses have some unique FDA guidelines. What's more, American cheese wasn't even invented in America.
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The Unique Ingredient That Makes Filipino Sorbetes Stand Out
Sorbetes don't rely on expensive ingredients like eggs and cow's milk. Instead, these frozen treats sold by street vendors transform less-pricey stuff.
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The Ingredient Pairings That Make Cheaper Steaks Taste Gourmet
With inflation, well, inflating, buying steak can seem like a luxury. Fortunately, you can take even the cheapest cuts and make them feel elegant.
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The Easy Way To Cinch Hard-To-Find Trader Joe's Items
Trader Joe's is notorious for running out of stock, but if there are some items you want, there's a simple way to maximize your chances of getting them.
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A Sweet Treat Will Take Your Canned Cinnamon Rolls To The Next Level
Canned cinnamon rolls are an easy way to make a delicious brunch (or dessert) fast, but even better, they're a blank canvas, ready for innovation.
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When It Comes To Whole Roasted Fish, Keep The Seasonings Simple
There are plenty of ways you can amp up the flavor of your roasted fish, but when it comes to seasoning, you should keep your choices simple.
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A Bold Smoked Salmon Dip Only Needs 3 Easy Ingredients
It's shockingly easy to throw together a bold smoked salmon dip. You just need three ingredients to create a last minute app that will taste divine.
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Level Up Your Pasta Salad Game With A Dressing Trick
When you make pasta salad, no matter what kind you fancy, you need to dress the salad twice, or you're going to miss out on plenty of flavor.
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The Tangy Ingredient That Doubles As A Crunchy Pizza Topping
If you want to add a little tangy flavor and crunch to your pizza, this ingredient might be just the topping you are looking for.
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Forget Bread And Make One Breakfast Item The Star Of Your Next PB&J Sandwich
Even though the PB&J sandwich is known for its straightforward ingredients, have you ever wanted to give it a little twist? Next time, swap your bread for this.
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Why You Should Skip Unsweetened Cranberry Juice When Making Cocktails
Cranberry cocktails are the perfect festive drink during winter. But to get the perfect mix of tart, fruity, and sweet, which cranberry juice should you buy?
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The Absolute Best Gluten-Free Breadcrumb Swap For Meatloaf
Meatloaf traditionally calls for using breadcrumbs as a binder, which may a problem if you are sensitive to gluten. However, there are gluten-free options.
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The 2-Ingredient Cognac Cocktail That Was A Staple Of High Society
With an impeccable blue-blooded pedigree, this cognac-based cocktail has been the drink of choice for actors, singers, and even a well-known spy.
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Should You Use A Blender To Aerate Wine?
If you want to aerate a bottle of wine as quickly as possible, you might be tempted to turn to your blender, but is this actually a good solution?
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What Type Of Alcohol Is In Baileys Irish Cream?
"Irish Cream" is a kind of alcoholic beverage, but that doesn't tell you what kind of alcohol goes into Baileys' well-known delicious creaminess.
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Make This Simple Sauce The Next Time You Cook A Whole Fish
Stumped on what kind of sauce to serve with whole fish? We asked an expert to share a simple sauce option for this particular dish.
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The Traditional Glass You Need To Drink Mezcal The Right Way
That smoky mezcal doesn't taste the same out of a shotglass as it does out of this special ceramic cup designed for nothing but highlighting its flavor.
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For Chicken Noodle Soup In A Rush, Swap Out The Main Ingredient
When you want chicken noodle soup, but the idea of roasting (or even just shredding) the chicken is too much, reach for this tasty shortcut ingredient.
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The Extra Step You Shouldn't Skip When Adding Ricotta To Desserts
Often used in baked pastas, ricotta is also popular in desserts since it's creamy. But, there's one step you need to take when prepping it for your desserts.
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How Katie Lee Combines Pizza And Salad For The Ultimate Mashup
Katie Lee takes "pizza and a side salad" to a whole new level by combining the two dishes in a genius way.
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