The Best And Worst Quality Of Chicken You'll Find At Fast Food Restaurants
Fast food chicken quality can really range from place to place, so we took a lot at some popular fast food places to check out the quality of their chicken.
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The Type Of Steak You Should Avoid Cooking To Medium-Rare
If there's one type of steak you want to avoid overcooking, it's this type. Otherwise, you'll end up with a sad, dry mess that no one will enjoy.
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Why This Chain Has Been Rewarding Kids With Free Pizza For Decades
The only thing better than a slice of hot pizza is a slice of hot free pizza, and this one chain has been rewarding kids with free pies for decades.
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The Ideal Type Of Knife For Effortless Bagel Cutting
Bagels are a breakfast staple, but they aren't all that great if they aren't cut properly. Here's the ideal type of knife to use for effortless bagel cutting.
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Make Your Own BBQ Sauce With Just 3 Easy Ingredients
It may seem like you need an arsenal to make your own barbecue sauce, but you really only need three ingredients for something delicious (and easy).
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What Makes Cincinnati's Nectar Soda Unique?
This soda fountain favorite, served up in the Queen City since the late 1800s, is known both for its beautiful coloration and its unique combination of flavors.
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The Fake Secret Menu Item At In-N-Out Burger That Will Only Embarrass You If You Try To Order It
We advise against asking for this particular fake secret menu item at In-N-Out, as you run the risk of causing major confusion — or even discomfort.
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This Is How J. Kenji López-Alt Uses A Meat Thermometer — And Why You Should Too
J. Kenji López-Alt has been cooking (and explaining the science of cooking) for years, so when he says to use a meat thermometer this way, we listen.
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Processed Vs Unprocessed Cheese: What's The Difference?
You have probably heard the terms natural and processed cheese, but what do they actually mean? What makes one cheese processed and another not?
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This State Eats The Most Hot Dogs In The US
If you thought that California, New York, or even Texas ate the most hot dogs every year, you'd be mistaken. It's this one state with its own hot dog style.
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Why You Shouldn't Roast Vegetables In A Baking Dish
If you want to ensure that the consistency of your roasted vegetables is just right, use a baking sheet instead of a baking dish and follow these tips.
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The Oldest Pizzeria In The World Is Still Serving Pies To This Day
The world's oldest pizzeria is, as you might predict, in Italy, and it;s been in operation since the late 18th century where it started as a flat bread factory.
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Make This Simple 3-Ingredient Oreo Dessert Without Even Turning On The Oven
This simple Oreo-based dessert requires only three ingredients. Best of all, it's no-bake, so you can assemble it in minutes without turning on the oven.
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Why Searing Meat First Is A Game-Changer For Slow Cooker Meals
If you aren't searing your slab of meat before popping it into the slow cooker, you could be missing out on a major boost of flavor and texture.
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Aldi Vs Walmart: Which Grocery Store Is More Affordable?
Aldi and Walmart both have reputations for being cheaper than some of the grocery alternatives, but which one is really more affordable than the other?
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The Reason You Could Never Eat The Burgers Used In Commercials
Despite how delicious that perfectly cooked burger with melty cheese looks on your television screen, trust us, you really don't want to eat it.
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15 Massive Pasta Recalls That Swept Across The US
The food industry has had its share of recalls. Of course, pasta is included in that long list. From weird and dangerous objects to allergens, check it out.
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Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken Vs Karaage: What Makes These Crispy Fried Bites So Wildly Different?
Just about every culture has its own take on fried chicken, so what's really the difference between these two popular choices: karaage and Taiwanese popcorn?
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This Sweet And Spicy Fast Food Hack Requires A Visit To 2 Different Chains
The next time you're feeling a little experimental and have some time, try this deliciously sweet and spicy fast food sandwich hack for breakfast.
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The Breakfast Staple That Takes Chocolate Chip Cookies To A New Level
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, so why not incorporate it into dessert? There's a game-changing ingredient to add to chocolate chip cookies.
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How Hot Should Your Pan Be When Frying Eggs?
While everyone may have a different definition of a perfect egg, there are certain temperatures you should aim for for specific (and crispy) results.
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Common Mistakes People Make At Fogo De Chao Brazilian Steakhouse (And How To Dine Like A Pro)
Dining like a pro at Fogo De Chao Brazilian steakhouse is actually easier than you may think, so long as you avoid these common mistakes people make.
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Vietnamese Iced Coffee Calls For Just One Creamy Canned Ingredient
If you want to recreate a Vietnamese iced coffee beverage at home, don't forget this one creamy canned ingredient that provides that signature sweetness.
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How To Whip Up A Steak Marinade That Packs A Punch With Just 3 Simple Ingredients
While not all steaks need a marinade, some (especially tough cuts) benefit from one. To make one, just mix these three easy ingredients together.
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The Step You Can't Skip For Tastier Uncrustables
Uncrustables are tasty and convenient all on their own, but you can amp up the deliciousness factor by cooking your crustless sandwich in one way.
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Is Ragù Actually An Italian Dish?
You might think of ragù as one of the quintessential Italian dishes, but is it even from Italy? Here's what we know about the history of the meaty sauce.
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Joanna Gaines' Choice For Kitchen Backsplash Is Way More Luxe Than Tile
Joanna Gaines is known for her design chops, so what kind of kitchen backsplash does she suggest using? Hint: it's not cheap but it's gorgeous.
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