Why Is Japanese Kobe Beef So Expensive?
Most of us already know that Kobe beef is seriously expensive, but what details make this ultra-spendy protein both beloved and a serious dent in the budget?
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Are Any Girl Scout Cookies Gluten-Free?
Girl Scout cookies are very popular, but anyone with gluten sensitivities might be wondering if there are gluten-free varieties available. Here's what to know.
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The Boozy Addition That Amps Up Basic Scrambled Eggs
A boozy ingredient can be a refreshing beverage, but it can also bring both a lighter texture and new dimension of flavor to plain, old scrambled eggs.
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Why One Favorite Wine Variety Works So Well With Salmon
Pairing your carefully seasoned and cooked salmon with the right wine can make a delicious dinner. An expert recommends one favorite variety for good reason.
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Does Aldi Have Gluten-Free Bread?
Widely popular discount grocer Aldi doesn't carry a ton of products compared to other stores, but does it still manage to stock gluten-free bread on shelves?
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The Copycat Snack Trader Joe's Customers Picked As Their Overall Favorite Item
Trader Joe's customer have again selected a fave snack as their top pick. Look closely, and you may notice some similarities with another popular brand.
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13 Peanut Butter Sandwich Ideas That Are Far From Traditional
If you're looking for ways to upgrade that peanut butter sandwich, we've got some far-from-traditional ideas that's sure to delight in every bite.
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The Best Way To Reheat Leftover Fish Uses A Kitchen Stalwart
Reheating leftover fish can be tricky, as you don't want to ruin the delicate texture of the protein. One expert recommends the help of a common kitchen item.
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How A Jelly Roll Pan Is Different From A Cookie Sheet
Though they may at first sound like different names for the same thing, there are real difference between a jelly roll pan and cookie sheet you'll want to know.
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Why Apple And Cheddar Cheese Are An Unparalleled Flavor Duo
Apples and cheddar cheese may at first sound like an odd food pairing, but this duo actually has a lot going for it. Here's why it's so beloved.
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Uber Eats' 2025 Super Bowl Ad Features Food Celebrity Royalty
Uber Eats has uploaded a Super Bowl teaser ad featuring hitmaker Charli XCX and none other than the empress of food celebrities, Martha Stewart.
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Why You Won't Find Recipes For Grilled Brisket
Grilled brisket may at first sound like a good idea, but the reality of this particular cut of beef means that grilling will produce unpleasant results.
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Starbucks Makes 2 Welcome Changes For In-Store Customers
Changes are hitting Starbucks stores in an effort to increase sustainability measures and encourage customers to linger in-house for a while longer.
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Pair Grilled Salmon With A Fruity Salad For Balanced Flavor
For flavor balance, an expert recommends pairing your perfectly grilled salmon with a type of fruit salad that draws on complementary taste profiles.
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How Picon Punch Became Nevada's Unofficial State Drink
Picon punch is widely considered to be the unofficial state drink of Nevada, but there's more to its story than being a darling of the Silver State bar scene.
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The Brand Of Butter Ina Garten Always Keeps In Her Kitchen
Celeb chef Ina Garten is well-regarded for her cooking advice, so you will surely want to learn her favorite brand of butter that's always in her kitchen.
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A Classic Ratio Perfectly Balances Acid In Most Cocktails
For many cocktails, a bit of acid can balance out the other flavors and create a delightful beverage. One expert recommends a classic ratio for most drinks.
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How To Open A Can Without A Dedicated Opener
If you're faced with canned food, but no can opener, there's still a way to get inside. You'll just have to grab a kitchen tool, go slow, and be extra careful
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10 Foods That Have Suffered From Shrinkflation
Yes, shrinkflation is a thing -- and you've likely been impacted by it to some degree. We've highlighted 10 foods that are no strangers to shrinkflation.
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How To Store Bok Choy So That It Lasts Longer
Bok choy is a popular leafy vegetable that brings flavor and color to many dishes, but it can go bad fast. What's the best way to store it for a longer term?
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Here's How To Melt Chocolate Chips In Your Microwave
Melting chocolate chips in your microwave might seem easy at first, but the process can get even better and easier when you pay attention to a few details.
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Is A Five Guys Breakfast Menu Available In The US?
Five Guys is a popular fast food place for a burger and fries, but what about a breakfast menu? The truth is surprisingly tangled up with rumor.
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Your Eyes Can Help You Tell If You've Overcooked Salmon
There are all sorts of ways to determine the doneness of your salmon, but a quick scan using your eyes can help you tell if you've overcooked the fish.
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What The Price Of A Costco Rotisserie Chicken Would Be If It Accounted For Inflation
Costco has famously kept the price of its rotisserie chicken low over the years. What would it cost you if the retailer actually accounted for inflation?
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How One New Jersey Castle-Themed Diner Gives Guests A Royal Experience
For a unique and unforgettable dining experience, one New Jersey diner takes fantastical castle theming to the next level. Here's how the place does it.
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The Boozy Ingredient Your Boxed Cake Mix Is Missing
Boxed cake mix can be a quick and still delicious solution to a looming dessert question, but one boozy ingredient can help you take it to the next level.
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Don't Sleep On This Overlooked Ingredient For Homemade Cocktail Syrups
Making homemade cocktail syrup is easy, even when infusing flavorings into the mix. An expert recommends one often-overlooked flavor that you may already have.
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