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More Stories The Easiest Way To Thicken Pasta Sauce Whether It's Creamy Or Tomato-Based The Genius Reason There's A Tiny Hole In Your Coffee Lid Avoid These Mistakes Everyone Makes When Roasting Chicken What Is Fish Sauce And How Do You Cook With It? 14 Ways To Use Up That Leftover Block Of Cream Cheese The Trick To Making Egg Salad With Zero Peeling The Reason Gnocchi Doesn't Count As Pasta Your Boxed Mix Muffins Will Taste Incredible With One Simple Swap The Ingredient That Puts The Filth Into A Dirty Martini There's A Correct Order To Add Sugar And Cream To Coffee The Ratio Mistake That's Killing Your Homemade Salad Dressing The Best And Worst Chocolate Chips On Store Shelves, Based On Reviews The Best Swap For Cake Flour In A Pinch The Common Banana Bread Mistakes To Avoid And A Few Tips To Make It Right 12 Ways To Make Canned Cinnamon Rolls Taste Like They Were Made From Scratch The Most Underrated Wine Regions You'll Find In The US Upgrade Your Boxed Cake Mix With These Simple Ingredient Swaps And Hacks Martha Stewart's Go-To Gadget For Simply Elevated Coffee A Comprehensive Guide To Every Type Of Vanilla Sorry, It's A Mistake To Peel Veggies Without Washing Them 15 Additions That Will Give Your Coffee A Flavor Boost Why The Smallest Zucchinis Make The Best Bread The Myth And Mystery Behind The Invention Of Italian Pasta The Difference Between A Hollandaise And A Béarnaise Sauce Your Starbucks Iced Drinks Are About To Look A Little Different Here's What Costco's Food Court Menu Looks Like In Korea Secret Ingredients That Can Elevate The Blandest Oatmeal Why Baby Carrots Are An Unfit Swap For Normal Carrots The Oldest Pizzerias In The United States

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    Cooking ByTony Cooper

    The Easiest Way To Thicken Pasta Sauce Whether It's Creamy Or Tomato-Based

    Nothing makes a wonderfully al dente pasta fall flat faster than a thin, runny sauce. Thankfully, there's an easy way to make your pasta sauce perfectly thick.

    ByTony Cooper Read More

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    Facts ByAndrew Amelinckx

    The Genius Reason There's A Tiny Hole In Your Coffee Lid

    If you've ever wondered why your to-go coffee cup has a tiny extra hold in the lid, there's a perfectly good reason why. Here's what you need to know.

    ByAndrew Amelinckx Read More

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    Cooking ByClarissa Hamlin

    Avoid These Mistakes Everyone Makes When Roasting Chicken

    Succulent roasted chicken makes for a great dinner party centerpiece or weeknight meal, but you'll want to avoid these common mistakes when roasting at home.

    ByClarissa Hamlin Read More

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    Cooking ByMegan Lim

    What Is Fish Sauce And How Do You Cook With It?

    You might not have heard of fish sauce, but you've probably had it in your pho or fried rice. Here's everything you need to know about fish sauce.

    ByMegan Lim Read More

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    Cooking BySarah Nowicki Nicholson

    14 Ways To Use Up That Leftover Block Of Cream Cheese

    Cream cheese is good for more than just bagels and the occasional dip. We've collected 14 ways to use up that leftover block in your fridge.

    BySarah Nowicki Nicholson Read More

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    Cooking ByChloe O'Donnell

    The Trick To Making Egg Salad With Zero Peeling

    Sick of peeling eggs? Make your next egg salad without a single peel by trying this simple boiled egg hack. Here's how to do it for best results.

    ByChloe O'Donnell Read More

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    Facts ByJonathan Kesh

    The Reason Gnocchi Doesn't Count As Pasta

    Gnocchi is often featured on restaurant menus near pasta and is prepared with a sauce in much the same way. But it's not the same - here's why.

    ByJonathan Kesh Read More

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    Drinks ByHilary Wheelan Remley

    The Ingredient That Puts The Filth Into A Dirty Martini

    If you've ever wondered what makes a martini dirty, we have the answer! Just one simple ingredient takes the classic co*cktail to savory new heights.

    ByHilary Wheelan Remley Read More

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    Drinks ByChloe O'Donnell

    There's A Correct Order To Add Sugar And Cream To Coffee

    If you're a frequent coffee drinker, then you know cream and sugar are important. But in which order should you add them? We have the answer.

    ByChloe O'Donnell Read More

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    Cooking ByTony Cooper

    The Ratio Mistake That's Killing Your Homemade Salad Dressing

    There's a lot of creative freedom when it comes to making homemade salad dressing, but a simple mistake in your ratio of oil to vinegar might spell disaster.

    ByTony Cooper Read More

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    Shopping BySarah Vallie

    The Best And Worst Chocolate Chips On Store Shelves, Based On Reviews

    Chocolate chips are a staple in many kitchens, added to cookies, brownies, cakes, and more for a burst of chocolate flavor. What are the best and worst brands?

    BySarah Vallie Read More

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    Cooking ByTim Forster

    The Best Swap For Cake Flour In A Pinch

    If you don't have cake flour and need it for a recipe, don't panic: There's an easy substitute using an ingredient you probably already have in your pantry.

    ByTim Forster Read More

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    Cooking ByMichelle Bottalico

    The Common Banana Bread Mistakes To Avoid And A Few Tips To Make It Right

    Baking banana bread is easier said than done. There are more than a few things that could go wrong, but this guide can help you achieve the perfect loaf.

    ByMichelle Bottalico Read More

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    Cooking ByHannah LaFond

    12 Ways To Make Canned Cinnamon Rolls Taste Like They Were Made From Scratch

    There are so many unexpected secret ingredients and at-home hacks that you can use to transform canned cinnamon rolls into the perfect decadent, gooey treat.

    ByHannah LaFond Read More

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    Drinks ByHenna Bakshi

    The Most Underrated Wine Regions You'll Find In The US

    If you can't make it out to California for a wine tasting this year, don't worry. Here are five incredible wine regions in the United States to visit instead.

    ByHenna Bakshi Read More

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    Cooking BySarah Vallie

    Upgrade Your Boxed Cake Mix With These Simple Ingredient Swaps And Hacks

    While most cake mixes require the same ingredients for a reason, sometimes you need to step out of the box (no pun intended).

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    Drinks ByHilary Wheelan Remley

    Martha Stewart's Go-To Gadget For Simply Elevated Coffee

    If you're looking for an easy tool to amp up the flavor of your morning coffee, Martha Stewart has the perfect recommendation for home baristas.

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    Facts BySarah Moore

    A Comprehensive Guide To Every Type Of Vanilla

    Despite being unfairly equated with blandness, vanilla is one of the world's favorite flavors. The history of vanilla is as rich and fascinating as its flavor.

    BySarah Moore Read More

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    Cooking ByAlicia Betz

    Sorry, It's A Mistake To Peel Veggies Without Washing Them

    Tempting though it may be, it's not smart to eat your vegetables without washing them first, even if they're peeled. Here's why it's so important.

    ByAlicia Betz Read More

  • Drinks

    Drinks ByKristin Magaldi

    15 Additions That Will Give Your Coffee A Flavor Boost

    Not sure where to start? Experiment with some of these ideas and see how you can make your morning cup that much more unique.

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    Cooking ByTim Forster

    Why The Smallest Zucchinis Make The Best Bread

    If your zucchini bread is regularly coming up short, it's time to make a switch to using smaller zucchinis in your recipe. Trust: The taste is better!

    ByTim Forster Read More

  • Facts

    Facts ByElias Nash

    The Myth And Mystery Behind The Invention Of Italian Pasta

    Many believe that Marco Polo introduced pasta to Italy after encountering noodles during his 13th-century travels to China, yet this narrative is incorrect.

    ByElias Nash Read More

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    Facts ByTony Cooper

    The Difference Between A Hollandaise And A Béarnaise Sauce

    We explore the intertwined legacy and unique flavors of French culinary icons, hollandaise and béarnaise sauces, unveiling their rich heritages and uses.

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    Drinks ByAlicia Betz

    Your Starbucks Iced Drinks Are About To Look A Little Different

    In an attempt to become a more resource-positive company, Starbucks will be introducing new cups that use up to 20% less plastic than its current cold cups.

    ByAlicia Betz Read More

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    Restaurants ByAnn Meyer

    Here's What Costco's Food Court Menu Looks Like In Korea

    While the staple hot dog remains consistent across Costco locations worldwide, Korea's Costco food court offers lots of delicious dishes that the U.S. doesn't.

    ByAnn Meyer Read More

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    Cooking ByKatie Mumper

    Secret Ingredients That Can Elevate The Blandest Oatmeal

    Think oatmeal is bland? We share our favorite flavor hacks, from melted butter to rich chocolate. Your breakfast will never be the same again.

    ByKatie Mumper Read More

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    Cooking ByElias Nash

    Why Baby Carrots Are An Unfit Swap For Normal Carrots

    Baby carrots may seem like they're the same as regular carrots, but they're too different to swap in a recipe. You should always stick with the real deal.

    ByElias Nash Read More

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    Restaurants BySera Parris

    The Oldest Pizzerias In The United States

    Everyone loves pizza and some of the original pizzerias in the U.S. are still around. Take a look at the oldest pizzerias where you can still grab a slice.

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