How To Easily Turn Store-Bought Pancake Mix Into Buttery Biscuits
Making biscuits from scratch can be a lot of work, but if you have some store-bought pancake mix in your pantry, you can make delicious biscuits in a snap.
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18 Lesser-Known Berries You Need To Try
When we think of berries, a few common varieties come to mind, like strawberries and raspberries, but there are many other types of berry you should try.
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5 Major Butter Recalls That Swept Across The US
When a product gets recalled, it puts everyone who uses it on the edge of their seats. These are five major butter recalls that swept across the U.S.
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Move Over Chicken And Beef, This Is The Most Consumed Meat In The World
Though these two types of meat are popular and so versatile, chicken and beef are not the most consumed meat in the world. Instead, this one reigns supreme.
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Think Before Ordering These 5 Drinks On A Plane
Taking a cross-country flight? If you're thirsty mid-air, you may want a tasty beverage, but think twice before ordering one of these drinks on a plane.
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What, Exactly, Is Maltitol And How Does It Compare To Regular Sugar?
Sugar substitutes abound, each with its own perks and drawbacks. When it comes to maltitol, what exactly is it, and how does it compare to regular sugar?
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14 False Facts About Bananas That You Probably Still Believe
Do banana peels contain a psychoactive substance? Is it dangerous to eat green bananas? We're setting the record straight and busting all those banana myths.
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This Arby's Bread Ingredient Is Banned In The EU
While eating fast food isn't often the healthiest choice, we were still surprised to learn that some Arby's bread contains an ingredient banned in the EU.
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Does Your Kirkland Signature Brand Milk Have Dark Specks In It? This Is Likely The Cause
If you've noticed dark specks in your Kirkland Signature milk, you aren't alone. But what are they, and do you need to be concerned about drinking them?
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9 Major Quaker Oats Recalls That Will Always Haunt The Company
Any company that dates back to the 19th century is likely to face reputational challenges at times, and Quaker Oats, with its myriad recalls, is no different.
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This Homemade Candy Tastes Just Like A Lemon Drop And Only Requires 2 Ingredients
If rising candy prices are getting you down or you're hankering for a treat and don't want to run to the market, this simple candy recipe will do the trick.
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How To Identify Highly-Processed Deli Meats
Deli meat is convenient and delicious, but it can also be highly-processed, which carries many health risks. Here's how to spot the most processed slices.
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14 Major Chocolate Recalls We Can't Forget About
When it comes to chocolate recalls, certain items have had to be recalled due to potential contamination by anything from poisonous metals to harmful bacteria.
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The Discrimination Lawsuit That Cost Texas Roadhouse Millions
With its fun atmosphere and laid-back attitude, you may be surprised to hear the popular chain settled a massive lawsuit out of court for millions.
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This Iconic Steakhouse Just Replaced Olive Garden As America's Top Casual Restaurant Chain
Sales data from 2024 has been released, and Olive Garden has lost its top spot in America. The free breadsticks were not enough to beat this steakhouse.
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Myths About Frozen Vegetables That Simply Aren't True
Many people question the quality, freshness, and nutritional value of frozen vegetables. It’s time to set things straight and debunk these common myths.
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This Homemade Candy Tastes Exactly Like Reese's Cups And Only Requires 3 Ingredients
If you're craving Reese's peanut butter cups, it's easy to whip up a copycat version at home with ingredients you likely already have in your pantry.
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Why This Legendary Country Singer Has Such A Strong Connection To Texas Roadhouse
In turns out the founder of Texas Roadhouse was a good friend of this country music icon. Here's how they met and what they had in common over the years.
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13 Burger Myths You Should Really Stop Believing
From fat content to cooking technique, there are a lot of misconceptions about burgers that are keeping you from cooking or ordering the best burger possible.
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The 4 Rules You Have To Follow For An Epic Grilled Cheese
Why settle for good when you can make your favorite comfort food epic? A cheese-maker shared four rules with Daily Meal; follow them for an epic grilled cheese.
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12 Things You Might Not Know About Sour Cream
Sour cream is a versatile condiment that can play a delicious role in not just many cuisines but any cuisine, and there's more to it than meets the taste buds.
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Why Your Homemade Rice Never Tastes As Good As A Japanese Restaurant's
We spoke with an acclaimed chef to find out why your homemade version of Japanese rice never tastes as good as a restaurant's. Here's what he said.
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You Can Still Buy This Beloved Vintage Candy Today
It's rare today to think of eating a candy that your grandparents may have also enjoyed, but this particularly chewy delight is over 100 years old.
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What, Exactly, Is Wax Candy And What Kind Of Wax Is Used To Make It?
You may remember wax candy lips, fangs, or liquid candy-filled bottles from your childhood, but is wax candy actually edible or is it just a novelty?
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Why This British Breakfast Staple Can Be Illegal To Bring To The US
The United States has banned the import of an ingredient often used in a common British breakfast dish, but there are ways to try it without flying to Europe.
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4-Ingredient Cottage Cheese Banana Pudding Is A Deliciously Easy Way To Increase Your Protein
It seems like everyone is trying to up their protein intake these days, so why not pack a dessert full of the good stuff? This one couldn't be easier to make.
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Which Was Invented First: The Gummy Worm Or Bear?
Both of these gummy candies may have been around your whole life (or at least it feels that way), but one has a longer history than the other.
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