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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Dhruv Trivedi
Jarred pasta sauces can be a lifesaver since they let you put a meal together in just about as long as it takes to boil pasta, whether you use them as is or as a base upon which you can build more complicated sauces. While a jarred tomato or arrabbiata sauce simply needs to have a nice tomato-herb flavor profile to be half decent, things aren't so simple with an Alfredo sauce. As Chowhound discovered in our ranking of store-bought Alfredo sauce brands, a lot can go wrong with this creamy sauce.
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3 days ago |
islands.com | Dhruv Trivedi
While a visit to Down Under can be all about seaside bliss with Australia's white sand beaches and dreamy resorts like Pelorus Private Island on the Great Barrier Reef, there's a lot that the country's interior offers visitors as well. Once you've floated your way through Australia's collection of spectacular beaches and crave a different kind of view, consider the many picturesque trails and spectacular panoramas that the continent-country's mountainous regions hold.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Dhruv Trivedi
No cheese is as easily snackable as string cheese, so it's nice to know that it doesn't get its characteristic pull-apart texture from artificial additives. Quite the contrary, the original string cheese, which is still popular today, is made from the same ingredients as fresh mozzarella and is, therefore, 100% pure cheese. However, while you can make fresh mozzarella at home with just milk and vinegar, making string cheese is more complicated.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Dhruv Trivedi
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. One of Arby's most popular offerings, the Classic Beef 'N Cheddar, comes wrapped in a soft onion roll. Unlike many fast food chains that layer burgers with a bevy of fixings and condiments, Arby's loads its sandwiches mostly with thinly sliced, succulent meat.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Dhruv Trivedi
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Hot chocolate is a beloved beverage in so many countries, it's no surprise that there are literally dozens of versions of the decadent drink. European versions vary from those found in the Americas -- and despite geographic closeness, even the hot chocolate traditions and histories vary between the United States and Mexico. While both styles are delicious in their own ways, the ingredients, flavors, and even consistency of each differ.
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