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    Sweet Mash Vs Sour Mash: How The Bourbon Fermentations Match Up

    What exactly is the difference between the most popular variety of bourbon, sour mash, and the less common sweet mash?

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  • Cook /Molly Harris

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  • Drink /Autumn Swiers

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  • Cook /Luna Regina

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  • Culture /Claire Redden

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  • Cook /Sylvia Tomczak

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    The best tasting bruschetta is piled high with tasty toppings, and in order to make that happen you've got to be sure you're slicing your bread right.

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  • Cook /Elizabeth Okosun

    How Long You Can Store Fresh Brussels Sprouts In The Fridge

    Since Brussels sprouts are generally served as a side dish, there's a good chance you'll have some leftover from the bag. The good news is they last a while.

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  • Drink /Simone Gerber

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  • Cook /Carmen Varner

    17 Creative Ways To Use Marshmallow Fluff

    The soft and gooey marshmallow fluff isn't something you crack open solely for a Fluffernutter sandwich, although that is a classic way to use it.

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  • Culture /Cassie Womack

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  • Recipes /Miriam Hahn

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