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Knife? Check. Cutting board? Check. Onion? Check. Spacesuit? Check. Avoiding tears when chopping onions is no easy task.

Scrambled eggs are easy to make, there are plenty of great recipes and, honestly, there’s no single right way to make them.

These dining etiquette rules may feel old-fashioned but they’re helpful tips for dinner parties and eating at fancy restaurants.

When you want a healthy drink to curb your sugar craving, your first instinct might be to reach for a diet soda. But the popular drink isn’t as great as it seems.

Wedding toasts are about sharing personal anecdotes, keeping things light and appropriate, and making sure the newlyweds know how much you care for them.

A juice cleanse replaces all solid foods with blended beverages containing fruits, vegetables, seeds and insoluble fibers.