We recently checked out the difference between soy sauce and its similar cousin tamari sauce.
But let’s be honest – many of us maybe hadn’t heard of tamari sauce before. What about Worcestershire sauce?
Soy sauce and Worcestershire sauce are always linked in my mind for some reason, even though Worcestershire clearly has a much more complex flavor to it.
Let’s find out with the real differences are.
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…with a glance at yellow mustard and honey mustard as well.
Let’s check out the difference between the two primary hotter versions of one of America’s favorite condiments: Dijon mustard and spicy brown mustard.
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Soy sauce versus tamari sauce – what the heck is that darker cousin to our beloved go-to stir-fry sauce, anyway?
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Used for both cocktails and cooking, let’s find out the difference between sherry and vermouth.
We’ve done a more specific buttercream versus pastry cream Difference Between, but we haven’t actually looked at frosting and icing yet – let’s pin down the differences.
Sour cream versus crème fraîche!
Every time I hear the words “crème fraîche” I think of that one Southpark episode when Randy is obsessed with The Food Network.
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Mild and sharp cheese – one is mild, and one’s not. Let’s find out the other differences between the two.
Editor’s Note 12/28/17: Sentinel Butchery, mentioned at the bottom of this article, has since closed.
Happy Christmas Eve Eve! Are you having pot roast or roast beef this Christmas?
Probably pot roast. (Or turkey. Or ham. Or duck, a la A Christmas Story style.)
Both of our food items today are made from tough cuts of meat that are slow cooked until tender. Let’s break down the differences between pot roast and roast beef.
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French bread versus Italian bread!
Here’s a quick break down for you.
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French onion soup – it’s amazing, even for non-onion lovers. And English onion soup looks an awful lot like it.
Let’s check out the difference between French onion soup and English onion soup.
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