Category: Food FAQs

The Best Take Out: Discovering Delicious Global Cuisines

Ricardo Davis

– Business Insider and Yelp teamed up to determine the best takeout spot in every state.
– According to the National Restaurant Association, 30,000 restaurants have already closed, and about 110,000 restaurants nationwide are expected to close permanently in the next month.
– Yelp identified businesses in the restaurant category and ranked them based on factors such as volume and ratings of reviews between January 2019 and March 2020.
– All businesses on the list had a passing health score or a score greater than a B/80.
– The cuisines on the list range from pizza to sandwiches, Thai food to sushi.
– Business hours and availability may be affected by COVID-19 advisories.
– Many restaurants that were not previously offering takeout and delivery services began doing so during the pandemic and have continued to do so.
– Taiwanese dumplings, California burritos, and other durable foods are being delivered across the five boroughs.
– Takeout and delivery options are still important for businesses recovering from the pandemic.
– It is advised to tip at least $5 to the courier and place orders over the phone or through the restaurant’s website instead of using third-party delivery apps.
– Health experts consider dining out or ordering takeout to be a high-risk activity for the unvaccinated.
– Dining out or ordering takeout may also pose a risk for the vaccinated in areas with substantial COVID transmission.

Continue Reading

Discover the Best G Fuel Flavors to Supercharge Your Gaming Experience

Ricardo Davis

– Each serving of Energy Formula powder contains 140 mg of caffeine.
– Energy Formula powder is focus amino-fortified and packed with antioxidants.
– Energy Formula powder is vitamin-fortified with Vitamins C, E, B12, and B6.
– G FUEL Can contains 300 mg of caffeine.
– G FUEL Can is sugar-free and calorie-free.
– G FUEL Can contains proprietary energy and focus-enhancing complexes.
– G FUEL Hydration Formula and 17 oz Sparkling Hydration bottles are calorie-free, sugar-free, and caffeine-free.
– G FUEL Hydration line includes the focus-enhancing amino acid L-Tyrosine.
– G FUEL Hydration line includes vitamins C, E, B12, and B6.
– G FUEL Hydration line includes electrolytes to promote hydration.
– Collaboration flavor of GFuel with lychee and strawberry combination is enjoyable.
– Lychee flavor is not as strong in the canned version.
– Lack of carbonation in the canned version is a downside.
– Author appreciates the clean artwork on the GFuel tub.
– Kamehameha GFuel Can is a good option according to the author.

Continue Reading

How Big is a 10 Inch Pizza Compared to Other Sizes?

Ricardo Davis

– A 10-inch pizza has a diameter of 10 inches and a surface area of approximately 78.5 square inches.
– A 10-inch pizza is considered a medium-sized pizza, perfect for a small gathering or a dinner for two.
– A 10-inch pizza is typically cut into 6 slices, but it can be cut into 8 pieces depending on preference.
– In centimeters, a 10-inch pizza is approximately 25.4 centimeters in diameter.
– Each slice of a 10-inch pizza is approximately 13.09 square inches in size.
– A 10-inch square pizza can yield anywhere from 4 to 8 slices, assuming even slicing and equal slice sizes.
– For a 10-inch pizza, use around 1/4 to 1/3 cup of pizza sauce as a general guideline.
– A 10-inch pizza typically has around 6-8 ounces of cheese.
– The weight of a 10-inch pizza can vary depending on factors such as crust thickness, toppings, and dough type.
– A regular 10-inch cheese pizza with a thin crust typically weighs between 0.5 and 0.75 pounds (227 to 340 grams).
– A 10-inch pepperoni pizza could weigh between 0.75 and 1 pound (340 to 454 grams).
– A 10-inch pizza can generally feed around two to three people, depending on their appetites.
– The calorie count of a 10-inch pizza depends on factors such as toppings, crust, and thickness. On average, a 10-inch pizza with a thin crust and few toppings has around 850-1000 calories, while a thick and stuffed crust pizza with many toppings can have up to 2000 calories.
– Nutritional information per slice (approximate): calories 200-350, total fat 8-15 grams, saturated fat 3-6 grams, trans fat 0 grams, cholesterol 10-30 milligrams, sodium 300-700 milligrams, total carbohydrate 20-30 grams, dietary fiber 1-2 grams, sugars 1-4 grams, protein 7-15 grams.
– Tips for cutting a 10-inch pizza include using a sharp pizza cutter or knife, allowing the pizza to cool before cutting, making a center mark for even slices, cutting from the center outward, rocking the cutter, and using a cutting board or pizza peel.
– Many pizzerias offer 10-inch pizzas as a standard size on their menu, along with other size options.

Continue Reading

Is Tupperware Microwave Safe for Heating Food?

Ricardo Davis

– Tupperware containers are labeled as microwave-safe and BPA-free
– Avoid overheating or lengthy reheating in the microwave with Tupperware
– Some studies have found that plastics such as BPA and BPS may be harmful to health
– Certain Tupperware containers may be made with polycarbonate plastic, which can release BPA into food when heated
– The use of BPA in Tupperware products in the USA and Canada has been discontinued since 2010
– Tupperware products are not designed for cooking but for food storage
– Look for a microwave-safe symbol at the bottom of the Tupperware container
– Plastic numbers 2 and 5 (HDPE and PP) are microwave-safe, while numbers 1, 3, 6, and 7 should be avoided
– If there is no indication of microwave safety, it is best to avoid using the container in the microwave
– Test if a plastic container is suitable for microwaving by heating a glass of water in the container for one minute
– Invest in glass, ceramic, or specially designed microwave-safe containers for microwaving
– Reheat food in a plastic container with the lid off, using a glass, ceramic plate, or damp paper towel instead of the lid
– Leftovers should not be microwaved more than once, and the food should reach a temperature of 165°F (74°C) for safety
– Single-use containers and damaged or old plastic Tupperware should be avoided
– Microwave Tupperware with the lid off to allow steam to escape and prevent pressure buildup
– Glass containers and ceramic dishes are suggested as alternative microwave-safe options to plastic Tupperware
– Stoneware dishes without metallic lining are safe to use in the microwave
– Tupperware with additional decorations should not be microwaved
– Food-grade stainless steel Tupperware made from 304 stainless steel is safe for food storage but not for microwaving
– Plastic containers should not be microwaved to avoid negative health effects
– Heating plastic in the microwave can cause leaching of chemicals into food
– The FDA does not regulate the term “microwave safe”
– Plastics labeled with numbers 2, 4, and 5 are safer for microwaving
– Plastics labeled with numbers 1, 3, 6, or 7 should never go into the microwave
– BPA is an unsafe stabilizer used in plastic manufacturing
– BPA-free containers do not contain this stabilizer
– Tupperware products sold in the US since 2010 are BPA-free

Continue Reading