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Mary Jo DiLonardo

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Writer, editor, producer who loves telling stories and learning amazing new things. Still waiting to use the quadratic equation in everyday life.
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Granulated Sugar vs. Cane Sugar: Experts Explain the Difference Original

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By Mary Jo DiLonardo 
| Simply Recipes
Credit: Simply Recipes / Adobe Stock Key Takeaways Cane sugar adds a deeper flavor and molasses notes to baked goods and desserts. Granulated sugar provides consistent sweetness and texture for precision recipes. Both sugars can be swapped in most recipes without significantly altering the results. Recently, I was checking out a promising recipe for muffins when I saw that it required cane sugar as an ingredient.
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How To Choose the Best Corn Every Single Time, According to Corn Farmers

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By Mary Jo DiLonardo 
| Yahoo Life
Opt for smaller to medium-sized ears of corn for sweeter, more tender kernels. • Look for ears with green, moist husks and avoid those with brown or dried husks. • If you can, buy corn directly from a farm stand or farmers market because it will be the freshest. I had been clueless about how to pick ears of corn at the grocery store or farmers market. Bigger is better, right? No way, says Mike Buis, a Martinsville, Indiana, farmer who farms 3,000 acres of corn and soybeans with his brother.
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How To Choose the Best Corn Every Single Time, According to Corn Farmers Original

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By Mary Jo DiLonardo 
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How To Choose the Best Corn Every Single Time, According to Two Corn Farmers 0:35 Key Takeaways • Opt for smaller to medium-sized ears of corn for sweeter, more tender kernels. • Look for ears with green, moist husks and avoid those with brown or dried husks. • If you can, buy corn directly from a farm stand or farmers market because it will be the freshest. I had been clueless about how to pick ears of corn at the grocery store or farmers market. Bigger is better, right?
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