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During week 11 of the pregnancy, the dad-to-be created a pizza topped with figs to celebrate the milestone.

The husband was branded "controlling, disrespectful and entitled" by one Redditor. "He is putting your health and safety on a back burner."

The technique has been viewed over 27 million times and involves a kitchen item you already have in your house.

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One mom has shared her outrage upon arriving at her brother's messy home for Christmas, and being expected to cook and clean for the whole event.

"She's a great person and I have nothing against her. The thing is...she doesn't eat beef with any pink," explained the Redditor.

A video has gone viral online which shows a very unique and hassle-free method for making mash potato. Did you know this hack?

The man said: "steak is about the closest thing I have to a religion and I take it very seriously."

Hate peeling potatoes? Why not give this TikToker's clever hack a try to make removing potato skin so much easier?

How long it will take to prepare your Thanksgiving turkey will depend on the size of your bird and whether it is cooked with stuffing.

Turkey usually takes center stage at Thanksgiving celebrations, but there are plenty of tasty vegan alternatives to try instead.

"All of a sudden she expects me to attempt to play housewife," the Redditor wrote in his now viral post.

If you've forgotten to take the turkey out the freezer ahead of Thanksgiving, take note of this cooking method.

Many viewers on TikTok were worried the mischievous ginger tabby had been stabbed.

When one man got in the way of his husband preparing dinner the food ended up in the trash can, prompting a widespread online discussion.

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Viewers were left regretting the time they'd seemingly wasted shredding the imitation crab meat previously after seeing the hack that requires just your hands.

The wife claimed her husband gets "nauseous" and "loses his appetite after he sees the traditional dishes I prepare for my family."

The baker was apparently furious after somebody reported that their sprinkles, imported from U.S., contain banned food colouring.

The cookbook was advertised as a "vegetarian low-calorie" cookbook but included recipes like chicken goulash and ham stew.

The woman decided to do a taste test of preserved food she found in her 1904 cellar, including "50-year-old beef heart."

His wife left very detailed instructions over how to use the appliance, which started with: "Plug in crockpot."

Although it may not be the kindest on the breath, many chefs on TikTok have been using a huge amount of garlic in their cooking videos.

The recipe has racked up over 62 million views with TikTok users claiming it has them in a "chokehold" as it becomes the latest viral hit.

Today marks the first day of autumn and what better way to celebrate than adding pumpkin to all your favorite sweet and savoury treats?

Whenever his owner is cooking in the kitchen, Buddy the sable cannot help but get a little excited...

It turns out you can buy fridges with up to six doors, which open from both the left and right-hand side.

The pizza chain shared their attempt at the strange combination in a TikTok video, but the recipe's original creator told Newsweek it made two big mistakes.

The recipe put an easy spin of chicken parmesan and although Gordon Ramsay felt strongly about it, TikTok loved it.

These three tips can help you avoid some of the commonly faced issues when reheating your food.