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Puff Pastry Secrets Every Baker Should Know
The science of lamination, butterfat, and water content that makes or breaks your bake.
Oct 5
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Sarah Visintainer
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September 2025
Your Foolproof Guide to Browning Butter
There’s nothing worse than accidentally burning butter—the smell, the cleanup, and the waste.
Sep 22
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Sarah Visintainer
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Frosting Face-Off: The 6 Types of Frosting (and How to Pick the Right One)
From cream cheese to meringue, here’s the science behind each style (and when to use them).
Sep 14
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Sarah Visintainer
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🧮 What Are Baking Ratios (and Why Do They Matter)?
How Ratios Make Cakes Soft, Cookies Chewy, and Bread Perfect
Sep 7
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Sarah Visintainer
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🥯 The Science Behind Bagels! Montreal vs. New York vs. St. Louis
One thing about me: I love bagels.
Sep 2
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Sarah Visintainer
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August 2025
The Secret to Fluffy Whipped Cream
I was always intrigued by whipping cream when I was a child.
Aug 25
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🌞 No-Oven Baking: Summer Edition
Keep the kitchen cool, still get the “freshly baked” satisfaction
Aug 18
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Sarah Visintainer
5
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Crisp vs. Crumble: What’s the Real Difference?
As summer begins to wind down and late-season fruits reach their juicy peak, it's the perfect time to make one of my favorite — and, in my opinion…
Aug 10
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Sarah Visintainer
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🧺 The Science of Picnic Food Safety
A science-backed guide to packing, storing, and serving food safely outdoors
Aug 4
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Sarah Visintainer
6
July 2025
🍫 Chocolate Toppings Explained
Why syrup stays liquid, fudge gets gooey, and shell hardens in seconds
Jul 27
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Sarah Visintainer
6
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The 4 Types of Ice Cream And Why They Taste So Different
Ice cream is the dessert of summer—at least in my opinion.
Jul 21
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🥚Cracking the Mystery on Why Some Countries Refrigerate Eggs
I grew up in America where eggs, unless they came from a local farm, went straight into the fridge.
Jul 13
5
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