These butter alternatives are great options in the kitchen. iStock Butter is a tried and true ingredient that has been kept in the kitchen for centuries. It’s used in practically everything, from ...

Oatmeal cookies are a staple cookie variety, right up there with sea salt chocolate chip and sugar. Besides the obvious addition of fiber, oatmeal cookies get a boost of protein and minerals from the ...

Butter has long been a staple ingredient in cooking and baking, commonly used for its flavor and texture. Exploring alternatives can introduce new tastes, textures, and potential nutritional benefits.

Technically, shortening is any type of fat used for baking that is solid at room temperature. The shortening available at grocery stores is usually made of hydrogenated vegetable oils. It's called ...

You can substitute coconut oil for butter in many cases, if you know what you’re in for, according to TheSpruce.com. For example, you can use it one for one in cookies, but the cookies will be ...

Peanut butter is a tasty, versatile, and nutrient-dense food that goes well with sweet and salty dishes alike. A 2-tablespoon (32-gram) serving provides 200 calories, 16 grams of fat, 7 grams each of ...

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