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Tanya Edwards

Tanya Edwards is a writer and editor with deep experience in the lifestyle space. She's held roles as programming director of culinary for Food Network, managing editor of Yahoo Health, and editor at Refinery29. She has also written for The Boston Globe, CNN, Allure, Glamour, Aol, Parents, Better Homes & Gardens, Real Simple, and many more.

    Publications

    • Eat This, Not That!
      2 articles
    • TODAY.com
    • Freelance Journalist

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    • 9 Grocery Store Breads Shoppers Swear By for the Perfect Sandwich
      7 Feb—Eat This, Not That!
      Sandwiches, sammies, handhelds: They might be the perfect easy meal, and one of the most important components in every sandwich is the bread. Whether stacking deli meats high, spreading peanut butter and jelly, or grilling up a gooey cheese sandwich, the type of bread used can make a huge difference in the overall sandwich experience. The sheer variety in many grocery store bread aisles can be overwhelming, and the disappointment of bread that's not right for your needs is the worst. That's...
    • 12 Restaurants That Serve the Best Prime Rib, According to Chefs
      16 Jan—Eat This, Not That!
      Prime rib for most of us is a rare (or medium rare) treat, and the best prime rib is juicy, tender, and flavorful, with a thick fat cap and marbling throughout. We asked Executive Chef Mark Sandoval, UNLV, William F. Harrah College of Hospitality, what the components of a great prime rib are, and what diners should look for when going out for this cut of beef. Sandoval says always look for high quality, explaining, "Prime being the best, and makes for an awesome prime rib. Using a lower...

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