Though you can use them interchangeably in recipes, canola oil and vegetable oil are not the same thing.

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These color-coding labels don’t exactly say what they mean—but you can make some educated guesses.
Broccoli rabe isn't the same as broccoli, but once you know how to treat it, you can cook it just as easily.
Semi truck sleeper cabs can be much more tricked out than you might expect.
Whether you say 'car-mel' or 'car-a-mel', your pronunciation of 'caramel' is technically correct.
A special ingredient helps sour candy pack a mouth-puckering punch.
From rotten eggs to stinky socks, the most bizarre Jelly Belly flavors often seem to come out of nowhere. Here’s how the brand actually creates those weird jelly beans.
If you’ve ever picked up a softball, you probably realized that the name is a misnomer.
‘Spick’ doesn’t mean ‘clean.’ And ‘span’ doesn’t mean ‘clean.’ So what’s going on here?
If you notice a truck driver flashing their lights, they're likely trying to communicate some important information about the road ahead.
It’s an issue so complicated that river length isn't even considered a useful measure anymore.
If you say “my pleasure” before your Chick-fil-A cashier has a chance to utter it, you won’t score free food.
Even the most well-respected dictionaries consider ‘mistrust’ and ‘distrust’ interchangeable. But people do tend to use them a little differently.
Restaurant employees probably won’t make you wash dishes to settle the debt. Here’s what they might do instead.
The Oscars celebrating nominees named Oscar may sound silly, but it's happened more than you think.