Can A Bar Of Soap Protect Your Tomato Plants?
When pests appear, it’s natural to worry about them sabotaging your tomato plants. But could something as simple as a bar of soap actually be the solution?
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Stories By Jack Rose
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This Florida Restaurant Sells A Famous Soup For Only $0.18
If you ever find yourself in the Panhandle of Florida, and you need a bite to eat for under $0.50, stop by this restaurant for a hearty (and famous) soup.
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This Decatur Spot Has The Best Indian Street Food In Atlanta
The Decatur branch of this Indian restaurant opened in 2013 and has since become a hotspot for residents, thanks to the sheer quality of its offerings.
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Martha Stewart Didn't Start Big. Here's How She Grew Her Garden To 156 Acres
Martha Stewart isn't just the reigning queen of the kitchen and household; she knows more than a thing or two about gardening, but she didn't start big.
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Martha Stewart's Spring Gardening Tasks You Shouldn't Skip
Martha Stewart focuses her spring gardening chores around two main goals: nurturing what she already has and laying the groundwork for what she wants.
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How To Recreate This Ice Cream Trend At Home
A new trend involving dipping ice cream into a certain melted fat requires a few specific steps to master — but the results are well worth the effort.
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The Oldest Brewery In The States Has Been Pouring Beer Since 1829
One American brewery has managed something rare: It isn't the largest in the world, yet it's been a household staple for nearly two centuries.
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This 2-Ingredient Oatmeal Tastes Like A Trip To A Tropical Island
Whether you make your oatmeal on the stovetop, in the microwave, or let it sit for overnight oats, this one ingredient will make it taste delightfully tropical.
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What Makes German Chocolate So Special?
Unlike broader categorizations, German chocolate is a single product owned by Baker's Chocolate — and it really isn't what it seems at first glance.
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This College Football Burger Joint Has Served Atlanta For Almost A Century
College football is big in the South. So, of course, plenty of restaurants cater to sports crowds. This burger joint has served Atlanta for almost a century.
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How Fireplace Ashes Can Benefit Your Vegetable Garden
Do you have a fireplace? Like to burn a natural wood fire in the evenings? Don't toss the ash! You can actually use it in your garden to improve your veggies.
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This Unusual Omelet Ingredient Was A Hit 100 Years Ago
This sweet omelet ingredient was all the rage a century ago — and it might just surprise you. Turns out, breakfast used to have a bit more creative flair.
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5-Minute Lemon Frosting Is Just 3 Common Ingredients Away
If you want to make the quickest but gosh darn tastiest lemon frosting imaginable, you only need three simple ingredients (and you probably have them).
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This Dollar Tree Find Keeps Food Warm Or Frozen For Hours For Only $1.25
For less than a buck fifty, you can get this find at Dollar Tree and keep your food hot or cold for hours, perfect for picnics and parties alike.
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The Common Vegetable You Should Plant Early For A Strong Summer Harvest
Any budding gardeners should take advantage of the cool weather in early spring by planting this vegetable that nearly every dish calls for.
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How Houseplants In Your Kitchen Can Help With Cabin Fever
Stuck inside during the winter or just buried in mountains of work? Strategically placed houseplants offer the perfect remedy for cabin fever.
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The Prep Trick For The Most Flavorful Grilled Pork Loin Kebabs
If you want to ensure your pork loin kebabs are tender, flavorful, and don't overcook on the grill, make sure to prepare them this specific way.
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How Jacques Pépin Makes Cabbage 10x Better With A Tangy Sauce
Cabbage can have a mild flavor on its own. If you want to kick things up a notch, take a tip from Jacques Pépin and braise it with a sweet and sour sauce.
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The Easy Charcoal Grill Setup For Perfect T-Bones And Porterhouses
Because T-bones and porterhouses consist of two different muscles, grilling them perfectly can be tricky — but this charcoal setup levels the playing field.
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How Martha Stewart Brilliantly Reuses Plastic Takeout Containers
Martha Stewart is a master of the home arts, including those in the kitchen, so it's little wonder that her tip for old takeout containers is so mart.
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The Practical Reason To Buy Meat At A Butcher Over Costco
While Costco is known for its high-quality goods and bulk discounts, you'll often get a better product by buying your meat directly from a butcher.
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Skip Overnight Oats And Make A 3-Ingredient Oatmeal Breakfast Bar Instead
Sure, overnight oats make a great (and quick and easy) breakfast, but in almost the same amount of time, you can make three-ingredient oat bars.
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How Martha Stewart Uses Vintage Kitchen Products As Wall Decor
If you’re finding your current kitchen design a bit lackluster, take a page from Martha Stewart’s book and incorporate vintage products to liven up your walls.
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Avoid This Store-Bought Blue Cheese Dressing That Lacks Flavor
When Food Republic ranked several blue cheese dressings, we found one that not only didn't improve the salad, but actually ruined it with a foul flavor.
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The Biggest Red Flag When Shopping For Whole Fish
Shopping for whole fish is often the best deal you can get, and then you get more delicious fish, but you need to look out for this red flag.
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Chipotle's Salads Have A Major Issue. Here's How To Solve It
Chipotle makes fantastic fast-casual burritos, bowls, and tacos, but one thing it suffers from is soggy salads. Here's how to fix them to keep them dry.
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Sam's Club Has The Solution For Easier Dinner Clean-Up Under $20
Dinner clean-up can be a pain, especially when you've got a big group gathered. To make life easier, grab this helpful tool from your local Sam's Club.
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