16 Old-School Sandwiches Hardly Anyone Eats Anymore
From Elvis's favorite sandwich to many Great Depression eats, these sandwiches have not stood the test of time and faded into practical obscurity.
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The Secret To The Perfect Medium-Rare Burger Lies In This Magic Temperature Range
Hands down, if you ask someone the best way to cook a burger, they'll most likely say medium rare, but what temperature does that actually mean?
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Oat Milk Vs Almond Milk: What's The Difference And Is One Better For You Than The Other?
If you're looking to get into plant-based milk and aren't sure if oat milk or almond milk is the move, we've broken down their similarities and differences.
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Martha Stewart's Kitchen Towel Storage Tip Will Free Up Your Drawer Space
If you want to make sure your drawers remain uncluttered, then you need to reorganize the way you store your kitchen towels. Fold them like Martha Stewart.
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The Deliciously Imperfect Origin Of Milk Duds
You've probably had a Milk Dud at some point in your life, or at least seen them at your local snack store. But did you know about their imperfect origins?
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To Start In Cold Water Or Not: Here's The Rule To Follow When Boiling Vegetables
Boiling vegetables might seem a little foolproof on the surface, but if you don't start your veg in the correct temperature water, things can go awry fast.
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Why Is Walmart's Vintage Heart Cake So Controversial?
Walmart probably never expected that selling a heart-shaped cake would anger so many people, but the dessert went viral for all the wrong reasons.
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This Legendary Italian Sausage Starts From Mere Scraps
This fiery, slightly funky sausage is said to have been born in Southern Italy. It's unique for its spreadable texture, which almost melts when heated.
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Gordon Ramsay's Answer To The Pineapple On Pizza Debate
Gordon Ramsay is famous for his strong reactions and fiery opinions, so his stance on the controversial pineapple on pizza isn't exactly shocking.
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17 Old-School Cooking Hacks That Are Nearly Forgotten
The term "cooking hack" might be a new one, but there are plenty of old-school tips and tricks to make your cooking easier, less wasteful, and more fun.
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The 1970s Mexican Chain That Came Back 20 Years After Closing
One absolutely beloved 1970s Mexican restaurant chain has made a long-awaited comeback, just over 20 years after the last location closed its doors.
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The 3 Aldi Products Social Media Combines For Fast And Easy Fish Tacos
If you love fish tacos but you hate the time it takes (and mess it makes) to fry fish, then this easy three-ingredient Aldi hack is perfect for you.
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The Creamy Condiment You Should Be Adding To Hot Dogs
Travel outside the United States and you'll find that some of the world's most delicious hot dog variations wouldn't be the same without this creamy condiment.
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Starbucks' New Pecan Drink Rings In Fall In All The Right Ways
The 2025 Starbucks menu has officially been released, and we have the inside scoop on its decadent new pecan drinks, merchandise, and more.
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Why You Shouldn't Clean Your Oven With All-Purpose Cleaner
All-purpose cleaner is gentle enough to clean all kinds of surfaces but can still handle daily messes — but can it tackle the heavy grime in an oven?
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The Discontinued Chick-Fil-A Sandwich That Needs To Come Back
Phased out in 2017, this sandwich from Chick-fil-A was a fan favorite, sparking a wave of internet uproar upon its removal — but you can recreate it at home.
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10 Dollar Tree Kitchen Decor Items For An Affordable Glow-Up
If you're on a budget, but you still want to give your kitchen the glow-up you both deserve, then head on down to the Dollar Tree for these fantastic finds.
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The Old-School Dessert That Remains Controversial Today
There are certain desserts that were popular in bygone days that have regained popularity (Jell-O, we're looking at you), but this one remains controversial.
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Is Trader Joe A Real Guy? The Story Behind The Chain Store's Name
If you've ever wandered the food aisles at Trader Joe's, you may have wondered: was there ever really a Trader Joe? The answer is as unique as the store itself.
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The Las Vegas Steakhouse Both Elvis Presley And Frank Sinatra Loved
Legendary crooner Frank Sinatra called this Las Vegas eatery his favorite steakhouse, while rock 'n' roll idol Elvis Presley was also a frequent diner.
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The Delicious Aldi Dip That Is Reddit Approved
Love Aldi? Love dip? We've found the perfect one, thanks to Reddit. This dip is creamy, crunchy, and has a little kick that makes it oh-so scoopable.
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Use These 2 Pantry Staples To Revive Scratched Dinnerware
Are your plates covered in metallic dings and little scratches from your cutlery? If so, you can make them look like new with two pantry staples.
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5 Discontinued Costco Snacks We Desperately Miss
When a go-to snack disappears from the shelves after countless Costco trips, it feels like a tragedy. But at least we can reminisce about some old favorites.
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The Cheese Trick Gordon Ramsay Swears By For Next-Level Burgers
Gordon Ramsay swears by this quick and easy cheese trick, perfect for when you want a little bit of melty caramelization on your next hamburger.
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The Best Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant In Your State
Forget the big chains. We're taking a closer look at the very best hole-in-the-wall restaurants across all 50 states serving up regional and local favorites.
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The Colorado Restaurant That's Made For South Park Fans
This quirky Lakewood, Colorado, establishment featured in an episode of South Park is a very real restaurant that has been open since the mid-1970s.
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