How McDonald's Original CEO Betrayed The Founders (We're Sorry, McDonald Brothers)
Brothers Richard and Maurice McDonald founded the Golden Arches, yet the CEO's betrayal remains one of business history's most infamous tales.
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The Reason Coca-Cola Changed From Glass To Plastic Bottles
Coca-Cola iconically originally came in glass bottles, those hourglass figures famous even today, but the company switched to plastic bottles.
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9 Underrated Costco Foods That You Might've Ignored
When shopping at Costco, you might have passed by some of these items. But the next time you go, take a second look at them, as they're worth buying.
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This Burger King Sandwich From The '70s Deserves A Comeback
Let's take a moment of silence for a truly unique and sorely missed Burger King sandwich that reigned supreme in the 1970s before its eventual discontinuation.
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Add This Unique Filling To Quesadillas For An Earthy Taste
In the spirit of experimenting with new flavor combinations, you should try adding this delightfully earthy ingredient to your next quesadilla.
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This Is The Best And Worst Time To Shop At Dollar Tree
If you want to get the best selection from your local Dollar Tree store, you absolutely need to know when that store gets deliveries and restocks its shelves.
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The Old-School Dining Rule Your Grandparents Actually Lived By
As times change, so too do styles of etiquette. However, this old school (we're talking Middle Ages) dining rule your grandparents lived by still exists.
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Your Ultimate 2025 Guide To Costco's Best Stocking Stuffers
If you have stockings to fill, whether only a couple or a slew of them, Costco has the goods and treats you need to ensure you have the happiest Christmas.
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The Creamy Ingredient You Should Add To Mac And Cheese For Intense Flavor
If you want to amp up the flavor of your macaroni and cheese, all while making it as creamy as possible, then just add this one easy ingredient.
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The Oldest Bar In Connecticut Was Opened The Same Year America Was Founded
Connecticut is home to a bar whose existence extends as far back as the United States'. It used to serve as a spot for shipyard workers to rest and fuel up.
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Ina Garten Swears By These Types Of Wines For A Perfect Thanksgiving
Ina Garten knows a thing or twenty about hosting a successful Thanksgiving dinner, so when she swears by these wines, we're not just listening but taking notes.
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Why You Shouldn't Put Barbecue Sauce On Your Chicken
Barbecue sauce and chicken are a dream team, but grill expert Melvin Boots Johnson believes you actually shouldn't put the sauce on your chicken.
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Review: Is Starbucks' New Frozen Peppermint Hot Chocolate Worth A Trip To Target?
Starbucks' new Frozen Peppermint Hot Chocolate is exclusive to its locations in Target stores, so we tried it for ourselves to see if the sip is worth the trip.
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The Seafood Sandwich That Rivals A Lobster Roll
Lobsters rolls are great, but it doesn't stop there — plenty of equally delicious, lesser-celebrated seafood sandwiches are worthy of appreciation, too.
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The Easy Hack To Add Extra Crunch To Your McDonald's McMuffin
While McDonald's iconic McMuffin is a great sandwich as is, there's a quick way to elevate it even further and impart some mouthwatering crunch.
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8 Old-School Appetizers That Were Party Hits In The '50s
Take a tasty trip back in time with these eight old-school appetizers that ruled '50s parties -- and are ready for a comeback today during your gatherings.
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This Dollar Tree Find Is Perfect For Your Next Highball Drink
If you regularly host dinner-and-a-drink nights, or you just want to revamp your personal bar at home, these Dollar Tree highball glasses are a perfect find.
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The Walmart Bakery Cake Shoppers Can't Get Enough Of
Walmart's bakery may not be expensive, but the goods certainly don't taste cheap. In fact, this particular loaf cake is reviewed as a solid dupe for Starbucks.
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Why Placement Of The Cheese Matters When Making Quesadillas
Quesadillas are a great quick meal because they're easy to put together, but if you want the perfect quesadilla, use this cheese placement trick.
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The Country That Produces The Most Tea Worldwide Doesn't Actually Drink The Most Tea Per Capita
As a globally beloved drink, it's no surprise that tea is produced across continents, yet the country that produces the most doesn't drink the most.
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Neither Chuck Nor Round: The Beef Cut Julia Child Used For Pot Roast
For her braised beef recipe, French cooking expert Julia Child chose a different cut than the affordable chuck and round often used for pot roast.
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The Simple Folding Technique To Keep Kitchen Towels From Falling
What's worse than reaching for a kitchen towel and finding it's fallen to the floor when you need it? With the right folding technique, it will never fall.
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Ina Garten's Thanksgiving Prep Starts 4 Days In Advance For An Easy Breezy Holiday
Ina Garten's best tips for a stress-free Thanksgiving all center around doing what you can in advance, leaving you time to enjoy the holiday the day of.
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10 Lesser-Known Vodka Brands You Should Be Paying Attention To, According To Experts
We spoke to some industry experts to find out which lesser-known vodka brands you should try, and they came back with varied and memorable options.
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The Comfort Chicken Dish Older Generations Still Crave
As with many comfort foods, this centuries-old chicken dish, which is still quite popular in Great Britain, is no-frills in its composition.
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Ree Drummond's Go-To Apple Variety For Apple Pie
With so many apple varieties on the market, choosing the best type for your pie can feel like a conundrum — but Ree Drummond has some simple advice.
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Why Many Japanese Kitchens Don't Have Ovens
It may be shocking for Westerners to learn that most Japanese home kitchens do not have ovens, and the country doesn't actually bake regularly.
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