One Of Julia Child's Favorite US Restaurants Has Served Food Since The 19th Century
One of Julia Child's favorite places to eat in the United States still exists, and it's a historic eatery where many famous Americans have dined.
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This Name-Brand Dollar Tree Hot Chocolate Find Only Costs $1.25 For The Entire Box
If you want to stock up on an entire box of this name-brand hot chocolate for cheap (just over $1 gets you six cups), then head down to Dollar Tree.
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Here's Why Anthony Bourdain Had Beef With Tenderloin
Anthony Bourdian was known for his strong, yet eloquent opinions on food and life. One of his strongest opinions was his disdain for this beef cut.
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Here's One Of The Rarest Stanley Cup Colors In The World
Stanley cups come in a ton of colors, but this limited edition tumbler in a calm shade is so hard to find and comes at a steep price.
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Rick Steves Budget-Friendly Tip For Eating In Iceland
It's fair to say that RIck Steves has been around Europe quite a bit, so when he gives tips for eating cheaply in Iceland (notoriously pricy), we take notes.
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10 Unexpected Balsamic Vinegar Uses Every Home Cook Should Try
You're probably not using your balsamic vinegar sitting in your pantry to its fullest potential. We've come up with some creative uses for the condiment to try.
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Costco's Frozen Lasagna Has Gone Way Up In Price Over The Years
Inflation has caused many foods to rise in price, including Costco's frozen lasagna, which has risen significantly over the years. Here's how much it costs now.
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Taco Bell Employees Swear By This Off-Menu Mac And Cheese
Taco Bell employees can't stop talking about this off-menu mac and cheese, a hidden creation that blends comfort food with the chain's popular flavors.
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Here's How Many Cartons Of Eggs Martha Stewart's Chickens Lay In A Day
Martha Stewart’s backyard flock is surprisingly productive. Here’s what sets it apart and the methods she uses to keep her hens happy and healthy.
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Forgotten Cookies Are The Retro Treats That Are Made With An Unconventional Baking Method
Forgotten cookies are easy to make thanks to their unconventional baking method. The term "set it and forget it" may have originated with these reto treats.
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9 Ways You Can Cook Scrambled Eggs, Ranked
Scrambled eggs are a cornerstone breakfast, and there are more ways to make them than you might realize. But which method is best? We tried and ranked them.
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This Vintage Burger From The '50s Doesn't Actually Contain Beef
This vintage burger actually looks a whole lot like a standard burger, but with one major exception: The patty does not actually contain any beef.
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Solve Your Potato Storage Problem With This Dollar Tree Trash Can Find
Potatoes are picky, and improper storage can quickly ruin their quality. Luckily, a simple Dollar Tree find can solve all your potato-storage woes.
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This Simple Whataburger Hack Adds Spice To Any Breakfast Sandwich
Add a flavorful kick to your morning meal with this simple Whataburger hack that will allow you to turn any breakfast sandwich into a spicier, tastier treat.
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The 10 Best Costco Kirkland Signature Items That Are Packed With Protein
If you are looking to maximize the amount of protein in your diet without breaking the bank, Costco can be a great place to buy snacks and more in bulk.
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The Creamy Side You Should Add To Homemade Shepherd's Pie
If you've made shepherd's pie in the past and found the texture too dry for your liking, give this creamy side a chance as part of your next filling.
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You Can Make Doner Kebabs At Home With This Easy Technique
Doner kebabs are usually cooked on a giant spit for hours, but you can easily recreate that street food flavor at home with this technique.
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How Your Garage Fridge Is Affected By Cold Weather
Appliance experts say the garage might not actually be the best place for a second refrigerator if you live in an area that experiences real cold.
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We Have Colorado To Thank For America's First Thai Restaurant
Pre-1960s, Americans didn't know the joys of Thai cuisine, but that changed when a spot widely credited as America's first Thai restaurant opened in Denver.
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I Tried And Ranked Every Item In Trader Joe's Product Hall Of Fame
Trader Joe's Product Hall of Fame consists of the grocer's most loved offerings, from chicken to chocolate. After trying all six of them, we liked these best.
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10 Deliciously Creative Ways To Use Pesto Beyond Pasta
It's time to use your pesto on more than just pasta. These are some creative and tasty ways you can use pesto in your meals, from soup to potatoes.
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How To Choose The Right Rug For Your Kitchen
Adding a rug to your kitchen not only provides an opportunity to add some style, but it can help you as you cook, too. Here's what to look for.
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The Clever Way Alex Guarnaschelli Makes Mashed Potatoes Without Peeling, Chopping, Or Boiling
Alex Guarnaschelli has a long and impressive career in professional kitchens, so when she says you shouldn't boil your potatoes for mash, we listen.
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The Beer You Should Be Adding To Homemade Shepherd's Pie
Take the flavor of your shepherd's pie to the next level with alcohol. An expert suggests adding this beer to your shepherd's pie recipe for incredible flavor.
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Michelle Obama Ate This Classic Sandwich For Breakfast Every Morning As A Kid
As a child, Michelle Obama absolutely hated all breakfast foods, from eggs to bacon, so she ate this one American sandwich every day for years.
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This Texas Cafe Is Nearly A Century Old And Makes World-Class Pies
Founded in the late 1920s, this cafe remains a popular destination for those in the Austin region (and beyond), and is mostly famous for its delicious pie.
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What Is The Oldest Type Of Cookie In The World?
Humans have been baking for thousands of years, but cookies have only been around since about the 8th century. The oldest type? It's still eaten today.
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