How Heat-Resistant Are Quartz Countertops? What To Know When Designing Your Kitchen
Before choosing quartz for your countertops, make sure to consider the functionality of your kitchen — or how to make quartz work if you really love it.
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Brisket Point Vs Flat: What's The Difference Between Cuts?
A whole brisket has two distinct parts, the point and the flat, and each has unique properties that need to be handled correctly when you're cooking.
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Why Some Reddit Users Avoid Starbucks' Condiment Bar
Starbucks has brought back its condiment bar after temporarily closing them down for COVID. However, Reddit has noticed some giant problems since.
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The Cuts Of Meat That Are Made For Sharing At A Steakhouse
A steakhouse menu can be overwhelming, so if you want to try a few different cuts on your pricey night out, here are the best cuts to share.
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6 Retro Kitchen Appliances From The '50s We Forgot About
While today's modern kitchens feature AI ovens and smart kitchen gadgets, few eras of culinary appliances exude a more distinct aesthetic than the 1950s.
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Make Juicier Burgers By Adding Heavy Cream To Your Beef Patties (Yes, Really)
Did you know some people swear by adding heavy cream to their patties to get exceptionally juicy burgers? It's true, but there's a method to the madness.
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This 2-Ingredient Lemonade Is The Best Way To Use Up Fresh Watermelon
Whether it's summer or you're dreaming of warm weather in winter, watermelon and lemonade are the perfect combination to brighten up your day.
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9 Lesser-Known Fast Food Chains You Should Be Paying Attention To
While McDonald's, Wendy's, and even Shake Shack are popular fast food spots, there are some lesser-known chains that are totally worth checking out.
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The Must-Have Chicago Food That's Not Hot Dogs Or Pizza
If you're tired of deep dish pizza and hot dogs, there is a third food you must try if you're in Chicago, the third-largest city in the United States.
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The 1980s Kitchen Design Trend That's Coming Back Around
What was once a hallmark of 1980s design is back in a significant way, thanks in part to a wider shift toward bright, whimsical kitchen interiors.
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The 10 Worst Cereal Recalls To Ever Hit The US
Yes, even cereal can be affected by food recalls. These are some of the worst ever recalls for them in the United States, affecting Froot Loops to Quaker Oats.
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Level Up Your Beef Stew With This Sweet And Tangy Ingredient
If you want your beef stew to go from ho-hum to wowza, then you just need to consider adding this one unexpected sweet and tangy pantry staple.
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The Alabama Fried Chicken Chain That Gives Raising Cane's Serious Competition
If you're a fan of delicious dipping sauce and fried chicken, and you happen to live in Alabama (specifically Auburn), you know the best chain ever.
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Why Oversized Burgers Could Be A Potential Red Flag At A Burger Joint
While there are several red flags to watch for at a burger joint, such as an overstuffed menu, one of the most glaring issues is an oversized patty.
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9 Grocery Store Pasta Sauces That Taste Homemade
If you want great pasta but are short on time, these grocery store sauces provide the homemade flavor you're looking for without all the hassle.
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This Vintage Kitchen Appliance Trend Should Never Go Out Of Style
Sure, trends come and go, and then come back when you least expect it, but there's one vintage trend in particular that will never go out of style.
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The Must-Have Costco Snack Reddit Keeps Buying
Reddit loves these salty and sweet snacks from Costco, praising them for their versatility and their suitability for gluten-free and peanut-free diets.
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Give Hot Dogs A Japanese Twist With This Unexpected Topping
When you're tired of the same old hot dog, Japan produces tons of different condiments and toppings that pair wonderfully with your frankfurter.
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This Vintage Ice Cream Flavor Depended On Whale Poop (Yes, Really)
While it may seem extreme, there are many cases of animal excrement used in food, like Kopi Luwak. In this case, ambergris was once used in ice cream.
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How The Huckleberry Became The Official Fruit Of 2 US States
The humble huckleberry is more than a character in a Mark Twain novel. These little blueberry lookalikes are popular in the Northwest, especially in two states.
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The Bold, Savory Ingredient To Add To Your Bourbon Cocktails For A Spicier Flavor
Bourbon is a strong liquor that packs a slightly sweet (yet still warm) punch. It blends well with other flavors, including from this unexpected spice.
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Review: Dunkin's New Refreshers Are Sweeter Than The Summer Heat
Dunkin' is known for dropping unique beverages, and its two new summer refreshers certainly piqued our curiosity. So how good are they, exactly?
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Like Air Snacks: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Like Air Snacks sought to make popcorn safe and easy to eat, but did the Sharks on Shark Tank take a bite of the product or did the owners sink?
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Forgotten Breakfast Foods That No One Eats Anymore
Many breakfast foods have come and gone throughout history, and these are some that practically nobody eats anymore, from creamed chipped beef to beer soup.
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At What Temperature Are Brisket Burgers Done?
To achieve a great sear on the outside of your brisket burger without drying out its interior, you want to cook it to a precise temperature and let it rest.
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A Steakhouse Chef's Salt Tip For Extra Juicy Steaks
If you want to ensure that your steak stays moist, tender, but still gets that deliciously caramelized brown crust, you need to salt the meat at the right time.
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For The Best Homemade Lumpia, Choose This Affordable Meat
Crafting lumpiang shanghai, often referred to as lumpia, requires considerable effort, and selecting a tasty yet affordable meat filling is a crucial step.
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