The Affordable Way To Dine In Europe As A Tourist, According To Rick Steves
When Rick Steves gives his advice for the best way to eat affordably as a tourist in Europe, our ears and stomachs perk up. Here's what he has to say.
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Frozen Costco Foods Under $15 You Shouldn't Skip
Costco is a massive wholesale grocery store, and it can be hard to figure out where to start. We've made it easy with these foods you can't skip under $15.
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10 Candies To Buy Now Before Prices Skyrocket
A lot of tariffs are about to go into effect, and sadly candy is not exempt from them. These are some of the chocolates, gummies, and more to stock up on.
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Why Street Cart Hot Dogs Taste So Good
There's just something that hits different about a genuine New York street dog. Whether it's the water, the bun, or a certain je ne sais quoi, nothing compares.
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How To Keep Sourdough Bread From Going Bad Quickly
If you want to keep your delicious sourdough bread fresher for longer, then you need to store it properly. No, you can't leave it in a plastic bag.
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The Underrated Crunchy Ingredient You Should Start Adding To Burgers
This one ingredient may typically be on top of casseroles, but they add crunchy deliciousness to a burger to. And for many of us, they're a pantry staple.
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Wagyu Vs Kobe Beef: What's The Difference?
If you find yourself dining at a top-tier steakhouse, you might be confronted with terms like wagyu and Kobe — but what's the difference between the two?
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Always Follow This Ratio Rule When Making Homemade Vinaigrette
In order to get the taste and texture of your homemade vinaigrette just right, you must always follow an incredibly easy-to-remember ratio rule.
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Chick-Fil-A Is Giving Away Free Food For The Next 3 Weeks: Here's How To Claim It
While some might say there's no such thing as a free lunch, Chick-fil-A is putting that to the test for a limited time with its Code Moo digital adventure.
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How To Improve The Texture Of Gluten-Free Baked Goods, According To An Expert
We sat down with corporate pastry chef Sofia Schlieben to talk about some things you can do to improve the texture of gluten-free baked goods.
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Keep Bread Loaves Fresher Longer By Sticking This Vegetable In The Bag
It may sound a touch unorthodox, but if you want to keep your bread nice and fresh, consider adding this particular vegetable to your bread box.
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What Makes Michigan Hot Dogs So Special?
Despite their name, Michigan hot dogs are native to New York and feature a somewhat familiar composition with some definitely unique elements.
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Never Store Eggs In This Part Of Your Fridge (Here's Why)
If you want to keep your eggs as fresh as physically possible for as long as possible, yes, they should go in the fridge, but not in this one spot.
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The Best Cuts Of Meat For Beef Curry
Beef curry is usually cooked low and slow, creating a rich broth and layers of flavor. With that in mind, what kind of beef best works to complement the spices?
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We Tried And Ranked Shake Shack's New Loaded Hot Dogs
Shake Shack is rolling out a new lineup of loaded hot dogs, and we had a chance to sample them all. Which wiener turned out to be the top dog?
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15 Colorful Ingredients To Add To Your Summer Salad
If you want your summer salads to pop and be truly Instagrammable, then you need to add some of these colorful ingredients to add a touch of pizzazz.
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How To Properly Store Strawberries To Keep Them Fresher Longer
There is no greater pain than purchasing a carton of fresh strawberries only to have them become mushy or, worse, moldy before you get to enjoy them.
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The Old-School Sandwich Anthony Bourdain Couldn't Stand To Eat
One of the most consistent targets of Anthony Bourdain's culinary wrath was a seemingly innocuous old-school sandwich — but the chef had his reasons.
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What's The Best Flour To Use For Gluten-Free Baked Goods?
Luckily, there are a number of great brands making gluten-free flour blends that can be swapped one-for-one in your favorite recipes and bakes.
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These Are The 12 Most Delicious Cheesesteaks You Can Find In Philadelphia
Philly is home to the classic Philadelphia cheesesteak, and frankly you can't find one as good outside of the area. These are the best in the city.
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Pan Fry Vs Bake: Which Method Leads To Crispier Hot Dogs?
While boiling and grilling are tried-and-true preparation styles, baking and pan-frying hot dogs give them a delightful crisp. But which one is better?
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How To Choose The Perfect Seating For Your Kitchen Island
The perfect seating for your kitchen island depends on so, so many different factors, from the size of your island to how you like to sit on your chair.
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Review: These Starbucks Secret Menu Drinks Are Now Official. Here Are The Ones You Should Try
Starbucks released a new lineup of secret menu beverages, and we tried them all. Were these sweet secrets drinks worth declassifying, or should you skip them?
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The Affordable Meat Swap For Just-As-Good Beef Tips
Beef tips are delicious, but they can get pricey. To save a few bucks at the store, look for this particular cut of meat for a good (and cheap) dupe.
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Are Bacon Bits Even Real Bacon? Here's What We Know
Bacon bits have a very specific name. Sure, they're crunchy, smoky little bites of yum that are great in salads and soups alike, do they actually have bacon?
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Keep Baking Pans Sparkling Clean With 2 Pantry Essentials
The clean-up process after baking can sometimes feel extremely time-consuming, but these two simple pantry essentials help make it a breeze.
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14 Of The Biggest Soda Recalls In US History
Yes, even soda can get recalled. These are some of the biggest soda recalls throughout U.S. history, affecting giants like Coca-Cola to even Trader Joe's.
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