The Retro Sandwich That Was The Star Of Picnics In The 1950s
Back in the 1950s, picnics were all the rage, and this one stunning sandwich (which we think deserves a comeback) was one of the most popular items.
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We Ranked The 9 Best American Burger Chains
From Shake Shack to McDonald's to Culver's, we put these American burger chains up against each other to uncover which was truly the best of the best.
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How This Pennsylvania Costco Location Caters To Amish Customers
If you happen to shop at the Costco in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, you'll notice something incredibly unique outside: The store caters to the Amish.
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You Only Need 4 Ingredients To Make The Best Slow Cooker Potato Soup
Nothing beats potato soup, but the convenience of using a slow cooker is unparalleled, Add in the fact that you only need four ingredients? A win-win.
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Take 2 Extra Steps To Transform Grilled Cheese Into A Blissful Breakfast
A grilled cheese sandwich is delicious at just about any time of day, but you can turn it into a true breakfast delight by adding two morning staples.
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You Can Only Get This Krispy Kreme Donut At Times Square
While Krispy Kreme is headquartered in the South, its flagship store is in New York City. This special location sells an even more special donut there.
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Buy This Dollar Tree Seafood For An Affordable, High-Protein Food
If you want an affordable, protein-heavy staple in your kitchen, then get thee to Dollar Tree and find this tinned seafood. Best of all is its versatility.
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7 Ways To Get The Most Out Of A Costco Rotisserie Chicken
This is how to get the most out of your next tasty Costco rotisserie chicken, according to someone with professional culinary experience in the field.
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The Retro Stuffed Italian Pasta That Hardly Makes It To US Menus Nowadays
If you love pasta and you enjoy food that comes with a storied history, you'll love this Sardinian dish. The only catch? It may be hard to find.
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What Makes Costco Chicken Bakes So Good
Sure, we all rave about Costco's food court hot dog, but what about its chicken bake? It's equally inexpensive, delicious and filling, and here's why.
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Why You'll Probably Regret Adding Textured Walls To Your Kitchen
Whether you're thinking of redoing your kitchen or are looking for a new home, if you add (or get) textured walls to your kitchen, you'll be sad.
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How Well Does The 10-Minute Rule For Cooking Fish Actually Work?
If you want to cook fish, but you don't have a thermometer handy to know when to pull it, you might be tempted to use the 10-minute rule. Don't.
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The Number One Meal You Should Try When Visiting Atlanta
If Atlanta is on your travel radar, then grab your spoons, forks, and chopsticks. We've got the best meal to eat when visiting ATL and where to find it.
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7 Ways To Use Hummus In Everyday Cooking
If you're only limiting your hummus use to dipping carrots in and for topping Greek bowls, you're missing out on the wide world of uses in everyday cooking.
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You Should Be Dipping Grilled Cheese In This Sauce For The Perfect Complement
Grilled cheese is a classic, and while many aren't afraid to dunk our sarnies into a bowl of fresh tomato soup, there's something else you should consider.
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How Texas Roadhouse Handles Prime Rib From Roast To The Moment It Hits Your Plate
Texas Roadhouse is meticulous regarding how it handles its steaks, but how it treats its prime rib is vastly different from just about every other cut of steak.
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The Oldest Italian Restaurant In The US Is Located In California
You might expect the oldest Italian restaurant in America to be in New York or at least on the East Coast, but it actually resides in California.
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What Big Brand Is Behind Walmart's Great Value Butter?
Walmart has its own private lable for many different products, including its Great Value butter. However, who is the actual brand responsible for production?
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Alton Brown's Favorite Cheesesteak Isn't In Philadelphia
Alton Brown knows a thing or two about food, but it may shock you to learn that his absolute favorite cheesesteak sandwich doesn't come from Philly.
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How A Home Depot Workbench Can Solve Your Kitchen Island Woes
Kitchen islands are expensive and a hassle to install. Instead, opt for an affordable, convenient Home Depot rolling workbench as your kitchen’s focal point.
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Why Some Fast Food Restaurants Serve Items In A Basket
You might notice, especially if you sit down at a fast food place, that some quick-eat spots serve food in baskets with little paper liners. Why is that?
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You Can Eat At The Biggest Olive Garden In The Country In This US City
The largest Olive Garden in the country is a sight to see: three stories tall, with around 500 seats, you can expect to wait for hours in this iconic location.
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9 Things Costco Employees Can't Stand
Working at Costco has its ups and downs, but these are the specific things that Costco employees get annoyed by the most, from abandoned carts to litter.
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How Chef Nigella Lawson Gives Scrambled Eggs A Mexican Upgrade
Nigella Lawson knows how to take a plain Jane dish and make it something really special, so we're not surprised her Mexican scrambled eggs are divine.
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This Florida Fishing Village Is A Hidden Gem For Seafood Lovers
If you love seafood, especially fresh fish that comes straight off the boat, then you need to head to this small unincorporated Florida fishing village.
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This Gas Station Hot Dog Red Flag Is Your Sign To Leave It On The Roller
Nothing beats a gas station hot dog, but it’s important to keep an eye out for telltale signs that let you know whether that frank is actually safe to eat.
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McDonald's Fans Still Crave This Discontinued '90s Tex-Mex Menu Item
One long-gone McDonald's item from the 1990s that continues to stir up nostalgia among fans of the Golden Arches is a short-lived Tex-Mex option.
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