Old-School BBQ Lovers Know This Simple Hack Makes Gas Grilling Better
If you have a gas grill, whether you're a novice griller or an experienced pitmaster, you can take advantage of this old-school gas grilling trick.
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Not Spinach Or Kale: This Is The Vegetable With The Most Fiber
When we think about vegetables that give us a healthy does of fiber, we likely think of spinach or kale. But there's an unexpected vegetable that has more.
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The Absolute Best Campbell's Chunky Soup Is Hearty, Balanced, And High-Protein
Campbell's absolute best chunky soup variety boasts tons of positive reviews, nourishing ingredients, and an impressive amount of protein in every can.
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How Restaurants Can Adapt To Daylight Saving Time With A Simple Tip
Daylight saving time throws us all for a loop, even when it comes to eating out at a restaurant. Here is the best way for eateries to adapt to the time change.
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Walmart's Biggest Location In The US Is So Huge It Occupies 2 Floors
This two level Walmart megastore is so huge that it is the biggest location in the country, has a unique Cartalator to move around, and is known as Mallmart.
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Here's Exactly Where Your Kitchen Backsplash Should End
Once you finally decide on the perfect backsplash material for your kitchen, the next question is how far up the wall you want it to extend.
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This Once-Popular Sandwich Meat Didn't Stand The Test Of Time
Sandwich meats, also known as deli meats, had their heyday in the last century. Some managed to slip through and are still popular, but not this cut.
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The Vintage Brand Behind Costco's Raw Unfiltered Honey (But There's A Catch)
If you shop at Costco and love honey, you've probably at least seen Kirkland's raw, unfiltered (and local!) honey. There's one brand behind most of it.
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How To Successfully Flip A Pineapple Upside Down Cake Without It Falling Apart
Pineapple upside down cakes are as fun as they are nostalgic, but you need to flip it properly to ensure it doesn't break. We spoke to an expert to learn how.
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This Once-Popular Steak Restaurant Declared Bankruptcy In The '80s
One popular steak chain found a loyal customer base and thrived throughout the 1970s, only to declare bankruptcy in the '80s. What went wrong?
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The Secret To Getting Extra Crispy Fries At Chick-Fil-A
Chick-fil-A is known for its legendary waffle fries. If you want them extra crispy, try ordering them this way next time you're at the drive-thru. Here's how.
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Rachael Ray's Simple Yet Brilliant Tip For Easy Kitchen Clean-Up While Cooking
Rachael Ray's method for kitchen clean-up while cooking is particularly helpful and perfect for both composting and keeping clutter under control.
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The Dunkin' Hack For A Dubai Chocolate Fix In Drink Form
If you've been loving a decadent bar of Dubai chocolate recently, we recommend trying out this tasty hack to get this luxurious treat in drink form at Dunkin'.
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The Story Behind The Taco Bell Chihuahua's Sudden Disappearance
If you were alive in the late '90s, you undoubtedly remember the famous Taco Bell talking Chihuahua, but why did the mascot suddenly disappear?
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The Hilarious Warning On Subway's Sandwich Wrappers You Probably Missed
Subway is known to have a bit of a sense of humor with how it markets and presents itself, so it makes sense that this would extend to the sandwich wrappers.
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Turn Canned Corn Up A Notch With This Simmering Tip
Sweet canned corn is a staple of American pantries but you can elevate your corn dish with a simple tweak to the way you simmer it on the stove.
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More Than 50 Percent Of The World's Apples Are Produced In This Country
Although apples are as American as apple pie, the US isn't the world's largest producer of apples, that distinction belongs to another country.
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Give Your Burger Some French Flair With Aldi's Reddit-Approved Buns
Combining the melt-in-your-mouth buttery notes of a croissant with the structure of a brioche, these buns from Aldi lend burgers a distinctly French flair.
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The Best Dairy To Use For A Frittata
Sometimes the type of cheese, rest time, and yes, even the kind of milk you choose can affect not only the taste but also the texture of your frittata.
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This Dollar Tree Find Will Instantly Add Wholesomeness To Your Kitchen
If your kitchen is feeling a bit stale, head to Dollar Tree for this affordable find that will instantly add wholesomeness to the space.
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How To Make Your Own Maple Butter For A Simple Fall Spread
Maple butter is as delicious to eat as it is easy to make. With just these two ingredients, you can create a fall spread that gives autumnal vibes to anything.
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Add Martha Stewart's Secret Boozy Ingredient To French Toast For A Citrus Pop
It's not secret that Martha Stewart is queen of the garden, home design, and the kitchen, so when she has a way to amp up French toast, we listen.
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How Long An Opened Jar Of Mayo Lasts In The Fridge
Homemade mayo and store-bought mayo each have different flavor profiles and uses in recipes, but they're also distinguished by their shelf life.
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Cluttered, Crowded Pantry? Convert Kitchen Drawers Into A Mini Cupboard With A Clever Trick
If your pantry is just too cluttered or, even worse, there's no pantry at all, don't panic. Convert your drawers into mini cupboards with a clever trick.
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The Bubbly Secret Ingredient For Extra-Flavorful Pound Cake
Looking to add a bit of bright flavor to your pound cake? One expert recommends adding this ingredient, which also increases your cake's shelf life.
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What Oil Is Really In Chick-Fil-A's Fryer? Turns Out, It Depends On What You Order
Chick-fil-A's crispy breaded chicken and waffle fries have distinct flavors, and it may depend on the type of oil used to cook each of them.
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The Iconic Cup Anthony Bourdain Preferred To Drink Coffee From (Hint: It's Not A Mug Or Glass)
Anthony Bourdain enjoyed his morning cup of joe, but had no time for pretentious coffee culture. Still, he preferred to drink his coffee out of an iconic cup.
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