Do Walmart's Girl Scout Cookies Copycats Live Up To The Original?
Walmart produces its own take on several famous Girl Scout cookie flavors. While Walmart's cookies are available all year round, do they actually taste good?
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Stories By Angie Seibold
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The Oprah Mistake That Made KFC Run Out Of Chicken
In 2009, Oprah Winfrey almost single-handedly derailed KFC, causing queues, complaints, and chicken shortages. However, she didn't do it on purpose.
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From Kentucky Fried Chicken To KFC: Why The Iconic Brand Shortened Its Name
There are several theories as to why Kentucky Fried Chicken changed its name to KFC in 1991. However, only one of these theories is definitely true.
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Why Microwaved Fish Stinks So Darn Bad
It's no surprise that microwaving fish can make a stink, causing discontent in offices and homes alike. But what's the reason behind that malodorous quality?
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When To Toss Out That Leftover Salami
Salami is great and all, but no one wants to eat expired food. If you're looking at a package and wondering if it's still okay to eat, here's how to tell.
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The Friendship Between Ketchup And Fries Goes Way Back
French fries and ketchup each have a long (and surprising) history, but how did these two items with very different origins come to be a common pairing?
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How Oreo's Most Famous Competitor Got Its Unappetizing Name
Oreo cookies are a well-known brand in many households. But, did you know that the twistable treat has a serious competitor with an unappetizing name?
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The Best Game Night Snacks To Keep Your Cards And Board Pieces Clean
Board game night is synonymous with snacks, but these games are worth keeping clean. Here are the best mess-free snacks for your next board game night.
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The Fruity Secret To Texas Roadhouse's Steak Sauce
Texas Roadhouse is famous for its delicious steak which is helped along by its distinct steak sauce. But hiding in the back of the sauce is a fruity secret.
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Here Are The Beers That Are Better Served Warm
Common wisdom has it that beer should be served cold, but that's not always the case. Here are the types of beer you shouldn't be serving fresh from the fridge.
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The Best Way To Heat Up A Jimmy Dean Breakfast Sandwich
Jimmy Dean breakfast sandwiches are a convenient way to start your day off with some energy, but is the microwave really the best option for heating them up?
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The Astounding Amount Of Wine George Washington Drank
As the first President of the United States, George Washington led a pretty exciting life. Along the way, he drank an exorbitant amount of this specific wine.
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The Texas Bakery That Sells Cinnamon Rolls The Size Of A Small Child
Everything really is bigger in Texas, especially when it comes to cinnamon rolls. A San Antonio joint was home to this uniquely huge sweet treat.
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What The Heck Does 'Jumbo Lump' Mean For Crab Meat Anyways?
If you find yourself at the store looking for crab meat, you might run into something called jumbo lump crab. But what is it and why should you choose it?
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Brazil's 3-Ingredient Mocha Cola: Is It Worth A Try?
Chocolate and coffee are a tried and true recipe for a delightful pick-me-up, but Brazil adds Coca-Cola to the mix. Is it really as delicious as they say?
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When Exactly Were Egg Cartons Invented?
The modern egg carton has been relatively the same for decades, but who invented it and when exactly did this humble technology come into being?
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Why Long John Silver's Big Catch Meal Was Tossed Back Into The Sea
The seafood fast food chain Long John Silver's came out with a limited time Big Catch meal a few years back. It wasn't long before it got taken back off.
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Bacon Grease Vs Butter: The Ultimate Egg Test
Although people often cook their eggs in oil, bacon grease and butter are also viable options. But between the two, which is better at cooking eggs?
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Is The Pricey Clase Azul Tequila Really Just A Scam In A Fancy Bottle?
Clase Azul is riding the wave of luxury spirits that's gained traction in recent years, but is the hand painted bottle a clever disguise for a subpar product?
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Does Defrosting Your Frozen Pizza Really Make A Difference?
Frozen pizzas almost always have you cook them directly out of the freezer, but what if you thawed the pizza out first. Would it make much of a difference?
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Whatever Happened To TGI Fridays?
Known for craft cocktails, all-American dining, and its famous flair, TGI Fridays was once a hot spot. What happened to TGI Fridays and why is it in decline?
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Soda Or Pop? Here's Why The Term Varies Across The US
When you eat out at a restaurant, do you order soda or pop? Both are perfectly respectable names for a carbonated beverage, but why are they different?
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How To Pour The Perfect Guinness
Bartenders are usually trained on how to achieve the perfect pour of Guinness by using the right glass, angle, and time taken to fill it.
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Which Grocery Stores Sell Frozen Red Lobster Cheddar Bay Biscuits?
Red Lobster's Cheddar Bay Biscuits are so popular that people want to make them at home, and these stores sell the mixes and also a frozen take-home version.
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What Does It Mean To Let Wine 'Breathe?'
The language of wine experts can be confusing for the average consumer, and some may wonder what it means to let wine breathe, and if it's necessary.
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The Ad Campaign That Changed McDonald's Fries Forever
After a life-altering experience, a businessman took out full-page ads in newspapers across the country, and it made a change to the McDonald's menu.
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Costco's New Kirkland Signature Premade Cocktail Is A Whiskey Classic
Costco has announced the debut of a new Kirkland Signature premade cocktail which uses whiskey for a base, trying to cash in on the genre's surging popularity.
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