How To Make Your Own Rose Water
Rose water is an underappreciated ingredient with a wide array of potential applications in the kitchen and for skincare. Here's how to make it yourself.
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Hershey's Kisses Candy Really Lives Up To Its Name In An Interesting Way
Hershey's Kisses have been a staple of the American candy scene for over a century, but their cute and cuddly name comes from a surprising source.
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How Immigrants Blended Traditions To Make A Classic Minnesotan Dessert
Many of the most beloved dishes are born of the intersection of two or more cultures. This traditional Midwestern dessert is certainly one of them.
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How Many Cups Of Coffee Can You Get From Dunkin's Box O' Joe
If you're planning on serving a crowd of people, it makes more sense to opt for Dunkin's Box O' Joe. Here's how much coffee this big box contains.
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Should You Ever Reuse Frying Oil?
Deep-fried foods are a hearty and delicious cornerstone of the American diet. But can you really save money if you reuse deep frying oil at home?
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The Florida Chicken Restaurant Chain That Now Only Exists In Asia
One chicken restaurant which you haven't seen stateside in years, diverted the entirety of its business to Asia. Do you know when to hold and fold your chicken?
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Why Aldi Finds Always Arrive On Wednesdays
Aldi Finds are a weekly rotation of limited time products on offer. For those in the know, Wednesday is the day the new rotation arrives, here's why.
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The Fresh Addition Martha Stewart Adds To Her Tuna Salad Sandwiches
Aside from lemon juice, salt, and pepper, this Martha Stewart adds this herb to turn tuna salad into something truly special and delectable.
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The Chi-Chi's Controversy You Totally Forgot About
Chi Chi's was once a beloved Tex-Mex chain, but it went out of business in 2004, in part due to a hepatitis A outbreak that sickened over 600 people.
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Don't Throw Away Your Avocado Shells — Use Them To Serve Guacamole
Elevate your guacamole game by serving it in avocado shells - eco-friendly, waste-reducing, and a fun twist on classic presentation. Viva guac!
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Knob Creek Reserve Bourbon Spotted At Costco For A Total Bargain
Bourbon lovers with a Costco membership should be aware that some Costco locations are selling Knob Creek Reserve bourbon at a deeply discounted price.
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Costco's Holiday Cookie Tray Is Back. Here Is This Year's Assortment
Costco’s Holiday Cookie Tray is back, featuring 60 cookies in five festive flavors-perfect for effortless holiday hosting at an unbeatable price!
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McDonald's Just Teased The 2025 Return Of A Beloved Menu Item
Next year marks the return of an exciting McDonald's menu item. This one has been on our minds ever since it left and we know the fans are going to be ecstatic.
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Your Nose Is The Secret To Save You From Burning Toasted Pecans
When you've nabbed a batch of pecans for toasting, the last thing you want is for them to get ruined. Your nose is the perfect tool to keep from burning them.
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Why Are Potato Chip Bags So Shiny Inside?
Why are potato chip bags shiny inside? It’s not just for looks - this clever design keeps your snacks fresher, crunchier, and more irresistible!
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Hot Dog Recalls That Affected Millions
An American classic, hot dogs are eaten commonly in the U.S., but evidently there have been some hot dog recalls that affected millions of people.
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The History Of Raisinets Goes Back Nearly A Century
While it's tough to think of boxes of Raisinets in the hands of watchers of films as old as 'Gone With the Wind,' they almost certainly were, given its age.
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The Easiest Way To Decorate A Cake Is Hiding In The Breakfast Aisle
A proper cake is no good without decoration, but you don't always have to reach for sprinkles. This common breakfast food opens up a world of possibilities.
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Does Fish Have White And Dark Meat?
Why is the flesh of certain fish different shades? Discover how myoglobin, exercise, and diet shape the flavors and hues of your favorite seafood.
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How Chai (And The Chai Latte) Came To America
Chai lattes are a spicy, comforting blend of cozy flavors and hot milk. But where does this popular fall drink originate from and when did it reach America?
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The Simple Favor You Should Always Ask Your Fishmonger To Do
Buying seafood really isn't that difficult. But if you aren't already aware, you can ask the fishmonger for this simple favor to save you time and stress.
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The Costco Items You Should Always Be Price Checking
Price checking allows Costco customers ways to save more on purchases. Here are a few useful suggestions on prices and returns to know before you shop.
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Can You Deep-Fry Coca-Cola? Texas Figured It Out
Deep-fried Coke: Abel Gonzalez transformed soda into a Texas State Fair hit with fried batter, Coke syrup, cinnamon sugar, and whipped cream.
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Here's How Long Buffalo Trace Bourbon Is Aged
Buffalo Trace's flagship bourbon is affordable and reliable, but unlike a lot of other popular bourbons, there's no age statement. Here's how long it's aged.
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Pop-Tarts' Terrifying Edible Mascot Returns — With Backup
Pop-Tarts’ iconic mascots return for a triple showdown at the Pop-Tarts Bowl, featuring Wild Berry, Hot Fudge Sundae, and a resurrected fan-favorite flavor.
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Here's Why Lambeth-Style Cakes Are Making A Comeback
If you've been paying attention to the baking world, you've likely seen a resurgence of Lambeth-style cake decorations. Here's why they're making a comeback.
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Yes, You Actually Can Remove Freezer Burn From Ice Cream
You've resisted your ice cream craving long enough, only to discover that your ice cream tub is now suffering from freezer burn. Here's how to remove it.
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