The Nostalgic TV Dinners Only Gen X Kids Will Remember
Craving a tasty trip down memory lane? These classic TV dinners will have every Gen X kid reminiscing about microwave trays and simpler times.
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Festive Flavors From Starbucks' 2025 Holiday Menu. One You Have To Try (And One You Don't)
Starbucks is offering some surprisingly bold new creations this holiday season, but do they bring festive cheer? We tried them to find out.
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The Classic Italian Restaurant Frank Sinatra Always Dined At In His Hometown
Before Frank Sinatra moved west for his career, he frequented a classic Italian restaurant in his hometown. The establishment is still standing today.
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The Craft Beer Myth You Have To Stop Believing
Craft beer has seen a steady rise in popularity over the past few years, and with it some myths. Here's how to know if you're getting the real deal.
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Why You Should Avoid Using Parchment Paper When Roasting Vegetables
Even if you did everything right, sometimes your roasted vegetables come out underwhelming. The problem might be your parchment paper, according to an expert.
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Padma Lakshmi Buys All Her Spices At This NYC Specialty Shop
Padma Lakshmi's go-to destination for all her spice purchases is more than just your average shop. It's a culinary emporium and a New York City institution.
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Your Frozen Fries Will Taste Super Bland Unless You Do This
Frozen french fries aren't the most inspiring dish out there, but they're even worse when they turn out bland. This is what you need to do to fix them.
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The Best Shaken Espresso Uses This Bold Sweetener
If you love a delicious shaken espresso and want to start making your own at home, there's a sweet secret coffee shops have that you'll want to know about.
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Here's Why There's Stringy White Stuff On Your Egg Yolks
If you've ever been grossed out by the stringy white stuff on your raw egg yolks, know that you have nothing to be worried about. This is what it is.
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This Chain Steakhouse Closed Over 600 Locations — Now It Wants A Second Chance
This steakhouse chain's sliding back into your DMs with "Unlimited salad bar. You up?" After closing over 600 stores, does a new look deserve a second chance?
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Yes, There's An Important Difference Between Slaw And Coleslaw
"Slaw" and "coleslaw" sometimes refer to the same food, but these words technically refer to two distinct dishes. Here's where slaw and coleslaw differ.
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How Long You Can Keep Your Dried Peppers For
Dried peppers do last quite a while, but they can still get ruined if you don't store them correctly. Here's how long they'll stay fresh when properly stored.
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Here's What You'll Get If You Order A Lemonade In The UK (It's Not What You'd Expect)
If you hear the word lemonade and imagine a sickly sweet, flat, yellow concoction, you'll be in for a rude awakening when ordering one in the United Kingdom.
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The Huge Number Of Americans That Eat Turkey For Thanksgiving
Turkey and Thanksgiving are nearly synonymous in the United States, and the majority of citizens include some kind of gobbler for the holiday.
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The Ohio Grocery Store That Quickly Spread Across America
This grocery store chain is the oldest in America, beginning in Ohio in the late 1800s. Find out how it expanded so quickly and still remains popular today.
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The Hearty Dish Keith Richards Eats Before Every Rolling Stones Gig
Legendary Rolling Stones' guitarist Keith Richards has a pre-gig dining requirement involving a classic British dish, and he has to be the first to dig in.
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11 Best Restaurant Chain Fried Fish Dishes
For those times when you have a hankering for a delicious meal of fried fish, we sought out some of the best chain restaurants to satisfy those cravings.
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The Kind Of Chicken That Results In A Slow Cooker Screwup
We love a slow cooker chicken recipe, but don't love rubbery chicken skin. Slow-cook the right kind of chicken, so the skin won't ruin the moist, tender meat.
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How Chess Pie Got Its Strange Name
With a name like chess pie, one would think it got its name from some connection to the game, but the origins of this dessert might be more far reaching.
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The Bold Seasoning That Transforms Bland Scrambled Eggs, According To Reddit
Reddit users swear by this bold seasoning for scrambled eggs, elevating them beyond ordinary salt and pepper into something flavorful for breakfast.
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The Subtle Difference Between Malts And Milkshakes
Malts and milkshakes are both frozen beverages with milk bases, but one key ingredient differentiates them and adds a nutty, caramel-like flavor.
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The Biggest Canned Tomato Mistakes You're Probably Making
Canned tomatoes are incredibly versatile in the kitchen, but if you're having lackluster results, you might be making one of these common mistakes.
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Tony Danza's Favorite Sandwich Is A No-Frills Italian Classic
Tony Danza, well-loved TV actor and singer, counts a simple but delicious sandwich as one of his favorites. It's also easy to make, with just a few ingredients.
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The One Spirit Martha Stewart Steers Clear Of
Martha Stewart is known to enjoy a cocktail or two, and she likes a variety of spirits. However, there's one that she just can't stand to drink.
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We Asked Whole Foods The Best Way To Store Bananas
Bananas are a staple in most homes, but letting them sit for too long can end with wasted food. Here's how to slow down ripening with proper storage.
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The Southern Staple Ingredient You Should Be Storing In The Freezer, But Aren't
You're probably used to just tossing certain ingredients into your pantry, but this staple would benefit not just from the fridge but the freezer.
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14 Chef-Approved Tips From Reddit That Might Change How You Cook
If you're the type to end every search result with the word "Reddit," this list is for you. Chefs and culinary experts share easy advice to boost your cooking.
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