The Best Gas Station Fried Chicken In The US
You can find some pretty good food at gas stations these days. These are the best gas stations where you can find tasty fried chicken specifically.
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Chick-Fil-A's Spring Menu Is Blooming With New And Returning Items
Chick-fil-A is not disappointing its fans this year as it debuts its spring menu which will see the return of an old favorite as well as welcome in newcomers.
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How Much Money Does Costco Lose On Its Rotisserie Chickens?
Costco has maintained a flat price on its delicious rotisserie chickens for years even as inflation drives prices up. How much money is Costco losing?
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Where Elvis Dined For One Of His Favorite Fast Food Burgers
Elvis Presley was known for both his innovative music and his legendary appetites. And when he craved a burger, this Southern fast food chain was his go-to.
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The Wine List Can Tell You A Lot About The Quality Of A Steakhouse
Although the main attraction at a steakhouse is obviously the steak, you can learn a lot about an establishment with just a quick glance at the wine menu.
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12 Ingredients To Add More Flavor To Your Store-Bought Pickles
If you love to snack on pickles, you might be craving a flavor boost for your favorite brand. Take a look at ingredients to add flavor to store-bought pickles.
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Why Flattening Peanut Butter Cookies With A Fork Is A Crucial Step
You may have thought that criss-cross pattern on the tops of peanut butter cookies was just for looks, but it actually serves a very important purpose.
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Review: Burger King's New Steakhouse Bacon Whopper Is Okay, But Don't Sleep On The Premium Sides
Burger King released its new Steakhouse Bacon Whopper, which we were glad to review ... but the real news turned out to be an offer of premium sides.
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How Are Recalled Foods Discovered?
With food recalls on the rise, many of us are wondering if things are getting worse or more errors are getting caught. So, how are food recalls discovered?
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Is Water-Packed Or Oil-Packed Canned Tuna Better For Salad?
It may not seem like a big deal, but you really ought to be paying attention to how the tuna for your tuna salad is packaged. Is oil- or water-packed tuna best?
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The Reason It's Called Beef Stroganoff Goes Back To Russian Nobility
A mystery surrounds the origin of beef Stroganoff. Was it named for a wealthy Russian family? Or do others deserve credit for the popular, creamy dish?
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Does Jam Really Belong In Your Coffee?
Social media delivers a constant stream of new food hacks, and some are better than others. We asked an expert to weigh in on the jam jar coffee trend.
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Here's How To Spice Up Your Favorite Store-Bought Soups
Canned soup: hearty, dependable ... and often very bland. However, there are ways to kick up the flavor and nutrition of even the most mediocre can of soup.
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Reese's Candies That Were Sadly Discontinued
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups are truly an iconic candy but did you know of these other Reese's candies that didn't past the test of time?
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Carrots Come In A Rainbow Of Colors — So Why Is Orange The Default?
The vast majority of carrots we use are orange, but why are consumers in the habit of picking these orange carrots over the many rainbow varieties?
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Dunkin' Ham And Swiss Pretzel Sliders Review: A Knot-So-Hot Springtime Release
Dunkin' is rolling out a new slider just in time for spring 2025. But does this pretzel slider stack up or is it a dud from the get-go? Let's find out.
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What Makes Starbucks Reserve Coffee Different From The Regular Stuff?
With the upscale atmosphere at the Starbucks Reserve Roastery (and the price tag to match), you might wonder what actually separates this coffee from the rest.
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How To Make Sure Cut-Out Sugar Cookies Hold Their Shape
A perfect sugar cookie is a thing of beauty, but the cookies have a tendency to spread while cooking. There is, however, one way to prevent this from happening.
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What Does 'Sabbath Mode' Do On Your Oven Or Fridge?
You might have come across the Sabbath mode feature on your fridge or oven. If you don't know what this setting does, we have a quick rundown for you.
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Easily Pick Out A Dry Riesling At The Store With A Glance At The Label
Riesling wine can be either sweet or dry, which makes it versatile but intimidating for newcomers. Here's how you can tell if a Riesling is dry from the label.
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Review: Chipotle's New Chipotle Honey Chicken Will Sweeten Up Any Meal
Chipotle's got a new protein on offer: Chipotle Honey Chicken. We tasted it in a burrito and quesadilla to see if it's worth trying. Spoiler: We think it is.
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Can You Pasteurize Eggs At Home And Is It Even Safe?
Due to shortages, fewer pasteurized eggs are on grocery store shelves. Now, many Americans are wondering if it is possible or safe to pasteurize eggs at home.
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The Right Way To Ask A Bartender To Surprise You
Bartenders are skilled artisans, who can work with your requests and preferences to find you a sometimes newly discovered favorite.
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You Might Be Cooking With Irradiated Meat, But Don't Panic
Raw meats can be irradiated, which is a process that is used to kill pathogens, but is safe for consumption, and marked with a label.
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The One Appetizer You Should Overlook On A Restaurant Menu
Everyone deserves a nice night out at an incredible restaurant. However, even at a fancy establishment, there's some menu items that you should downright avoid.
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Mini Baked Apple Fritters Recipe
A classic American breakfast treat gets a makeover in this baked mini apple fritter recipe, which combines juicy apples in a tender pastry with a maple glaze.
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12 Common Mistakes People Make With Raw Chicken
Cooking with raw chicken isn't that scary when you know what you're doing. Avoid these mistakes and you're on your way to cooking with chicken greatness.
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