The 14 Best Cocktails For Vodka Fans
Vodka's neutral taste is perfect for pairing flavors and crafting cocktails. Whether you prefer fruity, creamy, or dry, one of these drinks will appeal to you.
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The Iconic New York Deli Rob Reiner Loved
"When Harry Met Sally" forever enshrined a beloved New York deli with one of its most famous scenes. It was also one of director Rob Reiner's favorite noshes.
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You've Been Dicing Onions Wrong All Along (Here's A Better Way)
This may come as a shock, but all those onions you've cut in the part? You did it the wrong way. Thankfully, our expert has a fix for your onion faux pas.
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What Exactly Is A Supper Club?
Undoubtedly, you've heard of a supper club, and perhaps you wondered what one exactly is. Hint: It's very retro and a uniquely Midwestern dining experience.
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Fight The Urge To Commit This Common Ground Beef Browning Blunder
Browning beef adds depth of flavor to almost any recipe, but this relatively simple process can easily go awry. Learn how to avoid the biggest browning mistake.
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No Onions, No Garlic, No Problem: This Ancient Spice Provides A Punch Of Allium Flavor
If you've experienced running out of garlic or onions at home in the midst of whipping up a hearty meal, you need to stock up on this ancient spice.
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The Best Way To Slice Bread Without Crushing It
Slicing a loaf of bread without pulverizing it would be the best thing since, well, sliced bread. Our expert has some thoughts on how to accomplish that goal.
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12 Things People Hate About Shopping At Aldi
Aldi is becoming one of America's favorite stores, but not everyone loves this budget grocer. Here's 12 things people can't stand about the Aldi experience.
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The Types Of Food Dick Van Dyke Avoids Eating
Hollywood legend Dick Van Dyke reached his 100th birthday thanks to a positive attitude and clean living. His choice of daily food might have also helped.
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The One Italian Dish You Should Never Pass Up If You See It On The Menu
Italian restaurants don't make it easy, do they? The best locations offer so many tempting dishes — but there's one that you should order any time you see it.
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The One-Of-A-Kind Place Where Cracker Barrel Stores All Of Its Antique Decor
Cracker Barrel is known for its old country store feel thanks to all of the antique decor on its walls. This is where all that antique treasure is stored.
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Give Homemade Pickles A Hint Of Sweetness With This Ancient Ingredient
The art of pickling goes back millennia, and one long-used ingredient is still the secret to creating a sweeter, more flavorful jar at home today.
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The Reason Nespresso Pods Are Made Of Aluminum
Nespresso uses aluminum for its single-use pods for a particular reason. However, it's unclear if their objective is being met by the pods using it.
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What You'll Find At The World's Largest Wendy's Location
You'll never guess the location of the largest Wendy’s, a massive restaurant that showcases the brand’s signature burgers with bonus menu offerings.
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The Country That Eats The Most Butter Is Smaller Than Some US States
This small country eats a shocking amount of butter. Here's the tiny place with a population that has a huge appetite for this fatty dairy product.
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President Clinton's Favorite Sandwich Is A Sweet Childhood Classic
Presidents have been profiled based on their dietary preferences for generations. President Clinton's ideal sandwich is surprisingly child-like.
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Costco Italian Items Ranked Worst To Best, According To Customers
Costco has a selection of Italian food products, however, customer feedback shows that not all of these foods are worth tossing in your grocery cart.
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The Tart Mayo Alternative That Turns Ordinary Potato Salad Into A Gourmet Side Dish
There’s one simple swap that transforms ordinary potato salad into a rich, restaurant-level side and it’s sitting right next to the sour cream aisle.
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Why Papa Johns Has Distanced Itself From Its Controversial Founder
Papa Johns founder, John Schnatter, was the company spokesperson and CEO for years, but the chain no longer acknowledges him publicly. Here's why.
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The Popular Fibrous Fruit Giada De Laurentiis Refuses To Eat
Though Giada De Laurentiis has used some strange ingredients in her dishes, she's actually a picky eater, and you'll never find this fruit on her plate.
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Pennsylvania's Most Iconic Foods
From cheesesteaks to water ice and scrapple , Pennsylvania is full of tasty foods that define the Keystone state.
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How To Tell If That Recipe You Want To Try Was Written By AI
In today's times, the proliferation of AI-generated content only continues to speed up. If you want to avoid trying a bad AI recipe, here's what to look for.
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The One Meal Rick Steves Thinks America Does Better Than Europe
Rick Steves is the famous travel guru behind the guidebooks boasting his name. Coming from someone that's well-travelled, this is one meal America does right.
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This Is Why Some Jalapeños Are Spicier Than Others
Jalapeños can run the heat gamut anywhere from somewhat spicy to a killer kick, and there's a few reasons why their variety is unexpectedly wide.
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Tortillas Sold In California Are About To Require An Extra Ingredient — Here's Why
On the theme of new year, new changes, California will only allow tortillas with the addition of this ingredient to be sold in the state starting in 2026.
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You Can Get A 'Veggie Hot Dog' At Shake Shack (But Only If You Know The Secret Order)
Shake Shack is notably lacking when it comes to vegetarian fare, and their secret menu version of a veggie hot dog probably isn't what you think.
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The $5 Aldi Find That Makes Washing And Storing Produce A Breeze
A new Aldi product will make the annoying task of rinsing produce a little bit easier. The same tool can be used to store delicate produce in the fridge.
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