4 Proven Ways To Check If An Egg Is Bad (And 5 Myths To Ignore)
We've all heard ways to check if eggs have gone bad, but which are true and which are myths? From the sniff test to the float test, here are the ones to trust.
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12 Reasons To Think Twice Before Buying Food At The Dollar Store
The dollar store may seem like a good place to buy low-cost food, but for both quality and safety, here are a few important reasons to think twice about that.
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President Ulysses S Grant Would Never Touch Steak Cooked Like This
President Ulysses S. Grant had some unexpected food habits, like eating a vinegar-soaked cucumber for breakfast, and the same goes for his steak preference.
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The Super Popular Cereal That Actually Failed Our Taste Test
While nostalgia might sometimes tempt you to have a bowl of this sugary cereal that has divided Reddit, it landed dead last in our ranking of breakfast cereals.
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Why Reddit Users Are Suspicious Of A 60-Pound Bucket Of Honey At Costco
Costco is selling 60-pound buckets of honey, but some Redditors are questioning whether or not it's the real thing. Here's why they're suspicious.
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The Best Way To Reuse The Liquid You Drained From Canned Beans
Don't toss that bean juice! While it may not seem like it, the liquid in your canned beans makes for a great addition to some recipes. Here's how to use it.
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The Triscuit Flavor We Wanted To Love But Instead Ranked The Worst
One of Triscuit's flavor combos seems like a no-brainer that would be tough to get wrong, but it finished at the bottom of our ranking of the brand's varieties.
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Cook Zucchini To Crisp Perfection With One Simple Tip
Cooking certain foods requires specific details if you want to achieve perfection. Crisp zucchini to your liking using this one simple tip.
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The 9 Worst Restaurant Chains In 2025 (According To Customer Satisfaction)
The US has plenty of casual dining restaurant chains, but some are falling from favor. In 2025, customers have found these chains severely lacking.
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10 Dishes That Helped Make These Celebrity Chefs Famous
Some dishes have really helped certain celebrity chefs become famous. From David Chang to Giada de Laurentiis and Bobby Flay, here's a tasty lineup.
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13 Old-School Ice Cream Flavors We Wish We Could Find In Stores
Many ice creams have come and gone over the years, with surprising flavors like wine or vintage candy. Here are a few we wish we could still buy.
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Albert Einstein Invented A Kitchen Appliance. Here's Why It No Longer Exists
Albert Einstein is best known for his theory of relativity, but did you know he was also an inventor? Here's why his kitchen appliance didn't catch on.
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10 Foods You Should Think Twice About Eating On A Cruise, According To An Expert
Food safety matters on a cruise, so you should be careful about what you're eating. Here's some expert advice about how to avoid getting sick at sea.
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The Crucial Thing To Remember When Cooking With Unrinsed Canned Beans
Canned beans are a must-have pantry staple for everything from chilis to tasty dips, but not rinsing them may alter the final dish. Here's how.
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Which Country Is Responsible For Producing The Most Beef In The World?
Beef is one of the most popular meats out there, but where does it come from? Let's find out which country produces the most of this protein staple.
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Once-Beloved Restaurant Chains That Are No Longer America's Favorite
In a changing world, not all of America's restaurant chains are doing so ell. From steakhouses to pizzerias, here are some which have fallen out of favor.
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The Popular Italian Cheese That's Also Packed With Protein
Cheese is a delicious and often nutritious way to jazz up many dishes. If you're looking to up your protein intake, this fragrant Italian variety is tops!
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Vintage Coke Bottles (And Cans) Worth More Money Than You Realized
Coca-Cola has been making bottles and cans for over a century. From limited-edition runs to defects, here are the rare ones that are valuable to collectors.
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The High-Quality Canned Fish You Should Always Stock Up On
Canned fish is an incredible staple to keep in your pantry. If you're looking for high-quality canned fish, you need to stock up on this brand.
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What Sets Beef Tallow Apart From Beef Fat?
Beef tallow and beef fat are similar substances and are both useful in the kitchen, but how do they differ? Let's explore these two cooking staples.
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Wait — These 8 Popular Restaurant Chains Are Actually From The Detroit Area?
From pizza to coffee, Detroit has made a big impact on American fast food. You may be surprised that these popular chains originate in Michigan's Motor City.
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What's The Best Liquid For Canning Meat?
If you're canning meat at home, you may be wondering what liquid you should use. We have a few recommendations, as well as some pitfalls to avoid.
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10 Meats Americans Used To Eat, But Are Now Illegal
Whether they're banned outright or just not legally available, here are a few types of meat that used to be on American menus before they were banned.
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How To Recreate The Viral British Cheese Sandwich At Home
After a cheese sandwich, made with chips and pickle, went viral on TikTok, we decided to see if it was worth trying. Here's our verdict on this British snack.
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Why Costco's Kirkland Milk Takes Longer To Expire Compared To Other Brands
If you've ever purchased Kirkland Signature's milk, you may have noticed that it lasts longer than other brands. Here's how Costco makes that happen.
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Before Canning Water, Make Sure You Know This
It's always wise to have some canned water on hand for emergencies, but what's the best way to do it, and what are some risks to avoid? Here's what to know.
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One Ingredient Helps Keep Ants At Bay In Your Kitchen. Here's How It Works
Ants are a common problem in kitchens, but you might not need a fancy (or professional) solution to get rid of them. One simple pantry staple might help.
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