The Popular Coffee Maker Brand That's Often Returned At Costco
Costco sells all kinds of kitchen appliances, including coffee makers. There's one brand that's frequently returned to the store by customers.
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10 Ways To Upgrade Canned Tomato Soup
Canned tomato soup is a quick and tasty meal, but it can often taste a little flat. Here are some simple ingredients to add for an easy flavor boost.
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How To Cut Bell Peppers With Ease According To Gordon Ramsay
Cutting bell peppers can be messy with the seeds spilling all over the place. Chef Gordon Ramsay has a method that makes the task easier and neater.
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Martha Stewart's Genius Fridge Solution For Small Kitchens
Having a small kitchen can make storage and cooking very difficult. Martha Stewart has a great idea for a refrigerator that takes up less space.
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9 Bizarre Alcohol Laws Across The US
The Prohibition Era may be history, but the USA still has some strange alcohol rules in place. Here are some states with some of the weirdest.
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The Cute Retro Pie Dishes To Look Out For When Thrifting
Shopping at thrift stores is a great way to pick up cool vintage items. Old-school pie dishes are worth looking for if you're an avid baker.
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This Cheap Magnetic Find Will Declutter Your Spice Rack
Spices are essential to cooking, and there are many different kinds. Storing them can clutter up your kitchen, but this magnetic system will help keep order.
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Don't Stress: The Easiest Way To Make Fresh Pasta In A Small Kitchen
Fresh pasta is rewarding to make but takes up a lot of counter space. If your kitchen is small, there is a way to make fresh pasta more easily.
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How Many Ounces Count As Drinking One Beer?
Keeping track of how much alcohol you consume is responsible, and you may want to have just one beer. But just how many ounces are there in one beer?
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Don't Throw Out Plastic Fruit Containers, Do This Instead
Plastic fruit containers are reusable in countless ways. Instead of throwing them out, try repurposing your used plastic containers with these handy tips.
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10 Delicious Grilled Cheese Dips (That Aren't Tomato Soup)
Grilled cheese and tomato soup are a classic combo, but sometimes, it's fun to think outside the box. Try one of these other dips for your sandwich instead.
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Ree Drummond's Decor Advice For Stopping Kitchen Clutter In Its Tracks
The kitchen is perhaps the most important room in the house, and it tends to get cluttered easily. Ree Drummond uses decor in a way that minimizes clutter.
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The Cheap Yet Luxurious Spread Buddy Valastro Adds To Canned Frosting
Making frosting for a cake is time-consuming and the canned kind is faster. Buddy Valastro adds a spread that elevates the premade frosting.
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Think Twice Before Adding This Turkey Hot Dog Brand To Your Cart (We Ranked It The Worst)
When it comes to hot dogs, turkey is a healthier choice, but you still want them to taste good. There is a brand of turkey hot dog you should avoid.
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I Tried And Ranked 10 Canned Espresso Martinis
Canned cocktails are everywhere, with numerous brands to choose from. We taste tested and ranked several canned espresso martinis to bring you the very best.
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Out Of Sugar? Make Shortbread Cookies With This Sweet Alternative
Shortbread cookies are delicious and fun to make, but what if you are out of sugar? There is a sweet ingredient that makes an excellent substitute.
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10 Depression-Era Desserts That Aren't As Popular As They Used To Be
They may be old-fashioned, but these Depression-era desserts make good use of cheap pantry staples. However, they're a rare site in modern dessert spreads.
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Follow Martha Stewart's Rule For The Best Bowl Of Minestrone Soup
Minestrone is a delicious and popular soup that is fairly easy to make. Martha Stewart has a rule that, if followed, will make the best soup.
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Ree Drummond's Organization Tip Will Declutter Your Messy Pantry
A messy pantry makes it much harder to find the things you need and lengthens meal prep. Ree Drummond has a great tip to help organize your pantry.
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The Savory Upgrade That Transforms Jarred Alfredo Sauce
Fettucine Alfredo is a classic Italian dish that has been adapted by American cooks. If you use a jarred sauce, there is a way to elevate it.
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Why Anthony Bourdain Hated Brunch With A Passion
Anthony Bourdain did a lot of traveling and ate a lot of foods in his life. He loved to cook and eat all kinds of cuisine, but he absolutely hated brunch.
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21 Michaels Finds To Declutter Your Kitchen
Got a messy kitchen? If you're struggling to find counter space and running out of room in your cabinets, these Michaels finds may be just what you need.
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The 6-Recipe Rule Ina Garten Recommends To Beginner Cooks
Cooking is a fun and practical skill to have, but it can be hard starting out. That's why Ina Garten has a six-recipe rule she recommends to beginners.
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The Vintage Wall Decor You Need To Declutter Your Kitchen Countertops
It seems there is never enough counter space in a kitchen and that leads to clutter. There is one vintage item you can hang on the wall that can help.
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The Martha Stewart Tip That'll Rescue Your Stained Cutting Board
Cutting boards are among the most important kitchen tools and see plenty of use. They tend to get stained, but Martha Stewart has a tip for cleaning them.
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The Worst BBQ Sauce On Shelves Comes From A Grocery Giant
BBQ sauces can be useful when trying to enhance a dry meal, but they aren't all created equal, and once you hear about this one, you will want to avoid it.
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Yes, You're Supposed To Clean Your Dishwasher Filter — Here's How
A dishwasher can be one of the most important appliances in your kitchen, so you definitely want to keep it clean. That goes double for the filter.
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