An Onion Is All You Need To Tenderize Your Steak
When you want to tenderize your steak, you don't need to break out any rare or special ingredients. It turns out that an onion works perfectly.
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Reusable Tea Bags Are One Of The Best Coffee Filter Substitutes In A Pinch
Ever wake up and find yourself groggy, grumpy, and out of coffee filters? Reach for this instead to make your morning cup of joe in a pinch.
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Sorry, That Vanilla Bean-Flavored Sugar Hack Doesn't Really Work
Utilizing every part of an ingredient is thrifty and lets you think outside the box. Unfortunately, that vanilla bean-flavored sugar hack doesn't really work.
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The Reason Coffee At A Cafe Always Tastes Better Than Homemade
Enjoying your local coffee shop is a joy, but it can cost a lot if you do it regularly. What's the reason coffee at a cafe always tastes better than homemade?
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The Best Way To Store Butter Wrappers Is In The Freezer
Next time you're about to toss an empty butter wrapper, think again. These papers have many other uses in the kitchen beyond just containing butter.
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We Tasted And Ranked 11 Non-Dairy Cheeses From Worst To Best
Non-dairy cheeses can be a hit or miss. We tried 11 of them to determine those that are worth buying and the one that can just stay on the grocery store shelf.
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Aldi's Friendly Farms Yogurt Is A Total Two Good Copycat
Looking for a delicious yogurt for a cheaper price? Aldi's Friendly Farms is a copycat of beloved brand Two Good and retails for considerably less.
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Throw Deli Meat In A Slow Cooker And Seriously Upgrade Your Sandwich
There's an easy way to take your everyday sandwiches to the next level, and it involves an appliance you might already have in your kitchen.
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12 Foods And Drinks That Don't Taste As Good As They Used To
Sometimes companies change recipes for the better... but not always. From Ritz crackers to Gardetto's, these products just don't seem to be as good anymore.
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The Big Differences Between Prickly Pear And Dragon Fruit
Though dragon fruit and prickly pear may both come from cactus plants, the two fruit actually have a number of differences that set them apart.
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The Meaning Behind Eating Round Fruit On New Year's
Globally, there are many traditions when it comes to ushering in the new year. Eating round fruit on New Year's, for instance, has special meaning.
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What Actually Goes Into The Filling For Milk Pie?
Milk pie is so easy to make, requiring only a few ingredients. But does it actually contain milk? The answer is more nuanced than a simple yes or no.
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Why Dr Pepper Is A Prize Ingredient For Some Barbecue Sauces
You can do a lot more with a can of Dr Pepper than just drink it. The next time you fire up the grill, consider adding the soda to your barbecue sauce.
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Here's How Long You Should Soak Your Potatoes For French Fries
If you want to achieve the crispiest french fries ever, you're going to want to give those spuds a bath. Here's how long to soak your potatoes.
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Aldi's PurAqua Flavored Water Is A Total Sparkling Ice Copycat
Whether you're looking for your favorite flavored, sparkling water, or maybe a savory snack, chances are Aldi has a copycat version on the shelves.
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The Best Way To Reheat Olive Garden Doughnuts
If you have leftovers, or simply place an extra order to enjoy at home, there's a few easy ways to successfully reheat your doughnuts at home.
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Meal Prep Like A Pro By Freezing Your Proteins In Individual Servings
We look at how to get the most out of your day spent meal prepping. For the fastest, most convenient prepped meals, follow these tips and tricks.
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The 16 Best Burger Chains In The USA
For as easy as it is to find a burger in America, the quality is across the board. To help you choose, we've compiled some of the best burger chains in the USA.
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The Parchment Paper Tip For Super Easy Veggie Peel Clean-Up
The next time you peel vegetables, place some parchment paper underneath to make cleanup a breeze.
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The Step You Can't Skip For Unbeatable Bone Broth
When making your own bone broth at home, there's one step you can't miss if you want the most flavorful result. Here's what to do.
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Why You Really Need To Buy An Oversized Cutting Board
Oversized cutting boards are getting a lot of buzz, but are they worth the cost? Depends on how much you value extra work space and protecting your countertops.
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Where Is Honey Bunchies From Shark Tank Today?
Kendra Bennett walked away without a Shark Tank investor for Honey Bunchies. But, the company is thriving and can be found in 1,600 retailers across the U.S.
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Sirloin Steak Is A Slept-On Cut Of Meat For Smoking
When you're looking for a particularly flavorful cut of meat to smoke, you might not think of sirloin steak at first, but that would be a huge mistake.
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What Is The Safest Type Of Tuna To Eat?
If you want to avoid ingesting too much mercury, select a type of tuna fish that offers lower levels of the potentially toxic substance than others.
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The Snowy Origins Of The Classic Root Beer Float
From names to ingredients, the world around us has inspired some of our favorite classic dishes. These are the snowy origins that created the root beer float.
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Here's What Happens If You Over-Mix Pancake Batter
The perfect pancake is light, airy and fluffy. But mixing the batter until it's smooth can actually destroy those tasty traits, so leave those lumps in the mix.
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The Gradient Tip For Perfectly Cooked Salmon Every Time
Say goodbye to the days of overcooked or dry-to-the-bone salmon. This gradient tip can help you get perfectly cooked salmon every time.
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