The Baking Sheet Hack For An Easy Makeshift Pizza Stone
When trying to find the optimal way to bake your cheesy pie, leave no stone unturned. Instead turn to a baking sheet hack that mimics a pizza stone.
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What Is Southwest Butter And What Can You Do With It?
There are many types of butter out there, but Southwest butter may be the one you're least familiar with. Here's everything you need to know about using it.
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December Aldi Finds To Keep The Holidays Merry And Bright
December can bring feelings of comfort and joy, but it helps to have food and festive items to help feed that holiday spirit.
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One Customer's Hairy Attempt At Free Olive Garden Ended In Disaster
As one Olive Garden employee found, the lengths that people will allegedly go to get free food can get hairy in the most literal way.
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Upgrade Your Pecan Pie With The Warm Flavors Of Butterscotch
Adding lesser-thought ingredients to your desserts can seriously enhance them. For your next pecan pie, upgrade the flavors with warm butterscotch.
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Pears Aren't The Only Fruit You Can Poach In Wine. Try Peaches Instead
While pears are traditionally poached in wine for a luxurious flavor, they aren't the only fruit you can poach. Try poached peaches for a different taste.
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If You're Out Drinking With A Group, Get Your Guinness Order In First
There's an art to ordering drinks for you and your friends, which helps the bartender keep up. If you're out drinking with a group, order your Guinness first.
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We Tasted And Ranked Every Flavor Of My/Mochi Ice Cream
My/Mochi mixes mochi dough with ice cream to create delicious treats. We tasted all of the flavors to help you decide which ones to skip and which ones to try.
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Forget The Fryer And Break Out The Sheet Pan For Homemade Potato Chips
If you're in the mood for homemade potato chips, you don't need to bust out your deep fryer. Instead, you might consider looking to your sheet pan.
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Think Twice Before You Sear Meat With Freshly Cracked Pepper
Freshly cracked pepper may seem like a great way to sear your meat, but there are a few reasons you should consider other options before this one.
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What To Do With That Leftover Oil From Your Canned Fish
Before you discard the oil from canned tuna, anchovies, and more, try using it in these ingenious ways to make your food tastier and stretch your dollar.
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Aldi's Snack Selects Are A Cheaper Sargento Copycat
Looking for a quick, filling snack pack that packs a punch? Aldi has a cheap Sargento dupe that shoppers are raving about. Here's what they have to say.
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Double Your Stovetop Space With A Simple Baking Steel Hack
If you have ever dreamed of being able to take full advantage of your stove top, all you need is a baking sheet to make that cooking dream a reality.
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The Tips You Need To Know For Microwaving Marshmallows
The process of microwaving marshmallows can be smooth or messy. The outcome partly depends on the steps you take.
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Why Grocery Store Sushi Always Tastes A Little Different?
Picking up prepared food from the grocery store makes for an easy meal. But plenty of dishes taste different than they would at a restaurant, including sushi.
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The Old School Drink Mix That Will Upgrade Homemade Wings
Whether baking or grilling them up, homemade chicken wings are a crowd-pleaser. Take this tip and try a secret ingredient drink mix to upgrade your next batch.
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A Fan-Favorite Costco Frozen Fish Stick Just Got The Ill-Fated Asterisk
These precooked, panko-breaded frozen fish sticks are a hit with Costco shoppers, especially families, but they may be on their way out in Colorado stores.
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Upgrade Your Morning Cereal With A Splash Of Blueberry Milk
Move over oat and almond milk -- there's a new fruity spin on traditional milk that's taking over your cereal bowl. Here's everything you need to know.
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For A Less Crowded Costco Experience, Shop During A Big Game
Need to go on a big Costco run but don't have time to brave the crowds? Plan your outing accordingly and schedule your shopping during a big game.
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The Ultimate Ranking Of Apple Butter Brands, According To Amazon Reviews
Apple butter brands can be distinct. The level of sweetness, the consistency of the apple butter, and the amount of tartness are some variables at play.
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McDonald's Will Step Up Its Burger Game With Major Quality Initiatives
The modifications are pretty extensive here, but the core conceit is that McDonald's is looking to keep its burgers from tasting dry or stale.
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The Unexpected Boozy Addition You Need For Elevated French Toast
Boozy foods are nothing new, but alcohol is being added to more foods to enhance flavor. Try the unexpected boozy addition you need for elevated French toast.
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What Is Pawpaw Fruit And How Does It Taste?
It almost looks like a pear and people think it tastes like all different kinds of fruits, but just what exactly is pawpaw fruit and what does it taste like?
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Wine Is The Vibrant Ingredient That Brings More Color To Red Velvet Cake
Red velvet cake is a lush dessert with a deep chocolate flavor. Spike the flavor of your next red velvet cake with an ingredient usually served in a wine glass.
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The Symmetry Of Your Sweet Potato Can Really Make Or Break Your Dish
There are several hacks to achieving creamy, perfectly-roasted sweet potatoes, including choosing the shape and color of your vegetable wisely.
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Is Olive Garden's Raspberry Dipping Sauce Vegan Friendly?
Olive Garden has a small handful of vegan offerings on its menu, but the question is, is the chain's raspberry sauce among those items?
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11 Tips To Prevent Your House From Smelling While Cooking Fish
Sometimes things can become stinky when you're cooking fish. Follow these tips and you won't need to worry about your house smelling fishy the rest of the day.
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