The Teddy Graham Bag Hack For Mess-Free S'mores
Campfire s'mores are a delicious summertime dessert, but it's hard not to make a melty mess. For a tidier treat, try this hack using Teddy Grahams.
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Celery Seeds Are The Ingredient That'll Take Your Tuna Salad Up A Notch
Looking to capture the peppery essence of celery in your upcoming tuna salad, minus the extra crunch? These seeds could offer the ideal solution for your needs.
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The Best Way To Reheat A Costco Chicken Bake
Knowing the best way to reheat your Costco chicken bake is crucial to replicating the just-baked flavors and textures.
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If You Don't Own An Apple Corer, Look To Your Wine Bar For Help
Looking to use sliced or hollow apples but aren't sure how to get rid of that pesky core? If you don't own an apple corer, look to your wine bar for help.
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Aldi Shoppers Have Mixed Feelings Over Its Diet Coke Brand Copycat
Diet Coke is one of the most popular soft drinks around. Naturally Aldi has a dupe, but shoppers have mixed feelings over its store-brand copycat
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The 15 Grocery Stores With The Best Meat Departments, Ranked
Nearly every grocery store has some type of meat department. But what makes a meat department worth returning to? Here are the ones we're most impressed with.
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Why You Really Don't Need To Worry About Poison-Laced Halloween Candy
Scary stories of tainted Halloween candy have induced panic for decades. Here's why you really don't need to worry about poison-laced Halloween candy.
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What Exactly Are Syracuse Salt Potatoes?
Mashed, baked, fried, there are a seemingly endless number of ways to cook spuds. But just what exactly are Syracuse salt potatoes? Here's what to know.
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Add Leftover Hot Chocolate To Pancake Batter Instead Of Pouring It Out
We all love tasty hot chocolate, but what do you do with those leftover packets? Try adding leftover hot chocolate to pancake batter instead of pouring it out.
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Top Your Burger With Kimchi For An Unbeatable Burst Of Tangy Flavor
Whether you prefer crispy chicken pieces, meaty beef, or beanie plant-based patties, kimchi is the surprise topping for any burger to elevate its flavor.
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Here's How To Stop A Frozen Soda Can From Exploding
Ever forget a can or two in the freezer? Frozen soda cans are no fun and defrosting them can take a while. Thankfully, there's a hack to speed up the process.
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Jimmy Buffett's Connection To Margaritaville, Explained
Every Parrothead knows how Margaritaville is inextricably linked to Jimmy Buffett. But just how connected were they?
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Does Mayo Actually Work As A Stainless Steel Cleaner?
Mayo is especially effective on stainless steel, which can be challenging to clean without leaving streaks and smudges.
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What Exactly Is Holland Cream And How Do You Use It?
Holland cream is a fluffy, white cream is made from shortening, sugar (both white and powdered), water, and a little bit of vanilla extract for some flavoring.
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For Perfect Chicken, The Temperature Of Dark Vs. White Meat Matters
White meat and dark meat need to be cooked to a minimum temperature for safety, but dark meat can actually be cooked past this point, thanks to its fat content.
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11 Trader Joe's Wines, Ranked
Not only does Trader Joe's have a variety of wines to suit all palates, but they are also affordable, with many coming in under $10. Here's some of the best.
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How To Choose The Best Fresh Fish For Ceviche
When it comes to making ceviche, there seems to be a recipe for nearly every fish imaginable. The key to choosing the best, then, is to make sure it's fresh.
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Why You Should Always Give Your Frozen Blueberries A Rinse Before Baking
If you want blueberries in your baking but they're out of season, use frozen. Read why you should always give your frozen blueberries a rinse before baking.
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What Exactly Are Murasaki Sweet Potatoes And How Do They Taste?
Usually smaller than other sweet potato varieties, Murasaki has purple, slightly reddish skin with white and ivory tissue beneath along with a distinct taste.
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Brown Your Cream Like Butter For A Massive Flavor Boost
Browning butter add a whole level of flavors to any dish. Did you know that you can brown your cream like butter for a massive flavor boost as well? See how.
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The Makeshift Cooking Twine Hack Perfect For Meat Lovers
Twine can be useful for keeping meat together while cooking, but it can get fussy, too. Bacon can provide the same help while lending extra flavor.
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Give Your Stove A Rest And Make Creamed Corn In A Slow Cooker
Imagine making the best creamed corn you've ever enjoyed without using your stovetop. You can achieve a fantastic flavor using your slow cooker for this dish.
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The McDonald's Menu Hack For A Budget-Friendly Chicken Salad
If you miss the McDonald’s salads discontinued during the pandemic, a simple hack may get you back to when you could order a chicken salad from the chain.
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Fried Potatoes Are The Special Ingredient Your Grilled Cheese Is Missing
Nothing is as classic as a grilled cheese, but sometimes it could use an enhancement. Fried potatoes could be what's missing from your gooey grilled sandwich.
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The Reason Pasta Lovers Should Be Stocking Up On Their Supply At Aldi
Bronze cut pasta is both prized by cooks and expensive. But if you see this pasta at Aldi, you could be in for a tasty deal that’s sure to please pasta lovers.
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Grill Your Deviled Eggs For An Elevated, Smoky Burst Of Flavor
Deviled eggs are a quintessential potluck dish. They're delicious and classic. For an elevated taste and smoky burst of flavor, try grilling your deviled eggs.
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How To Save A Milkshake For Later Without Ruining It
Milkshakes can be hard to save for later without ruining their taste and texture. Try these fridge and freezer tips to shake up your preservation game.
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