Anthony Bourdain Swore This Old-School Kitchen Tool Is Essential
Anthony Bourdain wasn't shy about sharing his opinions on many things, including simple kitchen tools. There's one in particular he felt was essential.
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10 Lesser-Known Cuts Of Steak That Won't Break The Bank
Prime cuts of steak have always been a premium product, but these inexpensive and lesser-known options provide prudent pricing and high potential
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The Once-Popular Mexican Chain Saved From Bankruptcy By A Restaurant Group
Standing out in the crowded restaurant field can be difficult. This well-known Mexican chain is looking to regain its former glory under new ownership.
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Jacques Pépin Roasted Julia Child For This Chicken Washing Technique
Julia Child advocated washing raw chicken before cooking it. On an episode of the show she co-hosted with Jacques Pépin, he questioned her for doing so.
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The Affordable Way To Remove (Most) Scratches From Glass Cooktops
Glass cooktops on stoves are convenient because they are much easier to clean, but they can get scratched. There is a low-cost way to take out scratches.
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Find The Best Pumpkin At The Patch With This Knock Test
Stepping onto a pumpkin patch can evoke warm and cozy feelings; it can also overwhelm you. Don't fret! Just use the age-old knock test to find the best pumpkin.
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Costco's New Food Court Dessert Is Super Decadent And Less Than $3
Costco fans love to see a new food court dessert coming, especially one that's super affordable. Check out the chain's sweet, chocolate-y menu addition.
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How Daylight Saving May Impact Coffee Shops
Daylight Saving Time affects more than you might realize, including coffee shops. Here's everything you need to know about how coffee shops are impacted.
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Costco Food Court Rules Every Shopper Should Know
If you want your experience at the Costco food court to go as smoothly as possible, it's best to know a couple of these tricks and unspoken rules.
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The Cut Of Beef Texas Roadhouse Uses For Country Fried Steak Explains Why It's So Delicious
Texas Roadhouse makes a popular country fried steak. In addition to its cooking methods, the cut of beef it uses for the dish is a big reason it's so good.
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People Have An Issue With Starbucks' New Protein Lattes & We Can See Why
Starbucks is now selling protein-infused lattes, and while people generally like these drinks over ice, they take issue with the hot preparation.
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Aeropress Vs French Press: The Major Difference, Explained
Two of the more popular ways of making coffee are the AeroPress and the French press. While they may seem similar, they function differently.
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October 2025 Aldi Finds Everyone Will Be Talking About
Ready for the spookiest season of the year? (Of course you are.) Complete your fall collection with these October Aldi Finds and get the "neighboohood" talking.
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Old-School Ice Cream Truck Treats We Totally Forgot About
When you hear the jingle of an ice cream truck, you know exactly what it is. Here's some old-school ice cream truck treats you might have forgotten about.
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The Popular '90s Collectibles That Were Once Part Of McDonald's Happy Meal
This iconic '90s collectible once left fans swarming McDonald's to get their hands on a Happy Meal, and it remains a coveted item to this day.
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The Must-Know Tip For Apple Picking At An Orchard
The arrival of fall heralds fun autumnal activities like apple-picking. Before your next trip to the orchard, check out this tip for perfect picking technique.
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What You Don't See On Camera During Hot Ones
If you're curious about what the behind-the-scenes looks like on the show "Hot Ones," read on for more about what the host and guests are up to off camera.
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TikTok's Dirty Matcha Latte Puts A Spin On A Classic Drink
Matcha lattes have become a go-to drink for many people. A new dirty version of the beverage has emerged and is appearing in TikTok videos.
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Ina Garten Says This Timeless Kitchen Color 'Goes With Anything'
Just as your food shouldn't be off-putting to look at, your kitchen shouldn't have clashing colors. Fortunately, you can take inspiration from Ina Garten.
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The Popular 1970s Deli Meat That Is A Challenge To Find In Stores Today
While there have been grocery store delis in America since the 1800s, the supermarket deli section as we know it was born in the '60s and '70s.
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Sardines Vs Tuna: What Are The Differences?
Sardines and tuna are available at grocery stores and are common ingredients in many pantries. Although they are both fish, they are quite different.
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The Cheap Aldi Cast Iron French Oven You'll Swear Is From Le Creuset
While you may know Aldi for its cheap food prices, you may not realize the chain also offers a cookware brand that many customers rate highly.
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We Ranked This Store-Bought Ice Cream Sandwich Best Without Contest
We previously ranked 13 store-bought ice cream sandwiches from the worst to the best. One brand stood out among all the others and claimed the top spot.
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The 2000s Frozen Breakfast Pastry We Wish Would Make A Comeback
Despite the fact that it hasn’t been on grocery store shelves in decades, this frozen breakfast pastry still has fans feeling nostalgic for the early 2000s.
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10 Unique Types Of Pears And How To Use Them
Each variety of pear has its own unique flavor profile and texture, meaning that some are better eaten fresh with cheese, while others are better for baking.
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Costco's 6-Pound Peanut Butter Cake Crushes Every Sweet Tooth Craving
This massive cake at Costco is a dream come true for those who love the combination of peanut butter and chocolate. It might be your new go-to party dessert.
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Princess Diana Was A Fan Of This Vintage Egg Dish
People are fascinated with what The Royals like to eat. Princess Diana's one-time personal chef says she was a fan of this vintage egg dish.
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