The US State That Loves Olive Garden More Than Any Other
According to a report released by review site Yelp, the coastal state has more passionate fans of Olive Garden than anywhere else in the nation.
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What You Need To Know Before Trying To Make Corn Nuts From Canned Corn
Corn Nuts can be a delicious snack. However, if you're planning on making them at home using canned corn, there are a few things to consider beforehand.
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What Brand Makes Aldi's Winking Owl Wines?
Aldi has its own exclusive in-house brand that is known as Winking Owl wines. The brand behind the label is E&J Gallo Winery, based out of Modesto, California.
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Costco China's Food Courts Will Delight Mushroom Lovers
While U.S. Costco menus are defined by hot dogs and slices of pepperoni pizza, China's food court treats include various mushroom-centric dishes.
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Marinate Soft Cheeses In Pickle Juice For A Fun, Tangy Kick
Soft cheeses are delicious on their own, but for a truly unique and piquant diversion, try marinating the tender dairy products in pickle juice.
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The Brand Behind Aldi's Fan-Favorite Tuscan Garden Salad Dressings
Many grocery stores use outside manufacturers for their store-brand lines. This is the company that makes Aldi's fan-favorite Tuscan Garden salad dressings.
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What Truly Sets Dutch Apple Pie And American Apple Pie Apart
What exactly are the differences between Dutch apple pie and American apple pie? Here's what to know and why it's worth appreciating the two styles.
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The Yoo-Hoo And Absinthe Cocktail Is Nostalgia In A Glass
Forget the sugar cube. If you want to pair absinthe with something that's both unusual and incredibly delicious, try Yoo-hoo. Yes, that Yoo-hoo.
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Why Does Pretzel Salt Look So Different From Other Varieties?
We're guessing you've probably never really thought about this before, but pretzel salt looks vastly different from other kinds of salt. Here's why.
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The Absolute Best Way To Reheat Calzones
A calzone is a tasty meal. However, if you're not one to finish it in one sitting, you'll need to reheat it. Luckily, there's an ideal way to reheat it.
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What Exactly Is A Poke-And-Pour Cake?
Baking cakes can become mundane, with layer after layer of sponge giving rise to nothing new. But, the poke-and-pour technique will reinvigorate your cake game.
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Five Guys' Method For Perfectly Juicy Burgers Is Just 3 Steps
Burgers at Five Guys are consistently tender and moist on the outside and well-done yet juicy on the inside. Here's the three-step process Five Guys uses.
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The Sour Ingredient You Need To Tone Down Overly-Sweet Caramel
When you've got a batch of caramel that's a bit too saccharine, there's one sour ingredient in particular that you should use to help balance things out.
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Why Are McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Always Square?
Unlike most of the other McDonald's sandwiches, the Filet-O-Fish is distinctly square in shape. Mcdonald's has finally set all the rumors to rest.
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The Chicken Farm Scandal That Pushed Costco To Improve Its Egg Standards
Nearly all the eggs sold at Costco are of the cage-free variety, but that wasn't always the case. A chicken farm scandal played a key role in that happening.
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A Beginner's Guide To Stout
Enjoyable as it is, Guinness does not define stout, much as Budweiser does not define lager, or Woodford Reserve bourbon. There's more to know about stout.
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Does Olive Garden Make Their Alfredo Sauce To Order?
You may be wondering whether the Italian-American chain restaurant cooks this creamy sauce, which is a menu mainstay, to order. Here's what to know.
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Aldi's Toasted Coconut Cold Brew Concentrate Might Rival Trader Joe's
Sip on this. The toasted coconut cold brew concentrate at Trader Joe's is pretty good, but the Aldi version appears to be just as tasty and costs less.
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Here's How Many 3-Star Michelin Restaurants There Are Worldwide
Earning three Michelin stars is no easy feat. Since the guide is updated every year, a restaurant can lose a star just as quickly as it gains one.
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All You Need Is A Dishwasher Pod To Effortlessly Clean Your Oven
Cleaning your oven is a daunting task, but it has to be done. Instead of using harsh sprays with chemicals, all you need is a dishwasher pod.
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The 15 Most Realistic Cakes On Is It Cake?
"Is It Cake?" is a show where professional bakers must make illusion cakes that fool the judges. We rounded up the most convincing cakes from the show so far.
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What Is The Best Use For Canned Butter?
Canned butter isn't the most common form of the dairy item, but it's a great way to preserve it. Read more about this butter form and what are the best uses.
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The Best Type Of Chocolate For Dipping Strawberries
Summer offers ripe, red, and juicy strawberries, so it's the perfect season for dipping them. Here's the best type of chocolate to use for coating fruits.
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21 Street Foods You Must Try When Visiting Japan
The food carts in Japan are filled with unique and tasty treats that are a feast for the senses. When visiting, be sure to try out these 21 street foods.
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The Reason Homemade Canned Nuts Aren't The Best Idea
Canning at home is all the rage these days, but here's why you should never try to make homemade canned nuts.
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Easily Clean Your Oven Racks With The Dish Detergent You Already Have
Cleaning an oven is the least liked household chore. Using toxic chemicals may not be your top choice. Learn how to use dish detergent to clean your oven racks.
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The Science Behind How Food Is Canned Before It Reaches Stores
If you've ever wondered about the process behind canned foods, this is for you. Here's the science behind how items are canned before they reach stores.
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