10 Meats Americans Used To Eat, But Are Now Illegal
Whether they're banned outright or just not legally available, here are a few types of meat that used to be on American menus before they were banned.
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How To Recreate The Viral British Cheese Sandwich At Home
After a cheese sandwich, made with chips and pickle, went viral on TikTok, we decided to see if it was worth trying. Here's our verdict on this British snack.
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Your Tomato Sandwich Deserves This Crunchy One-Ingredient Upgrade
Tomato sandwiches are a perfect lunchtime staple, but if you find them a bit blah, try punching them up with this crunchy, unexpected add-on.
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Why Costco's Kirkland Milk Takes Longer To Expire Compared To Other Brands
If you've ever purchased Kirkland Signature's milk, you may have noticed that it lasts longer than other brands. Here's how Costco makes that happen.
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11 Once-Popular Summer Dishes You Rarely See On Picnic Tables Anymore
These old-timey dishes used to be popular at picnics, but they aren't seen so often anymore, even though many people have fond memories of them.
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Stretch Ground Beef Even Further With Help From One Canned Ingredient
With continuing rises in grocery costs, stretching your dollar is important. Use this canned ingredient to help stretch your ground beef supply even further.
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The Store-Bought Chicken Pot Pie We Ranked The Best Comes From A Familiar Celebrity Chef
Who doesn't love a store-bought chicken pot pie for an easy weeknight meal? We ranked eight different brands, and one celeb's pie came out on top.
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Plant These 4 Garden Herbs To Keep Ticks At Bay This Summer
Ticks are a ubiquitous pest that can infest even the most carefully planted gardens. Fortunately, a handful of accessible plants may be able to help.
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The Organizational Tool That Transforms Deep Kitchen Drawers
Kitchen organization can be a challenge, but with one useful tool, you can make the most of your cooking space's deepest drawers. Here's how to start.
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Before Canning Water, Make Sure You Know This
It's always wise to have some canned water on hand for emergencies, but what's the best way to do it, and what are some risks to avoid? Here's what to know.
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The Most Iconic Beer Of Every US State
Every U.S. state has breweries producing excellent beer. From a Snake Handler to a Smoked Porter, get ready to salivate over some of America's iconic beers.
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Elvis' Favorite Fast Food Burger Is Still Available Today (But Only In These States)
Elvis loved unusual foods, including a unique spin on P.B. & J. But his favorite fast food burger is rather simple, and you can find it in some states today.
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It's Hard To Believe These 2 Retro Gelatin Salads Actually Existed
Food trends are shaped by the available means of the period in which they were created. But these two gelatin salads are so retro, they might be back in style.
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Once-Popular Canned Foods Most People Don't Buy Anymore
It's amazing how many foods come in a can -- even entire chickens. Here's a list of foods, from oyster stew to tortillas, that were once popular in a can.
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How Aldi's Grass-Fed Steak Prices Compare To These 5 Competitors
To some, incorporating grass-fed beef is an important part of their diet. If you're shopping at Aldi, how do its grass-fed beef prices compare to competitors?
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One Ingredient Helps Keep Ants At Bay In Your Kitchen. Here's How It Works
Ants are a common problem in kitchens, but you might not need a fancy (or professional) solution to get rid of them. One simple pantry staple might help.
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Why It May Be Time To Ditch Your Plastic Food Containers For Good
Promoting sustainability is a good reason to ditch your plastic food containers, but it's not the only motive. Here's why you should discard them for good.
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How To Stop Your Homegrown Mint Leaves From Turning Brown Once And For All
Mint is a helpful herb to have on hand, but what should you do if the leaves start turning brown? Here are some solutions for keeping your mint green.
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Which Country Produces The Most Blueberries?
Several states across the U.S. produce blueberries for our everyday enjoyment. But does it produce the most of this tiny superfood as a country?
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Bring The Heat To Your Next Batch Of Hush Puppies With This One-Ingredient Addition
Are you looking to amp up your appetizer game? Next time you make your favorite hush puppies recipe, use this ingredient to really bring the heat.
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13 Aldi Foods That Could Become Pricey Soon
There are a number of factors, including tariffs, that can make these Aldi foods go up in price. We're taking a look at several of these products.
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The Wacky Minnesota Museum Dedicated To All Things SPAM Related
There are some rather unique (and perhaps bizarre) food museums around the globe. This SPAM-related spot in Minnesota is among the most wacky we've seen.
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Selena Gomez's Go-To Childhood Casserole Calls For This Cheesy, Fan-Favorite Chip
There's nothing quite like a homemade casserole, especially when it features a tasty, cheesy snack. That's exactly what Selena Gomez's family recipe offers.
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Classic Breakfast Foods That Vanished From Tables
From milk toast to dippy eggs, there are lots of classic breakfast foods that used to be more popular. Scrambled brains and eggs, anyone?
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How To Stop Your Tomato Plants From Splitting Once And For All
Tomatoes are some of the most popular plants among gardeners, but how can you prevent unsightly skin splitting? We have the answer, and it's pretty simple.
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The 4 Must-Know Terms For Ordering A Steak In France
If you're only accustomed to ordering steak in the U.S., then French customs regarding doneness might come as a surprise. Here are the terms you should know.
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10 Foods That Should Never Go In Your Air Fryer
You might think that air fryers can cook just about anything, but there are some foods that are still best prepared in a conventional oven or on the stovetop.
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