22 Old School Cereals That Deserve A Revival
These discontinued cereals bring back so many nostalgic (and delicious) childhood memories. Hopefully, brands take note that we want these cereals back!
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How Long Do You Have With That Opened Pack Of Hot Dogs?
Summer grilling season is here, and hot dogs are back on the menu. But what about those leftover wieners? Here's how long your open package of franks will last.
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A Hydroponic Garden Lets You Grow Produce From Your Own Apartment
You can be a farmer right in the comfort of your living room! With hydroponics, fresh herbs and veggies are in reach year round, even in confined spaces.
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5 Classic Ice Cream Chains That Closed Down And A Few Still Hanging On
From Swensen's and Farrell’s Ice Cream Parlour, here's several old school ice cream shops that closed altogether or are still hanging on.
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Katie Couric's 5-Ingredient No-Bake Peanut Butter Balls Are The Reese's Dupe You've Been Craving
At-home snack dupes are a great way to enjoy your favorite treats using ingredients you like. Katie Couric's peanut butter balls taste just like Reese's.
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Why Restaurant Garlic Bread Always Tastes Better Than What You Make At Home
The crunchy-yet-soft garlic bread at a restaurant can't be topped. Chefs follow some essential steps that make their version better than what you make at home.
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9 Reasons Fuddruckers Is Struggling
Many people associate Fuddruckers with high-quality burgers and childhood memories. Why then has the chain seen serious declines over the past few decades?
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The Boozy Ingredient We Found Hiding In Texas Roadhouse BBQ Sauce
Texas Roadhouse is known for tasty dishes, most topped off with its signature barbecue sauce. We found this secret boozy ingredient highlighted in its flavor.
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We Found The Best And Worst Ways To Cut A Watermelon
Ah, the joys of eating watermelon on a hot summer day. There are, however, some good and not-so-good ways to cut this amazing fruit.
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The Design Trend In Brooke Shields' Kitchen We Aren't So Sure Of
Brook Shields may be an all-around icon, but something about the design trend in her kitchen has us weary. We're not so sure about this aesthetic.
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Get Extra Spice Storage With This Clever Dollar Tree Hack
An organized kitchen takes much of the drudgery out of cooking and cleanup. Get your spices in order with this clever and inexpensive Dollar Tree hack.
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19 Popular Grocery Store Brand Ice Creams, Ranked
When you don't want to leave the house, and you want to save a few bucks, grocery store brand ice cream is perfect. I tested some popular ones here.
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You Only Need 3 Ingredients For Creamy Whipped Lemonade
Lemonade is synonymous with summertime refreshment. Kick up a notch by making a creamy, whipped version that incorporates three simple ingredients.
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Costco's Unhealthiest Food Court Orders (The Hot Dog Isn't One Of Them)
Costco's food court is known for being pretty darn delicious, but it's useful to know that some of their meals aren't the most nutritious choices.
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The Clever Way To Label Your Pantry Storage For Endlessly Customizable Options
Pantry organization is a game-changer when mastered. Try this clever option for labeling your kitchen goods for endless pantry customization.
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13 Old-School Soups You'll Rarely Find At Restaurants Today
From turtle soup to pepper pot soup and hamburger soup, here's a list of old-school soups you rarely find on restaurant menus.
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You Don't Need A Mop To Achieve Squeaky-Clean Kitchen Floors
If you're looking to clean your kitchen floors but don't have a mop handy, don't worry; you don't need one to give your floors a squeaky-clean finish.
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Why Gordon Ramsay Thinks This Is A Major Restaurant Menu Red Flag
Gordon Ramsay is known for speaking his mind, so it's unsurprising that he has strong feelings about one particular element of the restaurant-going experience.
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Classic Foods That Were Made Popular During Wartime
Because wartime often leads to rations and food scarcity, dietary innovations often emerge. Some have remained popular with civilians through the decades!
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You Can Still Dine At The Iconic Mystic Pizza Restaurant In Connecticut, As Seen In The Julia Roberts Film
Fans of Julia Roberts have definitely heard of Mystic Pizza, even if only in the iconic movie. Did you know you can still go to the OG location in Connecticut?
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The Ultimate Ranking Of Dot's Homestyle Pretzels Flavors
Here's a ranking of Dot's Homestyle Pretzels flavors, from parmesan garlic to cinnamon sugar, you're in for a treat!
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4 Lesser-Known Restaurants You Didn't Realize Were Owned By A-List Celebs
It can be exciting to dine at a restaurant owned by a celebrity, especially if you get a glimpse. We found a few more options for eating and star-watching.
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This Aldi Bread May Be Healthy But It Ranked The Worst In Our Taste Test
Bread preference has a lot to do with personal tastes, but if you're looking for a healthy option at Aldi, you might want to skip the one we ranked last.
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What Was Gerald Ford's Favorite Ice Cream Flavor?
Former U.S. president Gerald Ford enjoyed simple foods like pot roast and red cabbage. But his favorite ice cream flavor might come as a surprise.
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Listen To Anthony Bourdain And Avoid Ordering These Dishes From A Restaurant
Anthony Bourdain had lots of opinions about food and restaurants. From mussels to bargain sushi and truffle oil, here's a list of foods he never ordered.
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The Cheap Canned Seafood That Works Wonders In A Stir Fry
You've tried just about everything in a stir fry ... but what about canned seafood? This unlikely ingredient tastes delicious with rice and veggies.
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Who Makes Costco's Kirkland Signature Cognac?
Costco carries two versions of its Kirkland Signature Cognac. Here's who makes the spirit, and whether it's worth buying on your next Costco shopping spree.
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