The Rick Steves-Approved Way To Spend Less On Breakfast In Europe
Traveling abroad can be pricey, but Rick Steves has a great tip for staying on budget and making sure you still get the most important meal of the day.
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The Hearty Italian Soup That Puts Chicken Noodle To Shame (& It's Not Zuppa Toscana)
Soup season is fast approaching, and if you're looking for something new this year, we've got one so delicious that you'll want to make a giant pot.
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Review: McDonald's Dill Pickle Grinch Salt McShaker Fries Are Deliciously Mouth-Puckering
McDonald's has introduced their Dill Pickle Grinch Salt McShaker Fries -- and this is how they taste. Did we say mouth-puckering?
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'Poor Man's Pizza' Was A True Struggle Meal From The '80s
If you were alive during the 1980s, you might remember "poor man's pizza," a simple, affordable, customizable meal made with just a few pantry staples.
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This Classic '80s Movie Made One Retro Candy Popular
This classic '80s movie almost featured a different candy -- a change that could have completely altered the sweet success of the one we know today.
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You're 3 Ingredients Away From Transforming Leftover Pot Roast
Pot roast is a delicious comfort food and there are usually leftovers. With just three ingredients, you can turn them into an incredible meal.
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Old-School Wedding Foods We Rarely See Anymore
Food at a wedding can sometimes be one of the best parts, but different dishes have graced these events over the centuries, and some of them will shock you.
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Old-School Struggle Meals That Need To Make A Comeback
From cinnamon sugar toast to Hoover stew, we're talking old-school struggle meals that are worth making a comeback.
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4 Ways Costco Hawaii Has The Edge Over Other Locations
There are plenty of reasons to visit Hawaii. But what if I told you that the Costcos there are so fantastic that you may never want to leave?
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10 Appalachian Foods That Everyone Should Try Once
Appalachia is home to a variety of dishes which are are delicious while being simple and frugal to prepare. Here are a handful you simply must try.
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Frank Sinatra's Favorite Salad To Order In NYC (And How To Replicate It At Home)
Everyone may not be able to sing like Frank Sinatra, but you can easily eat like him with this delicious salad that you can craft right at home.
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The Sandwich Chain That's Closing Locations In 8 US States
Sandwiches are perfect for fast food, as they can be grabbed on the go. But getting food from a certain fan-favorite chain is about to be more difficult.
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Rick Steves' Simple Tip For Tourists Dining In Europe
While planning European travel, choosing what food you will enjoy is a must. If the thought of finding restaurants overwhelms you, use Rick Steves' simple tip.
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The Top Diners In All 50 States
If you're a lover of diner food -- and who isn't? -- here's a lengthy list of the top diners in every U.S. state.
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The Biggest Bowl Of Soup Ever Made Was Over 8,000 Gallons
The Guinness World Records features some fascinating stats. Recently, it updated the winner for the largest bowl of soup, which was more than 8,000 gallons.
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The Best-Selling Whiskey Brand In America Isn't Maker's Mark
Most whiskey drinkers know what bottle they're reaching for when they head to the store. The one they choose to purchase the most may surprise you.
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1920s Food Products You Can Still Buy Today
You may not realize it, but some items on grocery store shelves have were first sold a century ago! Here are a selection of foods originally from the 1920s.
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Watch Out, Gorton's: These Frozen Fish Sticks Are The Best, According To Customers
It's helpful to have a box of fish sticks in your freezer to cook up in a pinch, but the one found in most people's freezers may come as a surprise.
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Easy 4-Ingredient Melting Potatoes Start With Butter
Melting potatoes are a tasty and easy way to cook the common vegetable. You only need four ingredients to make them delicious and butter is the key.
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The Heartbreaking Side Of Guy Fieri Fans Don't See
If you're a fan of Guy Fieri, you still might not know the heartbreaks he's had during his rise to fame. From family loss to harsh words from Anthony Bourdain.
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This Retro Snack Makes Celery The Main Character
What was once old is new again, especially when it comes to snacks. This retro snack gives celery main character energy and is all the rage again.
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Texas Roadhouse Only Serves 2 Fish Entrees: Here's What They Are
Texas Roadhouse is known far and wide for its steak, but these two seafood entrées can steal the show and may have you planning your next visit.
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Common Mistakes Customers Make At Mexican Restaurants, According To Chefs
Mexican cuisine is full of expansive variety, deep flavor, and old tradition. To make the most of your next Mexican meal, here are some things to keep in mind.
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This French Chicken Dish Makes Hard Cider The Star
French cuisine has a way of securing a place in our hearts — and our stomachs. This French chicken dish puts a spotlight on hard cider for your next meal.
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The Beatles Used To Love These 10 Restaurants And Bars
As you can imagine, The Beatles would frequent lots of bars and restaurants during their rise to fame and while famous. Here's a list of gems they loved.
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The Top Hole-In-The-Wall Breakfast Spots In All 50 States
Everyone knows the best breakfasts come from unassuming hole-in-the-wall restaurants. Here's our list of choice breakfast spots in every state in the US.
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The Reason Heinz Ketchup Bottles Have That '57' On The Label
While every bottle of Heinz ketchup has the recognizable "57" on the front, you may be surprised to know that the famous number has nothing to do with sauce.
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