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A Nostalgic Summer Watermelon Drink With An Adult Twist — Just Add Vodka
It's time to graduate from alcohol-spiked fruit and boozy jello shots to a grown-up summer slushie made from frozen watermelon and vodka.
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No More Food Court: A Midwest Costco's Switch To A Business Center Is Causing Controversy
In Kansas City, Missouri, residents are upset about the impending conversion of their Midtown warehouse from a regular Costco to a Costco Business Center.
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10 Costco International Groceries That Deserve A Spot In Your Cart
Costco is well-known for stocking a large selection of high-quality goods imported from all over the world, particularly in the grocery department.
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Consumer Reports' Best Cooler Pick Keeps Food Cold For Up To 5 Days (But It Isn't For Everyone)
Consumer Reports says this cooler keeps items colder for longer, though it may not be suited to anyone and everyone's needs.
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15 Indigenous Foods That Shaped The American West
Before cowboys and outlaws shaped the American West, the land was home to various Native American tribes. Here are some of the foods they ate.
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Why The US Beef Industry Once Sued Oprah Winfrey For Over $10 Million In Damages
Back in the late 1990s, Oprah Winfrey was sued by the Texas cattle industry in a landmark case. Here's what happened in the case that took the media by storm.
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What Makes Italian Tomatoes Taste So Much Better
Tomatoes are an omnipresent ingredient in Italian cooking, where they're considered to grow the best in the world — but what makes Italian tomatoes so good?
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How Long Does Alcohol Stay In Your Body, According To Science?
You might wake up feeling great after a night out, but alcohol may still be lingering in your system. As for how long, that depends.
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Change Up Your Usual Scrambled Eggs With This Oil Swap For 10X The Flavor
Butter is the go-to fat when making scrambled eggs, but swapping it out with a more flavorful option will make your breakfast exciting again.
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One Of Trader Joe's Best Hidden Gems Of 2026 So Far Is Perfect For Ice Cream Sandwiches
Great on its own, this Trader Joe's gem tastes even better when used as the base for a totally nostalgic ice cream sandwich.
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Don't Microwave Bread Without This One Extra Item
Forget everything you know about warming bread in the microwave. If you add this one extra item, the appliance can work wonders to refresh loaves.
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How Costco Shoppers Are Saving Big On Steaks By Becoming Their Own Butcher
Costco steak is already an incredible deal that's very popular, but this new viral hack is saving shoppers across the country even more money.
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The Biggest Timing Difference Between American And European Restaurants Has Nothing To Do With The Kitchen
It may not take longer to get your food in Europe than in America, but there is one aspect of international dining that takes more time overseas.
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The Delicious Trader Joe's Spread That's 'A Great Addition To Anything'
This Trader Joe's find is so good it can enhance just about anything. Discover which limited-time spread you'll want to grab before it's gone.
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Forget Basil And Cilantro: Grow This Summer-Blooming Herb Pollinators Enjoy
Enjoy your garden even more this summer with a hearty herb that pollinators love because it blooms into beautiful purple flowers every summer.
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Porcelain-Coated Grill Grates Are Almost Never Worth It — Here's Why
Porcelain-coated grill grates probably sound like high-end, quality items you only need to buy once a decade, but that is not the case. Buyer beware.
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5 Panda Express Menu Items That Are Healthier Than You Might Expect
Panda Express isn't the healthiest fast food around, but there's no reason you can't eat a little healthier while dining out. Here are some options to consider.
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Deep Freezer Vs Fridge Freezer: Is There Really A Difference?
Deep freezers and fridge freezers both keep food frozen, but key differences can affect storage space, efficiency, and how you use them in the long-term.
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Carbon Steel Vs Stainless Steel: Which Pan Is Best For What You're Cooking?
With so many pans to choose from, it can be hard to find the best ones for your kitchen. Find out whether carbon steel or stainless steel is better for cooking.
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The Best Ice Cream Sundae In Kentucky Is An Ode To Bourbon
When you think of Kentucky, you might think of bourbon; it's no different when you add ice cream. The best sundae in the Bluegrass State is an ode to bourbon.
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New Jersey's Best-Reviewed Spot For An Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Sundae
Nothing scratches the sweet-treat itch quite like an epic ice cream sundae, and this famed New Jersey spot offers a whole lot more than just dessert.
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Next Time You Make Fried Chicken, Add This Japanese Seasoning For Next-Level Flavor
This seasoning will give your fried chicken a salty, nutty, umami, and even slightly sweet boost. Plus, it adds even more pops of crunch to the chicken.
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The French Dish Stanley Tucci And Meryl Streep Once Made Together In Her Apartment
Stanley Tucci and Meryl Streep got into character by making two quintessentially classic French dishes in her apartment once. Find out what they made.
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Not Randy's, Not The Donut Man: This 44-Year-Old Donut Shop Reigns Supreme In California
Among the many other iconic California foods is donuts, and while there is virtually a bakery on every corner of LA, this one is the very best.
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Hummingbird Vs Lumberjack Cake: What's The Difference?
In the world of spiced cakes, you're likely familiar with hummingbird cake. But what about lumberjack cake? Find out what makes them different.
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Why Butter Belongs At The End Of Cooking Steak — Not The Beginning
A steak dinner is a treat yourself meal — one that benefits from a bit of additional fat like butter at then end of cooking, not at the beginning.
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