Where To Take Your Old Pots And Pans Instead Of The Trash
Whether you're upgrading your set or downsizing, you'll likely find yourself wondering what to do with old pots and pans at some point. Here are some options.
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Stories By Brandy Hadden
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This Humble Food Institution Got Many Americans Through The Great Depression
Serving up the comforting flavors of home for affordable prices, this dining institution has remained a staple of American restaurant culture to this day.
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It's True, Many British Beers Actually Rely On Fish Bladders To Get The Finished Product
Back in the day, isinglass was a common filter for beer. Today, most breweries skip it, but some cask ales and others still use the animal product.
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Why Ketchup Tastes Different When You Don't Refrigerate It
It might be okay to store ketchup on the shelf or in a cabinet, but the condiment might taste different after some time spent at room temperature. Here's why.
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The Mason Jars You Should Never, Ever Use For Canning
While home canning has become wildly popular, there are a few key things to know before you start boiling up preserves, one of which is which jars to avoid.
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The Explosive Reason You Should Never Cook Kale In The Microwave
Keeping metal out of the microwave is something that most of us learn as kids, but there are also some surprising foods like kale that shouldn't go in, either.
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Follow This Ratio For The Perfect Pickle Lemonade
Pickle lemonade is having a bit of a moment, so we decided to work out the absolute best way to make it in terms of perfect proportions and tasty ingredients.
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How World War II Helped Pizza Become A Beloved American Staple
You struggle to find an American household that doesn't eat pizza today, but it wasn't always so. The war was the catalyst that spread its U.S. popularity.
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The Groundbreaking Rise Of TV Dinners From The 1950s To Today
TV dinners have roots even before the 1950s, but a few things happened in the mid 20th century that saw the stratospheric rise and evolution of the go-to meal.
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What Does '86' Mean In A Kitchen?
Have you ever been in a restaurant and heard that something has been 86'd? It's a term that has a few slightly different meanings and a convoluted history.
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Al Dente Can Actually Be Healthier Than Overcooked Pasta. Here's Why
While pasta isn't known for being the healthiest dish out there, cooking it al dente can make it a little more nutritious. Here's how it works.
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What Makes Czech Beer So Special?
Beer is a big part of Czech culture, and their beers are exported globally. We dig deeper into why this particular golden sip is revered around the world.
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This New Jersey Restaurant Has No Prices On The Menu And Is Owned By A Rock Icon
If you ever find yourself in New Jersey, be sure to check out this unique restaurant that has no prices on its menu. Even better? It's owned by a rock star.
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There's A Reason We've All Been Pronouncing Bologna Wrong
Holding a package of the iconic meat in your hand, you've probably wondered why it's spelled "bologna" but pronounced "baloney" in America. Here's the answer.
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