Why Did Food Network Cancel The Kitchen?
After bringing thousands of recipes to viewers, "The Kitchen" aired its final episode in December 2025. Here's why its 40-season run has come to an end.
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Stories By Holly Tishfield
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Spot This Italian Restaurant Menu Feature And You'll Know It's A Good One
Menus can say a lot about a restaurant, which is precisely why you need to look out for this feature when scanning the specials at an Italian eatery.
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The Old-School Chicken Finger Chain That Inspired Raising Cane's And Zaxby's
Before Raising Cane's, Zaxby's, or Popeyes, there was a chain that prided itself on serving on the tastiest strips of breaded and fried chicken.
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The Best Day To Shop At Aldi For Baked Goods
The temptation to buy everything while walking through the aisles at Aldi is strong, especially considering how frequently new products appear on the shelves.
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The Iconic Design From '90s Fast Food That People Want In Their Dining Rooms Now
While parachute pants and frosted tips might be better off left in the past, plenty of '90s kids will admit that it was a peak era for snacks, toys, and decor.
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The Vintage Planter You Actually Need To Skip At The Thrift Store For Safety Reasons
As striking as they may be, it's in your best interest to think twice before bringing these uniquely-shaped, vintage planters into your home.
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When To Plant Peppers For The Biggest Harvest: It Depends On Your Zip Code
Location matters when it comes to planting delicate vegetables like peppers. To avoid ruin, always make sure to pop seedlings into soil during the right time.
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Why Harris Teeter's Prime Rib Stands Out From Other Grocery Store Chains
This grocery store chain is known for low prices and high quality, but many customers also like Harris Teeter for its premium cuts of meat like prime rib.
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The Under $2 Aldi Frozen Veggie That Will Ruin Your Weeknight Dinners
A frozen vegetable under $2 sounds too good to be true — and unfortunately, this one is. Discover which Aldi frozen veggie you shouldn't add to your plate.
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If Aluminum Foil Melts In Your Oven, Here's What You Need To Do Next
Somewhere in between an inconvenience and a hazard lies aluminum foil melted in your oven. Luckily, there are a few methods to clean it well and prevent damage.
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Why Christopher's At The Wrigley Mansion Feels Like Phoenix's Most Immersive Restaurant
Some fine dining restaurants ensure that guests receive a memorable experience, and Christopher's' mission is just that, from the views to the food.
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The Presidential Cookie Bake-Off That Abruptly Ended In Controversy
Beyond campaigns and conventions, the presidential election was accompanied by a bake-off for nearly 30 years, which came to a screeching halt in 2020.
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The Gas Station Hot Dog Roller Red Flag We Just Can't Ignore
While a gas station hot dog can really hit the spot, there is one one thing you should pay attention to before buying one. This red flag can change everything.
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Jess & Jim's: The 1938 Kansas City Steakhouse Still Known For Its Gigantic Steaks
The expertly prepared steaks at this Kansas City institution require little more than salt and pepper to impress diners for nearly 90 years.
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What To Consider Before Adding A Double Oven To Your Kitchen
Having a second oven in your kitchen can be quite helpful, but it's important to weigh the reality of adding a double oven to your space.
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What To Know Before Trying Out Vintage Recipes In Your Kitchen
Giving a vintage recipe a try can be a great way to try something new, but here are some things you need to know first.
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How A Classic Pattern Can Breathe New Life Into Your Kitchen's Wood Floors
Kitchen renovations don't need to be huge endeavors or rely on the hottest trends. This nostalgic pattern adds classic charm and is easy to incorporate.
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This Is Florida's Hands Down Best Fried Chicken Sandwich
The Sunshine State knows how successful a good fried chicken sandwich can be. No restaurant does it better than this one, with reviews full of praise.
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What Actually Happens To Viruses And Bacteria When Food Is Frozen
We all know that freezing foods can make them safer to consume in the long run, but you might have always wondered why. Luckily for you, we have the answer.
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What Does Raising Cane's Do With Leftover Food?
Food waste is a growing issue, and restaurants are in a tricky spot having to balance food safety policies with unnecessary waste. Here is Raising Cane's story.
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The Mall Staple You Might Be Sleeping On For Quality Kitchenware
With the rise of online shopping, we sometimes overlook the stores that we grew up with. This one is an institution, and can compete with the best of them.
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The Seattle Restaurant Chain That Keeps Diners Flocking For All-Day Breakfast Dishes
Seattle may be the home of coffee culture, but there's one breakfast chain that continues to bring in regulars and newcomers alike.
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Why You Shouldn't Store Bananas In The Fridge (And The Best Place For Them)
While the fridge revolutionized food preservation, many fruits don't need it. Bananas fare much better and last longer in another part of the kitchen.
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This Southern State Is Home To The World's Largest Peanut Butter Factory
Peanut butter holds a lot of cultural significance in the United States. So much so that one state boasts the largest producer of the spread in the world.
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How To Choose The Best Champagne For New Year's Eve, According To A Michelin-Starred Eatery's Sommelier
Shopping for a bottle of bubbly to pop on New Year's Eve isn't the easiest. To simplify the process, we spoke to an expert for advice on what to seek out.
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The Bad Sausage That Inspired Jimmy Dean To Start His Own Brand
Inspiration can strike in the most unusual of places. For Jimmy Dean, an unpleasant experience at a local diner was all it took to prompt a new business idea.
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Visit The Basement Of This Queens Mall For Some Of The Best Dumplings In NYC
You don't always need to pay top dollar for the best food, and this humble stall shows why. These dumplings are out of this world and worth the wait.
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