The Tomato Swap That Makes BLTs Taste Like $20 Cafe Sandwiches
This ingredient can bring equally satisfying flavors to your BLT, plus additional notes of ginger or red pepper flakes.
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Michelle Welsch
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Stories By Michelle Welsch
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Ditch The Butter And Give Texas Roadhouse Rolls A Savory Twist With These Sauces
A Texas Roadhouse employee-recommended hack of pairing rolls with this sauce may forever change your dining experience.
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Only Boomers Will Remember What Grocery Stores Were Like In The '60s
Back before self checkout and produce shipped in from all over the world, the supermarket experience was quite different. Let's look back to the '60s.
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This Bakery Started In An NYC Apartment — Now Its $50 Cereal Sells Out Daily
From a tiny NYC apartment to two locations in Brooklyn Heights and West Village, this bakery became major success with one tiny, $50 menu item.
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For Chewy, Crispy Bacon That's Almost Impossible To Burn, Cook It The Irish Way
There are a couple of methods of cooking bacon the Irish way, but both involve a surprising addition that you'd think would make the meat soggy, but doesn't.
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The Upscale Chain With A French Dip Sandwich So Good It 'Haunts' David Chang
Chef David Chang has taken notice of this chain restaurant, praising it for its French dip sandwich.
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You Probably Haven't Tried This Budget Steak Cut — Here's Why José Andrés Recommends It
Rump, sirloin, and rib eye dominate the steak market, but there are some overshadowed cuts that will pleasantly surprise you. Here is José Andrés' suggestion.
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The Best Frozen Corn Dogs On The Market Come From A Popular Korean Brand
The top dog in our ranking of packages of frozen corn dogs could perhaps be a little bit controversial, that is until you try them, as they are widely popular.
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Save An Old K-Cup — Your Hummingbirds Will Thank You
A used K-cup collection can build up fast, but you don't need to toss them out. They can be put to use in this cute DIY project to attract some winged friends.
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This Coffee-Inspired Cocktail Pairs Best With McDonald's Egg McMuffins
Our writer found a creative option when looking for genius ways to pair McDonald's orders with booze.
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Use Canned Anchovies To Make This 5-Ingredient Sandwich Approved By A Michelin-Starred Chef
For an elevated sandwich, according to a Michelin-starred chef, try adding anchovies for more depth of flavor. Those who have tried it love it.
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The Affordable Ikea Solution For Cluttered Countertops That Shoppers Swear By
Sometimes keeping your kitchen work surfaces clear requires a bit of strategic thinking, and this low-cost IKEA item can make quick work of solving the problem.
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The Best Way To Serve Arepas Is Actually The Most Simple
Arepas are a crispy-tender patties made from pre-cooked corn meal, and there are nearly endless ways to serve them, but the simplest way might just be the best.
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Can You Actually Get Married Inside A Costco?
Can you really get married inside Costco? Here's how several couples have held their special day in the popular warehouse in unexpected ways.
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5 Denver Restaurants Near Coors Field Locals Love
Game days at Coors Field in Denver get even better with these five restaurant picks — from Michelin-recognized sit down restaurants to breakfast burritos to-go.
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NYC Bread Lovers Are Willingly Paying $35 For This Appetizer
New York City is full of show stopping restaurants, but this one bar is drawing in crowds based off of its bread appetizer alone — and it costs $35.
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The Best Glazed Donut From A Chain Beats A Hot Krispy Kreme
Krispy Kreme may be the most well known glazed donut brand, but in our taste test the glazed donut from this California-based brand came in first.
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The Worst Nonalcoholic Dark Beer On The Market Is A Failed Guinness Alternative
Alcohol-free beers are a steadily-growing market, but not all will be winners just because they're innovative. This one fell way below expectation.
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Martha Stewart 2-Ingredient Sorbet Spritzer Tastes Like Spring In A Cup
For a cocktail that embodies the brightness of spring, do as Martha Stewart and whip up this simple sorbet spritzer.
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The Most Delicious Frozen Fish Fillet Comes From A Fan-Favorite Chain
This is our favorite frozen fish fillet, with flaky bites, impressive richness, and a slightly sweet taste. You can use it in all kinds of recipes.
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The Los Angeles Italian Deli On Wheels That Became A Beloved Neighborhood Market
In Los Angeles there's an Italian deli and market that's been a local favorite for more than 60 years and it's still run by the same family.
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This 130-Year-Old German Bakery Is New Orleans' Go-To Source For This Po'boy Ingredient
Po'boy sandwiches are a fixture of New Orleans cuisine, but there's one ingredient that restaurants absolutely have to get right that this bakery supplies.
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Sonic's Secret-Menu Key Lime Pie Shake Gives You A Taste Of The Tropics
Sonic offers a long list of dessert-worthy milkshakes, but this hack to create an off-menu key lime pie shake is a delicious addition to the offerings.
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This Crunchy Pasta Topping Alton Brown Uses Packs More Flavor Than Breadcrumbs
Finishing a plate of pasta with a sprinkle of breadcrumbs adds texture and flavor to favorites, but Alton Brown takes this garnish a step further.
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The Sneaky Way Dining Kiosks And Service Tablets Jack Up Food Costs
Dining kiosks and service tablets might seem like they make ordering more convenient, but they're sneakingly influencing you to spend more money.
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The 2-Garlic Marinade For Michelin-Level Prime Rib At Home
While it's hard to cook like Michelin-starred chefs at home, there are tips, like this awesome Korean-style marinade, than can get you part of the way there.
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The Hands-Down Best Chain To Visit For An Everything Bagel
This particular chain came top in our round-up of places to find the best everything bagel for several reasons, including great texture and plentiful seasoning.
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