Nancy Parode
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Stories By Nancy Parode
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Does Store-Bought Fresh Pasta Contain Preservatives?
Homemade fresh pasta usually contains just flour, eggs, salt, and maybe some water or olive oil, but what other ingredients are in the store-bought versions?
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When Are Chicken Eggs Considered Kosher?
Today, commercially produced foods and beverages are certified by a kosher certification agency. But when are chicken eggs considered kosher?
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Costco's Bulk Cases Of Soda May Not Be As Good A Deal As You Think
While that 30-pack of soda may look like a deal sitting on the shelf, is it really worth it? Here's what you should know before you pick up that pack at Costco.
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The TSA Doesn't Prohibit Canned Goods, But There Is A Big Catch
Traveling is fun but it can be stressful, but one way to make it easier is to know what you can pack in your carry-on ahead of time.
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Does Texas Roadhouse Offer Military And Veteran Discounts?
From their cut to order steaks to their mouthwatering rolls, Texas Roadhouse offers a lot of value. But do they offer a military discount? It depends.
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Why Beer Steins Are So Popular As Collectors Items
Beer steins are definitely a vibe with their ornate decorations and iconic lid. But even if they are nice to look at, why do collectors love them so much?
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The Reason Italians Serve Their Pizza Unsliced
Italians are well-known for their strict adherence to culinary principles, and this certainly applies to pizzas, which are, for good reason, served intact.
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How To Pack Candy In Your Carry-On, According To TSA
If you're planning to bring candy with you on your next flight, don't worry. You can pack it in your carry-on, per TSA regulations. Here's how to do it.
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The Story Behind The Oldest Fish Market In The US
The continuously operated fish market in the United States has seen its ups and downs, but it kept on selling fresh seafood through it all.
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You Don't Need To Turn On Your Stove To Boil Milk. Use Your Microwave In A Pinch
Sometimes using the microwave makes sense, saving time, washing up, and effort. But if you're heating milk in it, there are a few tips and timings to remember.
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5 Myths To Unlearn About Costco's Kirkland Signature Groceries
A lot of mystery seems to surround Costco's Kirkland Signature grocery items. We're here to dispel some of the myths and set the record straight.
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Costco's Decadent New Bakery Item Is A Mashup Of Classic Desserts
If you love decadent desserts, you'll want to check out Costco's new bakery item, which combines two classic favorites. Here's what we know so far.
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The Chain Restaurant That Promises Not To Charge Extra For Eggs
If you've been lamenting the increasing cost of eggs at stores, on menus, and everywhere else, one popular restaurant chain has your back. Here's what to know.
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The Beer Marketing Myth You Believed About Benjamin Franklin
Sometimes history can become distorted in the retelling ... so let's have another look at the real truth around Benjamin Franklin's often-quoted love of beer.
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Does Boxed Mac And Cheese Ever Truly Go Bad?
Does the best-when-used-by date on boxed mac and cheese tell you when the product goes off? It turns out there's more to it than what's printed on the package.
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Texas Roadhouse Steak Seasoning: What Gluten-Free Diners Should Be Aware Of
Is it safe for those with gluten intolerance to eat a steak at Texas Roadhouse? It should be, but you will have to avoid the steak seasoning.
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Check Your Pantry: Quaker Recalls Popular Pancake & Waffle Mix Over Common Allergen
Here's everything you need to know about the recall including what to check for to learn if your product has been affected or not.
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The Celebrated Red Grape That Makes Sicilian Wine So Flavorful
Known for their body and intense flavor, Sicilian wines are steadily growing in popularity, and most of this success is due to one key red wine grape variety.
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Here's What You'll Find In A Typical Breakfast In Germany
Germans are known to take their breakfast quite seriously. What do they eat in the morning, and why is the meal so important in their culture?
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If You're Serving A Home Buffet, Here's How Hot The Food Should Be
Serving a meal buffet-style is often the easiest way to go, especially if you're feeding a large crowd. In these instances, food safety is paramount.
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Does Costco Actually Profit On Its Rotisserie Chicken?
Does Costco make a profit on their trademark rotisserie chickens? Well, the answer might be more obvious than you think.
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Millions Of Stanley Mugs Recalled Due To Burn Risks: Is Yours One Of Them?
The popular brand Stanley is making headlines again, this time for a burn risk recall impacting millions of its mugs. Here's how to check if yours is affected.
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Make Your Costco Hot Dog Taste Superior With This Genius Bakery Hack
The Costco hot dog combo is such a fan favorite that you really don't want to mess with perfection, but this clever upgrade intrigues us.
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The Drastic Change Costco Is Making With Its Freshly Baked Muffins
If you're a fan of Costco's freshly baked muffins, you should be aware that a few big changes to recipes, flavors, and packaging are currently rolling out.
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The Ancient Snacks Served At The Roman Colosseum
Those peanuts and hot dogs you grab from a vendor at a sporting event are part of a centuries-old snacking tradition dating back to ancient Rome.
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The Defunct Mexican Restaurant Chain Making A Comeback In 2025
It's amazing how a restaurant so ubiquitous in society can disappear seemingly overnight, only to return many years later.
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