How To Find The Wishbone Inside A Turkey, And Why We Make A Wish With It
While in the United States the practice is closely associated with Thanksgiving, the tradition of making a wish with the wishbone is centuries old.
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Stories By Nathan Legare
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You've Probably Been Crimping Pie Crust Wrong, So We Had An Expert Chime In
Crimping the crust of pies is about more than just creating a pretty pattern along the golden edge — and there's a better way to do it.
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President Obama Preferred This Store-Bought Ingredient Over Homemade While Living In The White House
President Obama was the resident foodie in the White House, and had esteemed chefs cooking for him. Still, there was one food that he didn't need from scratch.
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One Extra Step Is So Worth It For Luxurious, Fruity Pancakes
If you have ever wanted your homemade pancakes to taste like they came from a cozy, corner-side café, there is one small step that makes a massive difference.
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America's Number-One Pizza Chain In Terms Of Sales May Not Be The One You'd Guess
These days, fast food pizza chains dot practically every corner in the U.S., but when it comes to which restaurant leads in revenue, many might be surprised.
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The Expensive Baking Tool You Can Buy Secondhand
Baking tools can add up quickly, and not all are as frequently used as the next. For this niche item, buy secondhand and take your baked goods to a new level.
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Use This Cheap Dollar Tree Hack For Easy Kitchen Utensil Storage
Kitchen utensils are staples for home chefs, but storing them can get messy. Your easy solution lies in this affordable hack straight from the dollar store.
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The Only Use For Extra-Virgin Olive Oil In A Pasta Dish Doesn't Involve Any Cooking
When cooking pasta in your kitchen, extra-virgin olive oil is a hallmark of great homemade dishes. But, according to one expert, the best use is not in the pan.
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How The Classic Sugar Daddy Candy Got Its Name
Few candies carry a name as memorable (or as eyebrow raising) as the Sugar Daddy. The retro penny candy was first crafted in 1925 by a Massachusetts company.
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What Makes Mall Of America's Food Court The Most Unique In The Country
The Minnesota-based shopping mecca-slash-foodie hotspot takes standard American mall format and turns the dial up to 11 in practically every way.
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The Popular Seafood Chain Everyone Thinks Tom Hanks Owns
Celebrity-owned and backed restaurants are more common than ever -- but, despite what many people might think, this seafood chain is not owned by Tom Hanks.
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What Exactly Is The 12:12:12 Declutter Method And Will It Really Work For Kitchen Organization?
Sometimes, the thought of organizing your kitchen is too much to bare and it can be difficult to know where to begin -- but the 12:12:12 method makes it easy.
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Before It Was A Frozen Food Giant, Stouffer's Was A Restaurant Empire
Beloved frozen food brand, Stouffer's, actually got their start in the '20s in the restaurant industry, and at one point operated over 65 restaurants.
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14 Must-Try Items For Aldi's German Week
Aldi's German Week is returning this fall, and there are tons of products to choose from. These are the first items you should add to your cart.
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The Mall-Based Restaurant Chain Whose Logo Went From Decorative To Dull
Cracker Barrel recently made headlines for a disastrous logo change -- but as it turns out, CB wasn't the only restaurant to fall victim to such a shift.
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The Spice Swap That Takes Your Pumpkin Treats From Good To Great
Pumpkin spice is everywhere this time of year. While making all-things pumpkin at home is an autumnal tradition, it can sometimes feel a bit monotonous.
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The Secret To Getting Caramel To Actually Stick To Apples
While caramel apples might look perfect at your local country store, making them at home can prove difficult, with the caramel topping sliding right off.
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This Kitchen Staple Adds Crunch To Your Roasted Broccoli Without Affecting The Taste
Over the years, broccoli has garnered a rather unfair reputation of being boring or gross, but adding this pantry staple to the mix changes everything.
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Fridge Organization Has Never Been Easier, Thanks To Ikea's Clever Rotating Shelf
If you find yourself searching for items in your fridge like a miner digging for precious metals, you might benefit from a lazy Susan-like shelf from Ikea.
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This Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Frappuccino Hack Is For Cookie Lovers (And It Looks Like Halloween)
As this year's Starbucks fall menu launches, try this sweet Frappuccino hack that will have you pining for Halloween months early.
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Wire Brushes Vs Pumice Stones: A BBQ Pro Offers Advice For Choosing What To Use When Cleaning The Grill
Wire brushes and pumice stones are both viable options when it comes time to clean your grill, but which should you choose? Here's what an expert says.
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The Detail You're Probably Missing On Tony's Chocolonely Chocolate Bars
There's an interesting story behind the unique pattern on Tony's Chocolonely Chocolate Bars that honors its origins and the history of the cocoa industry.
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Why Europeans Hold Forks Differently Than Americans
While using a fork and knife during a meal is standard these days, it wasn't always that way. Here's a look at a custom that separates Europeans and Americans.
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Here's Why Your Homemade Milkshake Has A Gritty Texture (And How To Avoid It)
While making them is as easy as scooping, blending, and pouring, the wrong choice of ice cream can lead to an unpleasant, gritty milkshake.
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Are Your Spices Going Stale Too Soon? Your Seasoning Technique Might Be To Blame
If your spices aren't staying fresh, there may be a simple explanation, according to an expert. Find out how to use and store spices for flavorful results.
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The Telltale Sign That Your Oven Has A Gas Leak
If you're at all worried that your oven may have a gas leak of some kind, here is one sign that you won't be able to miss.
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Julia Child's Storage Solution For Dried Kitchen Goods Makes Home Cooking So Much Simpler
Julia Child’s brilliant pantry system keeps every ingredient visible and within reach, transforming chaotic cupboards into organized perfection.
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