In The '70s, Weber Sold Something Wildly Different Than Grills
America's top-selling grill brand ran into some financial trouble in the early '70s, and its solution was to diversify into a pretty wild mix of products.
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Keep Your Blackstone Rust-Free With A Sprinkle Of This Pantry Staple (It's That Easy)
The appearance of rust on your Blackstone can sound alarm bells. Luckily, all it takes to keep any flat-top grill looking great is one powdery pantry staple.
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The Vintage Japanese Porcelain Collectors Dream Of Finding Has A Hefty Modern Value
This Japanese porcelain can sell for tens of thousands of dollars. Learn what makes these pieces so valuable and how to spot a rare find.
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5 Cheaper Alternatives For Le Creuset's Pumpkin Dutch Oven
Getting your hands on a Pumpkin Dutch Oven will cost you an arm and a leg. You can get similar-looking, high-quality options that cost far less.
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Skip Home Depot And Lowe's: Customers Say This Is The Place To Buy Weber Grills
Weber Grills are some of the best you can find, but where you get them can make all the difference -- and customers say this one store is the place to go.
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How To Know If Your Cookware Is Really Oven-Safe
Wonder if your cookware is really oven-safe? According to one expert, here is how you can know for sure — and it's not how you might think.
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From '60s Darling To Rare Treasure: The Pink Pyrex Dish Collectors Dream Of Thrifting Themselves
For those of us that love searching for treasure in thrift stores, this one charming vintage Pyrex dish is worth seeking out, particularly in sets.
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This Type Of Grill Lets Beginners Get Smoked Meat Flavor Without A Smoker
Looking for that meaty smoked flavor but without the use of a smoker? One expert recommends this backyard staple instead.
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5 Disadvantages Of Using Cast Iron Cookware
Some folks say nothing beats a classic. In the realm of kitchen tools, cast iron cookware arguably fits that bill. However, it has notable drawbacks.
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It's Not Just About Cracks Or Exploding — Here's Why You Should Think Twice Before Thrifting Vintage Pyrex
Beyond the usual issues with vintage Pyrex, be on the lookout for this potential health concern. It's more common than you think.
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7 Aldi Le Creuset Dupes You Can Buy Right Now (And Save Big)
The iconic French cookware brand Le Creuset makes gorgeous dishes, but for a steep price. Check out these much cheaper alternatives from Aldi.
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Antique Appraiser Identifies Rare, Polka Dot Pyrex Mixing Bowls You Should Look Out For At The Thrift Store
These colorful polka dot Pyrex bowls are rare finds that can fetch hundreds of dollars. Here's what collectors should know about this rare Pyrex pattern.
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The Best-Selling '70s Cookbook Every Crock-Pot Owner Had (It Still Holds Up)
An iconic piece of American culinary history, the Crock-Pot took the US by storm, and one cookbook that supported its growing use remains popular today.
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How To Grill The Absolute Best Burgers On Your Blackstone
A Blackstone grill makes a mean burger, but only if you really know what you're doing. Here is how to get the best results, every single time.
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The Retro Dishware Your Grandma Used For Every Party Deserves A Revival Today
You may remember this retro dishware from family tables growing up, but finding one today could mean a trip to the thrift store.
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What's The Difference Between Cast Iron And Carbon Steel Skillets (And Which Is Better)?
Cast iron and carbon steel skillets have many similarities, so we reached out to expert Cast Iron Chris for his take on which one is better.
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Here's What Those Wavy Lines On Your Crock-Pot Really Mean
Crock-Pots are super handy if you've got something that you want to really pore over, but the settings can be confusing, particularly those pesky wavy lines.
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5 Things Induction Stoves Can Do That Gas Stoves Can't Compete With
Gas stoves are a traditional appliance used in countless kitchens nationwide, but here are some things that induction stoves do much better.
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How To Build A Better Crust On Cast Iron Chicken
Roasted chicken is a golden dinner dish that instantly gets the mouth watering. But how do you achieve that crispy crust? Start with a hot cast-iron pan.
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The Fan-Favorite Le Creuset Piece Recommended For New Collectors
It can be a little daunting to spend so much money getting your first Le Creuset piece, but there's one item that home cooks say is the most useful.
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The Cookware Material That Holds Heat The Longest
The secret to cookware that holds onto heat longer and stays hot after leaving the burner may come down to one key factor: what it's made of.
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Consumer Reports' Highest-Rated Nonstick Cookware Set Is Much Cheaper Than Caraway And Calphalon
Nonstick cookware can be very expensive, but the set that ranked highest in Consumer Reports' tests is much more affordable than some other well-known brands.
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I Love Lucy Popularized This Iconic '40s Dishware That's Still Collected Today
The sitcom "I Love Lucy" was a trendsetter in many ways, for both cultural changes and material items. This dishware became widely known thanks to the show.
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What You're Actually Getting With Celebrity Chef Cookware
What's the deal with celebrity chef-branded cookware? According to one expert, it may not be everything it's marketed to be.
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Concerned About Chemicals In Nonstick Pans? A Doctor Says Look For These Terms On Cookware
If you're worried about the effects of "forever chemicals" in nonstick pots and pans, follow the doctor's orders and seek out these terms listed on cookware.
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The 17 Best Toaster Ovens On A Budget, According To Reviews
With sales in full swing during the holiday season, it's hard to pass up buying new appliances. To help you out, here are the best toaster ovens under $100.
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This Rare 1960s Pyrex Pattern Went From $6.95 To $200 (It Was Only Produced For One Year)
If you're keen on rummaging in thrift stores for vintage cookware, then keep an eye out for this one Pyrex pattern, which can be worth a lot.
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