Don't Dump That Canned Beet Juice Down The Drain – Save It For Your Salads Instead
Bored of basic salads? A splash of sweet and briny beet juice can turn things around in a flash when worked into a dressing.
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10 Creative Pumpkin Pie Toppings That Aren't Whipped Cream
Pumpkin pie with whipped cream can become a bit repetitive if you have it every fall. Try some of these ingredients to make pumpkin pie a bit more festive.
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What Exactly Is The Difference Between Plumcots, Pluots, And Apriums?
Plumcots, pluots, and apriums all have similar flavor profiles, and it's for good reason. Here is how you can tell the difference between them.
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The 11 Most Heart-Healthy Breakfasts Besides Oatmeal
Oatmeal is a nutritious heart-healthy way to start the day, but these 11 alternatives will provide good nutrition and give a welcome switch-up to morning meals.
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The Absolute Best Cannoli In Italy Is Found In This Old-School Convent
Calling all cannoli lovers! If you want to try the best rendition of this creamy-meets-crunchy pastry, head to this convent in Palermo.
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The Creamy Comfort Food That Would Benefit From A Scoop Of Cottage Cheese
If you're looking to up your protein intake, start mixing this ultra creamy and oh-so tangy dairy product into your next batch of mashed potatoes.
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This Vintage Refrigerator 'Still Runs Like New' After Almost 80 Years, According To A Redditor
Not every vintage refrigerator can boast that it still runs after several decades, but, per one Redditor, one model still runs like it did back in the day.
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It's Hard To Believe This Everyday Food Was Still A Novelty In The 1970s
While many foods have come and gone since the 1970s, this everyday item -- which was still a novelty -- has remained a popular favorite among Americans.
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You Can Still Dine At A Restaurant After It Files For This Type Of Bankruptcy
Even if your favorite restaurant has filed for bankruptcy, it might not all be bad news. Here's why you will still be able to dine there afterward.
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Rick Steves' 13 Smartest Budget Food Tips For Hungry Travelers
European travel expert Rick Steves knows all about how to save money while you're balling on a budget during your domestic or international vacation.
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Here's How Much Your Old School Lunch Box Could Be Worth
Sometimes a good clear out is helpful, but if you find a retro lunch box in your house, you'd be better off putting it on eBay, as it would be worth a lot.
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Give Lasagna A Flavorful Twist With One Umami Addition
Miso paste isn't often found in Italian dishes like lasagna, but adding a bit to your cheese mixture can result in a delicious depth of flavor.
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10 American Dishes That Make No Sense To The Rest Of The World
Americans' palates are pretty diverse. Here are some of the uniquely American dishes that you probably won't see in other parts of the world.
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The Country That Eats The Most Potatoes Isn't The One You'd Expect
Potatoes are the versatile carb that we love, whether they're in the form of fries, mash, roasties, or crispy potato chips, and this country eats the most.
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Which Country Eats The Most Salt?
While it's true that most of us should eat less sodium to be healthier, one country consumes almost three times the daily recommended amount of salt per person.
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These Vintage Milk Glass Jars Could Be Worth A Lot Of Money Today
Retro kitchen designs are quite popular, which often means scouring flea markets to find vintage items. If you find these spice jars, grab them.
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The Vintage Hot Breakfast Cereal Nobody Remembers Anymore
Food history is full of offerings that have fallen to the wayside, and that certainly extends to this long-lost hot breakfast cereal.
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The Tennessee Whiskey You Should Try, Right Behind Jack Daniel's And George Dickel
The Tennessee whiskey you should try, right behind these two prominent distilleries, is from a smaller brand, though one that is arguably just as historic.
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The Butter Storage Vessel From Grandma's Kitchen Is Making A Comeback (And We're Here For It)
Fan of vintage kitchen tools? This butter-related classic from your grandma's kitchen is making a comeback, and it's music to our ears.
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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 Tennessee Stack Cake A Unique Southern Classic
One of the best things about a big country is all the regional recipes that provide windows into the local culture, and Tennessee stack cake is a classic.
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This Cabinet Feature In Older California Homes Is Actually A Low-Tech Refrigerator
If you live in an older home in California, you might have this vintage-style cabinet feature that functions as a low-tech refrigerator in your kitchen.
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The Basic Meals Anthony Bourdain Believed Everyone Should Master
Anthony Bourdain was notorious for his directness and bold opinions on food, and that includes the types of food he believed all persons should master.
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10 Nostalgic Desserts Every '80s Kid Remembers
In the 1980s, a wide range of delightful desserts took the spotlight. Nostalgic '80s kids can easily make these simple sweets at home with today's ingredients.
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Why McDonald's Discontinued Its Beloved McDonaldland Cookies
Over the past few decades, we have seen many items come and go from the McDonald's menu -- including the once-beloved McDonaldland cookies. Here's why it left.
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Where The Leftover Food From MasterChef Actually Goes
So, what do the sustainability efforts look like on set for "MasterChef?" Or, more specifically, how does it reduce food waste?
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8 Old-School Appetizers People Loved To Eat In The '50s
In the 50s, dinner parties were all about style, charm, and eye-catching appetizers. It's time to explore the old-school favorites that stole the show.
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