What $2 Could Buy You At McDonald's In The 1950s
In stark contrast to the much larger McDonald's menu of today, there were only nine items back then — no combo meals or anything, just à la carte options.
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This Classic Cocktail Is The Perfect Match For Plymouth Gin
Plymouth gin is a versatile bottle that is a great addition to any bar cart, but it's particularly delicious in this classic, chic cocktail.
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One Fishy Ingredient Changes Garlic Bread Forever (Hear Us Out)
Garlic bread is a delicious and straightforward dish to make, but if you want a more complex flavor, try adding a little fish.
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The Worst Store-Bought New England Clam Chowder Comes From A Popular Brand
We had high hopes when testing nine store-bought New England clam chowders. Unfortunately, there was one soup that failed to impress on all fronts.
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Cracker Barrel Has A Strict Dining Rule For Its Employees
Cracker Barrel had to clarify a cost-saving policy change targeting traveling employees, who might get burned out on cornbread and biscuits while on the road.
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This Italian Restaurant Offers Scrumptious Food Amid The Mountains Of Alabama
You wouldn't guess that Appalachia would be home to one of the best Italian joints in the region, but this restaurant would prove you wrong.
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The Iconic Potato Company Supplying Fries To McDonald's, Burger King, And Beyond
You can't have fast food without fries — and no matter which fast food chain is serving them up, there's a good chance they all came from the same place.
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6 Boomer Cooking Tricks That Don't Actually Work
Some kitchen habits have lingered for decades, but that doesn't mean they work. These are the timeworn boomer cooking techniques that are ready to be retired.
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Next Time You Make Prime Rib, Rub A Handful Of This All Over The Beef (It's Heavenly)
Next time you make prime rib, rub this simple ingredient all over the beef. It adds incredible flavor and creates a truly heavenly crust for your steak.
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For P.F. Chang's-Style Fried Rice, Use This Ingredient
If you want to make tastier fried rice at home, borrow this expert-approved suggestion from P.F. Chang's for a secret ingredient to include.
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The Best Days To Shop At Walmart If You Want Full Shelves And Fewer Crowds
There's nothing worse than trying to navigate a cart through packed aisles with empty shelves. Here's the best days and times to visit Walmart.
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The One Denny's Classic Slam Breakfast We Wouldn't Order Again
We sampled and ranked seven Denny's classic slams according to the assemblage of ingredients, harmony of ingredients, and the execution of the dish as a whole.
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These 7 Restaurant Chains Serve The Best Chicken Fried Steak
If you're craving for some chicken fried steak, these 7 chains are sure to fill your needs with their delicious -- and oftentimes sizable -- offerings.
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The Chain Restaurant Bakery Behind LongHorn Steakhouse's Iconic Bread
If you've ever wondered who's behind LongHorn Steakhouse's honey wheat loaf, it's not actually the chefs on site but a corporate supply company.
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Give Your Hot Toddy A Spicy Twist With This Ingredient
Whether the weather is frigid or you're feeling a little under-the-weather, a hot toddy can hit the spot. But there's one twist you can use to elevate it.
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The Boomer-Beloved Tupperware Design That Was More Genius Than It Received Credit For
While not as popular today, Tupperware saw a great boom in popularity — and for good reason. Here's why you should be on the lookout for this vintage brand.
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16 Trader Joe's Bargains Smart Shoppers Should Never Skip
Trader Joe's is known for its whimsical products, but it's also a grocery store where you can find great deals, including on these 16 top-quality items.
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The Best New England Clam Chowder In Stores Is Made By A Family-Run Business
Store bought soups aren't usually nearly as satisfying as homemade, but a family that's been in business for 140 years makes the best clam chowder you'll find.
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One Request Makes Cracker Barrel Biscuits Even More Craveable
If you want to seriously upgrade your plain Cracker Barrel biscuits, ask for a side of this next time.
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Why These Trader Joe's Gummies Are The Store's Worst Gluten-Free Dessert By Far
Trader Joe's offers lots of great sweet treats, including gluten-free takes on some of their most popular candies, but these gummies are best left on the shelf.
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The Only Way To Know If Your Thrifted Pots And Pans Contain Lead
The thrift store is a great place to find secondhand kitchen items, but there’s always a risk of lead exposure — and there’s only way to know for sure.
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16 Chicago Restaurants Beloved By Celebrity Chefs
Chicago is a city with a rich food history and scores of iconic restaurants, including these ones, which come with celebrity chef recommendations.
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Why Are Canned Biscuits Packaged In Noisy Tubes?
Have you ever wondered why biscuit dough is packed into cardboard cylinders? We look at how the packaging came to be and why it's so loud.
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Before Today's Golden Arches, Old-School McDonald's Logos Looked Very Different
Today, we only need to see those golden arches to recognize McDonald's. Take a trip down memory lane to see the brand's lesser-known logos.
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This Frozen Walmart Item Is An Affordable Copycat Of Burger King's Most Iconic Side
Fast food prices have skyrocketed in recent years. Luckily, you can make a dupe of this Burger King classic at home using a Great Value product.
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Use Silicone Baking Cups For The Easiest Poached Eggs Ever
A perfectly poached egg is a thing of immense beauty, but difficult to pull off consistently. This clever hacks makes poaching eggs simple.
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You're Not Imagining It: Appliances Used To Last Way Longer
Does your grandma have an old-school appliance that has been going for decades? We look at why newer appliances seem to need replacing more often than old ones.
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