Why Your Thanksgiving Turkey Might Break The Bank This Year
Turkey is the centerpiece of Thanksgiving celebrations across the country. And like many other items, that bird might be extra pricey this year.
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The Popular 75-Year-Old Breakfast Chain That Still Exists In 16 States
Few chains survive discrimination lawsuits and even fewer survive bankruptcy -- this popular breakfast chain did both, and it still operates in some states.
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This Iconic Big Boy Burger Chain Is Closing Its Doors In Ohio After Just A 7-Month Run
Following a contentious legal battle, this Big Boy burger chain is now shuttering six locations after seven months in the Cincinnati region.
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Kansas City Steak Soup Makes The Most Of A Cheap Cut
Cheap cuts of steak still have their use in the kitchen, especially if you have a craving for a bowl of Kansas City steak soup.
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15 Aldi Breakfast Cereals, Ranked
Aldi's in-house brand makes a lot of dupes for popular cereals, so we decided to try all of them we could get our hands on to see how they taste and compre.
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The Reason Chick-Fil-A Doesn't Have A Fish Sandwich Is Simpler Than You Might Think
Why doesn't Chick-fil-A have a fast-food fish sandwich for seafood lovers to enjoy?
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Is It Worth It To Use A Cocktail Smoker For Your Glass Of Whiskey?
Cocktail smokers can enhance the flavor of your beverage in profound ways, but are they necessary for whiskey? Here's what one expert has to say.
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9 Cozy Fall Drinks For When You're Sick Of Pumpkin Spice
While pumpkin spice has eclipsed the fall drinks menu, there are many beverages that can satisfy your cravings and blow your mind with unique flavor profiles.
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Skip This Sam's Club Store-Brand Frozen Appetizer, Or Else You'll Ruin Your Next Party
Tasting Table has put together a list of items you'll want to avoid buying at Sam's Club, one of which would surely spell an appetizer disaster.
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Updating Your Kitchen To Match The Color-Of-The-Year Isn't Worth The Money, And Here's Why
Repainting a kitchen can cost a lot of money. If you're chasing the most recent color-of-the-year just to stay trendy, here's why you might want to reconsider.
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The One Ingredient You Need For Perfect Mickey (Or Minnie) Mouse Ears On Candy Apples
There are loads of Mickey and Minnie shaped treats inside of Disney's theme parks -- but, to get those magic ears, candy apples only need one ingredient.
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This Late-'70s Pizza Chain Went Bankrupt, But Chuck E. Cheese Emerged From Its Ashes
Chuck E. Cheese will forever be known for its blend of animatronics, games, and entertainment -- a combination innovated by its predecessor.
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Why The Best (And Crispiest) Bacon Starts On A Cold Pan, According To Geoffrey Zakarian
Tasting Table spoke with Geoffrey Zakarian at the New York City Wine & Food Fest and asked for his expert advice on how to get the crispiest bacon.
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Alex Guarnaschelli's Favorite Chocolate Dessert Is Beyond Decadent
While everyone has their preferences for chocolate treats, Food Network star and Iron Chef Alex Guarnaschelli's favorite is beyond decadent.
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Costco Fans Say This Kirkland Snack Outshines The Name Brand
Kirkland is a beloved line of products sold at Costco, and there's one item that the brand offers that rivals a very similar name brand product.
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The Hearty Bread That'll Pair Perfectly With Your Go-To Comforting Dips
There are a variety of dips around, all with different flavor profiles. This hearty bread is the perfect match for almost any one of them, and is easy to bake.
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9 Vintage Cakes That Deserve A Comeback
Many of our grandmothers baked treats that somehow grew out of favor. Here are some nostalgic and classic cakes that should be rediscovered.
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How Bourbon Hype Can Lead You Astray As A Beginner
Hunting down the most exclusive bottles in the world has become a major facet of bourbon, but there's an important reason you should avoid the hype.
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This Cozy Bread Is A Perfect Match For Your Hearty, Cold-Weather Dishes
As the weather gets colder, hearty breads are necessities. This one is easy to bake and will suit any of your winter dishes, keeping everyone warm and cozy.
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These $5 Dollar Tree Tumblers Will Make You Think Twice Before Buying A Stanley
Stanley cups might be among the most popular drink tumblers, but this Dollar Tree version looks just like it and keeps drinks cold, too.
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Costco Just Dropped A First-Of-Its-Kind Bakery Treat We Can't Wait To Try
If you're looking for a new bakery treat to enjoy this holiday season, try this new-to-the-U.S. Costco offering that's slowly making waves with customers.
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6 Common Store-Bought Foods Frugal Shoppers Always Avoid
If you need to trim your spending, cutting grocery costs could be a good place to start -- plus, these six items taste better when made at home.
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Have A Cheaper Steak Dinner – No Cows Necessary
For your next steak meal, choose a cheaper option by using this piece of meat, which is succulent, simple to cook, and can pair with a variety of side dishes.
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The Legendary North Carolina BBQ Restaurant Guy Fieri Called A Favorite Is Closing After 66 Years
Guy Fieri has visited plenty of barbecue joints across the country, but one that stood out among his favorites is sadly closing its doors this November.
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10 Canned Foods That Will Upgrade Your Boring Toast Instantly
Canned foods can easily make plain toast into a delicious meal. Take a look at some of the best options to upgrade toast that you might have in your pantry.
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Coke And Soy Sauce: Why This Combo Works And What To Use It For
Sometimes two ingredients can complement each other so perfectly that nothing else needs to be added. This is the case when using Coke and soy sauce together.
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These Dollar Tree Mixing Bowls Will Make You Rethink The Value Of Metal Kitchenware
Dollar Tree has released Plastic Mixing Bowls with Handles, and their convenience might just leave you reconsidering your loyalties.
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