The Fastest Way To Turn Rotisserie Chicken Into A Meal
For a quick and easy meal any day of the week, turn to rotisserie chicken for a low-prep option. The best part: you don't have to cook anything.
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How To Perfectly Ripen An Avocado
We wish all avocados were sold perfectly ripe, but until then, here are three ways to ripen your avocados as quickly as possible.
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The World's Most Expensive Caviar Can Go For More Than $20,000
Caviar and luxury go hand-in-hand. Yet, even when compared to other luxurious foods, this variety of sturgeon roe goes for an astronomical price.
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Trader Joe's Best Tinned Seafood Item Is A Smoky Delight
In an effort to get to the bottom of Trader Joe's tinned seafood items was the best, we conducted a taste test. Here's our winner.
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Homemade Classic Ice Cream Sandwich Recipe
With soft fudgy cookies and creamy, melty vanilla ice cream, our homemade classic ice cream sandwich is a fitting tribute to an enduring childhood favorite.
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The Forgotten Ice Cream Chain That Had 2 More Flavors Than Baskin-Robbins
If you mention Baskin-Robbins or even 31 flavors, everybody knows what you're talking about. Few remember the brand that had a wider ranger of ice cream options
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How To Choose Kitchen Cabinet Colors That Pair Well With Quartz Countertops
Choosing kitchen cabinet colors can be tricky, so here are the best colors to use when you need to match shiny quartz countertops in your kitchen.
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6 Yogurts To Buy At Costco And 2 To Avoid
Whether you're looking for fruity packs, plain yogurt, small packs, or larger tubs, these are yogurt options at Costco you should buy and some you should avoid.
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What Are Japan's 'Wet' Potato Chips And How Are They Different?
From crispy thin to kettle cooked, potato chips are a fan-favorite. A Japanese company that sells 'wet' potato chips differ from what we know and love.
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Betty's Salad Is The Vintage Ohio Recipe Everyone Seems To Remember
On some supermarket shelves, you can still find bottles of the iconic dressing made especially for topping Betty's Salad. You can also try making it yourself.
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The Banned-In-America Preservative Still Showing Up In European Caviar
While it's usually Europe that's more stringent than the U.S. about banning food ingredients, this one preservative gets a pass when it's used in caviar.
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Here's How To Find Sonic's Dirty Soda Menu
Dirty soda is a relatively new addition to Sonic's menu but, although it's not necessarily a secret item, you still might need some help actually locating it.
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16 Drinks You Should Never Order At A Busy Bar
Busy bar? Don’t hold up the line — be kind to staff, skip these tricky, time-consuming drinks, and keep your night running smoothly.
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Try This Alternative For Grating Nutmeg When You Don't Have A Grater
When your recipe calls for freshly ground nutmeg, and your grater is nowhere to be found, you can lean on this common kitchen gadget instead.
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The Oyster Shucking Mishap That Left Andrew Zimmern Scarred
Andrew Zimmern's love affair with oysters dates back to his childhood, but an incident with a French oyster knife left him scarred for life.
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Why Sugar Has Been Sold In Lumps And Cubes For Over A Century
Sugar cubes are a ubiquitous sweetener across the world, and the granulated squares were invented to improve upon the large sugar chunks it was sold in before.
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10 Creative Ways To Use Leftover Beef Broth
Don't toss out that leftover beef broth. Check out all the different dishes that you can use it in, adding beefy and umami flavor where it counts.
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How Subway's Meat Slicers Totally Backfired On The Brand
Subway implemented freshly sliced meat across thousands of its U.S. locations, but the machines had major drawbacks and led to no increased sandwich sales.
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The Antique Copper Molds That Could Be Worth Hundreds
That copper bakeware you found at the flea market might just earn you some money. Here's how to tell which items can make bank for you on the resale market.
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This Mochi Treat Was Invented In The United States, Not Japan
Who doesn't love mochi? While this similar snack has ties to Japan, this particular mochi treat was invented in the U.S. Here's more about the sweet dessert.
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Every Nespresso Vertuo Variety Pack, Ranked Worst To Best
Though Nespresso Vertuo variety packs are curated for different consumers, we managed to rank them based on quality and variety to find the best option.
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Why In-N-Out Serves Coke Products But Not Sprite, According To Fans
It's a refreshing mystery: Why does In-N-Out offer Coke products, but 7UP instead of Sprite? According to fans, the reason dates back to decades ago.
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How The Caffeine Content In Matcha Compares To Black Tea
If you're the kind of person that needs a dose of caffeine in the morning, you may have pondered whether matcha or tea gives the bigger kick.
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Erin Napier's Budget-Friendly DIY Trick Makes Any Kitchen Cabinets Look Like Wood
HGTV star Erin Napier has noticed the trending return of having natural wood cabinets in your kitchen. Here's how you can do the trend without replacing them.
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The Old-School Chicken Dish You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
Whether you're a quick-witted and curious Gemini or a Libra seeking balance and elegance, there is an old-school chicken dish that suits you well.
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These States Have Made It Illegal To Throw Food Away
Five pioneer states now restrict tossing food into landfills in one form or another.
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Separate Food & Drink In Your Cooler With A Genius Cutting Board Hack
This genius hack will help prevent your hot dog buns from getting squished -- plus, it gives you some extra prep surfaces to work with at your destination.
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