For Ultra-Creamy Potato Salad Without Extra Mayo, Try This Japanese Technique
In Japan, cooks do this with their potatoes so the mayo holds everything together. This increases mayo coverage without making the dish too heavy.
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Why Do Wooden Cutting Boards Have A Groove?
Wooden cutting boards are a great tool on their own, but the ones with the thin grooves that run along the outline of the board are even better. Here's why.
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Decades Later, Fans Are Still Begging Planters To Bring Back This Peanut Butter Treat
Not all of our childhood favorites made it into the next century. One sadly ascended to the junk food banquet in the sky, yet retains a cult following.
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17 Allergy-Friendly Back-To-School Snacks Your Kids Will Love
As the kids go back to school, consider packing some allergy-friendly snacks. We've rounded up some ideas that avoid the Big Nine allergens.
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The Pasta Cooking Rules Olive Garden Blatantly Ignores
Olive Garden, a chain known for its pasta, commits two major crimes when it comes to its pasta dishes.
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How Long Does Royal Icing Take To Dry?
Estimations for how long you need to let royal icing dry vary, but you should typically let it sit for at least this long.
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The Brisket 'Bend' Test To Find The Best Cut Of Meat Every Time
If you want the juiciest, most tender cuts of brisket every time, be sure to perform the bend test during the cooking process.
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Molly Baz's Ultimate Bloody Marys Are The Solution To Your Overripe Tomato Problem
There are ways to use up older tomatoes, and one creates a sweet yet tangy boozy beverage: Molly Baz's frozen bloody mary with a tropical twist.
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12 Discontinued Fast Food Items That Actually Made A Comeback
Have you ever fallen in love with a fast food item, only to have it discontinued? Let's look back at these fan-favorite fast foods that have made a comeback.
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Who Makes Great Value Breads?
Walmart sells Great Value white bread, whole wheat bread, and sourdough bread at an affordable price, but the manufacturer of these products might surprise you.
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The Bizarre-Sounding Mountain Dew Flavor Fans Still Miss
There are a plethora of different Mountain Dew flavors to try but fans are still clamoring to experience one bizarre-sounding seasonal treat just one more time.
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The Humble Yet Crucial Cooking Tool Revolutionary War Soldiers Relied On
During the Revolutionary War, soldiers often had to cook their own meals. That made this cooking tool essential to not only their survival but winning the war.
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What Makes Cold Brew Tea Different From Iced Tea?
You may not know by just looking at them, but cold brew tea and iced tea have some subtle taste differences -- each stemming from how they're brewed.
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These Are States Where You Can You Buy Non-Alcoholic Beer If You're Under 21
If you're under 21 and looking to try some non-alcoholic beverages, you may be in luck. Here are some states where you can legally purchase NA beer.
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This Iconic Snack Food Used To Be Eaten Like Cereal For An Old-School Breakfast
Though it's less common now, back in the day, it wasn't unusual to toss this snack in a bowl with milk and eat the entire thing as breakfast.
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Costco Shoppers In The Northwest Are Raving About These Jarred Balsamic Pearls
If you live in the northwestern United States or Alaska, you should head to your local Costco in search of these coveted jarred balsamic vinegar pearls.
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The 2 Garlic-Peeling Hacks Gordon Ramsay Uses (For Cloves And Bulbs)
Gordon Ramsay may be known for throwing fits in the kitchen, but he has some clever tricks too. You'll never peel garlic the same way again.
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The Delicious Soy Sauce Substitute You Can Make In A Pinch
Soy sauce is one of those condiments that seems to always be around until you need it. This vegan-friendly and tasty broth is a perfect substitute.
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You Should Never Eat Chia Seeds Without Soaking Them First — Here's Why
Chia seeds are an ancient superfood snack that's versatile and packed with nutrients, but improper preparation could lead to more harm than good.
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The Easiest Chocolate Banana Cake Ever: Only 2 Ingredients And No Baking Required
Need a quick dessert in under half an hour? Try this simple no-bake chocolate cake that only requires two ingredients (seriously).
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10 Reasons Why Cracker Barrel Is Failing
Cracker Barrel's logo change has made its way into headlines across the country. But trouble for the brand may have started long before that.
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Are Olive Garden-Style Breadsticks Available In Italy?
We all love the breadsticks at Olive Garden, but if you were to visit Italy, would you be able to find the same fluffy delights? Here's what you should know.
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16 Simple Tricks To Pick The Best Fresh Fruit Every Time
Grocery stores often have fantastic fruit selections, but how can you tell if various fruits are at their ripest, most ready to eat? These tips can help.
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The Name Brand That's Behind Some Great Value Cereals
Store brand items can really help you stretch your budget, but who produces them? It's all a grey area, but chances are a big brand was involved.
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Which Types Of Wine Have The Least Amount Of Sugar?
If you've ever wondered how much sugar is in wine and which types of wine will help you cut back on sugar, we have all the answers you need right here.
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Next Time You Make Meatloaf, Break Out A Bottle Of Tequila
Tequila is more than just a delicious spirit. It can also be used creatively to deepen the flavor profile of dishes like meatloaf.
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The Desert Diner You Can't Skip While Cruising Down Route 66
Route 66 spans eight states and features a plethora of classic restaurants along the way. If you're in Arizona, make sure to check out this diner along the way.
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