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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3-Ingredient Potato Salad Recipe
Potato salad can take on many shapes and forms, but this recipe keeps things nice and simple by making the most of three staple ingredients.
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The Easy, Vegan Pumpkin Bars You Can Serve At Any Fall Party
If you're tired of pumpkin pie or just want to switch things up, while keeping them vegan, these delicious pumpkin bars will hit the spot at any fall gathering.
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The 'Cool' Accessory Nespresso Fans Love (And They Got It For Free)
Nespresso fans know that the brand sometimes sends out coffee-compatible accessories if you buy enough pods, and there was one that customers really loved.
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15 Microwave Tricks You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
The humble microwave is the oft-maligned workhorse of the kitchen, but you may be surprised at how many ways it can be used to speedily cook delicious meals.
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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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How To Store Parsnips So They Stay Fresh For A Whole Lot Longer
Like many root vegetables, parsnips tend to last for a while before they go bad. However, that does not mean that they are completely indestructible.
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The Absolute Best Entenmann's Snack Cakes Hit All The Right Notes
We sampled and ranked Entenmann's snack cakes based on criteria like flavor, presentation, and texture. One dessert stood out among the rest.
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The Only Use For Extra-Virgin Olive Oil In A Pasta Dish Doesn't Involve Any Cooking
When cooking pasta in your kitchen, extra-virgin olive oil is a hallmark of great homemade dishes. But, according to one expert, the best use is not in the pan.
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10 Pumpkin Spice Latte Variations To Order This Fall
These pumpkin-spiced variations are ideal for true PSL fans who are ready to switch things up to create new drinks with the same pumpkin spice charm.
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How To Transform Costco Pumpkin Pie Into The Ultimate Party Dessert
Slicing pie is so last season. Instead, aesthetically cut into baked goods like Costco's pumpkin pie with a functional baking tool.
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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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Sticky Toffee Pudding Loaf Cake Recipe
Transform all the goodness of classic British sticky toffee pudding into a rich, warm loaf cake (topped with sticky toffee buttercream!) with this recipe.
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This Beloved Coffee Shop Chain Once Appeared On Undercover Boss
Of the many companies featured on Undercover Boss, an episode spotlighting this "brotherly" coffee chain hit an emotional chord with many.
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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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Brussels Sprouts At Costco Aren't Worth Buying, According To Reddit
When it comes to buying the freshest and most pristine Brussels sprouts, you might want to reconsider shopping for them at Costco.
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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 Mall Of America's Food Court The Most Unique In The Country
The Minnesota-based shopping mecca-slash-foodie hotspot takes standard American mall format and turns the dial up to 11 in practically every way.
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The Crucial Mistake You Could Be Making When Using Santoku Knives
Santoku knives are great for various uses, but according to one knife expert, there is one element first-timers may overlook.
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The Trendy Beverage Options Cracker Barrel Tried Adding To Attract Young Diners
Cracker Barrel's logo saga may seem like its first attempt to rally the youngins into its rustic doors, but the chain once introduced a beverage to do the same.
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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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21 Easy Recipes That Use Canned Tomatoes
Canned tomatoes are a pantry staple that can be used across a variety of cuisines. Here are 21 easy recipes that prove their incredible versatility.
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Why Recipe Blogs Always Seem To Lie About Times
Ever try a recipe you found online, only to discover it took way longer to make than the blogger promised? It can sometimes feel like recipe blogs are lying.
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The Struggling Restaurant Chain That Still Stays Afloat Despite 3 Bankruptcy Filings
These days, restaurants declaring bankruptcy is hardly news. There is one struggling restaurant chain that has filed for it three times and is still afloat.
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The Kirkland Brand Frozen Seafood You Must Buy On Your First Trip To Costco
If you have never been to Costco, then your first trip to the warehouse superstore can be overwhelming. There is one Kirkland brand frozen seafood you must buy.
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The Classic Comfort Food You Should Always Pass On At Outback Steakhouse
While ranking popular menu items found at the restaurant, this is the Outback dish that toppled towards the bottom of our list.
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