Splurging and saving aren't two words that go together -- but, when done intentionally, chef Alex Guarnaschelli says splurging can save you money on groceries.
Read MoreIf you're looking to order several Jersey Mike's sandwiches, wait until March. Here's why that's undoubtedly the best time to enjoy this sub chain.
Read MoreBefore your next kitchen remodel, consider these 10 great design ideas, especially if you're interested in enhancing your space with the color blue.
Read MoreBacon is delicious, there's no denying that. But the grease can get everywhere. Here's a very simple way to clean it using an item in your pantry.
Read MoreA classic combo of ham, cheese, and white bread can be amazing, but the sandwich category is so vast that it would be a shame to skip any of these varieties.
Read MoreWhen we wrote about Red Lobster menu items you should think twice about, the issue with this dish was twofold: Limp breading and overcooked seafood.
Read MoreInfuse your next batch of semi-homemade cinnamon rolls by adding pumpkin spice seasoning into the mix with store-bought ingredients.
Read MoreRoasted garlic is a great addition to plenty of dishes, but it doesn't last forever. Here's what you need to know about how to properly store it after cooking.
Read MoreBubbl'r touts itself as a healthier alternative to other sparkling drinks. We tried eight of its flavors to see which one tasted the best.
Read MoreIf you're headed to Panera Bread for a quick pick-me-up, there's one sandwich you should avoid due to it's bland and disappointing flavor.
Read MoreIn line with its new CEO and ambitious goals, Starbucks continues to make big changes - this time with another round of employee layoffs and store closures.
Read MoreWhat do you do when the counter is full and you have nowhere to put the lid for your Instant Pot? There's a simple solution that's already part of the design.
Read MoreStore-bought cookie dough can be upgraded in such a way that friends and family think you spent time whipping up the treats yourself.
Read MoreOver the years, food has featured prominently in some truly iconic movie scenes, from anime to classic Hollywood films. Here are some of the most memorable.
Read MoreElectric stoves can become misleadingly hot, especially if you turn the dial all the way up right away. These are the only times you should use high heat.
Read MoreThe classic hot dog is one of the most quintessentially American foods you can buy, but be warned that a meat thermometer can ruin a good dog.
Read MoreWhile some problems with your toaster oven are minor, this is the ultimate sign that you need to replace it since it could be unsafe to use.
Read MoreLocal restaurant chains have a hard time competing with national ones, and this Oregon chain ended up selling most of its locations to Denny's as a result.
Read MoreCoffee shops are one of the most common things to find across the world, but these special and unique cafes do a great job of standing out among the crowd.
Read MoreFall is the season to go all in on the autumnal flavors -- and, if that's your goal, "The Headless Horseman" is the perfect cocktail for you.
Read MoreNo one likes a reusable water bottle that's gotten gross. This is the best way to salvage your stinky water bottle instead of throwing it away in the trash.
Read MoreWith some expert advice from 13-time World Pizza Champion Tony Gemignani, you can turn that focaccia you've got laying around into a splendid pizza night.
Read MoreThe broiler can offer you some amazing results, especially if you want to crisp or caramelize your food. According to our expert, here's the best way to use it.
Read MoreSave money and avoid unnecessary headaches with these simple expert tips to help you keep your kitchen appliances running like new for years to come.
Read MoreFrom NFL star to Food Network host and chef, Eddie Jackson has all the game day recipes you need -- and his ranch dressing gets an upgrade from one ingredient.
Read MoreCinnabon is one of the most famous names in fast-casual desserts -- one that can be spotted virtually anywhere you are in the U.S., excluding these two states.
Read MoreNormally, slices of bacon are stuck together tightly in the package, and you have to pry them apart. However, it doesn't have to be this way.
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