The 14 Best Places To Get A Seattle-Style Hot Dog In The Emerald City
Seattle dogs are stuffed with cream cheese, onions, and more. Here are the best places in the Emerald City to get your hands on this regional favorite.
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Is There Even A Difference Between Mason Jars And Canning Jars?
If you've taken up canning foods recently but are still confused as to how Mason jars are different from canning jars, you've reached the right place.
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Don't Make This Mistake When Buying Granite Countertops
Granite countertops are a great addition to your kitchen, but before you schedule that installation, be sure to do this first.
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The Best Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant In Alaska Is A Mexican Eatery
In Anchorage, Alaska, you'll find a beloved family-owned restaurant that brings south-of-the-boarder fare to the most northern part of the continent.
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The Vintage Canned Pork Product That Shoppers Don't Really Buy Nowadays
Of all the different parts of a pig people enjoy consuming during a typical meal, there's one that used to be more popular than it is these days.
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Costco's New Bakery Dessert Tray Has Something For Everyone
Lined up in tidy, tempting rows, visible beneath Costco's clear packaging, are eight each of the four different types of dessert bars.
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14 Spicy Ingredients To Start Adding To Desserts
Desserts don't have to only be sickly sweet. You can add a nice spicy kick to them to balance things out. Here are some spicy ingredients to get you started.
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Is There A Well-Known Name Brand Behind Great Value Cereal?
Like most Great Value products, Walmart's store-brand cereal is made by a third-party. The question is who does make it and is it a brand you've heard of?
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Do Kids Really Eat Free At Chili's? Here's What To Know
According to Chili's, kids under 12 eat free when you buy a regular entree, but there is a catch.
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Why You May Want To Stop Using That Old Bottle Of Vanilla Extract
Vanilla extract is a kitchen staple that often sits on the shelf for quite some time before use. But is it still safe to use? Here's what you should know.
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One Of The Best Sugar-Free Store-Bought Cookies Is A Delightful Shortbread Treat
Determined to find some scrumptious, sugar-free cookie options, we ranked nine store-bought sugar-free cookies.
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Costco's Latest Recall Is So Dangerous, They Advise Not To Return The Item To The Store
Costco faces another recall that affects in 12 states, and unfortunately, this recall is more dangerous than other products recently recalled.
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How Jamie Oliver Turns Classic Chicken Noodle Soup Into A Gourmet Comfort Food
If you want to give classic chicken noodle soup an upgrade, take a page out of Jamie Oliver's book and add these simple flavor-packed ingredients to the pot.
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Review: The Popeyes X Hot Ones Menu Will Satisfy Spice Newbies And Aficionados Alike
Hot Ones and Popeyes are collaborating to bring you a taste of the show's famous sauces. We taste-tested them to find out whether they're hot, or all hype.
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Green Goddess Dressing Owes Its Name To A Hollywood Role Better Left Behind
Green Goddess is a dressing known around the world, but it originated due to a theatrical performance that's understandably been lost to time.
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Yes, You Can Replace Ikea Kitchen Cabinet Doors — Here's How
Ikea kitchen items tend to be timeless and easy to install. But if you want to switch up your kitchen aesthetic, simply swap out the Ikea cabinet doors.
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How To Score Extra Take-Home Cinnamon Butter From Texas Roadhouse
If the rolls with cinnamon butter are the main attraction at Texas Roadhouse for you, consider asking your waiter about taking some to-go with this hack.
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Next Time You Make Scrambled Eggs, Stir In One Unexpected Nutty Addition
The unexpected addition of this ingredient brings a boost of nutty flavor to an everyday dish like scrambled eggs.
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7 Old-School Kitchen Gadgets That Defined The '90s
Anyone who lived through the '90s in America will remember these iconic, old-school kitchen gadgets designed to make cooking (and life) a little easier.
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The Tasty Bourbon Swap That Gives Your Bolognese Dish Caramelized Notes
To give your Bolognese the caramelized note you've always desired, the answer may be bourbon. Here is the tasty swap you might want to make next time you cook.
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This Old-School Snack Adds Crunch And Flavor To Classic Brittle
Instead of peanuts -- or in addition to the nuts -- use this nostalgic snack to make your next batch of brittle.
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Ina Garten's Strict Rule For Sending Dinner Party Invitations
If there's one person who knows a thing or two about proper etiquette for dinner parties, it's Ina Garten. You'll want to lift this rule of thumb from her.
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This Is How Many Mimosas Can Be Made From One Bottle Of Orange Juice
Mimosas as a beloved brunch beverage full of bubbles, but how many can you make out of just one bottle of orange juice? Here is how the math breaks down.
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10 Chains With The Biggest Selection Of Sauces
Flavor is always important, but accents can make or break a meal. These chain restaurants take extra care to make sure hungry guests are lost in the sauce.
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This Is The Closest Copycat For McDonald's Sweet 'N Sour Sauce You'll Find At The Grocery Store
This grocery store staple is the near-identical grocery store copycat of McDonald's famous Sweet N' Sour sauce.
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Do You Have To Refrigerate Furikake Seasoning?
There's nothing worse than seasoning your rice with stale and odd-smelling furikake, so make sure you store the seasoning properly to maintain its quality.
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Is It Necessary To Wash Fruit With Baking Soda?
Some people have started turning to baking soda to wash their fruit and vegetables from the grocery store. That being said, does it really kill bacteria?
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