Mellow Out The Overpowering Taste Of Raw Onions With A Simple Trick
If you want to add some raw onions to your meal but can't deal with the overpowering taste, there's a trick to help make the ingredient more palatable.
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Walmart's Worst Great Value Coffee Pod Has A Chemical Aftertaste
Walmart's Great Value coffee pods might be great if you're on a budget, but be weary of the one flavor we ranked at the bottom. It's not a pleasant aftertaste.
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The Unusual Way George W. Bush Orders Ahead At Restaurants — Can You Do It Too?
If celebrities and policiticians are able to get special treatment based on their whims at restaurants, surely you can bend the rules, too. We look into it.
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You Might Be Refrigerating The Wrong Condiments, But We're Here To Help
If your refrigerator is a little too full, there may be some items that can live in the pantry. Here's the rundown on what needs to be stored cold.
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José Andrés Really Wants You To Visit This Barcelona Food Market
With over 200 produce stalls and some remarkable bars and restaurants, this big bustling Barcelona market is top of chef José Andrés must-visit list.
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The Unexpected Shortcut That Makes Classic Potato Salad Even More Delicious
A potato salad is usually a comforting and standard side, but you can really jazz it up and ring the changes with this modern viral shortcut that adds crunch.
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If You See These Anchor Hocking Mugs At The Thrift Store, Don't Pass Them Up
If you love thrift store shopping, you're probably always looking for some incredible finds. If you spot this Anchor Hocking mug, be sure not to pass it up.
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The Affordable Pork Cut That Is Used To Make Flavorful American Bacon
Unlike Canadian bacon, which comes from the pork loin and is usually unsmoked, American bacon comes from a much fattier part of the animal.
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The 1970s-Era Gourmet Burger Chain That Still Hangs On With 7 Remaining Locations
After over 50 years of operation, this longtime gourmet burger restaurant chain has dwindled down to only seven locations across several states.
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The Curly Garnish That Ruled The '80s (And Then Fell Out Of Popularity)
Much like fashion, culinary trends go in and out of style. What was once the most popular way to garnish a plate in the '80s hasn't been cool for a long time.
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The Only Scent Your Tuna Steak Should Give Off That Indicates Freshness
We all know what a super fresh tuna steak looks like, with a bright fresh color and meaty texture. But what should that steak smell like? We asked an expert.
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The Best Foodie Souvenirs To Bring Home From The Middle East
From award-winning wines and olive oils to versatile spreads and syrups, these are the best foodie souvenirs to bring home from the Middle East.
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One Of Trader Joe's Best Cereals Is An Organic, Grown-Up Version Of A Beloved Childhood Classic
Trader Joe's cereal range is a surprisingly eclectic mix of fun takes on old-school classics. Tasting Table found one even outdid its name-brand counterparts.
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Here's Why You Should Freeze Beef Well Before The Expiration Date
Don't fall victim to the misconception that freezing beef resets its "best-by" date. Instead, understand why freezing it ahead of time is the safest bet.
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British 'Liquor' Sauce Is The Buttery, Garlicky Topping Your Mashed Potatoes Need
Don't let the name fool you — liquor sauce has nothing to do with alcohol, and everything to do with parsley, garlic, and delicious mashed potatoes.
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The Pacific Northwest Burger Chain That Runs On Wind And Local Ingredients
If environmental sustainability is the future, then this beloved Pacific Northwest-based fast food chain is ahead of its time.
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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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