This Is What Makes Spanish Potato Chips So Rich In Flavor
Spanish potato chips have a good reputation and often a higher price tag to match, and that magic flavor comes down to one simple ingredient.
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Costco's Frozen Version Of A Food Court Fave Belongs In The Air Fryer
Costco's food court has some winners, some of which are also in the warehouse. This dish is much-loved fresh and can be recreated from frozen in the air fryer.
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10 Pizza Chains Every Kid Ate At In The 1990s
If you grew up during the 1990s, you likely remember taking numerous trips to various pizza spots throughout your childhood, including these chains.
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Make Butter Chicken Dairy-Free With This Simply Delicious Swap
Butter chicken is a luscious and creamy dish that traditionally lends on cream for its body -- but there's a simple and delicious dairy-free swap.
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How To Remix Loaded Fries Into The Ultimate Dessert Dish
You don't have to choose savory toppings for your loaded fries. If a dessert-inspired take sounds tasty, consider using these sweet ingredients.
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The Best Old-Fashioned Eggnog Pie Recipe
This old-fashioned eggnog pie features a buttery homemade crust filled with rich custard spiked with rum and bourbon and topped with billowy whipped cream.
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The Old-Fashioned Candy That Might Remind You Of Boston Baked Beans
Many popular candies are new takes on historical treats, as is the case with Boston Baked Beans. This is the classic Italian candy that inspired them.
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8 Cracker Barrel Hacks To Know Before Your Next Visit
Whether you're settling in for a comforting meal or just need to fuel up on the road, these hacks are worth knowing before your next trip to Cracker Barrel.
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Why You Should Avoid Grocery Store Bakery Frozen Items At All Costs
While picking up a frozen dessert from the grocery store's bakery might seem like a time-saving choice, it's a corner not worth cutting.
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The Type Of Bagged Spinach You Really Don't Need To Wash
To get a clear-cut perspective on which bagged lettuces are actually ready for consumption, we asked an expert in the industry.
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Slip Extra Protein Into Your Coffee By Using This Type Of Milk
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, so it pays to get as much nutrition as you can. A simple switch can ensure you get all your protein.
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The Wood Tone Trend That Makes Kitchens Feel Timeless Instead Of Dated
Kitchen design trends come and go and being behind can feel dated. There is a current trend toward a retro look that can make your kitchen timeless.
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The Seattle Restaurant Chain That Keeps Diners Flocking For All-Day Breakfast Dishes
Seattle may be the home of coffee culture, but there's one breakfast chain that continues to bring in regulars and newcomers alike.
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12 Myths About Gluten-Free Food You Can Stop Believing
There is a lot of misinformation out there about gluten-free diets. A chef and recipe designer dispelled some of the most common myths for us.
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This One Baking Method Will Solve The Domed Cake Problem
There is nothing more deflating than pulling a cake out and finding a domed top. We spoke with an expert about how one change can solve this problem.
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The Discontinued Costco Bakery Item We Want Back On Our Dinner Table
Costco's bakery section is known for discontinuing fan-favorite items, and this dinnertime staple is one of the foods that shoppers miss the most.
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The Store-Bought Packet That's An Easy Shortcut To Making Old-School Meatballs
Store-bought gravy packets tend to be frowned upon compared to making gravy from scratch, but they're an easy shortcut if you're making old-school meatballs.
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The Pros And Cons Of 10 Coffee-Brewing Methods, According To A Barista
There are so many ways to make a perfect cup of coffee at home. Take a look at the pros and cons of each coffee-brewing method for the best morning routine.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Buying Out-Of-Season Asparagus
Most people in the U.S. have developed a habit of just grabbing whatever they are in the mood for that week, but for many vegetables, that is less than ideal.
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Rest Your Chicago-Style Pizza After Baking And You'll Have Deep Regret
If you let your homemade deep-dish rest too long after baking, you'll end up with some serious regret -- and what some baking pros might call a soggy bottom.
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Why Parchment Paper Is Your Friend When Traveling With Baked Goods
After putting lots of care and attention into homemade baked goods, it's important they arrive to your destination in one pieces. Parchment paper is the key.
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10 Foods To Eat When You Have A Cold – And 6 To Avoid
Eating may be the last thing you want to do when you have a cold, but it's important to know which foods and drinks you should consume and which ones shouldn't.
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Head To This Popular Donut Chain If You're Looking For The Best Hot Chocolate
The best hot chocolate can be found at a chain, and it's one that you might not be suspecting. This chain is actually more well-known for its fresh donuts.
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The Overlooked Place That Attracts Ants In Even The Cleanest Kitchens
If you find that ants keep showing up and don't know why, check this area. If you're not cleaning it often, it may be attracting outside guests.
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The Worst Bubbl'r Sparkling Water We Tried Had A Weird Sour Taste
If you've never tried Bubbl'r sparkling water, we advise against starting with this particular flavor. Our reviewer found its sourness off-putting.
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Where To Put An Indoor Olive Tree For The Greatest Chance At Fruiting
An olive tree will really brighten up the household while providing some delicious fruit. Here's everything you need to know to care for your tree.
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Chicken Pot Pie Can't Be Easier When You Pick Up These Canned And Frozen Store-Bought Ingredients
A homemade chicken pot pie is the perfect comfort dish, but if you want a quicker meal, then try using these store-bought ingredients instead.
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