5 Box Strawberry Cake Mixes, Ranked
We think strawberry cake mix should be just as popular as chocolate and vanilla. We tasted five boxed strawberry cake mixes see which one was best.
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Skip This One Prep Step And Your Homemade Cannoli Will Crack Apart
Emily Hunt, who worked at an Italian bakery, shared her best tips for making cannoli, including the crucial step to prevent cracked cannoli shells.
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Put Your Dutch Oven In The Dishwasher, And You Just Might Ruin It
Dutch ovens are prized cookware, and they shouldn't be treated like some everyday utensil -- which means they don't belong in your dishwasher.
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Meet Charlie's Steakhouse, The No-Menu New Orleans Icon Since 1932
Steakhouses are a quintessential part of New Orleans food scene. And no New Orleans steakhouse is as iconic as Charlie's, which doesn't even have a menu.
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8 Ways You're Killing Sourdough Starter Without Realizing It
If you're attempting to make sourdough bread at home, you may have killed your starter without realizing what happened. We have some expert insights for you.
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Why Quality Matters More When You're Making Iced Coffee With Instant Coffee
Instant coffee makes preparing iced coffee easy, eliminating almost every possible mistake you could make -- that is, aside from using a low quality brand.
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The Kirkland Freezer Find That Makes A Quick All-In-One Veggie Side Dish
Frozen vegetables are easy when you need a quick and healthy side dish that won't spoil before you can use it. Here's what to make with one Costco hidden gem.
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Make Butter Pasta Even Better With This Extra-Savory Swap
Butter pasta is perfectly delicious as it is, and a lot of its beauty comes from its simplicity -- but this umami swap makes it even better.
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The Dishwasher Setting That Can Give You Spot-Free Glassware
The dishwasher is quite a helpful appliance, but it can still leave streaks on glasses. Here's a trick to avoid spotting and one to deal with them.
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You Need To Stop Throwing Out The Green Part Of Lobsters ASAP
While most people fight over the meat in the tail and the claws, the green stuff in lobsters often ends up in the garbage. This is a rookie mistake.
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This Kitchen Floor Trend Is Being Replaced By Warmer Alternatives
Floor trends don't move very fast on account of how invasive such a renovation would be. Even so, this long-standing finish is giving way to warmer colors.
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New York City's Hidden-Gem Restaurants Can Often Be Found Behind These Unique Doors
In a city where a dining experience is a stone's throw away at any point, some places have creative locations. The next time you see these doors, take a peek.
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I Tried Every Uncrustables Flavor And Ranked Them Worst To Best
Uncrustables are a convenient option to store in the freezer when you want a quick bite, but we didn't favor every flavor in our taste test of all the options.
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The Trick To Making A Big Batch Of Nachos That's Not A Soggy Mess
The best tray of loaded nachos is supported by sturdy, crispy chips. This baking method ensures each element retains it's structure for a tasty, complex bite.
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Grab This Dollar Tree Canned Seafood For Cheap High-Protein Eats
Amongst Dollar Tree's many vital canned goods is nestled a high-protein can of seafood that stands out in taste and price.
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Pair Your McDonald's Fries With This Fruity Cocktail For A Luxurious Fast Food Experience
McDonald's fries are undeniably the gold standard of fast food fries. Their salty starchiness makes them a perfect pair with this tart-sweet cocktail.
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14 Target Good & Gather Prepared Meals, Ranked
From creamy salads to ready-made chicken dishes, Target’s Good & Gather lineup has range. These prepared meals were ranked by flavor, texture, and value.
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Stop Checking On Your Beef Stew! You're Ruining It
Beef stew takes a long time to cook, and it can be tempting to lift up the lid and take a peek as it simmers. But there's a reason why this is a huge mistake.
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How A Swiffer Is Key For Kitchen Appliances That Shine Like New
The iconic Swiffer is geared towards floors, but relegating such a tool to only this space does you a disservice. This is the hack for shiny appliances.
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This Discontinued Cheesecake Factory Salmon Dish Was One Of The Restaurant's Best Values
The dish was part of The Cheesecake Factory's "Factory Combinations," a section of the menu that allowed guests to pair multiple entrees together.
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A California Law Will Change How You See Menus Beginning July 2026
A first-of-its-kind legislation will see safer and more transparent menus starting in the summer of 2026, with hopes to protect those with food allergies.
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Stop Throwing Away Garlic Peels — They Belong In Your Soup Pot Instead
Those papery garlic skins are edible -- in fact, they are packed with flavor as well. Here's how you can use them in soups, stocks, and beyond.
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Why Christopher's At The Wrigley Mansion Feels Like Phoenix's Most Immersive Restaurant
Some fine dining restaurants ensure that guests receive a memorable experience, and Christopher's' mission is just that, from the views to the food.
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8 Whiskeys To Try If You Like Jack Daniel's
If you're looking for something with similar characteristics to Jack Daniel's ubiquitous No. 7, you should certainly consider checking out these whiskeys.
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Review: Jeni's Bridgerton Ice Creams Are Worthy Of The Fanciest Regency Ball
Jeni's is releasing two ice cream flavors just in time for the new season of "Bridgerton." Check out our review to see before you order some for a watch party.
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Next Time You Make Tacos, Break Out A Can Of Baked Beans
Is your taco night getting a bit repetitive and boring? Just pop open a can of baked beans next time. The sweet, savory, saucy beans fit right into tacos.
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Cottage Cheese Pizza Toast Is Easy, Tasty, And Packed With Protein
When you’re looking for a quick, easy, and protein-packed lunch or snack, cottage cheese pizza toast delivers. Try it with tomatoes, olives, and herbs.
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