How To Spot Vintage Corelle Patterns At The Thrift Shop
Corelle has a reputation for its durability, so it's very likely that you can find some vintage dishware in a thrift store if you know what to look for.
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The Only Way You Should Store Pantry Staples, According To Ina Garten
Ina Garten knows how to make everything in a kitchen delicious and pretty, and her ingredient storage solution offers the best of both worlds.
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How Jersey Mike's Giant Sub Compares In Size To The Chain's Regular One
The giant sub at Jersey Mike's lives up to its moniker, but how does it fare against the largest offerings from Subway, Firehouse, and Jimmy John's?
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What Even Is Huitlacoche And Can You Safely Eat It?
Huitlacoche might not look edible, but it's considered a delicacy to some. Find out more about the history of huitlacoche and how it is grown today.
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11 Pumpkin-Themed Kitchen Items You Won't Want To Miss At Aldi This September
Fall is upon us, which means it's time to break out the festive decor. Aldi has you covered with these festive towels, dishes, napkins and more.
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Crispy Twice-Fried Plantains Don't Require A Boiling Pot Of Oil To Make
Achieve perfectly crispy smashed plantains, or tostones, to serve as a snack or an app without breaking out the deep fryer with an easy double-roasting method.
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Costco's New Apple Strudels Get A Fall Twist, And Fans Can't Wait To Try Them
Fall pastries are starting to arrive at stores as the weather cools, and Costco's new apple strudels have customers excited to try them. Here's what to know.
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The Absolute Best Cracker Barrel Breakfast Menu Item To Order On Repeat
In Tasting Table's ranking of nine popular Cracker Barrel breakfast menu items, this classic morning staple took the first-place position by a long shot.
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Here's How Turkey Breast Is Turned Into Deli Meat
You may think that processed turkey breast contains nothing other than turkey breast. You would be wrong. Here's how it's made and what to note.
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The Pure Leaf Iced Tea That Will Not Quench Your Thirst
Iced tea may seem like the perfect thirst-quenching beverage, but not all Pure Leaf beverages are made equally — in fact, it may make you even thirstier.
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10 Best Espresso Machines To Buy Secondhand
Espresso machines don't come easy, it can be challenging to find your desired quality for a reasonable cost. That's why these machines are the best secondhand.
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To Make Crumbl Copycat Cookies, You Need This Pantry Ingredient
One of the defining elements of Crumbl cookies is their chew texture. If you want to nail that, you should incorporate this popular pantry ingredient.
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How To Salvage Wet Charcoal (And Tell If It's Worth Saving)
Charcoal should stay dry before you use it on your grill, but here's what to do if a rain shower or unexpected moisture affects your grilling plans.
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The 3 Cities Anthony Bourdain Called The World's Food Capitals
It's no secret that Anthony Bourdain traveled around the globe. However, it was these three cities that he called the world's food capitals.
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Box Graters Are A Pain To Clean, Until You Use This Simple One-Step Method
Box graters sometimes seem like more trouble than they're worth once they're covered in sticky cheese, but use this cleaning shortcut to make life easier.
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14 Best Restaurants In The US With Stunning Mountain Views
Across the United States, there are numerous restaurants that offer spectacular mountain views. These are the highest rated, based on online review platforms.
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Turns Out Pasta Really Does Make You Happier, According To Science
If you ever argue with somebody about what food makes you the happiest, you can say pasta and scientific studies will back up your argument.
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How Costco Got Its Unforgettable Name
You may not believe this, but Costco used to go by a completely different name. We look at what it used to be called and how it got today's moniker.
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The Fruity, Old-School Ice Cream Flavor We Don't See People Eat Anymore
This fruity ice cream has a rich and varied history, and was once popular enough to have a song named after it, but it can be hard to find today.
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Starbucks Is Adding A Boost Of Protein To Its Drink Customizations
If you want to get extra protein alongside your caffeine fix, Starbucks has you covered with some exciting new drink options. Here's what you need to know.
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To Eat Or Not To Eat: Are Durian Seeds Edible?
Durian is a fruit that many people love to hate. If you're one of those who doesn't despise durian, though, you should know this about the seeds.
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Everything You Need To Know About Harvesting Squash
If you're growing squash in your garden this year, there are a couple of things to know about both summer and winter varieties. Let's break it down.
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10 Underrated Sodas To Try For Your Next Ice Cream Float
The classic root beer float is a perennial favorite, but there's a wealth of different soda and ice cream combos to try, as recommended by our experts.
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How Much You Should Tip At A Buffet (And If You Even Need To)
Tipping culture can be a bit confusing. While many servers rely on tips as they make up the bulk of their paycheck, buffets are structured differently.
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This Stylish Kitchen Drawer Trend May Look Great But Is Terrible For Functionality
The best kitchen design trends are about both functionality and aesthetics, but some trends only deliver on looks alone. Here's one that drops the ball.
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What Happened To The Supply Of Golden Delicious Apples?
Golden Delicious apples used to be all over stores, but now finding one is like looking for a needle in a haystack. What happened? Are they coming back?
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The Old Indiana Bar That Allegedly Served Historical Figures Like Al Capone
Visitors rave about this Indiana bar with vintage decor that makes it easy to imagine one of its rumored patrons, Al Capone, enjoying a drink and cigar there.
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