13 Pro Tips To Make Your Kitchen Look Bougie On A Budget
Want to make your kitchen look expensive without breaking the bank? Try one of these tips from expert designers, organizers, and home stagers.
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The Shake N Bake Method For Cooking Meat, Explained
Shake 'n Bake is a popular, easy-to-use option for creating a flavorful breadcrumb layer on meat, but it's also easy to replicate and customize the process.
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What Sets Silver Tequila Apart From Gold?
Like that of wine, tequila nomenclature can be overwhelming. Here's what sets silver and gold tequilas apart in terms of flavor, color, and creation.
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How To Store Salt To Keep It In The Best Condition
One of the most important aspects of this treasured seasoning is how you store it. And spoiler alert, it's not in your salt shaker on the table.
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How To Repurpose Leftover Lasagna Noodles Into A Crunchy Snack
Instead of letting leftover lasagna noodles go bad, consider repurposing them. Here's how to turn them into a crunchy snack with little effort.
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The 10 Best Gluten-Free Breakfasts You Can Find At Fast Food Chains
Gluten-free folks can still get their breakfast fix at these popular fast food chains. We assembled a list of the tastiest and most filling options.
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Make Your Queso Dip Totally Unique With One Creamy Canned Ingredient
To level up your queso game, this canned ingredient is the pantry staple you've been missing. With a scoop, predictable queso becomes sweet and savory.
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Here's How Often You Should Technically Replace A Refrigerator
Your refrigerator is always running and has probably been in your kitchen for years. With that in mind, here's how often you should replace the appliance.
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Give Banana Pudding A Protein Boost With This Unexpected Ingredient
It's hard to imagine that it's possible to make banana pudding any better, but adding this common protein-rich ingredient will do just that.
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How Strict Are Costco's Checkout Policies?
Costco’s membership rules can cause headaches for married couples at checkout, so you need to go prepared. Here’s what to know before you shop.
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Review: Old Forester Bottled In Bond Rye Is A Welcome Return To Form
Old Forester has dropped the latest release in its 117 Series, Bottled in Bond Rye — only the second rye the distillery has ever produced. We tried a sample.
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Why You Need A Santoku Knife And How To Find The Most Affordable Options
If you struggle to select the right knife every time you chop up some veggies, then a santoku knife might just be for you. Here's what you need to know.
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Burnt Ends 101: Which Part Of The Brisket Do Burnt Ends Come From?
When it comes to making ideal burnt ends, it helps to first know which part of a brisket they come from and how to best maximize their exceptional flavor.
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What's The Highest Percent Of Dark Chocolate You Can Buy, And Does 100% Dark Chocolate Exist?
Chocolate aficionados often discuss the percentage of cacao in their dark chocolate, saying the higher the better. But how high does it go? Does 100% exist?
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18 Easy Recipes For 1-Pot Meals
Life often gets super busy, so it's beneficial to streamline the cooking process. We compiled some of the most delicious 1-pot meals that don't skimp on flavor.
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5 Snack Dips To Upgrade With Everything Bagel Seasoning
Everything bagel seasoning lives up to its name and goes well with just about everything. Here are some snack dips that can be upgraded with it.
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23 Common Fruits And Vegetables That Are Actually Man-Made
We might think the fruits and veggies we love are timeless, but they all started somewhere — and were domesticated and modified over centuries.
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For The Crispiest Baked Potato Skin, Follow This Easy Oil Tip
Getting the crispiest baked potato skin doesn’t require fancy techniques. Instead, just follow this easy oil tip to enjoy a deliciously crunchy texture.
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Are Burger King's Fries Safe For A Gluten-Free Diet?
It can be hard to eat out on a gluten-free diet, especially when it comes to fast food. Are Burger King's fries gluten-free? You may be surprised at the answer.
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11 Ways To Make A Cup Of Instant Coffee Actually Drinkable
Instant coffee isn't always the most appetizing beverage, but these upgrades can help you turn your next cup into something truly delicious.
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The Frozen Mexican Food You Should Avoid Buying At Trader Joe's
If you're looking for delicious and convenient frozen Mexican food offerings at Trader Joe's, there's one dish you should avoid. Here's why it's best to skip.
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Don't Worry Mello Yello Enthusiasts, It Wasn't Actually Discontinued
Wait, was Mello Yello actually discontinued or can you still find it out there? It turns out that the brand is not as dead as some have thought.
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When To Brine Vs Cure Fish, And What Difference It Will Make In Your Dish
Curing and brining your fish can make a huge difference in its tenderness and flavor, but which method is best depending on your recipe? We asked an expert.
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Starbucks' Latest Discontinued Bakery Item Is Devastating Customers
Starbucks will be paring down its menu items this year and the latest bakery item on the chopping block will disappoint those with a sweet tooth.
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9 Absolute Best Spicy Tuna Rolls In NYC
NYC has an impressive culinary scene. If you're craving a spicy tuna roll in the city, here are some of the places that are most worth visiting.
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The Easy Cooking Method For Your First Batch Of Fresh Cheese
This machine's sole function is to cook things at a precise and consistent temperature, making it ideal for home cheese-making.
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How Many Quiznos Are Left In The US?
Wondering whatever happened to the popular sub sandwich chain, Quiznos? Here's how many restaurants still operate in the U.S. — and what's changed with them.
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