13 Of Our Favorite Affordable Places To Drink In NYC
New York City isn't known for its affordable drinks, but deals can be found if you know where to look. These are our favorite affordable bars in NYC.
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The Creamy Key Ingredient That Makes Turkish Pasta So Delicious
Turkish pasta has gone viral on TikTok. It's pretty simple to make with the help of one key ingredient. Here's what you'll need to make it yourself at home.
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Adopt This Flipping Technique For Perfectly Fried Pork Chops
If your pork chops are dry and overcooked every time, you may be doing it wrong. You probably need to flip them much more frequently than you have been.
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Take The Bitterness Out Of Greens With An Ingredient From Your Liquor Cabinet
It may seem strange to add liquor when preparing bitter greens, but there's one bottle that will help bring balance and new layers of flavor to your veg.
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The Worst Yasso Greek Yogurt Bar Flavor You Should Leave In The Freezer Aisle
If you've been looking for a healthy dessert, you've probably checked out Yasso's Greek yogurt bars. However, there's one flavor you should leave behind.
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9 Ready-To-Make Overnight Oat Mixes, Ranked
Overnight oats are a great way to fit in a nutritious breakfast without cooking the morning of. See which ready-to-make overnight oat mix we think is the best.
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This Trader Joe's Hack Keeps Groceries Ice Cold For Under $1
Have a long drive home on a hot day after grocery shopping? Luckily, this Trader Joe's hack can help keep your groceries cool on the trip home — for cheap!
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The Extra Step That Makes Creamier Coffee From Reusable Nespresso Pods
Everybody loves a creamy cup of coffee, but doing that at home can be a chore. Use this hack for a creamier cup from your Nespresso.
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Classic Garlicky Scallops Provencal Recipe
Scallops Provençal is a classic and elegant way to prepare the luxurious shellfish. Even better, the buttery sauce can be used with other fish, too.
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Dark Vs White Rum: What's The Difference?
Rum comes in all sorts of flavors and colors, but the two most common varieties are dark rum and white rum, but what's the difference?
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12 Biggest Mistakes You're Making With Homemade Hummus
Hummus is delicious and customizable when you whip it up at home, but you may make mistakes along the way. We have a few tips and tricks on how to fix them.
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Does Kraft Mac And Cheese Actually Expire?
You may have noticed your Kraft mac and cheese doesn't actually have an expiration date on the packaging, but does that mean it's good forever?
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You Don't Have To Be Sneaky To Get An Extra Free Sample At Costco
If you're a Costco shopper, you know all about free samples. However, you may not know how the free sample system really works. Can you take multiple samples?
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The Free Ingredient That Makes Sweet Potato Fries Extra Crispy
Sweet potatoes have a reputation for floppiness when turned into fries, so we consulted an expert for an easy free tip to help get them as crispy as possible.
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The Simple Tool That Makes Grilling Scallops A Breeze
Grilling scallops brings out a unique flavor everyone likes. Yet, it can be hard to get an even char. Luckily, this grilling tool can make perfect scallops.
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You Can Buy Day-Old Bread From This Popular Sandwich Chain
For as little as 50 cents, you can buy a loaf of this eatery's French bread and use it to make your favorite sandwich using your own fillings.
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The Ordering Hack To Get Your Meal Faster On A Plane
Does it feel like you're always the last person who's served lunch or dinner on an airplane? There's a clever trick to get your meal faster.
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Here's What 'From Concentrate' Really Means For Your Store-Bought Juice
Is juice made from concentrate real juice, too? The short answer is yes, but it requires some explanation.
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Here's Where Gordon Ramsay Takes Friends To Impress Them In Paris
Though Gordon Ramsay has his own Michelin-starred restaurants in France, he has a few favorites in mind when he wants to treat guests to a memorable meal.
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The Story Behind The Oldest Wine Shop In The US
This New York-based wine seller has been operating in the U.S. since 1820, adapting and innovating throughout its 200-year history
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The Best Canned Beans From Aldi Belong In Your Pantry ASAP
If you're shopping at Aldi, then there's some canned beans you may want to avoid. In fact, one of the store's canned beans easily reigns as the best.
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13 Best Ways To Elevate Your Crème Brûlée
Once you've mastered making crème brûlée at home, you might want to experiment with this dessert. Find out all the ways you can elevate crème brûlée.
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2 Simple Tips To Cook Lean Meat Without Drying It Out
Chicken and other lean cuts of meat can be tricky to cook without accidentally dry them out. Luckily, we have two expert-approved tips to counteract this.
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Here's How Much You Overspend Buying Soda By The Can
There are few things as refreshing as a cool soda on a hot day. But even if you only want one at the time, it's wiser to buy soda in bulk.
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The Best Way To Dress Up A Mediocre Gin, According To A Cocktail Pro
If you've accidentally purchased a mediocre gin but don't want to waste it, try these expert mixer suggestions to tame the flavor and dress it up in a cocktail.
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The 14 Best Spots In NYC For Chocolate Lovers
New York City is a haven for chocolate lovers. Here are the spots most worth visiting to get your candy fix and satisfy your sweet tooth.
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15 Classic Southern Cocktails You Should Try At Least Once
The South has a deep history with many cocktails. If you're in the South or want to make one at home, here are some classic Southern cocktails you should try.
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