Did Dunkin' Change Its Iced Coffee Brew?
If you've been wondering whether or not Dunkin' changed the flavor or intensity of its iced coffee, you aren't alone. Speculation is running wild.
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12 Trader Joe's Nuts, Ranked
Trader Joe's nut aisle is the place to be. We sampled some of the grocery chain's best nuts and nut mixes and ranked them based on flavor and quality.
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Do You Actually Need To Remove The Seeds When Roasting Zucchini?
You might be tempted to scoop out the zucchini's core and do away with the seeds. But is this a necessary step, and are they edible?
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The Confusing Label Mistake In Costco's Shepherd's Pie
Costco offers many great products at incomparable bargains, but not everything that it sells is worthwhile. Costco's Shepherd's pie is mislabeled and no good.
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Why Lexington Dip Is The Hidden Gem Sauce Of The Barbecue World
Many different sauces permeate the barbecue world, but one stands out from the crowd: Lexington Dip. Here's why the sauce is a true hidden gem.
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Trader Joe's, Costco, And Aldi All Have One Huge Staple In Common
If your go-to grocery store is Trader Joe's, Costco, or Aldi, then certain fresh and frozen products have a lot more in common than you're led to believe
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Take Your Grilled Cheese To Another Level (Literally) With This Melted Cheese Trick
If you're looking for a way to make your grilled cheese sandwich recipe even cheesier with the help of your frying pan, look no further than this hack.
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How Martha Stewart Makes The Best Use Of A Whole Chicken
There are a multitude of ways to use a whole chicken as the centerpiece of a single dish, and if anyone knows the best choice, it's Martha Stewart.
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There's One Fruit That Can Get Rid Of Even The Stinkiest Garlic Breath
The pungent breath that goes with eating garlic is a well-known hazard, it isn't known as the stinking rose for nothing. Here's how to fight it.
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Can You Buy Starbucks Brand Milk In Grocery Stores?
With locations all over the world, going to Starbucks is convenient, but making it at home is even better. That's why we want to buy their milk.
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Take Your Homemade PSL To The Next Level By Roasting The Pumpkin Yourself
If you want to make the best possible PSL at home this fall, you need to up your game by including roasted pumpkin. We're here to show you how.
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The Best Way To Thaw Frozen Bread
Bread is easy to freeze, as long as it's properly stored before freezing. But, when it comes to thawing it out, placing it on the counter isn't the best way.
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A Chef's Top Tips For Deep Frying Whole Chicken
While it seems like that won't have the same outcome compared to frying pieces of chicken, we spoke to a chef for the best tips on frying the bird.
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Why It's Crucial To Rinse Canned Corned Beef
Canned corned beef is great to keep stocked in your pantry. It's shelf-stable, versatile, and can be downright delicious, but you need to rise it first.
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Garlic Vinegar Is The Punchy Condiment You'll Want On Everything
Infusing garlic into one of the many different types of vinegar is a great way to create a dressing, sauce, and go-with that you'll keep going back to.
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The Simple Butter Tip You Need To Cook The Ultimate Rotisserie Chicken
If you're trying to serve up the best rotisserie chicken in town, there's one butter trick you need to keep in mind that'll add max depth and flavor.
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What To Keep In Mind When Substituting Half And Half For Creamer
For the most part, swapping half and half for creamer will be fairly straightforward, but there are times when it won't have the effect you're looking for.
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10 Best Distilleries With Restaurants To Visit Across The US
If you're planning a distillery tour and hoping to eat on the premises after your visit, here are the best distilleries with a restaurant in the U.S.
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This Is Martha Stewart's Favorite Dinnertime Drink
Martha Stewart's favorite dinnertime drink is simple, tasty, and refreshing, and it barely takes any effort at all. Plus, it looks beautiful in a goblet.
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Make Your Peas Taste Like Crispy, Salty Edamame With A Trip To The Grill
When you expose peas to this type of heat, as opposed to boiling or sauteing them, you'll get an extra crispy texture.
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Why Canned Bread Is Perfect For Peanut Butter And Jelly Sandwiches
Want to take your peanut butter and jelly sandwich to the next level? Then you need to look in the canned foods aisle for some delicious canned bread.
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Who Invented Kansas City Barbecue?
Kansas City barbecue has roots that stretch all the way back to the early 1900s, when a young man stepped off a Mississippi River steamboat and settled in town.
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Give Loaded Potato Skins A Fall Twist By Swapping The Main Ingredient
The ingredient can be easily swapped in your homemade potato skins recipes as you bake perfect potato skins that bring a taste of autumn into your home.
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The Best Additions To Give Classic Shrimp And Grits A Kick
While traditional shrimp and grits can be satisfying, it wouldn't hurt to spice things up. Tasting Table spoke with a chef about the best ways to do that.
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How To Turn Summer Corn Into A Fall Dish With A Splash Of Bourbon
There's no need to end your love affair with corn in autumn, you just need to rethink the flavors. Try amplifying its sweetness by adding the warmth of bourbon.
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The Overpriced White Wine You Should Pass On At Costco
Costco is known for its phenomenal deals, especially in the wine selection. Here is one wine you want to avoid on your next trip.
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The Breakfast Side You Should Never Order On Its Own From Dunkin'
An order of this alone may disappoint, however, if an absent-minded Dunkin' worker has neglected pieces and turned them into a greasy ruin.
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