The Gorgeous 1940s Cake You've Probably Never Heard Of
The recipe was described as a "quaint, old-fashioned idea for a modern cake" that was made easy by using Presto products.
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The Major Downside Of Using A Stainless Steel Cutting Board
The low-maintenance makeup of a stainless steak cutting board comes with a fatal hamartia.
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10 Grocery Store Chains With Major Expansion Plans In 2026
Several grocery store chains have expansion plans slated for 2026, including new store openings, delivery services, affordable store brand options, and more.
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This Protein Addition Sounds Unusual, But It's Part Of Classic Italian Lasagna
You'll find that lasagna recipes vary significantly, and in the south of Italy, recipes include this protein-filled ingredient.
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Easy Homemade Ice Cream Only Requires 3 Ingredients And Starts With Canned Coconut Milk
This creamy and dreamy dessert comes together with just a few pantry staples that you likely already have on hand.
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How Using Refrigerated Toppings On Baked Potatoes Can Be A Crucial Mistake
When you're loading up a baked potato with all your favorite refrigerated and warm toppings, keep these tips in mind to avoid making a huge mistake.
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9 Steakhouse Chain Desserts Worth Saving Room For
Next time you're enjoying your meal at a steakhouse, you might want to consider leaving a little room for a sweet treat. These are some of the best desserts.
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The One Aldi Frozen Seafood Product We Just Can't Get Behind
Aldi is known for a wide range of great products at even better prices, but despite how expansive the grocery giant's seafood aisle is one product left us cold.
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The Questionable Banana Trend From The 1970s We Still Don't Understand
The '70s were ripe with culinary innovation, and bananas saw center-stage in many of these creative recipes. This trend hasn't lasted, for obvious reasons.
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15 Unique Coffee Shops In America You Need To Visit
From robot baristas to locations with stunning views, these American coffee shops offer unique experiences that make them well worth the visit.
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The One Diet Pepsi Copycat We'd Definitely Repurchase
Diet Pepsi drinkers are among the most loyal brand customers, but this store brand copycat might just sway them all thanks to it on-point flavor and price.
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The Only Deep-Dish Pizza Anthony Bourdain Approved Of Was From This Chicago Spot
While cruising around Chicago, Anthony Bourdain prefaced his visit to this pizzeria by saying that deep-dish was a "midwestern mutation of a pizza."
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This Unexpected Overnight Oats Combo Is Seriously Delicious
Plain overnight oats can get boring, and he usual combinations are a little overdone. But there is one unexpected add-in that can help freshen things up.
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How Long Is Too Long To Cook A Roast In The Slow Cooker?
A slow cooker is ideal for cooking a roast, working to achieve the flavor and texture conducive to low and slow cooking -- but there is such thing as too slow.
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What Homeowners Wish They'd Known Before Switching To An Induction Stovetop
If you're thinking of switching over to an induction stovetop, consider these factors before committing to a full-blown kitchen renovation.
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The Creamy Addition That'll Make Store-Bought Muffin Mix Taste Bakery-Worthy
Bakery muffins are particularly decadent thanks to their richness. But with one extra ingredient, you can achieve this at home, too.
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19 Dessert Spirits That Aren't Baileys, Ranked
Bailey's may be the most popular dessert-flavored liqueurs out there, but it's far from the only one. Here's how we ranked 19 other dessert spirits.
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The Reason Anthony Bourdain Didn't Like Vegans Or Vegetarians
Anthony Bourdain was even more intense in real life than he was on camera, especially when sharing his strong opinions regarding other people's eating habits.
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The Orange Roughy Myth You Can Stop Believing
Orange roughy is a great deep-sea fish option that many consider to be terribly expensive, but one expert would say otherwise.
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The Absolute Best Mexican Restaurant In Every State In The US
With so many spots serving delectable Mexican cuisine from coast to coast, we gathered this collection of each state's absolute greatest Mexican restaurant.
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There's No Doubt This Is The Best Bagel On Einstein Bros' Menu
When we ranked 10 Einstein Bros bagels from worst to best, this option took the top spot for its harmonious combination of two strong flavors.
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The State With The Most Food Poisoning Cases Has Less Than A Million Residents
Food poisoning happens across the country, but some states are harder hit than others. This one has a booming agriculture industry that comes with a price.
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What To Consider Before Adding A Double Oven To Your Kitchen
Having a second oven in your kitchen can be quite helpful, but it's important to weigh the reality of adding a double oven to your space.
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Yes, You Can Grow Cucumbers Indoors — Here's How
Hoping to enjoy cucumbers during the off-season? Here's how you can grow this vegetable from the comfort of your own home.
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16 Street Markets Around The World Foodies Say Are Worth The Trip
Street markets are a great place to check out a country's local food culture, but some of these, as many foodies can attest to, are better to visit than others.
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Skip This Bar Of Store-Bought Cream Cheese Brand Unless You Like A Chalky Feel
Tasting Table ranked the worst to best store-bought cream cheese brands to help you select the right schmear for your bagel.
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The Once-Popular Spaghetti Casserole That Deserves A Culinary Comeback
Everyone loves a comforting, cheesy baked pasta — that's why we hope this delicious spaghetti casserole from the 1940s will become popular again.
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