We Tried Trader Joe's New Vegetable Soup Dumplings With Dim Results
Trader Joe's is a favorite for many shoppers, with its ever-changing range of products. We tasted the new frozen vegan soup dumplings to give you the lowdown.
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When You Should Use Heavy-Duty Aluminum Foil Over The Regular Type
While standard duty aluminum foil covers the most basic necessities, heavy-duty aluminum foil is also handy - both in and outside of the kitchen.
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A Grill Jacket Can Help Keep Your Outdoor Cooking Up To Temperature
Grill jackets are exactly what you need all year round if you find yourself struggling at maintaining proper temperature levels while grilling.
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This Is The Best Way To Store Parmigiano Reggiano Cheese
Parmigiano Reggiano is an aged, crumbly cheese, but that doesn't mean we want it to dry out completely. To keep it fresh, here's how to store it.
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16 Types Of Melons, Explained
There are many more types of melon out there than watermelon, cantaloupe, and honeydew, and they can be used for far more than a fruit salad.
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Grilled Pineapple Mojito Recipe
Put a summery spin on a classic mojito with this recipe, which features grilled pineapple for an extra sweet, juicy, and smoky punch.
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What You Should Know Before Redeeming Starbucks Rewards At Different Locations
For anyone who loves accruing and redeeming Starbucks rewards points, you'll need to understand that the rules may vary depending on where you are.
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What Exactly Is Dusty Bourbon?
If somebody were to approach you offer you some "dusty bourbon," chances are you'd turn them down with a look of disgust. But not so fast, my friend.
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Over 240 Canned Coffee Products Recalled Amid Botulinum Toxin Fears
A company is recalling an array of their canned coffee products after it was revealed their bottling process makes their cans vulnerable to botulinum toxin.
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Utilize Tallow When Smoking Brisket For The Juiciest Meat
To get the most out of your brisket and ensure every bite is as juicy as the next, you need to break out some liquid gold, aka tallow, as you smoke the meat.
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Is It Safe To Eat Green Rhubarb?
As rhubarb season quickly approaches, you might be eyeing the green rhubarb in your backyard and wondering if it’s safe to eat. Here’s what you need to know.
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Pepperoni Lover's Pizza Pasta Recipe
In this pepperoni lover's pizza pasta, all of the cheesy melty sauciness of pizza combines with the comfort of baked pasta for an easy and satisfying dinner.
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Nodi Marini: One Of Giada De Laurentiis' Favorite Pasta Shapes
The New York Times bestselling author and celebrity chef fell in love with this less common yet versatile pasta when she discovered it on a trip to Italy.
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Why You Commonly Find Pickles Served Alongside BBQ
While some barbecue sides, like potato salad, are familiar, others are a little more regional - like pickles. So, how did they come to be served alongside BBQ?
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15 Creative Ways To Eat Egg Salad Without Bread
If you've run out of your favorite bread or you're simply wanting to switch things up, here are some creative ways to eat egg salad without the bread.
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For The Absolute Best Pork Burgers, You Need A Good Binder
While beef is more common, pork burgers are just as healthy and delicious. However, for the absolute best patties, you'll want to use a binder. Here's how.
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The Store-Bought Cornbread Mix That Needs To Stay Out Of Your Shopping Cart
While it might seem hard to mess up a store-bought cornbread mix, one brand managed to do it. Here's the mix that should stay out of your shopping cart.
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Here's How To Add Cheese To Your Scrambled Eggs Like A Chef
Cheese and scrambled eggs are the perfect duo, but adding it in can be tricky. Luckily, an expert shed some light on the best varieties and techniques to use.
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Bertrand Cote Des Roses Rosé: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Bertrand Cote des Roses produces one of the most popular rosés out there, but is the wine actually that good? Let's explore the ins and outs of this bottle.
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McDonald's Launches $5 Meal Deal And 'Free Fries Friday'
Did somebody say, "$5"? As a matter of fact yes -- McDonald's did as part of a temporary meal deal. There is also a way to get free fries on Fridays.
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The Reason Some Restaurants Don't Take Reservations Despite Being Busy
While it might come as a surprise, more and more popular restaurants have stopped taking reservations, even though they're always busy. But why is this?
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How To Finally Get That Tightly-Sealed Talenti Gelato Jar Open
Talenti makes delicious gelato in a variety of flavors. But there's just one problem - opening the jars can be a challenge. Here's how to open Talenti gelato.
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We Answer 9 Important Questions About Costco's Party Platters
If you're an avid Costco shopper with questions about the warehouse's premade and special-order party platters, you've come to the right place.
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President William Howard Taft's Favorite Breakfast Made Steak The Star
President William Howard Taft wasn't a steak and eggs man in that he refused to eat eggs. But man, he really enjoyed having steak for breakfast.
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Transform Leftover Cereal Into A Nostalgic Ice Cream Sandwich
A creative way to use up cereal is to turn them into colorful ice cream sandwiches. Experiment with different cereals and ice cream flavors to make a fun treat.
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14 Ways To Enhance Your Favorite Recipes With Tamari
If you're looking for an umami upgrade to a recipe, try tamari. From salad dressings to pasta sauce, these are our favorite ways to use tamari.
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The Rich History Of Japanese Wine And Why It Should Be On Your Radar
Japanese wine has quite the storied history - and if you're planning a trip there, you may want to head to a local vineyard to taste for yourself.
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