Why Some Boomers Tend To Overcook Their Food
Each generation has their own cooking quirks, and boomers were taught that the more cooked the food was, the better. Here's what informed their technique.
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The Best Naturally Sweet Swap For Sugar In Homemade BBQ Sauce
If you're whipping up a batch of home-made BBQ sauce and looking to make it sugar free, the perfect sweet ingredient might already be on your pantry shelves.
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The Tennessee Topping That Gives Burgers A Flavorful Finish
You can go for any of the most popular burger toppings, or, you can get a little creative -- there are so many fun, unique topping ideas for burgers.
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What Happens To Unsold Girl Scout Cookies
While rare, not every box of Girl Scout cookies gets sold. Fortunately, troops have unique ways of handling any leftover boxes and cases.
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Pepperoni Wasn't Always Pizza's Go-To Topping — Here's What Was
Pizza is a beloved food across the U.S., but one classic topping wasn't always associated with the food. You'd be more likely to find these ingredients.
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10 Unique International Menu Items Served At This Chicago McDonald's
Internationally, McDonald's has a lot to offer that we don't get to enjoy here in the United States. Except, of course, at one Chicago-based location.
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How To Safely Drink Fire Cider To Enjoy The Amazing Benefits
This age-old concoction is touted as an immune-booster. However, it's potent and can damage your teeth if consumed incorrectly. Here's how to consume it safely.
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Here's How Long Powdered Eggs Last When Stored Properly
Powdered eggs are an underrated and versatile protein source with impressively long shelf lives. Sealed, they can last years in your pantry, ready for action.
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If You Want The Strongest Cocktail, This Classic Beats A Long Island Iced Tea
Some cocktails are easy sipping and some made you question life choices. It's safe to say that this one falls into the latter category.
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12 Iconic Maine Eats Everyone Should Try Once
Whether you're planning a trip to Vacationland or simply want to learn about the local cuisine, here are some iconic Maine foods everyone should try.
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Before Buying Frozen Food, Give The Bag A Squeeze. Here's Why
Frozen food can last up to a year in your freezer, but there are ways to assess the quality inside without having to open the bag.
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Why Wendy's Answer To Subway's Fresh Subs Couldn't Compete
Chains try one-up each other all the time, but in the early 2000s, Wendy's picked a battle they just weren't equipped for, giving up just a year later.
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The Best Way To Serve Arepas Is Actually The Most Simple
Arepas are a crispy-tender patties made from pre-cooked corn meal, and there are nearly endless ways to serve them, but the simplest way might just be the best.
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George Harrison Couldn't Get Enough Of This Indian-Inspired Lentil Soup
While it's impossible to fathom what it must have been like to be a Beatle, it's easy to eat like one. George Harrison loved this simple lentil soup.
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The Gluten-Free Red Flag At Nothing Bundt Cakes That Might Change Your Mind About Ordering
With two gluten-free flavors, Nothing Bundt Cakes has gained a steady following. But the fine print implies that those at risk should proceed with caution.
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7 Vintage Pasta Bake Dishes That Deserve A Comeback
Pasta bakes are simple, timely, and cost efficient ways to get food on the table. These vintage cooks, nearly lost to history, are perfect for modern kitchens.
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Why The Founder Of McDonald's Refused To Sign Off On The Original Filet-O-Fish
It may be a massive hit now, but McDonald's famed Filet-O-Fish was nearly axed up front by the man who helped build the fast food brand.
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The Reason Los Angeles Is The Go-To For So Many International Food Chains
International restaurant chains tend to flock to Los Angeles when they're looking to break into the U.S. market. Here's what so special about the city.
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The Awkward And Risky Move Some Costco Customers Make At Checkout
In order to streamline your next shopping experience at Costco, you might want to rethink this risky move as you make your way through the checkout lane.
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8 Best High-Fiber Finds At Walmart
Looking to get ahead on your fibermaxxing goals? These Walmart finds boast at least 5 grams of fiber per serving and taste great, according to reviewers.
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Popeyes Vs Church's: The Major Differences Between The Popular Chicken Chains
Before you give either Popeyes or Church's Chicken a try, here's what you need to know about how these chicken brands differ.
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George Harrison's Love For This Candy Caused A Chaotic Concert Trend
George Harrison and The Beatles were pelted en masse by fistfuls of these plump candies during live performances.
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The No-Nonsense Breakfast Clint Eastwood Takes Almost Too Seriously
Clint Eastwood tends to be as serious as the iconic characters he has played. He is the same way about the breakfast that he eats every day.
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Hershey Will Return To Real Chocolate Following Backlash Over Recipe Changes
The Hershey Company is course-correcting after some backlash of using a chocolate compound coating in several Hershey and Reese's products.
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Aretha Franklin Loved This Classic Southern Dessert (And She Made It Herself)
There are plenty of delicious dessert to choose from in the South, but few are as iconic as the one Aretha Franklin loved and made. Find out more.
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Humphrey Bogart Loved Eating This Rule-Breaking One-Pot Italian Dish
When it comes to Italian cuisine, there are rules that should be followed. Humphrey Bogart had a favorite meal that broke one of these rules.
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People From These Midwestern States Proudly Bring Cookie Salads To Potlucks
"Cookie salad" might seem like a contradiction in terms, but if you've been to a potluck in certain Midwestern states, chances are it makes perfect sense.
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