How Long An Open Package Of Sausage Lasts In The Fridge, According To Jimmy Dean
An opened package of Jimmy Dean sausage might not last as long as you might think. Find out when you should throw it out or use it up before it goes bad.
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13 Tips For Achieving The Tuscan-Inspired Kitchen Of Your Dreams
Tuscan kitchens are about warmth, heritage, and rustic simplicity. Get expert advice on how to achieve this charming old world style in your home.
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Costco's Meal Prep Secret Weapon: The Rotisserie Chicken Product You Should Be Buying Instead
Costco is a meal preppers dream for many reasons, including the rotisserie chicken secret weapon you should be buying. No, it's not the whole bird.
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The Oldest Chocolate Company In The World Still Uses Its Original Equipment
The oldest chocolate company across the globe uses ancient preparation methods to create a unique and decadent treat that's steeped in history.
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The Best Store-Bought Bologna Comes From A Tried-And-True Deli Brand
A bologna sandwich makes for a simple, but delicious, lunch. You can really up your sandwich game by choosing this flavorful take on the lunch meat.
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Leftover Hot Dog Buns Are The Perfect Vessel For Easy Pizzas
There always seems to be leftover hot dog buns, no matter how carefully you plan. Instead of waiting for them to go bad, use them for quick-and-easy pizzas.
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What To Know About Eating Canned Sardines, Bones And All
Canned sardines are a convenient, protein-loaded staple that deserves a spot in your pantry, especially since even its bones come with a few notable benefits.
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We'd Absolutely Avoid Buying This Brand Of Bakeware If You're Looking For Longevity
We recently ranked a handful of bakeware brands, and one in particular was our least favorite. Here's why you should avoid purchasing from this company.
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The Best Use For Peanut Butter In The Kitchen Outside Eating It
Peanut butter is a tasty spread that is a staple in many pantries, but one of its best bonus uses isn't intended for consumption, well, human consumption.
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You Should Use This Pasta Salad Noodle That Guarantees A Flavor-Packed Bite Every Time
You can use any type of pasta you like for your summer pasta salad, but one unexpected choice ensures that your dish is bursting with dimensional flavor.
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You're Dressing Hot Dogs All Wrong, According To The National Hot Dog Council
The National Hot Dog Council is serious about the ways to appropriately dress hot dogs, so it outlined the proper etiquette so you don't do it wrong.
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Try This Simple Tip For Carting Home Store-Bought Rotisserie Chicken Without The Plastic
Rotisserie chickens come with one problem: They're heated in plastic bags. If you're concerned about microplastics and would like to avoid this, read on.
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These 10 Steakhouse Chains Are Fighting To Stay Open
Casual steakhouses are a staple of '80s and '90s dining nostalgia, despite falling out of fashion today. Still, these 10 steakhouses are fighting to stay open.
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Vegas Buffets Have Time Limits. Here's When And How They Enforce Them
Las Vegas buffets may seem like the pinnacle of indulgence, but these restaurants actually limit the time that customers can spend eating at them.
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Is Bourbon Becoming Less Popular? Why Sales Are Slumping
Bourbon has long been a popular liquor, not just for America, but for the world. However, its sales have been slumping. Here's what you should know.
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How Long Should You Smoke Sausages For The Ultimate BBQ Crisp And Juiciness
One of the best parts of summer is throwing sausages onto the smoker. Here's everything you need to know for the most delicious encased meats.
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The Chocolate Peanut Butter Ice Cream Brand To Avoid Buying At All Costs
Chocolate peanut butter chocolate ice cream is delicious, but it's not all made the same. Here's which variety to steer clear of on your next grocery shop.
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13 Rare Bourbons You'd Be Lucky To Find
Many bourbon enthusiasts take great pride in showing off their collections, and the more rare the bottle, the more buzz it generates. Here are some to look for.
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The Bougie Chain Restaurant That Garnishes A Cocktail With A Piece Of Wagyu 'Bacon' Candy
Cocktail lovers and steak fanatics can unite at this chain restaurant that serves up a classic boozy drink topped with a piece of candied wagyu.
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Here's What The Labels On Costco Direct Items Actually Mean
If you've ever checked out Costco's website, you may have noticed the "Costco Direct" label. Here's what it means, and how it can save you hundreds of dollars.
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Anthony Bourdain Loved This Brunch Cocktail Even Though He Hated Brunch
Anthony Bourdain wasn't one to shy away from sharing a strong opinion, and despite his aversion to brunch, he was fond of this cocktail typically served at it.
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Giving Out Cupcakes As Party Favors? Elevate The Look With Mason Jars
Perfect for birthdays or dinner festivities with friends, combine sweet treats with party favors by building deconstructed cupcakes in Mason jars.
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We Tried Every Dumpling At Din Tai Fung And Ranked Them From Worst To Best
During an extremely filling visit to Din Tai Fung, we tried all 10 dumplings to determine which one is the best, and which one we won't be ordering again.
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How Bobby Flay Builds A Bold And Flavorful Salisbury Steak Gravy Without A Roux
Salisbury steak with gravy is a great way to make a flavorful dinner out of ground beef. You might use a roux for the gravy, but Bobby Flay does this instead.
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The Unexpectedly Gentle Advice Gordon Ramsay Has For Frustrated Cooks
Gordon Ramsay has a reputation for being hard on chef's, but he has some unexpectedly gentle advice for frustrated cooks who are feeling burned out at work.
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Carrot Cake Vs Spice Cake: What's The Difference?
Carrot cake and spice cake share a lot of similarities and embrace a ton of robust flavors, but there are some key distinctions between these classic sweets.
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The Brining Technique That Makes Fermenting Your Own Hot Sauce Much Safer
Fermenting your own hot sauce comes with a few challenges, including ensuring your hot sauce is actually safe to consume. This brining technique can help.
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Take A Peek Into Your Bedroom Closet For The Perfect Homemade Cheesecloth Substitute
Imagine: you're mid-recipe and realize you forgot to pick up a cheesecloth for straining. Just use this alternative you probably already have in your closet.
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The Burger King Order With The Absolute Most Protein On The Menu
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The Spindrift Soda Flavor You Should Stay Far Away From
We tasted several of Spindrift's fruity sodas, and not all of them were good. Check out which flavor you should avoid adding to your cart.
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Stuck-On Kitchen Grime Is No Match Against This Common Clothing Accessory
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