What It Means To 'Split The G' When Drinking A Guinness
There's a trend going around among Guinness drinkers where they encourage each other to 'split the G.' But what does splitting the G even mean?
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This 2-Ingredient Ginger Ale Cocktail Is A Classic For A Reason
If there's one thing the modern cocktail renaissance has taught us, it's less is more. A two-ingredient drink may sound dull, but it's a classic for a reason.
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Maximize Small Kitchen Space With An Air Fryer That Does It All
Air fryers are popular but these one-function appliances can just take up space in a small kitchen. The solution? Get an airfryer that does more than one thing.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Favorite Sandwich In Rome Is All About The Bread
Giada De Laurentiis' favorite sandwich to eat when in Rome has the same name as something you might find at a NYC pizzeria, but the similarities end there.
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How To Achieve Your Ideal Bourbon To Coke Ratio
The first step in discovering your perfect ideal bourbon to coke ratio is simple, but there's a little more to making this classic cocktail the best it can be.
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How To Get A Fresh Filet-O-Fish Sandwich Every Time At McDonald's
If you're heading to McDonald's with the intention of getting a Filet-O-Fish, you may want to try out this tip for getting a sandwich that's super fresh.
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The Four-Digit Number You Should Look For When Buying Your Next Bottle Of Tequila
If you've ever closely inspected a bottle of tequila, you may have found a mysterious, four-digit number. What does it mean, and why does it matter?
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What's The Average American Grocery Budget In 2025?
Americans will find it harder to make their money stretch at the grocery store in 2025, and the USDA's food plan cost averages don't even factor in tariffs.
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Is There Really A Difference Between Marinade And Salad Dressing?
Salad dressings and marinades share a pretty similar makeup, so is there even any difference between the two sauces and how you should use them?
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A Look At The Rarest Types Of Chocolate In The World
You might think chocolate comes in a few basic types and that's it, but the varieties and sub categories are more diverse. Here are the rarest types to try.
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How Your Air Fryer Can Take Girl Scout Cookies To A Whole New Level
Girl Scout cookies are delicious on their own, but this interesting trick using an air fryer can turn an ordinary cookie into an extraordinary dessert.
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Marilyn Monroe's Favorite NYC Restaurant Is Now A Chain Cupcake Shop
Out of the thousands of restaurants in New York City, this one enchanted Marilyn Monroe the most. In its heyday, it was a hotspot. Now, it's a cupcake shop.
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Here's Where To Find Dubai Chocolate In The US
If you don't want to travel all the way to, well, Dubai for the viral Dubai chocolate, here's how to try a version of the creamy, crunchy bar in the U.S.
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The Detroit Potato Chip Brand That Beat The Odds
One Detroit potato chip brand has persevered through almost a century, even as competitors were acquired or folded. Here's why these chips are worth a try.
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The 10 Best Small Gas Grills For Tight Spaces
Not all gas grills are meant for tight spaces. That being said, here are the best 10 small gas grills for all of your barbecuing needs at home and on the go.
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Turn Milk Into Greek Yogurt With One Simple Addition
Making your own Greek yogurt at home is surprisingly easy. All you need is a good amount of milk, some time, and a bit of this one simple ingredient.
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Why Store-Bought Bread Stays Fresher Longer Than Your Homemade Loaf
Homemade bread is a joy to bake and eat, but it certainly doesn't stay fresh as long as the store-bought version. What makes commercial bread last so long?
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Out Of Breadcrumbs? Try Using Oatmeal To Coat Chicken Instead
You don't need breadcrumbs to make fantastic fried chicken. If you're in a pinch (or want to avoid gluten), swap out those breadcrumbs for oatmeal.
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The Genius Way To Use Trader Joe's Chocolate And Peanut Butter Lover's Nut Mix
Trader Joe's Chocolate and Peanut Butter Lover's Nut Mix is a perfect sweet and salty snack on its own, but it's also a great mix-in for baked goods.
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How To Make A Creamy Latte At Home With Just A Moka Pot
A creamy latte can easily be made at home if you have the right coffee grounds and tools. A moka pot is all you need to brew the perfect cup.
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Creating An At-Home Coffee Bar Is Easier Than You Think
If you've ever wanted a full coffee bar setup at home but stopped short of going for it, you should reconsider. Putting one together is easier than you realize.
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Give Tequila A Flavorful Upgrade By Fat-Washing It With Coconut Oil
Tequila is just as delicious sipped neat as it is mixed, but if you want to give the liquor a unique flavor makeover, try fat-washing it with coconut oil.
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No Mop? Here's A Hack For Cleaning Your Dirty Kitchen Floor
Many Italians know that no mop is no problem; in fact, it's preferred. Here's how to mop your dirty kitchen floor with two cleaning tools you're already using.
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The Special Rice You Need For Traditional Paella
Paella is an iconic Spanish rice dish that captivates for its rich flavors and colorful presentation. Only two types of rice work for a traditional version.
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What Is Picanha Steak (And How Should You Cook It For The Best Flavor)
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The DIY Mug Display That Turns Your Coffee Bar Into A Work Of Art
A DIY grid mug display is the perfect solution to your jumbled, crowded coffee mug cabinet. Then build your home coffee bar around this eye-catching feature.
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Buckwheat Crepes With Salmon And Homemade Crème Fraîche Recipe
Nutty buckwheat crepes filled with silky cold-smoked salmon, creamy crème fraîche, red onion, and capers, are served with a herbaceous cucumber dressing.
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Make Peanut Butter Cups That Taste Like Reese's With Only 3 Ingredients
Reese's peanut butter cups are the ultimate if you love both chocolate and peanut butter. You can DIY this classic yourself with only three ingredients.
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Why Europe Was Convinced Tomatoes Were Poisonous For The Longest Time
Understanding why Europe thought tomatoes were poisonous doesn’t require extensive research. Delve into the myths and misconceptions that led to this belief.
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Overripe Peaches Are Your Secret Weapon For A Top-Notch Frozen Cocktail
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The Texas Roadhouse Steak We Ranked The Best
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