The Hexclad Copycat You Can Get At Costco For Much Cheaper Than The Real Thing
If you love high-quality cooking pans like Hexclad's, you might enjoy this significantly more affordable Costco pan set just as much.
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Stories By Amber Sutherland-Namako
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This Underrated Brazilian Steakhouse Cut Is Hiding In Plain Sight At The Butcher Counter
It is time to look at the butcher counter with a fresh perspective. There's an underrated cut of beef that is famous in Brazil for its rich flavor.
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Don't Settle For Lackluster Pot Roast: What A Good Chuck Roast Should Look Like Before You Buy It
For pot roast perfection, check out cuts from the chuck primal. This is what experts say to look for when buying the most braise-worthy beef.
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When Visiting Los Angeles, Don't Forget To Snag A Slice Of Pie From One Of The City's Oldest Diners
If you find yourself in Los Angeles, head over to this 1940s diner to step back in history. Enjoy the laid-back atmosphere and treat yourself to a slice of pie.
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Give Costco's Ready-To-Serve Cocktails A Summer Makeover: Here's How
Costco Kirkland Signature offers customers ready-to-drink alcoholic mixes, like margaritas, mimosas, or sangria, which can be made into frozen cocktails.
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Costco's 2-Tier Organizer Keeps Countertop Cooking Stations Clutter-Free
If your kitchen could use some decluttering, there's a sturdy, double-tiered countertop organizer at Costco that seems ideal for keeping your cooking area tidy.
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Why Serious Costco Shoppers Know It's Better To Buy Beef At The Business Center
Carnivorous Costco members who eat beef but don't shop at the bulk retailer's business centers to buy it in bulk are doing themselves a disservice. Here's why.
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If You're Buying Costco Bagels, Don't Hold Up The Line For This Silly Mistake
Hitting up the bagel display at Costco? Ignoring this one particular rule could land you in hot water at the checkout line. Here's what to know.
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For The Best Beef Stew, Throw In One Umami Canned Ingredient
Give your favorite beef stew more flavor depth with this umami ingredient. It's easy to add and you can keep it on hand in your pantry for whenever you need it.
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The Canned Cinnamon Roll Brand We Ranked Best Isn't Pillsbury
While Pillsbury might be one of the biggest names in the convenience baking game, the Doughboy's cinnamon rolls weren't our favorite. This brand bested them.
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15 Miles From San Francisco, You Don't Need To Spend More Than $11 At This Delicious Chinese Spot
Not far from the City by the Bay, this unassuming restaurant attracts diners looking for a taste of Hong Kong-style Chinese food. Here's what to know.
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Forget Vodka: Try This Espresso Martini Liquor Swap For A Better Coffee Cocktail
There are all kinds of liquor swaps you can try to give your espresso martini an elevated twist, but you'll love this one if you're a fan of black licorice.
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You Only Need 3 Things To Make This Dangerously Easy Jack Daniel's Float
This alcoholic float requires only three ingredients that blend liquor, sharp acidity, and sweetness, creating a dangerously easy and delicious treat.
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This Is The Hands-Down Best Time To Plant Tomatoes If You Want A Fruitful Harvest This Summer
The best time to plant tomatoes for a summer harvest is somewhere between February and April, depending on whether you're planting from seed or seedlings.
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Why Apple Pie From A Bakery Always Tastes Better Than Homemade
Apple pie seems like an easy dessert to throw together, yet pie from a bakery always tastes better than homemade. We consulted a pastry chef to find out why.
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Add This Soda To Blackberry Jack Daniel's For A 2-Ingredient Cocktail Worth Sipping
Blackberry Jack Daniel's and this soda are a sweet way to make a quick cocktail that's just as fitting for post-work relaxation as it is for serving guests.
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The NYC Restaurant That's Apparently Haunted By Over 20 Ghosts
One restaurant in New York City is supposedly haunted by several ghosts, some of them famous, and diners report seeing apparitions while they eat.
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The Best Chain Hot Dog Comes From This Upscale Burger Spot
Hamburgers and hot dogs go hand-in-hand like summer and barbecues. While many burger joints don't offer hot dogs on the menu, this place serves up the best.
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Ditch The Basic Coke: Pair Jack Daniel's With This Instead
If you want to give your regular Jack Daniel's and Coca-Cola a noticeable flavor upgrade, there's one change you should make to the classic mixed drink.
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For Deeply Flavorful Burgers, Add A Dash Of This Liquid To Your Meat Mix
There are many ways to add flavor to your burgers, but a quick dash of this flavorful liquid is easy and sure to please even the most finicky palate.
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To Make A Whiskey Sour Like Martha Stewart, You'll Need This Game-Changing Ingredient
When Martha Stewart makes a whiskey sour, the lifestyle entrepreneur doesn't stick to the standard recipe. Here's how she upgrades the classic cocktail.
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Butter Or Oil? How Each Fat Impacts Your Brownies' Taste, Texture, And Appearance
Some brownie recipes call for butter, while others call for oil. One makes the baked goods cakey, while the other makes them fudgy. Here's what to know.
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Skip The Salt! For A Burger With Perfect Flavor, Add This To Your Ground Beef Instead
Burgers for dinner are typically a welcome delight, whether pan-fried or grilled. Elevate those burgers by swapping out your salt for this ingredient.
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The NYC Restaurant Serving Up Massive Cuts Of Prime Rib Since 1885
New York City certainly has its fair share of steakhouses, but not many have been open for nearly 150 years. It also serves massive steaks, so get visiting.
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Anthony Bourdain's 'Happy Place' In Chicago Was The GOAT (Pun Intended)
Anthony Bourdain was never quiet when he liked a restaurant, and this happy place was one he adored. From the food to the chef, Bourdain was a fan.
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Single Malt Or Blended Scotch: Which Should You Choose?
Single malt and blended Scotch whisky differ in distillation, region, and overall taste. Which one you might prefer depends on a number of factors.
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Sip On Audrey Hepburn's Favorite Scotch Without Breaking The Bank
Like many stars of the era, Audrey Hepburn enjoyed a bit of Scotch after dinner, and you can find this old-school bottle today for under $50.
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