The US Brewery Trend I Can't Wait To See Everywhere
Ever since this beer trend gained traction nearly a decade ago, it has continued to grow with breweries taking more creative risks and reaping the rewards.
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The One-Ingredient Upgrade That Transforms Sauteed Spinach
If you’re tired of the same old sauteed spinach, consider adding this underrated spice to your next pile of leafy greens. It may just be the kick it needs.
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The Hands-Down Best Roasted Vegetables Don't Make This Common Mistake
For roasted vegetables that are perfectly crispy and brown instead of limp, soggy, and disappointing, avoid making this common roasting mistake.
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Move Over Dollar Tree: Why Some Shoppers Are Choosing This Budget Store Instead
Some shoppers are skipping Dollar Tree for this budget store instead. Here's what's so appealing about this new dollar-plus store on the block.
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The Giant Japanese Supermarket Chain Known For Its Food Court And Specialty Groceries
This Japanese supermarket is expanding across the U.S., offering everything from convenience-store snacks to freshly made ramen and desserts.
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The One Thing You Should Ask At A Restaurant To Get Better Service
This small yet important question is the one thing you should ask in order to receive better service at a restaurant, according to a former server.
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What To Know Before Choosing A Kitchen Countertop Color
The color of your kitchen countertop is more than just an aesthetic choice. There are several important factors to consider before you pick one.
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Baked Beans Taste Better With One Sweet Canned Ingredient
If you love baked beans, you're probably a fan of their hint of sweetness. Why not add an extra layer of sweetness with this tasty ingredient?
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The Ingredients For Homemade Dishwasher Detergent Are Already Hiding In Your Kitchen
To make a homemade dishwashing detergent that's just as good as anything at the store, you only need a few simple ingredients you likely already have on hand.
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The Award-Winning Cookies To Grab On Your Next Aldi Run
Discover Aldi’s award-winning cookie doughs for soft, chewy, and perfect cookies that are easy to make for weeknight desserts or last-minute treats.
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It Turns Out You Don't Need To Use More Coffee Beans To Get Stronger Coffee
Discover the simple technique researchers found that boosts coffee strength and flavor while using fewer beans, no extra fancy equipment needed.
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The US Italian Restaurant That Giada De Laurentiis Loves
Food Network chef Giada De Laurentiis certainly knows how to spot a great Italian restaurant. You can find one of her all-time favorites in Los Angeles.
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Don't Throw Out Your Pasta Water — Freeze It Instead
Instead of pouring your pasta water down the drain, you should freeze it and save it for future use. Here's how it can come in handy later.
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'A Fabulous Deal': The Costco Item Shoppers Don't Leave The Store Without
There are plenty of can't-miss items at Costco, but if you make a lot of soups or broth-based dishes, you won't find a better deal on this grocery staple.
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The Damaging Kitchen Mistake You Could Be Making When Washing Produce
Skipping this small step when washing your fruits and vegetables could damage your kitchen plumbing, costing you time and money down the line.
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For A Bun-Less Burger That's Not Lettuce, Try This Genius Swap
When swapping the bread bun in your burger, you want a swap that's sturdy and won't get soggy. This veggie fits the bill perfectly (and no, it's not lettuce).
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Your Burger Needs More Crunch. We Found The Perfect, Unexpected Topping For That
Texture can make or break a burger. And considering all those soft, juicy, and saucy elements in there, this crunchy topping will add a much-needed contrast.
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Wait, Aldi Sells Trader Joe's Products? (Yes, But Not In The US)
Step into a European Aldi, and you just might find some Trader Joe's products scattered throughout the store. In U.S. Aldi locations, though, no such luck.
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The Italian Touch Your Mac And Cheese Is Begging For
Macaroni and cheese might be a classic American comfort food, but there are countless ways to make it your own, including by giving it an Italian twist.
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If You're Thinking About Buying A Coffee Maker With A Built-In Grinder, There's One Thing You Need To Know
There's nothing quite like a cup of coffee made from fresh-ground beans. Some coffee makers have a built-in grinder which has its pros and cons.
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Stop Normalizing This Aldi Produce Rumor — It's Simply Not True
You may have heard this popular assertion about Aldi floating around in regards to the store's product selection, but it's not necessarily based on facts.
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Little Richard's Hands-Down Favorite Snack Was A Humble Pantry Staple
Little Richard was a foundational rock star known for his flamboyant style, but his favorite snack was one he discovered before he rose to fame.
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The Sneaky Reason Why Pasta Always Tastes Better At Restaurants (And How To Achieve It At Home)
If your taste buds seem to tell you that restaurant pasta always tastes better than the pasta you make at home, they may not be wrong. Here's the reason why.
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The Hands-Down Best Way To Revamp Leftover Lasagna
Have a half-full tray of lasagna from last night's dinner still sitting in the fridge? Try turning it into this crispy, cheesy, and saucy hot snack.
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Are You Absolutely Sure You're Stacking Your Burger In The Correct Order?
Whether you consider yourself a burger-making professional or a grilling amateur, you might be layering your burger the wrong way. Here's how to do it properly.
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An Outsider's Look Into America's Enduring Obsession With Ranch
Ranch is a beloved condiment in the U.S., a constant presence felt everywhere. But what does America's love for ranch look like from an outsider's perspective?
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The Subtle Difference Between Cold Brew And A Coffee Cooler
Cold brew is a method of brewing coffee, but it's not synonymous with an iced coffee or a coffee cooler. Here's how to tell these chilled beverages apart.
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