Tomato Juice And 7-Up Are The Stars Of This Vintage 1950s Mocktail
Mid-century modern produced a ton of wild furniture, but the 1950s also created their share of wild mocktails. Take a sip of this forgotten classic.
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Turn Peanut Butter Into Decadent Popsicles In Only A Few Simple Steps
Creating your own delectable peanut butter popsicles at home is easy with just a few additional ingredients and, crucially, a decent stretch in the freezer.
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The One Genius Hack To Up Your Moka Pot Game
You may think your moka pot game is as good as it gets, but this one ingenious hack will ensure your flavors are always top-notch and your brew is ready fast.
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The Country With The Most Expensive Eggs Actually Isn't The US
The United States may use a nigh-incalculable amount of eggs, but it isn't the country with the most expensive eggs. That accolade goes to this country.
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The Best Way To Store Carrots Requires This Important First Step
Carrots are a kitchen staple, but one drawback is that they don't hold their crunch if stored improperly. Enter the secret to keeping your carrots fresh.
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Give Vanilla Ice Cream A Serious Flavor Boost With This Seasoning Blend
Vanilla ice cream can sometimes be a little... vanilla. If you're looking to make your cold, sweet treat new and exciting, you need to try this.
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This 3-Ingredient Sandwich From The '30s Might Make You Do A Double Take
The 1930s culinary world was dominated by the effects of the Great Depression. This led to some interesting recipes, including this three-ingredient sandwich.
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The Elegant Coffee You Can Make At Home That Feels Like It's From A Cafe
There's one elegant but easy to make Viennese coffee that will taste just like it's been made at a fancy coffeehouse. Here's how to whip one up.
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What Is The Foodie Capital Of The United States?
There's one U.S. city that foodies everywhere will love to visit, with its Michelin-star restaurants, fresh food, farmers markets, and affordability.
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A Magical Thing Happens When You Add Jell-O To Cake Mix
Jell-O can transform your standard cake mix into a delightfully moist, soft, and flavorful dessert you'll love. Here's how to incorporate it.
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The Miniature Kitchen Tool That Makes Nearly All Your Cooking Much Easier
Cooking can be a tiresome and time-consuming task, no matter how much you love it. Make your next recipe easier with one of these miniature kitchen tools.
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The Reason Oat Milk Is So Smooth And Creamy — And What That Means For Your Cooking
Oat milk is a perfect substitute for cow's milk in lattes, and can often stand in for dairy when cooking; however, it isn’t ideal for every recipe.
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How To Choose The Right Mexican Beer For An Authentic Chelada
When making a chelada, the beer you use is vitally important. Happily, there is a simple way to make sure you are using the right type of Mexican beer.
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