This Questionable Vintage Coffee Jell-O Recipe May Actually Have Potential
A 1904 recipe combines coffee with a fruity Jell-O flavor. Considering coffee jelly's historic popularity in Japan and New England, we're intrigued by the idea.
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Say 'I Do' At This Iconic Oregon Donut Chain That Hosts Weddings
Interested in an unconventional but super sweet wedding ceremony? A famous Oregon donut chain hosts (and caters) weddings at 11 locations around the country.
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High Rye Vs High Corn Bourbon: What's The Difference?
Every bourbon blend is a little bit different. Corn and rye are two essential ingredients in this spirit, and different proportions mean a different flavor.
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The Bar Food Favorite That Dates Back To Medieval France
Bar food can range from traditional to new and unusual. This cheesy staple, however, is a favorite that dates back to Medieval times.
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Do All Frozen Foods Have Preservatives?
In today's health-conscious world, many people are more aware of what's in their food. And you might be wondering if all frozen foods have preservatives.
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Why Nobody Buys Frozen Orange Juice Anymore
Frozen orange juice seemed like a staple in most families' kitchens for decades. Now, it seems like no one is using frozen from-concentrate juice.
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The Absolute Best Day To Shop At Publix
If you're wanting to get the best deals at Publix while also avoiding major crowds, you should visit Publix on this specific day. Here's why.
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The Secret Menu Fries You Never Thought To Order At Outback Steakhouse
Outback Steakhouse has lots of great appetizers to choose from, but a secret menu hack combines two of its most delicious options to create a super appetizer.
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Why Gas Station Hot Dogs Have A Risky Reputation (And Why They Deserve It)
Those brave enough to risk eating a gas station hot dog might regret their decision. Here's why the gas station hot dog has a deservedly poor reputation.
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Craving Better Fried Eggs? Hummus Might Be The Secret Touch You're Missing
A good pair of fried eggs is a difficult breakfast to beat, until you realize you can just make your fried eggs better by adding some hummus.
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How To Build A 'Survival' Lunch Box Using Gas Station Staples
Road trips and long shifts at work require quick, convenient, and nutritious sustenance. Build a well-rounded "survival" meal with gas station fare.
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This Cheesy Zucchini Hack Is Changing The Sandwich Game
For those following a special diet or are just sick of regular old bread, this hack will bring a new zest to any average BLT, hoagie, or sub.
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Is Bread Cheese A Type Of Bread Or Is It Cheese?
Ever heard of bread cheese and wondered what it is? Here's why this traditional Nordic dish has this name, how to make it, and ways to enjoy it.
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The Snake-Infused Whiskey That's Only For The Most Daring Drinkers
If you've ever wanted to make your whiskey feel a little more dangerous, then try whiskey that's been infused with a live snake in the bottle.
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Avoid Buying This Beer Gadget Unless You Love High-Maintenance Projects
Right alongside home brewing, owning a kegerator or beer cooler is at the top of many beer-lover's wish lists. But they might be more hassle than they're worth.
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The Big Hot Pockets Product Change That Made Customers Furious
Hot Pockets are a classic microwavable snack that have hardly changed since their inception, but one tweak to the formula had customers outraged.
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What Does Ferrero Rocher Actually Mean? How The Iconic Chocolate Brand Got Its Name
The Ferrero Rocher name is certainly iconic, but there's actually a long history behind what exactly inspired the beloved chocolate brand's name.
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The Supermarket Trend You Should Look For On Your Next Grocery Run
You may have noticed that grocery stores like Whole Foods and Publix are following certain supermarket trends. Here's why this particular trend is so popular.
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Ditch Your Toaster For The Best Frozen Waffle Breakfast Of Your Life
You might not think twice before popping frozen waffles in the toaster. However, for the crispiest and toastiest waffles, use this cooking method instead.
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Never Store Alcohol In This Spot In Your Kitchen (Even If It's The Most Convenient)
Alcohol might seem like a fairly spoil-proof consumable, but if you store yours in this corner of your kitchen, it could be affecting the product.
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The Quick Way To Make A Pizza Without Having To Use An Oven Or Dough
It's hard to replicate pizzeria quality at home. If you're willing to reinvent the metaphorical wheel, you can make your own ultra-easy pizza.
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Did Chick-Fil-A Really Invent The Chicken Sandwich?
Chick-fil-A's slogan states that it invented the chicken sandwich. Is it true that this fast food giant was the first to create this iconic dish?
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This Hilarious Ramen Hack Makes For A 5-Star College Dorm Meal
When you think of ramen, you probably think of poor college students, but with a little creativity, you can hack your noodles into something better.
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Can This Viral McDonald's TikTok Order Really Cure Your Migraines? The Internet Thinks So
TikTok has a wild solution for every problem under the sun. Now, social media users are claiming one McDonald's order is a hack to get rid of migraines.
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What's The Difference Between RumChata And Baileys?
RumChata and Baileys Irish Cream share a similar flavor profile, but these creamy liqueurs have some key differences that can impact your favorite cocktails.
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Why The Azalea Is The Official Masters Tournament Cocktail
The Azalea is a coral-colored cocktail that has become a staple of the Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia. Here's the story behind the drink.
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Did One Man Really Convince McDonald's To Stop Using Beef Tallow?
McDonald's french fries used to be cooked in beef tallow, but a man adamant about heart health may have greatly influenced the chain's switch to vegetable oil.
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