This Is What Vegas Buffets Do With Leftovers
The Las Vegas buffet is a treasured hallmark of any trip to the Nevada desert, but they generate tons of leftovers. Here's what the buffets do with them.
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The US State That Consumes The Most Spam
Spam just might be the most famous canned meat in the United States, and one state in particular can't get enough of this processed pork and ham product.
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Your Tuna Tartare Is Missing These 15 Genius Ingredients
Tuna tartare has a fresh and delicate balance, and these 15 ingredients will elevate its pristine quality in taste, while maintaining its simplicity.
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Can You Grow A Root Beer Plant At Home? What To Know
Soda lovers who enjoy the taste of root beer might be interested to know that there's a plant that tastes like the beverage. But can it be grown at home?
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Are Twinkies Vegan? Here's What You Need To Know
Twinkies have long been a shelf-stable sweet treat that most people think are vegan, but are they actually plant-based? Here's what you need to know.
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Gordon Ramsay's Favorite Breakfast Food Is Surprisingly Simple
If you thought Gordon Ramsay's go-to breakfast would be glamorous, you'll be surprised to learn it's a filling food that's easy to make and easier to dress up.
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Ina Garten's Go-To Chocolate Candy She Loves To Use As A Hostess Gift
Trying to pick out the perfect gift for your friend's dinner party? Here's the sweet treat that Ina Garten typically presents to gracious hosts.
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Coca-Cola Has Been Scientifically Proven To Be A Cure For This Medical Condition
Too much Coca-Cola might be a one-way ticket to some health issues, but there's one medical condition its been scientifically proven to help cure.
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The Vintage Fried Chicken Chain From Iowa That Could Have Been As Big As KFC
KFC used to compete with another fried chicken chain, but the vintage fast food spot is no longer open today. Here's why it went out of business.
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Bobby Flay's Favorite Restaurants In Italy
Italy is one of Bobby Flay's favorite food destinations, and he even has a Food Network show about it. Take a look at some of his favorite Italian restaurants.
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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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10 Defunct '90s Restaurant Chains That Should Have Stuck Around Longer
A lot of things marked the '90s, including a handful of unique but now shut-down restaurants people miss. Here's a list of the ones we wish were still around.
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Fans Of Bold Flavors Need This Caribbean Seasoning In Their Arsenal
Spicing up your food routine in new ways is a must, and there's no better way to do that than to employ new spice blends, such as this one from the Caribbean.
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You Can Save Apple Seeds To Grow Your Own Tree, But Here's Why You Might Not Want To
Having your own apple tree would be incredible if you love this fruit, but if you save an apple seed to grow a tree, the results may be disappointing.
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14 Of Martha Stewart's Favorite Kitchen Design Tips
Martha Stewart has plenty of ideas about what makes a well-designed kitchen. Discover her best design tips to make your kitchen more functional and inviting.
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What Makes Pickles Fresh Packed?
You may have noticed the term "fresh packed" on pickles in the store and wondered what it means. Here's what to know about fresh packed pickles.
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What's The Difference Between The Ft. Worth Ribeye And Bone-In Ribeye At Texas Roadhouse
The Texas Roadhouse menu features both a Ft. Worth ribeye and a bone-in ribeye steak. What are the key differences between these two popular cuts?
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13 Mexican Desserts Everyone Should Try At Least Once
From churros to chocoflan, Mexican desserts are irresistibly sweet and delicious. Everyone should try these iconic desserts from Mexico at least once.
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What Makes Sicilian Pizza Different From Neapolitan?
In the U.S., pizza has evolved into unique regional styles, but Italian originals like Neapolitan and Sicilian are where it all began. Here's how they differ.
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How Long Can Hard Boiled Eggs Safely Sit On Your Counter?
If you've just made some hard-boiled eggs, you may be wondering how long they can be kept out on the counter. Here's how long you can safely leave them out.
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Which US State Eats The Most Candy? The Answer Might Shock You
In the United States, the candy industry is huge. But some states consume more candy than others. Here's why this US state in particular buys so much of it.
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14 Tips For Baking Better Scones
Scones are harder to make than they look, but fear not, as we consulted baking experts to bring you the top tips and tricks you need to know for baking a batch.
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No Garden Space? No Problem. These 16 Veggies Can Be Grown In A Pot
You don't need a ton of space to start a garden. Many plants, especially certain types of vegetables, can grow pretty well in a container garden.
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Can You Eat Bananas After They Turn Black?
Bananas can go from a perfectly ripe yellow to dark brown or black in the blink of an eye. But does that mean the banana is rotten and no longer safe to eat?
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12 Different Types Of Potatoes, Explained
You might think any ordinary potato will do the job regardless of the recipe, but the numerous types of spuds around each have unique properties and uses.
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Why You Might Want To Think Twice Before Making Sun Tea
Sun tea is a delightful and refreshing drink that feels perfect for summer, but there are some hidden risks to this recipe that you need to avoid.
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Why Pineapple Sometimes Burns Your Tongue — And How To Prevent It
Eating pineapple can be a painful experience for some, but if you suffer with burning or tingling alongside that sweetness, here's how to avoid it.
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