Scrub Daddy Vs Scrub Mommy: Is There Even A Difference?
Scrub Daddy and Scrub Mommy sponges are strikingly similar. So much so that it causes us to wonder, is there even a difference? Or is it just a gimmick?
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Ginger Rogers' Favorite Post-Rehearsal Meal Was A Classic Southern Dish
Ginger Rogers surely worked up an appetite while rehearsing dance numbers with Fred Astaire, and there's one dish she craved at the end of the day.
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Julia Child's Iconic Version Of Cranberry Sauce Gets A Boost From These Flavorful Ingredients
Give your cranberry sauce new life by preparing Julia Child's flavor-packed take on the classic holiday condiment that features these four ingredients.
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8 Foods You Thought Were High In Protein (But Actually Aren't)
Maintaining a high-protein diet is a great way to stay full between meals, but it's important to know which foods actually contain enough protein.
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The Old-School French Chicken Dish That's Too Flavorful To Stay Forgotten
When you're not sure what to do for dinner, consider giving chicken a classic French twist. This flavorful spin will have you making it again and again.
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You Won't Believe How Much A Carton Of Eggs Cost In 1980
High egg prices have been a hot topic over the past year, but you might be surprised to learn how much a dozen of them cost in 1980.
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The Day Whiskey Punch Nearly Brought Down The White House
In the White House's history, there are few days as infamous as the one in which a revelrous crowd nearly demolished the place. Here's what to know.
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How Eel Pie Became A Vintage British Favorite Then Suddenly Disappeared
Discover the fascinating history of the rise and fall of eel pie. This street food was once a common sight in London and is now almost impossible to find.
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What's The Difference Between A Cookie Sheet, A Baking Sheet And A Sheet Pan
Are cookie sheets, baking sheets, and sheet pans all the same things? An expert explained what sets them apart and shared tips for buying and using them wisely.
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The Minty Cocktail President Theodore Roosevelt Used To Charm His Cabinet
President Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt absolutely adored this minty cocktail. In fact, he loved it so much that he often used it to charm his cabinet.
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This Old-School Star Wars Cereal From The '80s Had A Fun Surprise Inside
One Star-Wars-themed cereal from the 1980s was inspired by a lovable character, and it featured a special surprise inside for those who bought a box.
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The Underrated Old-School Casserole My Grandma Made On Repeat
Casseroles have long been a staple of American home cooking, so there are many you may not have tried. This old-school casserole should be top of your list.
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Here's Why There Are Always More Hot Dogs Than Buns In A Package
Though it may be frustrating when you're grabbing groceries for your next barbecue, there actually is a reason there are more hot dogs in a pack than buns.
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How Bread Bowls Went From A Medieval Staple To A Match Made In Heaven For Chowder
Bread bowls are a popular way to serve chowder, but they had to move through both Medieval history and U.S. history to become a chowder-serving staple.
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The Giant Potato Supplier Behind Most Fast Food Fries (Including McDonald's And Burger King)
Find out which supplier provides the fries for McDonald's, Burger King, and more, dominating the American fast food industry’s frozen potato market.
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Can You Use Clorox Wipes To Clean Kitchen Countertops? What To Know
Before reaching for the Clorox wipes to clean your kitchen countertop, wait a second! Make sure that this is the best choice for your type of counter.
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The Southwestern Gas Station Chain Famous For Its Fried Burritos
If you're driving through the Southwestern U.S., you might want to stop at this gas station chain founded in New Mexico in 1956 for its famous fried burrito.
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Why Cloudy Apple Juice Might Actually Be Better For You Than Clear
While you may be accustomed to reaching for the clear apple juice on grocery store shelves, opt for the cloudy kind next time. It's better for you!
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The Old-School Appliance You Don't See In Kitchens Much Anymore
Some vintage appliances come and go, and then come back. Others, like this old-school drink-making item, aren't found much anymore in modern kitchens.
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The Old-School Ice Cream Drive-In Still Serving Nostalgia By The Scoop
If you thought car hops and curbside service were lost to time, visit this vintage ice cream drive-in serving up sweet memories and sweeter scoops in Indiana.
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The Staggering Amount Of Money Kirkland's 300+ Products Make Per Year
Costco's house brand, Kirkland, offers hundreds of everyday products. It brings in an enormous amount of money while keeping prices low for customers.
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Mississippi Delta Hot Tamales: The Traditional Mexican Cuisine Wrapped In Southern Roots
Discover this spicy take on a Mexican classic that has several origin stories, blending Mexican tradition with Southern flavor in the Mississippi Delta.
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The Change Gordon Ramsay Absolutely Refuses To Make To His Restaurants
As a celebrity chef, Gordon Ramsay must have high standards when it comes to his restaurants, and there's one growing menu trend that he refuses to engage with.
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The Chilling Reality Of Listeria Contamination In Frozen Foods
Listeria is a type of bacteria that can cause extreme illness, but it tends to be more durable than other types of bacteria when it contaminates frozen food.
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The Hands-Down Best Brewery Tours In The US
These brewery tours offer behind-the-scenes insight, exclusive beer tastings, and unique craft brews that are worth considering when planning your next holiday.
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What Happens To Your Body If You Accidentally Eat An Unpopped Popcorn Kernel
Whether you're at the movies or at home, munching on popcorn inevitably means biting down on an unpopped kernel. Find out what happens to your body if you do.
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The Japanese Method Of Handling Fish Right As It's Caught That Makes Your Sushi So Delicious
Preparing raw seafood requires a great deal of finesse, and sushi and sashimi restaurants often serve fish that have been broken down using this technique.
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