This Is What Those Red Dot Stickers At Dollar Tree Mean
Frequent Dollar Tree shoppers may have started seeing red dot stickers on a number of items. Here's what these red dots mean for your shopping experience.
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Julia Child Liked To End Her Hamburger Dinners With A Fiery Dessert Pairing
When most people make hamburger dinners, they might their meals with a simple treat. Not Julia Child. Her post-beef dessert was decidedly fancier and flaming.
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Does Older Bourbon Always Taste Better? What Age Really Means
The taste of bourbon is influenced by several factors, including age. Does older bourbon always mean a better-tasting spirit? Here's what to know.
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Robert Irvine Swears By These 2 Simple Staples To Elevate Almost Any Dish
Chef Robert Irvine utilizes these two simple ingredients when it comes to elevating many dishes, and he swears by their flavor-boosting abilities.
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How To Get Thick, Velvety Froth From Soy Milk Every Time
If using soy milk is leaving your coffees with thin, unstable, and curdled-looking foam, chances are you're not frothing it properly. Here's how to do it.
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Texas Roadhouse's Unique National Competition Highlights The Chain's Commitment To Quality
Texas Roadhouse helms a unique national competition each year to showcase its commitment to quality and honor one of its key back-of-house roles.
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Bing Crosby's Old School Egg Dish Is Not For The Fainthearted
Singer and actor Bing Crosby had a favorite old school egg dish that was quite unique compared to the average egg connoisseur's dish of choice.
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How To Know When Scallops Are Done So You Don't Overcook Them
Scallops are tricky things that can go from buttery rich to rubbery if seared for a second too long. Here's an expert's advice on how to perfectly cook them.
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Who Actually Holds The Title For Inventing Fried Ice Cream?
The title for the inventor of the deliciously unique fried ice cream treat is one that is much debated. So, who really invented this deep-fried sweet treat?
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Why Canned Ribs Failed As A Concept
There are almost too many types of canned meats to name on grocery store shelves, but canned ribs are downright impossible to find in most places. Here's why.
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Where Does Aldi Source Its Coffee?
Almost everything in Aldi is a store brand. That's how the chain keeps prices low. Still, you might wonder where it sources some products, such as its coffee.
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One Of Marilyn Monroe's Favorite Foods Required No Prep At All
Curious about what Marilyn Monroe loved to eat? One of her favorite foods was this veggie, which she often ate during dinnertime and required no prep.
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The 10 Best Halloween Candy And Cheese Pairings, According To A Cheesemonger
Halloween candy and gourmet cheese may not seem like it goes together. However, there are 10 delicious pairings we can recommend that won't let you down.
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The Mistake That's Ruining Your Grilled Cheese Sandwich's Cheese Pull
As we learned exclusively from Harris Meyer, chef and owner of the Creamline restaurant, one mistake is ruining your grilled cheese sandwich's cheese pull.
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10 Old-School Summer Picnic Foods We Don't Really See Anymore
While having a picnic is still as popular as it once was, the foods we bring on it aren't. These old-school summer picnic foods just aren't around anymore.
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The Colorado Restaurant That Served Elvis' Favorite Sandwich
Elvis' favorite sandwich of all time was served up by this old Colorado restaurant, and if you want to make the sandwich for yourself, you can.
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Anthony Bourdain Couldn't Stand This Iconic McDonald's Favorite
Superstar chef and TV personality Anthony Bourdain loved food, but one fast food favorite he hated was this best-selling menu item from McDonald's.
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The Native American Dish That Became A Staple During The Great Depression
During the Great Depression, Americans turned to a Native American staple to fill their bellies at a time when there wasn't enough to go around.
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Can Butternut Squash Be Eaten Raw?
Butternut squash is creamy and delicious when cooked, but have you ever tried eating it raw? Here's what to know before you bite right into it.
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Why Browned Eggs In A Slow Cooker May Still Be Undercooked
Don't let that beautifully crusted top and golden edge fool you, those browned eggs you just cooked in your slow cooker might still be undercooked.
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Who Actually Owns Dr Pepper?
Dr Pepper has changed hands many times in the past, but there is a specific company that now owns the soda. Here's the brand behind the name.
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The South African Fried Chicken Chain That Built Success On A Secret US Recipe
One popular South African fast food chain that's known for its fried chicken found success after adapting a secret recipe from the U.S.
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Does Dollar Tree Accept EBT?
For those who use the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), the rules may be a bit muddy. We found out if Dollar Tree accepts EBT cards.
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17 Unique Hot Dogs You Can Find Around The World
Hot dogs are enjoyed around the globe, with every culture customizing them to their cuisine. Take a look at how different cultures serve this handheld snack.
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Elvis Turned A One-Time-Only Meeting With This Iconic Band Into A Massive Feast
The King of Rock and Roll Elvis Presley has only met this iconic band one time. However, the night turned into a jam session and massive feast.
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The Nostalgic Reason Maker's Mark Labels Itself Whisky, Not Whiskey
You may have seen Maker's Mark bottles labeled as "whisky" instead of the classic "whiskey." Well, there's actually a reason for this unique spelling.
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The Company That Owns Applebee's Also Owns Another Iconic Chain
Applebee's is synonymous with casual dining, especially at dinner, so you might be surprised by this other iconic chain owned by its parent company.
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