The Staggering Amount Of Beef Texas Roadhouse Butchers Process Every Year
Texas Roadhouse is known for its steaks above all else, so it makes sense that the chain would go through a staggering amount of beef. Here's exactly how much.
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Will Seltzer Hydrate You As Much As Regular Water?
If seltzer is your drink of choice, you may be wondering if it hydrates you as well as regular water. We asked a medical professional for the truth.
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We Asked Hormel The Best Way To Store Bacon
Hormel gave us the scoop on the best way to store an open pack of bacon, and it doesn't involve merely folding the packaging over and sticking it wherever.
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Why This Popular Chain's Green Beans Don't Taste Like Grandma's Anymore
This popular restaurant chain has been the subject to much backlash, and the reason its green beans don't taste like grandma's anymore is no exception.
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This Unique Distillery Is Turning Crabs Into Whiskey
Brands will make booze out of all kinds of ingredients, but one United States distillery has taken inspiration from a particularly crafty crustacean.
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We Asked 12 Chefs To Tell Us The Most Unexpected Thing They Keep In The Freezer
We asked various chefs to tell us their tips and tricks when it comes to utilizing freezer space. Here are the unexpected items they have in their freezers.
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The Scientific Reason Some People Can't Handle Raw Tomatoes
Tomatoes might be a common ingredient in a slew of popular recipes, but not everyone can handle what's inside. Here's the scientific reason why.
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Why It's Actually Tricky To Make Dim Sum Vegan
Featuring many small dishes, dim sum is a popular meal in Chinese cuisine, but it's not easy to make vegan. If you want to though, we asked an expert for tips.
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Restaurant Vs Café: What's The Actual Difference?
If there's something restaurants and cafés have in common, it's serving food and drinks. Here's how to tell whether you're visiting one or the other.
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Martha Stewart's Worst Coffee Experience Isn't One You're Likely To Share
Martha Stewart probably doesn't encounter sub-par beverages on the daily, but she had a terrible coffee experience for a while, one you're unlikely to share.
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President John F. Kennedy Absolutely Loved This Breakfast
Have you ever thought about what presidents eat for breakfast? For John F. Kennedy, mornings were a time for one dish in particular. Here's what to know.
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The Creamy German Butter That Brings A Taste Of Europe To Your Kitchen
French and Irish butters have been claiming the spotlight for years now, but a popular German brand is bringing something unique to grocery store shelves now.
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Peanut Butter Soup Is The Simple And Rich West African Comfort Food To Try This Fall
There's always a new soup to try, no matter how many you've made in years past. This fall, give the West African peanut butter soup a try.
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The Exact Number Of Seconds It Takes To Perfectly Toast A Piece Of Bread
Most people have a toast preference, whether it be basically untoasted or just shy of burned. However, science seems to have settled on a perfect slice.
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The Rich Origins Of How Neapolitan Ice Cream Got Its Name
Neapolitan ice cream may seem to suggest a Neapolitan origin, but there's much more to the name and story of this iconic triple-flavored dessert.
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17 Creative Additions For Overnight Oats
Overnight oats are a great breakfast option for busy mornings. If your regular overnight oats recipe is a bit stale, try adding some unique ingredients.
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The World's Most Expensive Cheese Comes From An Unexpected Animal
The priciest cheese you'll ever try doesn't come from cow milk, goat milk, or even sheep milk -- and it's only produced at one small nature reserve in Serbia.
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The Rare Honey That Tastes Just Like Bubblegum
Believe it or not, this rare type of honey doesn't taste like the average jar you can find on grocery store shelves. In fact, it actually tastes like bubblegum.
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The Cooling Step That Might Be Ruining Your Corn On The Cob
If you're preparing to make a batch of buttery corn on the cob, make sure to avoid this cooling step. It may be the reason your entire meal is ruined.
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How To Keep Microwave Mac And Cheese Cups From Getting Watery
Sick of cooking the handy microwavable mac and cheese cup and ending up with goopy, cheesy slop? Well, this hack will keep your dinner from getting watery.
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Ironically, The Best Fast Food Chain Soft Serve Ice Cream Isn't Even Real Ice Cream
We ranked several fast food chains' soft serve ice cream options. Ironically, our winning cone technically doesn't even consist of real ice cream.
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This Fairlife Milk Copycat Passes The Taste Test According To Aldi Fans
If you're looking for a more affordable version of Fairlife milk that rivals it in flavor, check out this Aldi dupe of the popular dairy product.
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Tennessee Is Home Of The Little Debbie Park, Where It's Safe To Play With Your Food
The Little Debbie brand has been on top of the snack cake game for over 60 years. It also built one of the most fun parks in the country in Tennessee.
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The Ohio-Based Grocery Retail Giant That's Taking Over America
Many people have favorite grocery chains, whether it be a big box giant or a local store. This grocery chain is trying to pull some of those customers away.
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Why White Bread Is The Simple, Yet Iconic Side Always Paired With Southern BBQ
White bread has long been a staple on every plate at any backyard barbecue or Southern restaurant. But how did this side earn this coveted spot?
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Why Is Kroger Suddenly Struggling? What To Expect
Kroger is closing multiple store locations across several of its brands in 2025, but there's a silver lining for budget-conscious consumers in the process.
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Dolly Parton's Favorite Food To Eat Every Day Is Honestly So Relatable
Despite being a country superstar, Dolly Parton's favorite food is surprisingly humble, considering it's one that most Americans love and eat regularly.
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