Don't Throw Out Those Coffee Grounds! Use Them As A Natural Mosquito Repellent Instead
Coffee grounds have a surprising number of uses around the home, so instead of tossing them in the garbage, toss them in the garden to repel mosquitoes.
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10 Unique Types Of Watermelon You'll Want To Taste This Summer
Not all watermelon comes large, green, and pink inside. Here are 10 unique types that you should go out of your way to try this summer while they're ripe.
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How Long Are Trader Joe's Gift Cards Good For?
If you've recently found an old, unused gift card for Trader Joe's shopping, don't fret! You may still be able to use it despite its age and inactivity.
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Is That Real Cheese On Those Jimmy Dean Breakfast Sandwiches?
Jimmy Dean breakfast sandwiches are a lifesaver in the mornings, but have you ever wondered whether they're made with real cheese? Here's the scoop.
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Shipwreck Casserole Is The Retro Meal Perfect For Cleaning Out The Fridge
Not sure what to make for dinner when your fridge is looking a little sparse? Take inspiration from the 1940s shipwreck casserole and combine these ingredients.
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Where Anthony Bourdain Ate Italian Beef On Every Trip To Chicago
Anthony Bourdain knew that the Italian beef sandwich is a cornerstone of the Chicago culinary world. Here's where he always went for one in Chi-Town.
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How The Betty Crocker Cookbook Did Potato Salad A Little Differently
It feels like there are as many potato salad recipes out there as there are people, but Betty Crocker's old recipe is certainly unique amongst them.
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The Easy Hack To Get Your Cucumbers To Soak Up More Salad Dressing
Use this simple hack for much more flavorful cucumber slices in your salad. This trick will allow them to soak up the most dressing for a burst of flavor.
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How Texas Proved A Cheap Beer Can Be Just As Tasty As A Craft Brew
Not everything is bigger in Texas, including this brew's price and taste. But it didn't need bold flavors to finish high in our ranking of cheap beer brands.
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The Sneaky Way Hotels Know If You Use The Minibar
Hotel minibars are full of tempting drinks and snacks, but how can establishments tell if you grabbed one, whether you consumed it or not? Here's what to know.
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10 Mistakes You're Making With Fresh Corn
Fresh corn is best when it's in season during the summer. Take a look at the common mistakes most people make when preparing fresh corn and how to fix them.
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The US Law That Makes Sure Our Peanut Butter Is (Mostly) The Real Deal
How do you know that your jar of peanut butter is actually made from peanuts? Turns out, the FDA has strict regulations for what classifies as peanut butter.
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Why You Shouldn't Can Meatballs
Despite the fact that you want to can those delicious meatballs and save them for later, there's potentially dangerous reasons explaining why you shouldn't.
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10 Canned Toppings That Belong On Your Next Burger
Add convenience and flavor to your next cookout by using canned toppings on your burgers for hassle-free gourmet creations straight from your pantry.
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This Chain Quietly Turned A Local Hawaiian Meal Into A Global Favorite
If you've ever gone for a plate of Hawaiian barbecue outside of Hawaii, you have this chain to thank. Plate lunches can now be found across the globe.
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10 Discontinued Oreo Flavors We Wish Would Return To Store Shelves
You can't go wrong with a classic, but Oreo has offered so much more over the years with unique discontinued flavors that we think should make a return.
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The Old School Canned Spread That Was Once The Star Of Dinner Parties
Food tastes change, and there have certainly been some weird trends over the years. However, this once-popular old school canned spread may be worth trying.
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This Iconic Vintage Candy Was Originally Made With Machinery From WWI
Vintage candies go down in history for plenty of reasons, mostly taste-related. But one iconic treat was originally made with machinery from World War I.
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How To Pick A Watermelon Using One Simple Clue Based On Its Skin
We've all heard ways to tell if a watermelon is ripe or not, but which methods are accurate? Here's a simple ripeness clue based on the watermelon's skin.
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How Costco And Einstein Bros. Bagels Used To Be Connected
Despite being seemingly detached from each other as of 2025, retailer Costco and cafe chain Einstein Bros. Bagels used to be connected in a big way.
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Why The World's Most Expensive Peanut Butter Costs Well Over A Grand
The most expensive peanut butter you can buy costs over a thousand dollars, but the people who purchase it aren't just using it on their toast.
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The Cow Cheese Substitute That Tastes Better And Might Be Easier On Your Stomach
Cheese is a delicious part of many meals, but it doesn't always agree with our stomachs. Try out this tasty cow cheese alternative instead that may help.
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Here's Why Some Recipes Call For You To Deseed The Cucumber
If you've ever wondered why exactly a recipe may call for deseeding your cucumbers, we asked an expert to help us solve the mystery.
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The Royal Spud Gordon Ramsay Loves For Any Type Of Potato Dish
There's one potato chef Gordon Ramsay turns to for just about any potato dish he makes. It's delicious, and it's only grown in one place in the world.
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Anthony Bourdain Couldn't Stand Deep Dish Pizza Until He Went To This Chicago Spot
Though he had a pretty strong dislike for Chicago-style deep dish pizza, Anthony Bourdain was won over by this one restaurant's take.
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Why Skipping Oil In Your Nonstick Pan Is A Mistake
Nonstick cookware seems foolproof, but one widely believed shortcut might be doing more harm than good. Here's why it matters more than you think.
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10 Lesser-Known Tiki Cocktails To Order When You Want To Branch Out
Classic tiki drinks are great to sip on a hot summer day, but there are many lesser-known tropical-inspired cocktails beyond the Zombie and Piña Colada.
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