The Store-Bought Turkey Label You Should Avoid
Buying a turkey at the store can be intimidating, but while some differences don't really impact your turkey there's one label you should definitely avoid.
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Why Grocery Store Apples Have That Thin Layer Of Wax
The wax coating on your apple acts as a protective barrier against pests and helps retain moisture, ensuring it remains crisp from the orchard to your kitchen.
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Why Are Name-Brand Snacks So Inexpensive At The Dollar Store?
Dollar stores employ many strategies to keep prices low, such as offering name-brand products in smaller sizes and bulk buying from suppliers.
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What Company Makes Costco's Kirkland Brand Scotch?
Costco's Kirkland Scotch: Get behind the label to the surprising origins, quality assurance, and why it's North America's best selling whisky at just over $50.
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Open Vs Closed Expiration Dates: How To Read Your Food Packaging
Confusing closed dates with open dates can lead you to eat expired items or waste perfectly good ones, so it's critical that you know the difference.
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How To Bend The Rules To Get Trader Joe's Delivered To Your Home
See the creative workarounds for getting your Trader Joe's goodies delivered, from personal shoppers to online resellers, and explore the pros and cons of each
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Should You Buy Steak From Costco?
Delve into the pros and cons of buying steaks from Costco, from pricing to quality, discover if it's the right choice for your steak cravings.
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The Role Of Your Beer Glass Is More Important Than You Think
Our journey charting the history of beer glasses takes us on a trans-Atlantic voyage starting in England around 1920 and takes us to present day.
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The Ultimate Guide To Knives: When And Why We Use Each Type
Since knife work is such a crucial part of cooking the food you enjoy, it's important to know how each one is different and how they should be properly used.
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