Does Sonic Serve All-Day Breakfast?
Sonic doesn't just serve burgers, shakes, and hot dogs; it offers a wide breakfast menu for your morning needs. But can you get Sonic breakfast all day long?
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This Underrated Cabinet Design Blends Classic And Contemporary Style
Whether you're planning a full kitchen remodel or are just updating the cabinets, consider going with this style for a classic yet modern look.
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Turn To Tofu For A Vegetarian Tuna Salad With A Twist
You can use tofu in place of the buttery fish to give your tuna salad a vegetarian, or even a vegan, twist. Here's what to keep in mind when doing so.
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Store-Bought Cottage Cheese Not Creamy Enough? Try This
If your cottage cheese feels grainy and lumpy, give this hack a go. It will transform the curds into a silky smooth spread that you can use in so many ways.
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10 Most Overpriced Items On The McDonald's Menu
McDonald's has some serious profit margins when you consider the cost to make these foods at home. Skip ordering these items and opt for homemade to save money.
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Alton Brown's Secret To Great Pumpkin Pie Has A Cookie Twist
Pumpkin pie is pretty delicious as it is, but there are ways to boost it further. Alton Brown's tip makes the pie even more flavorful and easier to whip up.
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The Corn On The Cob Hack That Makes Lathering It With Butter Effortless
Getting butter evenly into all those nook and crannies of a corn cob isn't always easy. Luckily, there's a very simple hack that can make the job a breeze.
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The South Korean Noodle Brand That Was Once Banned In Denmark For Being Too Spicy
Spice level is a subjective matter, but some foods can be hot enough to make an entire country ponder on their legality. Such was the case with this noodle.
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The Creamy Condiment That Gives Gourmet Flavor To Chocolate Cake
The trick to chocolate cakes that are more moist, rich, and tender lies in one classic condiment that you use for sandwiches. Don't knock it 'til you try it!
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Julia Child's Breaded Chicken Trick For Perfectly Crispy Crust
If you're trying for a deliciously crispy crust on your breaded chicken, look no further than this trick by chef and French cooking icon Julia Child.
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21 Old-School Dining Etiquette Rules No One Follows Anymore
While some of these rules are still followed in fine dining settings, many of them have become antiquated as society has become less formal as a whole.
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Are Squash And Tomatoes Companion Plants?
Whether you're a seasoned gardener or have a newly discovered green thumb, it's important to make sure that you plant your garden with companion plants in mind.
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The Best Ingredient To Add To Your Sloppy Joe Sauce For A Tangy Bite
Sloppy Joes are a tasty meal, but who says you can't amp them up a little bit? Here's the ingredient you should add to transform the flavor of your sloppy Joe.
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9 Best Places To Drink Bourbon At Disney World
For anyone who appreciates America's native spirit, Disney has become a surprisingly stellar destination. Here are the best places to enjoy a glass of bourbon.
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The Disadvantage Of Using A Bamboo Steamer That Can Ruin Your Entire Meal
Using a bamboo steamer can lead to some deliciously authentic meals from the comfort of your own home. However, there is one disadvantage that can ruin them.
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Philadelphia's Undying Love For Tomato Pie Goes Way Back
Philadelphia's tomato pie is more than your average pizza. Dive into the history behind this Philly classic, and learn how to prepare it at home.
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This Whiskey Named After Elvis Is Honestly One Of The Worst Of All Time
Elvis Presley may have been "The King," but this whiskey named in his honor is far from royalty. Instead, it made our list of the worst whiskeys of all time.
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How A Steak Restaurant's Sides Can Determine The Quality Of The Whole Menu
The steak itself isn't the only indicator of quality at a steakhouse. The sides can also tell you a lot about a restaurant's attention to detail.
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Martha Stewart's Go-To Store-Bought Mayo
Martha Stewart can surely whip up some mayonnaise from scratch, but there's one popular store-bought brand she turns to for an instant scoop.
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The Old School Kitchen TV Trend Is Back, But How Will It Fit Into Your Design?
Old school televisions have been popping up in kitchens again. While a whole tube TV might take up too much counter space, there are other options available.
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Joanna Gaines' Baked Pasta Is Like Grown-Up Mac And Cheese
If you loved mac and cheese as a kid, then you'll absolutely love this baked pasta dish from Joanna Gaines. Here's why it's such a crowd-pleaser.
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Martha Stewart's Ice Water Tip For The Crispiest Fried Chicken
Martha Stewart's secret to cooking tender and moist fried chicken requires a bit of patience, but the incredible result is worth the wait.
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The Old School Chain Restaurant That's Secretly A Seasonal Decor Hotspot
You may not have to wander far to find tasteful vintage decor for every season. This chain restaurant offers charming items you won't find elsewhere.
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Alaska's Must-Visit Fast Food Gem That's Beloved By Locals And Tourists Alike
A trip to Alaska wouldn't be complete without visiting a particular fast food gem beloved by locals since the 1950s (and sure to please tourists, too).
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The Complete Guide To Cooking With Quinoa
We asked the experts how cook, eat, and store quinoa, an exceptionally versatile and healthy superfood that pairs well with both savory and sweet flavors.
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Here's The Sizzling Secret That Makes Chili's Fajitas So Iconic
Seeing a sizzling, steaming platter of Chili's fajitas is an iconic experience at this chain eatery. You might be surprised by what causes the showy effect.
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Ray Charles Once Called This Restaurant Chain's Chicken Fried Steak The Best He'd Ever Had
Ray Charles loved good, old-fashioned Southern cooking. This restaurant chain served what he described as the best chicken fried steak he'd ever had.
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