The Worst Time To Order Raising Cane's, And When To Go Instead
Raising Cane's is one of the most popular chicken fast food chains, and for good reason. But if you want to avoid long wait times, here's when you should visit.
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The Pan-Free Way To Make Fried Rice In An Instant
No pan, no problem. It's easy to make fried rice without turning on the stovetop. All you need are your ingredients and this kitchen appliance.
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The Common Appliances That Are Famously Absent From In-N-Out's Kitchens
So what does In-N-Out Burger have that makes it so amazing? Perhaps the question should be, what does In-N-Out not have? The answer may surprise you.
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Rick Steves' 15 Best Budget Food Tips Every Traveler Should Know
Traveling can take a toll on your wallet, especially if you love to try different foods while abroad. Rick Steves has some great budget food tips for travelers.
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Eat Like The King At This Florida Restaurant Where Elvis Dined On Hot Dogs
Elvis Presley had very specific tastes when it came to food. When he liked something, you knew it. That includes the hot dogs at this Florida restaurant.
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Avoid Buying Your Frozen Dinners From Hungry Man Brand Or Risk A Textural Nightmare
We tried nearly a dozen popular frozen dinner brands, and the two Hungry Man meals we tried didn't leave us remotely satisfied. Here's why they missed the mark.
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The Story Behind Marilyn Monroe's Apple-Forward Namesake Cocktail
This New York City bar developed a Champagne and apple brandy cocktail named after Marilyn Monroe, and the idea started with one iconic movie scene.
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9 Expensive Walmart Snacks That Are Worth The Splurge, According To Reviews
Not all of Walmart's expensive snacks are worth the splurge. We read the reviews to find out which ones customers like to stock up on the most.
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The Old School Dessert Julia Child Transformed Into A Savory Cocktail Appetizer
Julia Child transformed this classic vintage dessert into a delicious appetizer by turning the filling from savory to sweet. Here's how to make it yourself.
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You Can Still Dine At The Oldest Pizza Chain In The US
The oldest pizza chain in the U.S. has a rich history beginning after World War II, and you can still dine at many of its locations to this day.
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The Florida Food Truck Serving Up Canada's Most Iconic Dish
You might be surprised to find this Canadian dish in Florida, but this food truck makes one of the best renditions in the game. Here's why it's worth a trip.
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The One-Off French Laundry Dish Created Just For Anthony Bourdain That 'Embarrassed The Hell' Out Of Him
In 2002, Anthony Bourdain had the honor of dining at The French Laundry, helmed by Thomas Keller. Keller created a dish just for Bourdain that made him blush.
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Why Walmart's Great Value Orange Juice Is One Of The Worst Glasses We've Ever Poured
Great Value, one of Walmart's store brands, has plenty of products we love, but we recommend skipping the orange juice. Here's why we dislike it so much.
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No One Pairs Whiskey And Steak Better Than This Iconic Omaha Steakhouse
Omaha is well-known for having amazing steaks, but this steakhouse has a trick up its sleeve involving whiskey that makes its offerings among the best.
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Don't Skip This Florida-Based BBQ Chain On Your Next Road Trip
This Florida-based chain is known for its brisket, pulled pork, and "barbecue ministry." Find out how smoked meat and charity work made it come to life.
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How To Layer Foods In A Slow Cooker For Perfect Results Every Time
For the best slow cooker results, you need to layer the ingredients in the cooker in the proper order. Here's how to stack for the tastied finished dish.
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Asparagus Takes On The Greatest Flavor When Using This Unexpected Seasoning
If you're looking to spruce up your everyday asparagus recipe, try adding this unexpected seasoning. Here's why the flavor works so well with asparagus.
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Fine Vs Premium Chocolate: What's The Difference?
There are many chocolates on the market, all at varying qualities. Some of the best, fine and premium, are similar in some ways, but different where it counts.
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The Best Fast Food Pickle We've Ever Had Comes From This Fried Chicken Chain
Pickles can make or break a sandwich, so we tried 14 fast food pickles to find the best one. This fried chicken chain knocked the topping out of the park.
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What To Assume About Every Recipe That Uses Brown Sugar
When you see brown sugar called for in a recipe, there's one safe assumption you can make about the ingredient. Ignore this, and your ratios could be off.
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The Food City Anthony Bourdain Once Said He Could Eat In For The Rest Of His Life
One of Anthony Bourdain's favorite food cities intersects ancient and modern culinary traditions, and it's a must-visit destination for any foodie.
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How Long To Steam Broccoli Without Losing That Bright Green Color
Steamed broccoli is the perfect side, so long as you don't cook it until it's pale and mushy. Here's how long to cook your florets for best color and texture.
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What Kind Of Tequila Is The Absolute Smoothest?
There are many kinds of tequila out there, and that's without considering all the brands. If you want the smoothest, you need to shop for this type.
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Give Your Next Breakfast A Tex-Mex Spin With Quesadillas Benedict
Eggs Benedict are a delicious, though time-consuming, way to start your day. Next time, rather than using English muffins as the base, use quesadillas.
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The Absolute Best Beef For Old School Sloppy Joes
Ground beef simmered in a sweet and savory sauce is the most crucial part of a sloppy Joe. For the best version of the hearty sandwich, use this type of beef.
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Why You May Want To Skip The Lime For Your Next Gin And Tonic
Order a gin and tonic at a bar and chances are it comes with a lime. But is that really the best garnish for the classic cocktail? We asked two experts.
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If You Can't Find Mirin Rice Wine, Try This Wine As A Substitute
If your recipe calls for mirin but you can't find it at the grocery store, there's a wine that you can use instead, but it may surprise you. Here's why.
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