Once A Lunchbox Staple, This Processed Meat Quietly Disappeared Right Under Our Noses
There is one deli meat that used to be ubiquitous at the lunch table, but it seems to have fallen out of favor in recent years. Here's what to know.
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Turn Chicken Pot Pie Into A Creamy Soup For The Ultimate 4-Ingredient Comfort Meal
Keep dinner cozy by transforming a simple chicken pot pie into a warm, rich, creamy soup. All you need are four ingredients for a fabulous dish.
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Why We Always Avoid Ordering Coleslaw From This Chain Restaurant
When done right, coleslaw is a delightful, tangy, and crisp addition to most any meal. This chain's disappointing take on the side dish misses the mark.
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I Tried 9 Oreo Flavors And Ranked Them From Worst To Best
There are so many Oreo flavors out there that it's hard to choose our favorite. We tried the most common Oreos to find the best cookie and creme combo.
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Never Toss An Almost Empty Honey Jar Without Doing This First
The next time you're struggling to get the dregs from a nearly empty honey jar, employ this hack before tossing it out. It's a tasty way to reduce waste.
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The Ethical Reason Some Shoppers Avoid Cashew Milk
There are so many alternative milks on the market these days. But cashew milk has attracted some controversy, and some ethically minded shoppers are boycotting.
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The Iconic Seasoning Potato Lovers Need To Keep On Hand
There are many ways to jazz up your potatoes, but one of the easiest (and tastiest) ways is to sprinkle this seasoning all over them.
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How To Use Instant Coffee To Give Your Granola A Burst Of Flavor
Bored of your granola? Liven up your granola routine by giving the breakfast treat a boost of energy from instant coffee. Here's how to make it happen.
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The Best Type Of Mushroom For Hearty Mushroom Steak
A hearty, juicy mushroom steak, the type that actually requires a steak knife, is just a meal away if you choose the right mushroom for the job.
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Remember Lucille Ball's Iconic Chocolate Factory Episode? The Company She Practiced At Is Still Around Today
As far as classic American TV goes, you can't beat "I Love Lucy." The legendary show's star Lucille Ball even filmed an episode at this real-life candy factory.
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The Quirky Vintage Steakhouse Chain That Made Dining Feel Like An Adventure
Steakhouses can range from fine dining to wild-west gimmicks, but this defunct '90s chain truly embraced an adventurous outdoor theme while serving up sirloins.
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This Common Keurig Mistake Is Sabotaging Your Coffee's Flavor
Keurigs are a lifesaver for many since they quickly make coffee while you handle other business. Just make sure you're not doing this, or suffer bad coffee.
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9 Publix Bakery Items, Ranked
The Publix Bakery is known for its drool-worthy, tasty treats. We tried a variety of them to find out which ones are the best and have a new favorite.
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The Forgotten '70s Countertop Appliance That Cooked Everything From Fried Chicken To Casseroles
Your mother or grandmother probably had this countertop appliance in the 1970s. Here's why it was a crowd favorite, and why you don't see many of them any more.
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The North Korean Fast Food Chain That Takes Inspo From McDonald's
You won't find American fast food chains like McDonald's in North Korea, but there's still one restaurant serving up hamburgers, fries, and even waffles.
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The Costco Fruit Reddit Says You Should Skip
Buying bulk produce at Costco isn't always the best move if you won't be able to finish it all before it goes bad. But this fruit is an extra-risky buy.
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Elvis Loved To Frequent This Mississippi Hole-In-The-Wall
Like a well-preserved time capsule, this historical venue hasn't changed much since the days Elvis Presley enjoyed it. And it leaves behind a mysterious legacy.
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The Forgotten Ohio Fast Food Chain That Only Your Grandparents Remember
If you were born after the late 1980s, you probably never experienced this country-style restaurant in its heyday, but we can remember it through the photos.
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The Simple Solution For Bland Store-Bought Queso Is Already In Your Pantry
Nothing beats freshly made queso, but if you opt for a store-bought variety, you may need to fix the bland taste with one flavorful addition.
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David Rose Has The Absolute Best Tip For Preventing Tough Prime Rib Meat
Tough prime rib meat is a culinary bummer. David Rose has a wonderful tip to make sure your prime rib comes out as tender and juicy as you want it.
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Never Store These 2 Vegetables Together, Here's Why
Vegetables are frequently enjoyed together in recipes, but there are two veggies that should never be stored with one another. Here's how to save your produce.
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The Tastiest Way To Use Up Leftover Pumpkin Pie Filling
If you're stuck with too much pumpkin pie filling, its utility goes far beyond baked desserts. You can use it as the base for sweet and refreshing beverages.
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8 Secret Menu Dairy Queen Blizzard Flavors You Need To Know About
Take your next frosty treat order off-book and try these secret menu Dairy Queen Blizzard combinations. These thick, creamy desserts taste great in any season.
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You've Been Tasting Wine Wrong If You're Ignoring This Major Environmental Detail
When you're tasting wine, the environment certainly matters. Here are some tips you should keep in mind to maximize your wine-tasting experience.
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Mars Owns This Iconic Savory Food Company. Do You Know Which One?
Mars Inc. owns more than just candy companies. Among its many companies, the conglomerate owns a brand of rice that might already be in your pantry.
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The Absolute Best Pepperidge Farm Cookies On Store Shelves
Pepperidge Farm is an iconic food brand that makes a range of cookies that are practically gourmet. But one stands out from the rest as the best you can get.
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King Henry VIII Regularly Enjoyed This Medieval Version Of The Turducken
The turducken is a treasured, albeit strange, dish, but it's not the first of its kind. Believe it or not, King Henry VIII was a fan of the medieval version.
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