Putting The Lipton Tea Worm Rumor To Rest Once And For All
Are there really worms wriggling around in your Lipton tea bags? We uncovered the truth of this creepy tea rumor from 2016 so you can safely sip your tea again.
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How Long To Boil Potatoes For Fluffy, Creamy Or Firm Results
How long you need to boil your potatoes for depends on the end result you're going for. Here are all the best tips on boiling potatoes from three experts.
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Don't Skip This Hole-In-The-Wall BBQ Joint In South Carolina Loved By Locals
It may not be the oldest restaurant in this South Carolina town, but this barbecue joint has earned a reputation for its unforgettable pork ribs and sides.
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Illinois' Oldest Restaurant Is A Pre-Civil War Institution You Don't Want To Miss
Originally a bar and restaurant in a wagon shop, this tavern in Illinois' Lake County opened in 1847 and still serves delicious food in a lively, rustic space.
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10 Things You Should Never Clean With Vinegar
Vinegar is a popular non-toxic cleaning option, but it isn’t the solution for everything. Here are the surfaces and appliances that could be damaged by vinegar.
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The Old School No-Bake Cake You Will Want To Eat In One Sitting (And It Is Super Easy To Make)
Turn off that preheated oven and instead reach for the ingredients of this old school no-bake cake. You'll be going in for seconds, and thirds...
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Does It Really Matter Which Way Your Utensils Point In The Dishwasher?
When you're loading your dishwasher, do you point your utensils up or down? An expert has the answer on which way is the correct way to load the appliance.
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How To Authenticate Vintage Pyrex
Ready to find out if that Pyrex you found on the thrift store shelf is authentic? There are some trusted tricks to try to be sure it's the real deal.
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Helen Keller's Favorite Food Was An All-American Staple
Helen Keller is an iconic, historical figure known for persevering through multiple hardships. Lesser known is her favorite food, which might surprise you.
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The Hands Down Best Indian Restaurant In Every US State
Depending on where you're traveling, you might find it tough to find a good Indian restaurant. Here's the best one in your state, according to reviews.
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The Costco Kirkland Signature Coffee That's A Near-Perfect Starbucks Copycat
If you're looking for a Starbucks copycat at Costco, you'll be happy to know that there are Kirkland Signature coffee beans that do the job.
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5 Store-Bought Chicken Pot Pies, Ranked Worst To Best
Chicken pot pie is a classic, with meat, crust, and gravy combined to satisfy your hunger. See which store-bought chicken pot pie we liked the most.
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How To Easily Mash Potatoes (Without A Masher)
You don't need a masher to mash potatoes, but you do need some patience, and potentially some other handy kitchen tools. Here's how to make a great batch.
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The Air Fryer Egg-Cooking Method You Should Avoid Unless You Want To Clean Up A Gooey Mess
There are endless recipes to try in an air fryer, but certain egg dishes can turn disastrous if you don't follow these expert-approved tips.
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How To Substitute Fresh Pumpkin For Canned (And Vice Versa)
If you're making that perfect pumpkin pie or soup, you have a choice between fresh pumpkin puree or canned pumpkin. Here's how to swap between the two.
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Grow Your Own Onions With A Budget-Friendly Dollar Tree Bucket Hack
These sturdy and inexpensive plastic tubs from Dollar Tree can save you loads of money when container gardening onions. Here's how to use them.
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The Vintage Dessert That Is Too Impressive To Leave In The Past
It wobbles and shimmers with more layers than your therapy journal. The gelatin salad is the peacock of vintage desserts, and it's making a comeback.
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The Hands-Down Best Cookie On Costco's Shelves
Costco's bakery is churning out a ton of sweet treats, including cookies. After trying and ranking a handful, we concluded that this one is the absolute best.
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Review: Taco Bell X Frank's RedHot Menu Brings The Heat With A Side Of Crispy
Crispy Chicken returns to Taco Bell with a fiery collab. The four limited-time menu items combine Crispy Chicken with the new Frank's RedHot Diablo Sauce.
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Why A Cold Oven Is The Best Method For Perfectly Baked Bacon
You can't beat oven-baked bacon. But to achieve perfectly cooked strips, whether you prefer them crispy or chewy, you should always start with a cold oven.
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Don't Skip Buying This $12 Aldi Kitchen Gadget If You Can Get Your Hands On It
Aldi has announced the return of a beloved kitchen gadget that goes for only $12, notably less than what bigger-name brands charge for a similar product.
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Save Drawer Space With A Dollar Tree Solution For Storing Measuring Spoons
Get your measuring spoons out of a crammed, crowded drawer and out in the open with this simple but effective storage tool from Dollar Tree.
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Creamy Mexican Spaghetti Is Only A Few Ingredients Away
When you're in the mood for pasta with a Mexican twist, all it takes is a few simple ingredients. Here's the decades-old dish you should know about.
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The Fast Food Salad We Avoid Every Time We Eat Out
This salad sounds good on paper, but it's lackluster and uninspiring at best. If you care for freshness, texture, and taste, you'll want to avoid it, too.
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Classic Pink Squirrel Cocktail Recipe
The Pink Squirrel cocktail requires just three ingredients to make, and it packs an ultra-creamy, nutty, and slightly chocolatey punch.
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Here's How Long You Should Cook Fried Green Tomatoes In The Air Fryer
Fried green tomatoes are full of fresh flavor in a crunchy, golden crust. When you don't feel like using a skillet to cook them, the air fryer can do the job.
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22 BBQ Joints Every Meat-Lover Should Visit In Texas
If you love barbecue -- and who doesn't? -- you'll want to visit these can't-miss spots that deliver some of the best brisket, ribs, and sausage in Texas.
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