Is It Rude To Ask A Restaurant To Change The TV Channel?
If you've ever wanted to ask a restaurant to change its TV channel but worried it'd be rude, our take on this might offer you some relief. Or not, it depends.
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The Worst Frozen Meal From Stouffer's Isn't What You'd Expect
Stouffer's has been selling frozen dinners since 1954, and while the brand offers many options, they aren't all good. This one was the worst of the 14 we tried.
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Do You Know Who Actually Owns Crumbl Cookies?
Crumbl Cookies experienced a meteoric rise to fame over the last few years. Its founders still play a role in the company, but they're not the only owners.
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The Kirkland Spread That We Wish Costco Would Bring Back To The US
Kirkland's dupe of this popular sweet spread is still available in other countries, so why can't we buy it in the U.S.? Here's why they should bring it back.
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Here's What To Look For When Thrifting China Dishes
Thrifting china dishes can be a delightful adventure; you never know what you'll find. Here's what to look for when hunting for china in thrift shops.
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The Juicy, Old School BBQ Meat That Came Before Beef And Pork
Next barbecue, set the beef to the side and reach for an even more classic grilling option. It's a tougher meat than beef, but well worth the effort.
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How To Craft Your Very Own Tea Garden Right In Your Kitchen
A kitchen tea garden yields the possibility of fresh herbs for tea whenever you want them. Here's how to start your own kitchen tea garden today.
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The Lesser-Known Pizza Chain Known For Its Indian Fusion Pies
If you love Indian food and love pizza, you won't want to miss this delicious fusion chain restaurant that combines the best of both cuisines.
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Where To Order The Best Grilled Cheese Sandwich In Every State
Grilled cheese sandwiches are a classic comfort food with endless customization options. Discover where to get the best cheesy bite in every state.
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Did Costco Discontinue This Fan-Favorite Bread Option?
Costco has too many products worth buying to name, but one of its best was this fan-favorite bread. However, to the sadness of its fans, it may be discontinued.
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Why The Internet Is Convinced Aldi's Diet Cola Is The Perfect McDonald's Diet Coke Dupe
If you often stop at McDonald's for Diet Coke, you might want to swing by Aldi instead for this dupe, which is surprisingly similar in flavor and much cheaper.
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Don't Toss That Dry Chocolate Cake — This Easy Trick Revives Moisture (And Flavor)
Save your delicious cakes from going to waste too soon with a trick that not only keeps them tasting fresh longer, but also levels up their flavor.
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Trader Joe's Food Storage Bags Are Miles Better Than Ziploc
Unlike Ziploc bags, which are often used once (although you can rinse and reuse them), Trader Joe's silicone food storage bags are more durable and versatile.
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The Absolute Worst Place To Try To Grow Your Cucumbers In Your Garden
Cucumbers are easy to grow in your garden, provided you know exactly where to plant them, and where not to. Here's one spot to avoid, according to an expert.
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Julia Child's Trick For Lighter, Fluffier Pumpkin Pie
Julia Child learned how to bake the fluffiest pumpkin pie from her Aunt Helen, and thankfully, you can recreate this recipe's magic with one clever mixing tip.
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The Struggling Chain Restaurant That Made A Huge Comeback
The pandemic unfortunately caused many restaurants to close their doors. But this chain in particular has had a remarkable comeback. Here's why.
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Skip The Oven And Cook Your Next Chicken Pot Pie This Way
A good chicken pot pie is a simple, filling meal that warms you up no matter what. Next time, instead of the oven, use this kitchen tool to make one.
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The Walmart+ Membership Perk That Scores You Free Fast Food (With A Catch)
If you're a Walmart+ member, the benefits extend beyond the store. You may be able to get a free burger from this fast food chain, just read the fine print.
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Alton Brown's Secret To Flavorful Cabbage Adds An Irish Flair
Add a soft, honey-like taste to your cabbage just like Alton Brown does for an Irish-inspired flavor profile. All you need is one ingredient.
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The Oldest BBQ Restaurant In Texas Has Been Around Since The 1800s
Austin and Houston may be known for their barbecue scenes today, but the oldest operational barbecue joint in Texas got its start in a small town in the 1860s.
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9 Pepperidge Farm Cookies Ranked Worst To Best
Pepperidge Farm is to thank for many of the delicious cookies we see on grocery store shelves today. Here are favorite our picks, from Milano to Chessmen.
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The 1970s Fast Food Fish Sandwich That Couldn't Keep Up With Competitors
The Filet-O-Fish isn't the only fish sandwich game in town. In decades past, another popular fast food giant introduced a fish sandwich of its own.
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Costco Discontinued This West Coast Food Court Item, But You Can Still Make It At Home
Costco's food court is legendary for its surprisingly delicious (and cheap) menu. This West Coast item may not be around anymore, but you can make it at home.
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No More Soggy, Slimy Mushrooms: Store Them Like This
Mushrooms are magical ingredients, able to accomplish many tasks and improve many dishes. If you buy too many, though, make sure you store them properly.
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Give Store-Bought Coleslaw A Spicy Twist With This Secret Ingredient
Say goodbye to forgettable coleslaw and mix things up by adding one delightfully spicy ingredient to amp up your typical store-bought slaw mix.
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10 Vintage Cooking Tips To Try
While some vintage cooking techniques are probably best to be left in the past, others are pretty handy and can totally be used today in your kitchen.
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Kimchi Actually Pairs Perfectly As A Pizza Topping And Here's Why
You can put just about anything on a pizza if you know how to pair it right, and that goes double for spicy, crunchy kimchi. Here's what you should know.
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