The Restaurant Pizza Brand That's Hiding On Costco Shelves
Want to bring a taste of Chicago home? This famous pizzeria founded in 1943 is now selling its triple pepperoni deep dish pizza at none other than Costco.
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The 'Bland' Protein At Chipotle Many People Avoid Ordering
Chipotle has a plethora of delicious protein options for your burrito bowl. However, this option is infamously bland, leading many to avoid it altogether.
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Nothing Is Stopping You From Transforming Chicken Piccata Into Meatballs
Sick of making chicken piccata the normal way? Breathe new life into the recipe with this fun, unique twist and make it into meatballs instead.
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What It Actually Means When Your Meat Is Labeled 'Produced In USA'
If you find meat at the grocery store that's labeled "Produced in USA," it might not actually mean exactly what you think it does. Here's what to know.
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Costco's Original Location Was Once Owned By A Famous Aerospace Engineer
Plenty of celebrities have openly expressed their love for Costco. However, did you know that the chain's original location was owned by an aerospace engineer?
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The Edible Part Of A Squash Plant That's Often Overlooked
When you're cooking up squash, you probably didn't realize that you might be missing out on a significant portion of the vegetable that you can actually eat.
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Does Krispy Kreme Still Use Its Original Donut Recipe From The 1930s?
Krispy Kreme has been around for almost 100 years. But has that iconic donut recipe changed since then? Here's what we know about the history of the recipe.
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12 Jimmy Dean Breakfast Sandwiches, Ranked
Jimmy Dean is renowned for its wide selection of breakfast sandwiches, but with so many options, how do you choose? We tried the most popular to find the best.
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The Wine Etiquette Mistake You Need To Stop Making At Restaurants
When it comes to restaurant wine etiquette, you don't have to be perfect. But there's one wine etiquette mistake you should stop making today.
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Why Your Kitchen Needs A 'Dishwashing Triangle' For Easier Cleanup
If you want your kitchen cleanup to be as easy as possible, you should always be following the expert-approved "dishwashing triangle" rule. Here's why.
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President Jimmy Carter's Favorite Dessert Was A Throwback To His Peanut Farming Past
President Jimmy Carter took pride in his peanut farming past, and it definitely showed when it came to his very favorite dessert made by his wife.
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This Fruity Taiwanese Drink Only Takes 2 Ingredients To Make
This sweet, creamy, and refreshing drink from Taiwan is super easy to make. Though it only needs two ingredients, you can tweak the drink to make it your own.
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The Absolute Best Sides For Chicken Cutlets
Chicken cutlets are very versatile, so you can experiment with a wide range of sides. Try some of these side dishes for chicken cutlets that everyone can enjoy.
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These Underrated Eggs Are Your Secret Weapon For Stable Meringues, Macarons And Soufflés
If you want your baked goods to be even more stable, you should try using these underrated eggs that will also add rich flavor to your favorite dishes.
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Review: Wendy's New Tendys Chicken Tenders Are Fresh, Flavorful, And Here To Stay
Wendy's has joined the chicken tenders game by releasing Tendys, complete with six new dipping sauces. We placed an order to find out if they're any good.
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How To Grill Elk Without Drying It Out
Elk might seem like a daunting meat to grill, but once you know how to cook it without drying it out, you'll want to make it all the time.
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Avoid These 6 Mistakes When Cooking New York Strip Steak
The marbled fatty flesh, beefy flavor, and perfect balance of tenderness make this steak one of the best. But only if you prepare it properly.
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Take Your Tastebuds To Disney World With Our Dole Whip Recipe
Our version of Disney World's Dole Whip is a no-fuss recipe that requires only 5 ingredients to create a creamy soft-serve whip that is sweet and tangy.
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This NYC Pizzeria Was Crowned 'Best In The World' By Italians
While pizza might be an Italian dish, it turns out that some discerning Italians think that this New York City restaurant makes the best pizza in the world.
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The 9 Best Cinnamon Rolls In NYC
New York City has more than just pizza and street food to claim as the best. The cinnamon rolls in the city are out of this world, and these are the best ones.
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Why Kirkland's Popular Halloween Candy Pack Might Not Be The Best Choice
Rather than pick up the Kirkland Signature candy pack, these Costco candy alternatives are sure to please the most trick-or-treaters this Halloween.
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9 Ways To Incorporate Pistachio Into Your Next Dessert
Pistachio might not seem like an easy flavor to use, but it can work with many different foods. Here are some of the best ways to use it in your sweet treats.
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If Hot Toddies Aren't Your Thing, Try One Cold
Hot toddies are an iconic toasty drink for the chilly months, but you don't just have to drink them hot. Instead, try serving up a cold version of the cocktail.
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No, Anthony Bourdain Was Never An 'Iron Chef,' But He Did Have This Connection To The Show
Anthony Bourdain showcased a chef from "Iron Chef America" on one of his popular TV shows, and even enjoyed a privately prepared meal from him on camera.
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Did Krispy Kreme Really Put Potatoes In Its Donuts?
You may have heard a rumor that Krispy Kreme donuts contain potatoes. That rumor isn't totally off base, but the truth is more complicated than you might think.
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What's The Best Wood For Smoking Sausage? That Depends On The Flavor You're Looking For
When it comes to smoking sausage, there is no single best wood to use. It all depends on what type of flavor you want to infuse into your meat.
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Support Education With Each Sip By Purchasing These Student-Made American Wines
These university viticulture and enology programs offer student-made wines for sale, with profits going back to education. This model serves the future of wine.
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