How Long Is Fruit By The Foot, Really?
Fruit by the Foot is a lengthy fruit snack, but is it as long as its name implies? A little eyeballing and some measurements reveal the truth.
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Why Adding Just A Pinch Of Salt Can Transform Your Hot Chocolate
Whether you're whipping up a custom, from-scratch cup of hot cocoa or mixing a packet into boiling water, a simple pinch of salt can make your treat better.
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The Best Gifts For The Wine Lover In Your Life (Besides A New Bottle)
Wine lovers know good taste and it can be hard selecting a fabulous gift for one, so we turned to the experts for their recommended and surprising picks.
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Keep Grilled Food Warm For Hours With This Genius Cooler Hack
Keep freshly barbecued food warm for longer by repurposing a trusty cooler. It's a great and easy go-to when you're nowhere near an indoor oven.
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This Secret Ingredient May Be The Reason Why Chick-Fil-A's Chicken Is So Delicious
Why is Chick-fil-A's chicken so delicious? That crisp, flavorful breading is the foodstuff of legends, and it may all be thanks to this secret ingredient.
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The Worst Possible Days To Shop At Whole Foods
If you want to get the best product discounts and deal with the least amount of crowds, there are certain shopping days you should avoid at Whole Foods.
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The Comfort Dish Keith Richards Always Had To Eat Before Taking The Stage
Rolling Stones member Keith Richards isn't just a lover of music. His love for one traditional Irish dish is so strong it became part of his pre-show routine.
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10 Easiest Fruits To Grow In A Small Garden
You don't need a ton of space to grow a beautiful garden full of seasonal produce. Here are some of the easiest fruits to grow, according to experts.
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Jell-O Shots Can Be Made In Advance Of Your Party. Here's How Long They Last
If you're making Jell-O shots for a party, feel free to make them well ahead of time -- this is how long you can keep them before they lose their shape.
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How To Instantly Boost The Flavor Of Your Texas Roadhouse Meal — Without Spending A Dime
Use this free hack to amp up the flavor of any Texas Roadhouse dish, from appetizers like a Cactus Blossom or good ol' bread and butter to a juicy steak.
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How A 361-Foot Taco Made History In One Mexican City
When you think "taco," you don't typically thing "long." But one Mexican city made history with a taco that measured a whopping 361 feet.
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How Much Liquor Can You Add To Homemade Ice Cream?
Liquor can really level up your homemade ice cream, but to find out how much is too much, Chowhound spoke with an executive pastry chef for the scoop.
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Avoid A Messy Mistake When Making Frozen Burgers In Your Air Fryer
Making burgers in your air fryer can be super convenient but also quite messy. Here's how to avoid a time-intensive cleanup when cooking air fryer burgers.
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The Timeless Fruit And Peanut Butter Combo That'll Level Up Your Next Sandwich
Peanut butter sandwiches are a staple, but there's a way to elevate your next one that'll introduce new flavor and texture thanks to a trusted old combo.
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Can't Find The Perfect Utensil Holder For Your Kitchen? Check This Section Of Your Local Thrift Store
This budget-friendly kitchen hack will help transform your cluttered drawers into organized countertop storage using one unexpected thrift store find.
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What Time Does Taco Bell Stop Serving Breakfast?
Taco Bell fans know that the urge for the Bell can hit any time, including the breakfast menu items. So, what time does breakfast end at Taco Bell?
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Sugar Cookies Are The Perfect Canvas For Edible Egg Yolk Paint
Edible yolk paint is the perfect way to decorate a range of baked goods, but sugar cookies provide an easy canvas that even amateurs can decorate beautifully.
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15 Hidden Gems In Trader Joe's Freezer Aisle
With the store's long list of viral items, it's easy to overlook some of its hidden gems, but these unsung heroes are definitely worth seeking out.
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How Many Michelin Stars Does Chef Heston Blumenthal Actually Have?
Heston Blumenthal is one of the world's most groundbreaking chefs, gracing us with snail porridge and meat fruit. Here's how many Michelin stars he has.
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The Timing Mistake Everyone Makes That's Keeping Your Mushrooms From Getting That Perfect Sear
Mushrooms lacking that charred, seared finish aren't the best to eat, but the secret to getting this trick right may just be in the timing.
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5 Costco Kirkland Signature Brand Olive Oils, Ranked Worst To Best
Costco offers members a few different options of olive oil, and after trying them all, we decided which ones are the best and worst for all your cooking needs.
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Tired Of Cord Chaos? A Scullery Could Be Your Kitchen's Best-Kept Secret
Keep your kitchen counters clear of cords by using a scullery to organize your appliances. Here's how to store your gadgets to avoid pesky wires in your space.
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The Spanish Way To Make Tomato Soup 10x Better
A simple, run-of-the-mill tomato soup can transform into something richer, thicker, and creamier if you take inspiration from this Spanish dish. Give it a try!
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This Chicken Dish At LongHorn Steakhouse Can Be Ordered Gluten-Free: Here's What You Need To Know
Gluten can be a pretty difficult protein to avoid, but there's a flavorful chicken dish at LongHorn Steakhouse that can be made gluten-free.
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This One Simple Move Will Make Your Grilled Cheese Melt Like A Dream
What's more disappointing than a perfectly golden grilled cheese with cold, hard cheese in the center? Thankfully, there's an easy way to avoid such a mishap.
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The Dark Chocolate Mix You Need For Gourmet Ice Cream
Homemade dark chocolate ice cream depends on the chocolate element. For a strong and complex flavor, there are two ingredients you'll want to blend in.
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The Key To An Even More Flavorful Sugar Cookie Is In Your Liquor Cabinet
If you're looking to give your trusted sugar cookie recipe an upgrade, consider pouring this spirit into the dough for a sweet, oaky, and vanilla-like depth.
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