The Country That Produces The Most Cheese In The World Might Surprise You
When it comes to cheese, every country seems to have a notable favorite. But which country produces the most cheese, not just the best cheese?
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Stanley Tucci Opts For This Brand Of Tequila When Making His 3-Ingredient Tequila-Tini Cocktail
Actor Stanley Tucci moonlights as an amateur bartender on his social media, and he revealed his favorite tequila for his tequila-tini recipe.
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We Tried Shake Shack's New Dubai Chocolate Shake, And It's Even Better Than It Sounds
Dubai chocolate is a viral sensation. It didn't take long before Shake Shack joined the trend and created its own Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Shake.
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Here's Why You Don't See Old Country Buffet Locations Anymore
Old Country Buffet used to be a go-to spot if you had a hankering for anything and everything, but one day it vanished. Here's what happened.
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It Might Be A Hassle To DIY A BBQ Chicken Pizza At The Costco Food Court, But It's Totally Worth It
The Costco food court is home to some incredible deals (and equally amazing food). It doesn't offer barbecue chicken pizza, though. Here's how to make one.
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How To Make A Café-Style Frappe With A Store-Bought Coffee
Forget stopping at Starbucks for a Frappuccino. It only takes a few simple steps and ingredients to make a delicious frappe from the comfort of your own home.
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Don't Throw Out That Spent Paper Towel Roll. Use It For This Gardening Hack Instead
If you're starting a garden, whenever you finish a roll of paper towels, set the tube aside. Here's how the spent roll can be used for a genius gardening hack.
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The Reason The Real Wonka Chocolate Bars Were Discontinued
Wonka Bars are the signature chocolate of the movies based on Willy Wonka. Find out why these chocolate bars are not available for fans to buy today.
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The Bitter Truth About Tonic Water's Medicinal Beginnings
Tonic water has a bitter ingredient that has been used to treat illnesses for centuries. Take a look at the medicinal history of quinine and tonic water.
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The Simple Tip That Makes Mushroom Steak Sauce Deeply Rich
If you're grilling steak this summer, it's important to have a rich sauce to pair it with. Here's how to make an unforgettable mushroom steak sauce.
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The Definitive Ranking Of Every Texas Roadhouse Margarita
We sampled all the different flavors of margaritas available at Texas Roadhouse and ranked them. The result? A customer favorite was our No. 1 pick.
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The Cooking Oil Mason Jar Hack That'll Make You Ditch The Original Bottles
It's no secret that Mason jars have plenty of uses in the kitchen. But have you ever considered using them for your cooking oil? Here's why it's a good idea.
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The Swanky NYC Bar That Started Out Of An Old Opium Den
Seeking a local speakeasy in NYC? Look no further than this swanky basement bar for classic cocktails, intriguing history, and apothecary vibes.
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The Low-Effort Way To Preserve Lemons Before They Go Bad — Without Losing Flavor
Have any lemons laying around that you don't plan to use within the next few days? Here's a simple way to store them (and preserve their flavor) for months.
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This Country Is Responsible For Producing The Most Cocoa In The World
Chocolate is a beloved foodstuff with a nigh incalculable number of beans produced around the world each year. But only one country can produce the most.
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The 9 Best Ways To Clean Your Grill
Looking to grill but unsure how to clean it properly? From the onion trick to baking soda paste, we list out the best grill-cleaning tricks.
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Culver's Pretzel Bites Become A Sweet Treat With One Yummy Swap
If you have a Culver's nearby, you need to try this hack. Here's how you can turn the restaurant's pretzel bites into an irresistible dessert.
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Vietnamese Shrimp Summer Rolls And Peanut Sauce Recipe
These Vietnamese summer rolls are far simpler to construct than they may seem, and they make for a filling, fresh, and veggie-forward offering.
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Here's How Much You Should Really Be Paying For A New Microwave
Wondering how much a new microwave actually costs? Here are all the different kinds of microwaves you might consider, along with their total costs.
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There Is One Big Problem With Mushroom Coffee Everyone Seems To Overlook
Wondering about the benefits (and drawbacks) of mushroom coffee? This adaptogen-fueled drink claims to have many health benefits, but there is one problem.
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How To Use Bourbon To Balance The Sweetness Of Pecan Pie
If your pecan pie is tasting a bit one-note in terms of sweetness, bourbon is a perfect addition to introduce flavor complexity for a better, balanced dessert.
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What Does It Mean To Order A 'Dirty Soda' At Sonic?
If you want to upgrade your soda and make it a little creamier, you should try ordering a dirty soda at Sonic. Here's what the chain will add to your drink.
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Cowboy Kent Rollins' 2-Ingredient Secret To Making Fluffy Biscuits Without Butter
Making biscuits from scratch has never been easier. Here's how chef Kent Rollins makes the fluffiest biscuits with just two simple ingredients.
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How Willie Nelson Played A Hand In Texas Roadhouse's Chosen Mascot
Did you know that country music star Willie Nelson helped bring the Texas Roadhouse mascot to life? Here's how Willie Nelson got involved with the steakhouse.
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The Easiest Way To Make An Eye-Popping Sprinkle Cake Without A 'Sprinkle Bath'
If you want to effortlessly cover your cake in sprinkles, there's one easy way to do it without having to dump the entire cake in a bath of sprinkles.
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The Genius Hack That Makes Planting Tiny Vegetable Seeds A Breeze
If you're struggling to pick up and plant tiny vegetable seeds individually, you should try this hack for easy planting when you're in the garden.
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The Burger King Item That Simply Flopped In America
Burger King has had its fair share of controversies over the years, but there's one menu item that just didn't seem to attract American fast food fans.
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