The Common Mistake Ruining Your Homemade Soft Pretzels Texture (And How To Fix It For Good)
Making your own pretzels is difficult enough without making this common mistake. Here's how to avoid it, and what you should do instead.
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The Massive Steakhouse Chain That Closed In 2000 And Has Since Faded Into Obscurity
Once a bustling East Coast favorite, this iconic steakhouse chain closed in 2000. Find out what caused its downfall after decades of success.
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Who Owns Skittles? The Answer Is More Complicated Than You Think
Skittles have been iconic for more than 50 years. But the company has changed ownership quite a few times. Here's a brief history of who owns Skittles.
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The Retro Ingredient That Was Once Illegal To Buy And Sell In Wisconsin
Did you know Wisconsin outlawed the purchase and sale of this condiment for almost 100 years? Here's why it was so divisive in the 19th and 20th centuries.
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2 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Washing And Storing Cherries
If you're buying cherries from the farmers market or the grocery store, keep in mind that storing them incorrectly could ruin them. Here's how to avoid it.
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7 Regional Steak Styles Everyone Needs To Try At Least Once
To preserve and keep alive regional specialties in the United States, we encourage you to explore these unique steak styles you might not encounter every day.
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These Are The Hands-Down Best Types Of Wine To Buy Canned
Not a fan of canned wine? Chances are, you're simply not picking the right kind. Here are which wine types to pick and why it matters, according to an expert.
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The Only Way You Should Be Cooking Frozen Lasagna For Fresh, Homemade Results
Avoid a soggy dinner or still-frozen core by cooking your frozen lasagna in a way you may not have considered. Once you try it, you'll never go back.
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What To Add To Mashed Potato Casserole For Extra Creaminess
Mashed potato casserole is a cozy, comforting delight even in its most basic form, but adding the extra ingredient elevates the dish to the next level.
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Want Instant Bread Bowls? Trader Joe's Has The Solution (And It's Perfect For Fall)
There's nothing like a hot, fresh fall soup served in a bread bowl. It's just usually a hassle to make the bread bowls. Instead, grab these from Trader Joe's.
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How To Install A Kitchen Sink Like A Total Pro
If you need a new kitchen sink and are up for a DIY project, check out this advice from the pros so you can install your new sink with ease.
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Take Chopped Salads Up A Notch By Mastering One Pro Tip
When preparing a chopped salad, this one pro tip can elevate your dish to the next level (and inspire admiring questions about your recipe, for sure).
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20 Award-Winning Cookbooks To Add To Your Collection
No matter what type of food you enjoy cooking, you may just find a new favorite cookbook among this list of must-have tomes for the kitchen.
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Why Canned Pineapples Are Always A Better Choice For Baking Vs Fresh
Fresh pineapple may be the way to go when you're craving fruit, but for baking, canned pineapples are what you want. Here's why we eschew fresh for baking.
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Onion Rings Get A Major Flavor Boost With This Seasoning
Onion rings are delicious in just about any form, but they're especially good when you add this extra ingredient to the recipe for an ultra-tasty seasoning.
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10 Red Flags At An Ice Cream Shop That Should Send You Running
We all love going to an ice cream shop to get a taste of our favorite flavors, but there are some warning signs that might make you want to look somewhere else.
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Get The Best Cathead Biscuits With This Easy Butter Tip
Cathead biscuits are one of the best things about Saturday morning breakfast, and this butter trick is the key to making them perfect.
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The Tyson Chicken Recall That Impacted Millions Of Pounds Of Product
Tyson is a true powerhouse in the chicken world. It supplies much of the chicken we grab from supermarkets and restaurants. That's why its recalls hit so hard.
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Why Homemade Pizza Never Tastes As Good As The Restaurants
If you ever wonder why your from-scratch, homemade pizzas don't taste as good as those at a restaurant, this is the reason (and what to do about it).
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The Beloved Costco Kirkland Signature Peanut Butter That Seemingly Disappeared Overnight
When your favorite product disappears overnight, it is no laughing matter. That's why so many people were sad to see this Costco peanut butter leave shelves.
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The 9 Best Dive Bars To Try When You're In Brooklyn
Brooklyn has more dive bars in it than you can probably count. We've narrowed things down for you and found the absolute best ones in the borough.
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Better Canned Wine Starts With This Easy Step (Never Skip It!)
Canned wine is a wonder when it comes to convenience, but its flavor can sometimes be lacking (or even lean a bit sulfuric). Here's how to combat that.
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Martha Stewart's 'Subway' Kitchen Design Creates Optimal Functionality
Martha Stewart relies on the same basic design principles in just about every kitchen she owns. Here's why the design style she chooses is so efficient.
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Copycat Texas Roadhouse Rolls Recipe
Our copycat Texas Roadhouse rolls are as soft and tender as the original, with a pillowy crumb that pairs perfectly with BBQ, fried chicken, chili, and more.
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15 Frozen Food Brands That Defined The '90s
From Ellio's to Totino's, these frozen food brands absolutely defined the '90s. Get ready for a walk down memory lane as we check out some of the most iconic.
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The Massachusetts-Based Restaurant Chain That Started As An Ice Cream Shop In The 1930s
Businesses can change over time, and such is the case with one East Coast restaurant chain that got its start as an ice cream parlor decades ago.
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9 Cheesecake Factory Burgers, Ranked
The Cheesecake Factory offers more than just the desserts it's named after. The chain restaurant also has numerous burgers, which we did a taste test of.
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