What Is The Golden Ratio For Coffee And How Do You Use It?
Coffee tastes better when you use the golden ratio to brew it. With this perfect equation, you'll get the most flavorful beverage every time.
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The Best Dried Fruit For A Boost Of Energy And Flavor In Any Meal
For delicious meals that keep you fueled all day long, turn to this tasty, nutritious dried fruit, which is easy to add to sweet and savory dishes alike.
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The US State That Produces The Most Tomatoes Is Not Florida Or Indiana
Not many people realize that this state is behind most of America's tomato production, and it's probably not the first state you think of, either.
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The Reason Your Pumpkin Bread Always Turns Out Gummy
Can't keep your pumpkin bread from going gummy every time you bake it? Try using these expert tips for perfectly moist and fluffy pumpkin bread every time.
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10 Sweet Foods That Benefit From Just A Pinch Of Salt
Our experts share their favorite sweet and salty -- or swalty -- combinations, as well as the best ways to use salt to take desserts to a whole new level.
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How One Serving Dish Can Totally Reframe Your Fine China Display
If you want to make your fine china display look more elegant, try using this type of serving dish to create flow and visual interest in the display.
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Why Restaurants Are Pushing Back Against 'The Customer Is Always Right' Policy
The 20th century had an adage that said the customer is always right, but this sentiment has begun to rub some in the service industry the wrong way.
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An Original Recipe Change Saved This Popular Pizza Chain
One major pizza chain had been in business for nearly 50 years when it realized that the customers had lost faith in its quality, so it reinvented itself.
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8 Whole Foods Prepared Soups, Ranked
Prepared soups are a great time saver, especially if they're made with fresh ingredients. We tasted and ranked some from Whole Foods to find the tastiest bite.
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The Boston Restaurant That Served Up The First-Ever Cups Of Clam Chowder
Clam chowder is a dish with centuries of history behind it, but this is the first restaurant to serve the dish to paying customers. Here's what to know.
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This Little Debbie Hack Is Your Ticket To No-Bake Cake Pops
If you're craving a fresh cake pop but don't want to make them from scratch, use this Little Debbie hack to transform prepackaged treats into a new dessert.
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For Creamier Scrambled Eggs, Shake Them Instead Of Scrambling
If you want to level up your scrambled eggs to a perfectly light, creamy texture, try this simple hack that's even easier than cooking them the classic way.
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The Best Aldi Finds You Can't Miss In October 2025
Looking to serve a special holiday spread without breaking the bank? Aldi is offering up a variety of delicious fall and Halloween items to grace your table.
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Do You Remember This Nostalgic 1970s Restaurant With Mason Jar Drinks? You Can Still Dine At It Today
First opened in South Carolina in 1975, this themed Southern restaurant chain has since closed almost all of its locations, except these ones in Florida.
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The Popular Frozen Pizza Brand Nestlé Owns That Originally Came From Kraft
Nestlé is a global company with many food brands, from pet treats and pasta to cereals and candy, and in 2010, it bought this well-known pizza brand from Kraft.
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Don't Make This Move When Ordering Your Child's Meal. Servers Hate It
While it might seem like a harmless request, this particular way of ordering your child's meal can cause more stress and work for your server than you realize.
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Costco's Best New Items To Add To Your Cart In October 2025
From limited edition Halloween treats to both sweet and savory bakery items, Costco has lots of new items you'll want to snag this October.
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What Is Estate Whiskey And Is It Worth The Higher Price?
A new model for whiskey making is gaining traction with a range of flavor profiles and a higher quality sip. Here's what you need to know about estate whiskey,
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11 Vintage Halloween Kitchen Decor Ideas We Can't Get Enough Of This Fall
Choosing items to include in your Halloween-themed kitchen can be pretty tough. That's why we're sharing 11 of our favorite vintage decor ideas with you.
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This Trader Joe's Beef Product Is Your Secret To Easy Philly Cheesesteaks
Trader Joe's shaved beef steak comes ready-made to skip the cheesesteak's most labor-intensive step — all that repetitive chopping — for only $11 per pound.
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The Absolute Best Frozen Blueberry Waffles We Tasted Aren't From Eggo
We tasted several major frozen blueberry waffle brands, and the one that came out on top in terms of taste, texture, and price was a store brand.
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Our Beer-Battered Fish Sandwich Is Crisp Perfection
With perfectly crispy beer-battered fish and a tangy, sweet, and crunchy fennel and apple slaw, this might be the best fried fish sandwich you've ever eaten.
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Why I Always Buy Pine Nuts In Bulk At Costco
Buying food in bulk makes sense but only if you use it all. Here's why I always buy pine nuts from Costco's Kirkland Signature brand, plus some ways I use them.
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How To Clean A Cast Iron Skillet Without Ruining It
Cast iron pans are essential in the kitchen, but cleaning them can be a daunting task. Fear not! We have step-by-step instructions with pictures to guide you.
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Give Your Next Batch Of Jell-O Shots A Touch Of Class With Some Bubbly
Looking to add some elegance to your Jell-O shots? Consider making the next batch with champagne for a truly unique experience for your guests.
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Lychee Vs Rambutan: The Difference Between The Tropical Fruits
Lychee and rambutan are two very similar looking tropical fruits that both hail from Asia. However, there are some subtle differences between them.
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What Puts The 'Dirty' In A Dirty Matcha Latte?
A dirty matcha latte may sound unappetizing. Isn't matcha earthy-tasting enough? Here's how making this drink "dirty" adds flavor notes and amps up its buzz.
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