6 Apple Cider Brands, Ranked Worst To Best
Nothing says cozy like a delicious apple cider. You can enjoy it cold or warm or even spiked. But which brand should you pick up from the grocery store?
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Salads Are Best When Tossed By Hand
Your hands are the best tools when it comes to tossing a fresh, green salad. Here's why, along with other tips you'll need for the perfect hand-tossed salad.
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Avoid Buying This Costco Kirkland Signature Protein Bar That Missed The Mark For Us
Costco has many protein-packed snacks, including an array of different protein bars. But not all are worth buying; there's one that disappointed us.
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Martha Stewart's Grown-Up Grilled Cheese Calls For 2 Canned Ingredients
If you want to take your usual grilled cheese sandwich to salty and umami new heights, try adding these two unexpected ingredients that Martha Stewart suggests.
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The Affordable Aldi Meat That Was Voted Best For 'Cozy Comfort'
Soup and stew season is here. If you're looking for an affordable star ingredient, consider swinging by your local Aldi for this cut of meat.
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This Easy Storage Tip Will Extend The Life Of Your Nonstick Cookware
Nonstick pans are all fun and games until you scratch off the coating. This is what you need to help them last for years (plus proper storage and care).
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The Bacon Trick You Absolutely Need For Your Old School Meatloaf
If you're looking for an easy and exceptionally tasty way to upgrade your standard old school meatloaf, look no further than this bacon trick.
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What You Need To Know Before Setting A Budget For Your Wedding Food
Don't let any surprises throw your dream wedding out of budget. According to a wedding planner, these are the food expenses you need to calculate ahead of time.
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8 Grocery Store Sourdough Breads, Ranked Worst To Best
What makes a good sourdough bread? That distinctly funky flavor and solid texture. See which store brand ranked highest in our sourdough taste test.
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The 'Pecan Capital Of The World' Is In This Small Southern Town That Holds A Huge Legacy
From pralines to pies, pecans are an important part of North American foodways, and their commercialization is largely thanks to one 19th-century cabinetmaker.
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10 Tips You Need When Cooking Pasta, According To Alton Brown
Alton Brown not only knows how to cook pasta, but he also freely shares his techniques. Here are some best practices from the "Good Eats" host.
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Raising Cane's National Chicken Finger Day Is Bigger Than You Think
Raising Cane's has the market cornered on chicken fingers, to the point it started National Chicken Finger Day. What was once a Cane's exclusive has now grown.
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How Chili's Full Rack Of Ribs Achieves That Fall-Off-The-Bone Perfection
Out of the most popular chain restaurants, Chili's has the best ribs around. Here's how the casual dining spot nails its perfectly tender texture.
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7 Types Of Rice Explained
Rice comes in many varieties, lengths, colors, and flavors. We're breaking it all down for you so you know which one to prepare and how to cook it.
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Dollar Tree's $7 Pitchers Look Straight Out Of A Magnolia Home Fall Catalog
If you love the look of Magnolia Home but are on a budget, you can get the style for less with these stylish and affordable pitchers from Dollar Tree.
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The Retro NY Drive-In Restaurant Known For Its Riverside Waterski Shows
It's not every day you find a retro drive-in restaurant still up and running, let alone one with riverside waterski shows. If you're nearby, check it out.
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8 Canned Beef Stews Brands Ranked Worst To Best
We set out to find a canned beef stew that manages to balance flavor, texture, convenience, and price. After trying several brands, this is our favorite.
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Can You Cook With Old Wine? Here's What You Should Know
Having some leftover wine is a common problem. Instead of tossing it out or enjoying half a glass, try using your old wine for these common cooking methods.
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The Target Rice Recall That Made Company History
Make sure to check your groceries before chowing down! Popular chain Target made history with this rice recall back in 2023 with this common pest.
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Here's The Difference Between Peking Duck And Cantonese Roast Duck
Peking duck and Cantonese roast duck may look similar, but their preparation, flavor, and regional origins reveal what truly sets them apart.
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José Andrés Thinks This Costco Meat Product Is A Must-Buy
Ditch those prepackaged cold cut slices! Chef José Andrés says that this delicacy is a must-buy, and you can find it at your nearest Costco.
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15 Myths About Aldi That Simply Aren't True
Aldi is renowned for its wide array of goods, but some of the myths about it might keep you at bay. We're here to tell you the truth about 15 of them.
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Julia Child's Preferred Apples For Holding Their Shape In Tarts
If you're looking to make a perfect apple tart, look no further than Julia Child's go-to apple variety suggestions. There are also a few she advises avoiding.
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Burnt Rice Isn't A Lost Cause. Here's How To Salvage The Side Dish Using Another Common Carb
Learn how to salvage burnt rice using a simple carb trick. Remove the burnt layer and enjoy the fluffy, tender rice underneath without the bitter taste.
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The Chain Restaurant That Once Sparked A Heated Date Night Debate On TikTok
One chain restaurant became a hotly-debated internet sensation after a video of a failed first date went viral on TikTok. Here's what happened.
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The Retro Pasta Dish Hollywood's A-Listers Couldn't Get Enough Of In The '50s
One classic Hollywood eatery was frequented by A-listers in the '50s, and those celebrity guests were often seen eating the restaurant's famous pasta dish.
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Build The Perfect Charcuterie Board With These Budget Cheeses From Costco
Perfecting the art of the charcuterie board isn't easy, but you can make things streamlined by using these budget cheeses from Costco on your board.
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