The Genius Way Restaurants Make Their Sandwiches Extra Delicious
How do restaurants get their sandwiches to taste so flavorful? Two experts have the secret (plus how you can replicate it yourself at home).
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18 Must Try Tailgate Snacks At Costco
With munchies you can serve straight from the package to food to throw on the grill, our list of Costco picks will have your tailgate partiers satisfied.
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Texas Roadhouse New York Strip Has A Secret Advantage Over Longhorn Steakhouse's
Texas Roadhouse and Longhorn Steakhouse often go head-to-head. In the case of each joints' New York strip, Texas Roadhouse has a secret advantage.
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The Kirkland Meat That Gives You Smoky BBQ Flavor (Without The Grill)
Under normal circumstances, you'd need a grill to prepare this barbecue dinner. Luckily, Kirkland Signature's version is an effortless, oven-baked alternative.
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Panda Express Opens Kind Of Early — Here's What To Order For Breakfast
Believe it or not, many of fast-casual chain Panda Express' locations open early enough for a quick breakfast. Here's what to order if you plan to stop in.
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The Vital Step For Homemade Bagels With The Perfect Color And Texture
Nothing beats the smooth, shiny, dark exterior of a bagel. If you're making them at home and they come out looking wrong, trying this vital step.
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One Of The Worst Whiskeys Of All Time Tastes Like Corn Dogs And Comes In An Oil Can (Seriously)
When you read certain phrases online, such as "corn dog-tasting whiskey packaged in an oil can," it can be hard to believe them. In this case, it's too true.
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This Fast Food Dessert Is The Worst Frozen Treat To Get On A Hot Day
There's one frozen fast food dessert that we would never recommend getting in the heat. It might even melt before you can pick it up from the drive-thru.
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Elvis Had A Rather Unusual Preference When Eating His Beloved Coconut Cake
Elvis Presley, known as the King of Rock and Roll, loved his Southern comfort foods. But when it came to coconut cake, he liked it a certain way. Here's why.
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Why Panda Express Doesn't Use White Meat For Its Iconic Orange Chicken
Panda Express never uses white meat in its best-selling orange chicken dish. Instead, it uses this cut of chicken for extra flavor and tenderness.
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The Trick To Get A Freezer Full Of Flavorful, Affordable Steaks
Steak isn't the cheapest protein going, but there's a handy trick to getting a freezer full of tasty steaks at a relatively affordable price point.
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Swap Out Your Typical Pizza Crust With Polenta And Taste The Magic
Step up your average homemade pizza by switching out the crust. With this ingredient swap, you'll discover a totally new flavor profile worth savoring.
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The Kentucky Pie You'll Want To Eat Every Night Of The Week (It's That Good)
Kentucky is well-known for many foods and drinks, but one of its lesser-known treasures is this pie. Once you've tried it, you may want it all the time.
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The Very First Meal Guy Fieri Ever Served His Son Was A Big Risk That Paid Off
Guy Fieri is all about big flavor, but with kids being picky eaters, how did he handle the first meal he ever served his son? He took a risk, and it paid off.
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Here's What These 7 Celebrity Chefs Did Before They Got Famous
From journalism to finance, some of the most recognizable food personalities owe their success to failures that have nothing to do with collapsed soufflés.
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Chef Nini Nguyen's Tres Leches Cake Has A Sweet, Unexpected Coffee Twist
If you love tres leches cake, try chef Nini Nguyen's delicious twist on the classic dish by adding a special coffee-flavored combination to the recipe.
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This Sweet, Sticky Topping Is The Unexpected Finishing Touch For An Amazing Cod Dish
If you want to cook up the most delicious cod dish at home, you should try topping it with this sweet and sticky sauce for the perfect finish.
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How To Order Whiskey Besides 'Neat' And 'On The Rocks'
There are more ways than one to order whiskey, and you don't have to only have it neat or on the rocks, either -- here's how else to enjoy it.
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The Forgotten Beef Sandwich That Helped Families Stretch Meals For Decades
In the 1920s, there came to be a beef sandwich that remained a food-stretching staple for a number of decades. Now forgotten, it lives on through memory.
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How To Build The Ultimate Rosh Hashanah Food Board
Food is a very important part of Rosh Hashanah. A food board is a modern and elegant way to serve the symbolic foods of the Jewish New Year celebration.
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Tinned Fish In Spain Is No Typical Store-Bought Experience According To Anthony Bourdain
For many, the thought of eating tin cans of fish can trigger the gag reflex. However, Anthony Bourdain would have you know it's much better in Spain.
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How This Retro Casserole Got Its Unexpected Presidential Connection
There are many casseroles out there, but few, if any, are so tied to a once-President of the United States. Here's how that connection came to be.
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Why Watermelon-Flavored Food Never Actually Tastes Like The Real Deal
Have you ever wondered why your watermelon-flavored candies or drinks don't really taste like the fruit? Well, there's actually a scientific reason for this.
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Stop Ruining Your Steak Crust With This Common Resting Mistake Everyone Makes
You can perfectly cook a steak, but if you don't rest it properly, all that work could be for nothing. Here's how to make this protein come out just right.
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Are BBQ Mops Reusable? Here's What To Know
BBQ mops are an unbeatable tool for layering flavor into your barbecue, but they certainly get messy. Are they reusable? Here's what to know.
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Was President John F. Kennedy's Infamous Jelly Donut Speech Really All That Bad?
President John F. Kennedy was a proud public speaker in English, but his German is up for debate. Here's how he might've called himself a donut in a speech.
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The Forgotten Salt Trick For Saving Soggy Tomatoes
If your tomatoes are starting to look a little tired and mushy, you can bring them back to their former crispness with this old-school salting trick.
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