14 Iconic Film And Television Moments That Featured Chain Restaurants
Love them or hate them, chain restaurants play a key role in pop culture, as proven by their prominence in several iconic movie and TV scenes over the decades.
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Make Your Starbucks Chai Latte Extra Creamy With One Simple Swap
Indulge in an ultra-rich, extra creamy Starbucks chai latte with the simple ingredient swap you can easily ask for from any barista, or order on the app.
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Alex Guarnaschelli's 30-Second Trick For Cooking Spinach That Doesn't Reduce Down To Nothing
While one can't exactly be disappointed by a vegetable, spinach's disappearing act when cooked is trying. Alex Guarnaschelli has a satisfying solution for you.
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In 1930s New York, The Mafia Had A Monopoly On This Common Vegetable
The humble but nutritious artichoke is best known as a delicious appetizer and side dish. But it also has a history that's straight out of a crime movie.
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Sneak This Pureed Canned Staple Into Boxed Cake Mix As A Genius Fat Substitute
Boost your boxed cake mix without the extra harmful fats by sneaking in this pureed canned kitchen staple for moist, tender results when baking.
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Yes, Matcha Drinks Are On The McDonald's Menu – But Only In This Lucky Country
McDonald's doesn't sell any matcha-based drinks, unless you're in one particular country. To get a McDonald's matcha latte, you'll have to go to Macca's.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Microwaving Wooden Bowls
Wooden bowls can be a great alternative to plastic ones, but putting wooden items in the microwave can lead to some serious problems in your kitchen.
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The Classic Food Oprah Would Choose For Her Last Meal On Earth
Oprah Winfrey could, most likely, have any dish she wanted. But if she had to have just one last meal on Earth, you might be surprised by her choices.
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How The Temperance Movement Led To The Invention Of Disposable Cups
What's the connection between Prohibition and the dixie cup? It's not what you think: their connection had more to do with prevention than convenience.
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Here's How Much A McDonald's Big Mac Cost The Decade You Were Born
Things sure have changed since the Big Mac first debuted in the 1960s. Here's how much the iconic McDonald's sandwich's price has gone up over the decades.
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The Paper Towel Trick That Keeps Cookies Soft For Days
There's nothing worse than reaching for what should've been a soft cookie only to find a stale disappointment. Avoid this predicament using a paper towel!
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The Seattle Bar Where Kurt Cobain Was Last Seen Alive
Kurt Cobain's connection to this Seattle bar went far beyond being a regular. Discover the tavern where he was last seen and its surprising link to Nirvana.
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If Your Bartender Does This, They're Breaking The Law
This common bartender move might look harmless, but they could be breaking a federal law that is designed to protect customers' safety and wallets.
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16 Breakfast Foods That Were Invented In The US
The U.S. has played a major role in developing the breakfast game, adding several major players to the most important meal of the day over the years.
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The Absolute Worst Way To Reheat Pizza (And The Best)
Reheating pizza can be tricky -- too often you end up with soggy crust or rubbery cheese. Learn the best and worst ways to bring leftovers back to life.
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The Massive Open-Air New York Market Where You Can Grab Some Of The City's Best Food
Looking to enjoy great food in New York in an even greater setting? Discover which massive NYC market delivers both delicious bites and outdoor ambience.
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Why Andrew Zimmern Never Cuts Brisket Before Cooking It
You may be tempted to remove the fat from your brisket before you begin the long, slow cooking process. Andrew Zimmern would advise against it — here's why.
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The Decadent Cake JFK Served At His Wedding Can Still Be Ordered Today - Here's How To Grab A Slice
The delicious cake served at JFK’s wedding is still made today. Find out its history and exactly how you can order this classic dessert at home.
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The Best Time To Drink Coffee, According To Science
Discover the best time to drink coffee according to science and learn how timing your caffeine intake can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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The NYC Bakery That Makes Giada De Laurentiis' Last-Meal Request
Known for its massive, gooey signature cookies, this thriving NYC-based bakery earned arguably the highest of praise from celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis.
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The One Food Gordon Ramsay Refuses To Eat - 'The Smell Is Disgusting'
As a chef, Gordon Ramsay tries to keep an open mind about new foods. However, there's one vegetable that even this notoriously tough celeb won't try — ever.
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Try The Thin Crust, Not The Deep Dish, At This Chicago Hidden Gem Pizza Restaurant
Chicago is home to deep dish pizza (among many other iconic foods), but there's a little-known pizzeria there that serves up top-notch thin crust pies.
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The Grocery Store Giant That Actually Owns Sam's Club
If you've ever wondered who founded Sam's Club, you might be surprised to learn the powerhouse that actually controls the well-known warehouse chain.
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The Boozy Addition That Makes Olive Garden's Bolognese Irresistible
Olive Garden's Bolognese sauce had an ingredient not usually found in traditional recipes. Here's what made the dish so good and how you can recreate it.
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Stop Wasting Money On Knife Sets And Follow Anthony Bourdain's Advice Instead
Anthony Bourdain was a no-nonsense guy, so his advice to stop wasting money on knife sets is worth heeding. Here's the only knife he said you really need.
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The Discontinued Reese's Candy '90s Kids Used To Eat By The Handful
Reese's Candy is most known for its peanut butter cup shape, but the iconic peanut butter and chocolate candy used to come in a smaller form.
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16 Canned Vegetables You Should Always Have In Your Pantry
Canned vegetables makes it easy to eat your five a day. For maximum convenience, versatility, nutrition, and flavor, always keep these 16 on hand.
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