The Food Helen Keller Loved So Much That It Was Once Banned In Her House
Helen Keller earned her place in history for her courageous life and activism. She also enjoyed a classic American food — perhaps a little too much.
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The Stomach-Churning Reason You Might Want To Skip Gas Station Slushies This Summer
Hot summer heat is a great time to run over to a gas station for an ice cold slushy, but there's a very good reason to avoid doing so if you hate getting sick.
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Personal Struggles That Shaped Bobby Flay's Career
Bobby Flay has achieved a level of success that only a few in his industry attain. Despite his success, he's encountered defeat and misfortune along the way.
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Why Bartenders Hate Making This Classic Cocktail
Most bartenders love to share their favorite classic cocktails with others. But when it comes to this specific drink, you'll be hard pressed to find a fan.
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Jamie Oliver's Spaghetti Hack For Making Fake Orzo In A Pinch
Depending on where you usually shop, orzo pasta might be a little niche. But there's no need to sweat it when you can use Jamie Oliver's spaghetti trick.
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The Dos And Don'ts Of Thawing Meat In The Microwave
The microwave is a safe and convenient defrosting option when you're in a rush, but it's important to thaw meat the right way and avoid common mistakes.
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Mix Up Your Classic Chick-Fil-A Milkshake With An Easy Ordering Hack
Chick-fil-A isn't just good at making chicken sandwiches, they also have killer milkshakes. If you want to bust out your creative side, try this ordering hack.
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This Is The Right Way To Store Your Grill's Propane Tank
It's vital that you know how to store your grill’s propane tank properly to make sure everything is safe. This is how to do it the right way.
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12 Target Good & Gather Snacks Ranked Worst To Best
Which Target Good & Gather snacks are worth buying and which should be skipped? We tried 12 popular products to discover the best (and worst).
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The Canned Soup You Should Be Adding To Mac And Cheese
There are lots of ways to boost a classic mac and cheese. But if you really want to amp up the savory flavor, try adding some of this canned soup.
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Where, Exactly, Does Costco Source Its Lobster Tails From?
Costco has wild-caught, cold-water lobster tail for sale online with a price tag that'll make your eyes water. Here's where the company sources them from.
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PepsiCo Recalls That Affected Millions
PepsiCo has a long history of manufacturing sodas and snacks, so it should come as no surprise that it's also issued its fair share of recalls in its time.
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The Simple Addition To Spice Up Your Sauvignon Blanc
Sauvignon blanc is a popular white wine for its tropical notes and crisp minerality, but if you're looking to shake things up try adding this ingredient.
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Here's Why McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Has That Golden Color
Have you ever wondered how the McDonald’s Filet-O-Fish gets its beautiful golden color? It’s all thanks to two unexpected ingredients.
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Review: Sonic's Cheesy Garlic Pepperoni Bites — Less Filling, But Still Tastes Great
Sonic Drive-In has released a new item for its summer menu. Find out what we thought about the Cheesy Garlic Pepperoni Bites, and whether you should get them.
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The Centuries-Old Distillery That Makes Costco's Kirkland Signature Bourbon
Costco's Kirkland Signature brands have widespread appeal, but the wholesale grocer doesn't make it themselves. What distillery is behind the bourbon?
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Guy Fieri's Morning Coffee Order Is A Customized Coffee Shop Classic
Guy Fieri is more known for burgers and diner food, but he's a busy man who starts his day off with an energy boost. Here's his classic morning coffee order.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Eating Soft Cheeses On A Cruise
Cruises aren't meant to be regretted. So, if you want to reduce your chances of that outcome, you might want to steer clear of any soft cheeses on offer.
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The State That Sells And Grows The Most Popcorn In The US
Popcorn is one of the most popular snacks in the US and is widely produced in the states. However, one popcorn growing state leaves all the others behind.
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How To Calculate How Many Grill Hours A Propane Tank Has
Don't fall victim to the griller's greatest pitfall: running out of propane while preparing food on the grill. We have foolproof hacks to save any grill fail.
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The Simple Technique Chinese Restaurants Use To Tenderize Shrimp
If you've ever ordered a shrimp dish at a Chinese restaurant, you may have been struck by its tenderness. We decided to ask a chef how to achieve that texture.
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The Major Cheese Recall That Led To Deaths And The Company Closing
In the 1980s, the state of California became the epicenter of a cheese recall. The affected products would have devastating effects on people who consumed them.
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Starbucks' 4 New Summer Frappuccino Flavors All Feature A Foamy Top
Starbucks is releasing new summer Frappuccinos that won't be topped off with whipped cream, and both fans and employees have some opinions.
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Why Aldi Cashiers Sit At The Register (And Why Other Grocery Stores Should Follow)
You may have noticed that Aldi has its cashiers seated instead of standing at the register. Here’s why other grocery stores should do the same.
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The Expensive Type Of Steak Kim Jong-Un Eats
Although North Korea has a sad history of food woes, Kim Jong-Un has managed to eat lavishly. In fact, he is a fan of a very pricey type of steak.
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Sweeten Up Your Scrambled Eggs With One Unexpected Beverage
Scrambled eggs are a morning staple that you can mix and match with a ton of other ingredients. One unexpected addition will change the way you make breakfast.
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How To Make Taco Bell-Inspired Refried Beans Right At Home
The refried beans at Taco Bell have a different consistency than what you might get from canned products. Here's how to mimic the chain's version.
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