The New Year's Eve Tradition That Promises A Fruitful Upcoming Year
There are a lot of different New Year's traditions to keep track of, but this one is a tasty way to ring in the New Year with prosperity and abundance.
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Here's Where Aldi's Chocolate Really Comes From
Aldi’s chocolates, made by Moser Roth and Choceur have captivated fans with their rich flavors, affordable luxury, and stories steeped in tradition.
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How To Transform Your Leftover Holiday Ham Into A Tropical Breakfast
If you're looking to try something new with your leftover holiday ham, this tropical dish first debuted at the legendary Trader Vic's and it's amazing.
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What You Need To Know Before Picking Up A Carton Of Organic Milk
Good product labelling would ideally give you all the info you need as simply as possible, but you probably shouldn't take an organic milk label at its word.
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You've Been Opening Up Bottles Of Champagne Wrong. Here's The Right Way
Opening up a bottle of champagne isn't the same as opening a bottle of wine. And while it doesn't require any extra equipment, there is a right way to do it.
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Why Albertsons Is Suing Kroger After $24.6 Billion Merger Came To A Halt
Blocked by courts, the largest grocery merger crumbles as Albertsons sues Kroger for $600M, marking a dramatic fallout for the two giants.
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The Shady Reason Subway's Sub Club Reward System Was Phased Out
Subway's Sub Club gave customers a free sandwich for every eight purchased, but due to scammers fraudulently filling in the cards, the program was canceled.
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Why Is Costco's Rotisserie Chicken Sometimes Green (And Is It Safe To Eat)?
Although it doesn't happen very often, some Costco customers have cut up a Costco rotisserie chicken to discover some of the meat is green. Is it safe to eat?
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Upgrade Your Costco Food Court Hot Dog With A Quick Stop At The Bakery
The Costco food court is full of hacks to upgrade your cheap but delicious lunch, but there's a new hot dog upgrade someone discovered that's blowing our minds.
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Why You Need A Bag Of Grapes For Your New Year's Eve Celebration
There are a surprising number of celebratory traditions for ringing in the New Year, but this one from Spain calls for a bag of grapes to bring good luck.
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The Superior Way To Drizzle Chocolate On Your Bakes
If you're looking for a relatively approachable method for decorating your desserts, a chocolate drizzle could be the move. Here's how to get it done.
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Big Changes That You'll See At McDonald's In 2025
We see a lot of big changes set to happen for McDonald's in 2025. So, pull up a cheeseburger stool and enjoy the McFuture that is unfolding right now.
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The Etiquette Crime You Could Unknowingly Commit In France
While many dining etiquette rules are the same in France and the U.S., you may be unknowingly breaking a rule when eating a salad.
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What Exactly Are Half-Sour Pickles?
If you find yourself lingering in the pickle aisle wondering what the difference is between sour pickles and half-sours, we've got some answers for you.
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How A Simple Wooden Spoon Prevents Water From Boiling Over
There may be a bit of truth behind the old trick of laying a wooden spoon across the top of a pot. And it may be even more effective than you think.
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The Only State Where Dairy Queen Offers Tacos
When you think of Dairy Queen, nachos and tacos probably don't come to mind, but in Texas, the menu caters to the preferences of the locals.
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Michigan's Signature Drink Doubles As A Boozy Dessert
This unofficial state cocktail toes the line between alcoholic beverage and milkshake, making it a perfect after-dinner tipple for those with a sweet tooth.
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Why Fruit Looks So Much Tastier In Fishnet-Style Produce Bags
Have you ever noticed the different produce bag colors? It’s no accident; they’re designed to trick your eyes into seeing fresher, more vibrant fruit.
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The Pantry Items You Need For A Clean Glass-Top Stove
Glass-top stoves look great, but cleaning them regularly is important if you want to maintain that sleek aesthetic. These pantry items will do the trick.
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How North Carolina Became Home To An Iconic Cowboy Hot Sauce
Texas Pete, a North Carolina creation, defied expectations by becoming a top hot sauce with a fiery name inspired by cowboy culture. Yeehaw, tar heels!
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How Many Shots Are In A Handle Of Liquor?
How many shots are in a handle? See the math behind your party pours and why bottle size really does matter for your next gathering. Glasses up!
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Give Your Shirley Temples A Bougie Twist With Some Bubbly Booze
Shirley Temples may be a nostalgic drink from when you were a kid, but you can make an adult, boozy version by switching the soda with another type of bubbly.
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Kimchi Compound Butter Is The Flavor Bomb Your Dishes Need
Add some Asian flavor to any dish with this quick and simple kimchi compound butter. The strong umami flavors work so well with the creamy dairy spread.
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The Highest And Lowest Quality Tuna Brands You'll Find At The Grocery Store
Grocery chains offer many types of canned tuna, but not all of it is of the highest quality. We did a deep dive to find the best and the lowest-grade options.
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Why A Pennsylvania McDonald's Is Receiving Hate After UHC Shooter's Arrest
The hunt for the suspected killer of UHC's CEO has seemingly come to a close, but the McDonald's location where he was arrested is getting pushback online.
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Elvis Presley's Favorite On-Stage Drink Was A Modest Choice
King Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley, was known for his larger-than-life food choices. However, his on-stage drink of choice was surprisingly modest.
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Here's Who We Can Thank For Inventing Canned Beanee Weenee
Cans of Beanee Weenee have a nostalgic flair to them and for good reason. These cans of hot dogs and beans have a long history with ties to the U.S. military.
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