This Oregon Restaurant Chain Keeps History Alive In Each Of Its Unique Locations
Oregon has some truly fantastic places to eat, drink, and experience the culture. One restaurant chain has a unique approach to keeping local history alive.
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Hacks That Will Come In Handy For Grilling Season
Make the most of the grilling season with some helpful tips that will make grilling easier, add flavor to your food, and ensure cleanup is a breeze.
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Remove Corn Silk Hassle-Free With This Shucking Hack
When it comes to a-maize-ing corn shucking hacks, we're all ears. Here's how you can easily ditch the corn silk and get to eating summer's sunniest bounty.
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Add Some Flair To Basic Spaghetti Sauce With This Canned Addition
Sometimes even your favorite homemade spaghetti sauce recipe gets a little boring, as do the same old jarred sauces, but not with this pantry addition!
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Use One Easy Tortilla Hack For Tasty Breakfast Quesadillas
Breakfast quesadillas are tasty, but you often end up with bits of scrambled egg and stray veggies falling all over the place. This hack solves your problems.
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McDonald's Big Mac Sauce Vs Big Arch Sauce: What's The Actual Difference?
McDonald's has been testing out a new Big Arch burger overseas which involves a Big Arch sauce. How is it different from the brand's Big Mac sauce?
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The California Restaurant Where The Who's Who Of Old Hollywood Would Wait Hours For A Table
There's a booth at your favorite restaurant, and then there's an A-list booth at Romanoff's in Beverly Hills. Here's why all of Tinseltown clamored for a seat.
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The Easiest Way To Cook Grains Perfectly Without Any Measuring
Cooking grains like rice isn't all that complicated at first glance, but there is an even easier method of preparation which doesn't require any measuring.
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The Mess-Free Way To Throw Out Cooking Oil
Most people simply toss their cooking oil down the drain, but this can cause big problems in your plumbing. Use this mess-free method of disposal instead.
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The Clever Honey Container Trick That Elevates Your Morning Brew
If you use a lot of honey at home but you struggle to make use of what little gets stuck in the container toward the end, use this coffee trick.
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Don't Be Fooled — Here's How To Easily Identify Real Kobe Beef
You don't have to be a pro to suss out the most expensive meat in the world. Learn to spot real-deal Kobe beef, so you don't get tricked by the fake stuff.
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The Case For Eating Canned Soup For Breakfast
Although it isn't a typical breakfast dish in the West, soup for breakfast is popular worldwide. Here's why it deserves a spot in your breakfast routine.
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How A Cold Pan Leads To The Crispiest Chicken Skin
If you're planning on pan-frying some chicken, there's a simple step to take to ensure you're getting the crispiest skin possible and it has to do with heat.
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For Flavorful Pot Roast, Use This Tangy Addition That's Already In Your Kitchen
Pot roast is a classic dish for a slow-cooked meal, but if the flavor is getting a little stale it may be time to switch things up. Use this tangy ingredient.
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Why Is Vietnamese Coffee So Strong?
Vietnamese coffee shares similarities with how people drink it in the West, but it's definitely doing it's own thing. But why is it so strong by comparison?
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The Cracker Barrel Side Dish Customers Are Ready To Retire
Cracker Barrel can sometimes be hit or miss. One menu item of theirs in particular, however, seems to really pull in those pesky negative reviews.
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These 3 Countries Produce The Most Beef Worldwide
Beef production is dispersed around the world, but these three countries blow the competition out of the water in terms of raw production numbers.
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The No-Frills Way Anthony Bourdain Preferred His Coffee
Anthony Bourdain is not known for being a picky eater and that level of chill extended to his coffee routine. He preferred this no-frills version.
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You Can Get Frank Sinatra's Favorite Cake At Your Grocery Store Right Now
Frank Sinatra loved this particular brand of cake so much he had it flown out to him in California. You can purchase it in nearly any grocery store now.
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How To Make An Insta-Worthy Japanese Fruit Sandwich At Home
With pillowy bread, fresh whipped cream, and colorful sweet fruit, Japanese fruit sandwiches are as tasty as they are pretty. Here’s how to make them.
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The Breakfast Staple Audrey Hepburn Loved To Drizzle Over Ice Cream
Maybe she missed out on boba, chili crisp, or edible flowers, but Hollywood icon Audrey Hepburn topped her ice cream with our favorite breakfast food group.
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The Cooking Mistakes To Avoid Unless You Want To Risk A Grease Fire
Grease fires are a real and dangerous threat for the unprepared home cook. These are the mistakes you'll want to avoid if you don't want to risk starting one.
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The Crispy Cornbread-Like Snacks That Abraham Lincoln Ate By The Pocketful
America's 16th president kept his snacking on the simple side. But Abraham Lincoln wasn't above indulging in his favorite fried treat any chance he could.
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10 Burger Red Flags To Watch Out For In Restaurants
A juicy burger is a treat, but it’s disappointing to get a bad one. We asked two pro chefs to share the burger red flags to look for in restaurants.
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How To Make Taco Bell Copycat Ground Beef, According To A Former Employee
You can't deny that there is something unique about Taco Bell's ground beef. Granted, not everyone is a fan, but if you are, here's how to replicate it at home.
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The One Kitchen Appliance Martha Stewart Urges People To Splurge On
Plenty of useful culinary tools cost you all your lunch money. But here's why Martha Stewart says only one kitchen appliance is worth its weight in gold.
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Who Exactly Makes The Wings On Hot Ones?
On Hot Ones, celebrities answer questions while devouring hot chicken wings, making fans wonder where they can try the same selection and sauces.
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