The Santa We Know And Love Is Thanks To Coca-Cola Marketing
The image of Santa Claus as a jolly, red-suited man bearing gifts is so widespread it's easy to take for granted, but Coca-Cola marketing played a major role.
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The Easiest Way To Sous Vide Without A Vacuum Sealer
Sous vide cooking is a popular technique in restaurants and among pro chefs. However, you can still try it at home without a vacuum sealer using this method.
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Can You Eat A Whole Soft Shell Crab, Shell And All?
Soft shell crabs are crunchy delicacies that often feature on menus at good seafood restaurants. We look at the best ways to enjoy these seafood specialties.
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The Company We Have To Thank For The First Mass-Produced Candy Bar
Candy bars are everywhere these days, but it wasn't until this company managed to industrialize the candy-making process that the world saw the very first one.
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TikTok's Orange Peeling Trick Is Almost Too Good To Be True
You might not think that peeling an orange could get any simpler. However, this innovative TikTok hack offers a whole new way to peel the fruit.
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What Size Cast Iron Skillet Do You Actually Need?
A cast iron skillet is an absolute treasure when it comes to long-lasting cookware. But if it's going to live so long, make sure you get the right size.
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Sandwich Chains That Serve The Best And Worst Tuna Salad, According To Online Reviews
With so many sandwich chains out there, and a lot of them serving a variation of tuna salad, we scoured the internet to find the best and worst options.
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Take A Page From Giada De Laurentiis' Book To Elevate Lamb Burgers
The celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis is known for her upscaled takes on Italian and American foods, so why not try this lamb burger variation she enjoys.
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Chrissy Teigen Combines 2 Classic Party Dips To Create The Perfect Snack
Chrissy Teigen loves to snack, and what better way than with a delicious dip? But, instead of one dip, Teigen created a whole new dip by combining two classics.
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Costco Gives Out Free Alcohol Samples In Some International Locations
Everybody loves Costco samples, but did you know that the wholesaler gives out free alcohol samples in some other countries? Here's why they don't in the U.S.
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The Best Apple Pies Call For A Little Bit Of Culinary Destruction
Apple pie is a classic baked treat and a staple fall dessert. Use this easy technique to make your fruit pie filling even more mouth-watering.
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How To Make Your Own Rose Water
Rose water is an underappreciated ingredient with a wide array of potential applications in the kitchen and for skincare. Here's how to make it yourself.
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Hershey's Kisses Candy Really Lives Up To Its Name In An Interesting Way
Hershey's Kisses have been a staple of the American candy scene for over a century, but their cute and cuddly name comes from a surprising source.
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How Immigrants Blended Traditions To Make A Classic Minnesotan Dessert
Many of the most beloved dishes are born of the intersection of two or more cultures. This traditional Midwestern dessert is certainly one of them.
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How Many Cups Of Coffee Can You Get From Dunkin's Box O' Joe
If you're planning on serving a crowd of people, it makes more sense to opt for Dunkin's Box O' Joe. Here's how much coffee this big box contains.
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Should You Ever Reuse Frying Oil?
Deep-fried foods are a hearty and delicious cornerstone of the American diet. But can you really save money if you reuse deep frying oil at home?
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The Florida Chicken Restaurant Chain That Now Only Exists In Asia
One chicken restaurant which you haven't seen stateside in years, diverted the entirety of its business to Asia. Do you know when to hold and fold your chicken?
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Why Aldi Finds Always Arrive On Wednesdays
Aldi Finds are a weekly rotation of limited time products on offer. For those in the know, Wednesday is the day the new rotation arrives, here's why.
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The Fresh Addition Martha Stewart Adds To Her Tuna Salad Sandwiches
Aside from lemon juice, salt, and pepper, this Martha Stewart adds this herb to turn tuna salad into something truly special and delectable.
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The Chi-Chi's Controversy You Totally Forgot About
Chi Chi's was once a beloved Tex-Mex chain, but it went out of business in 2004, in part due to a hepatitis A outbreak that sickened over 600 people.
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Don't Throw Away Your Avocado Shells — Use Them To Serve Guacamole
Elevate your guacamole game by serving it in avocado shells - eco-friendly, waste-reducing, and a fun twist on classic presentation. Viva guac!
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Knob Creek Reserve Bourbon Spotted At Costco For A Total Bargain
Bourbon lovers with a Costco membership should be aware that some Costco locations are selling Knob Creek Reserve bourbon at a deeply discounted price.
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Costco's Holiday Cookie Tray Is Back. Here Is This Year's Assortment
Costco’s Holiday Cookie Tray is back, featuring 60 cookies in five festive flavors-perfect for effortless holiday hosting at an unbeatable price!
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McDonald's Just Teased The 2025 Return Of A Beloved Menu Item
Next year marks the return of an exciting McDonald's menu item. This one has been on our minds ever since it left and we know the fans are going to be ecstatic.
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Your Nose Is The Secret To Save You From Burning Toasted Pecans
When you've nabbed a batch of pecans for toasting, the last thing you want is for them to get ruined. Your nose is the perfect tool to keep from burning them.
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Why Are Potato Chip Bags So Shiny Inside?
Why are potato chip bags shiny inside? It’s not just for looks - this clever design keeps your snacks fresher, crunchier, and more irresistible!
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Hot Dog Recalls That Affected Millions
An American classic, hot dogs are eaten commonly in the U.S., but evidently there have been some hot dog recalls that affected millions of people.
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