The $5 Aldi Find That Makes Washing And Storing Produce A Breeze
A new Aldi product will make the annoying task of rinsing produce a little bit easier. The same tool can be used to store delicate produce in the fridge.
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Elvis Presley's Wife Said The Pop Star Once Ate This Meal For 6 Straight Months
Elvis Presley was a man of habits. His wife, Priscilla Presley, showed this to be the case when she revealed he ate this one meal for six months straight.
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The Delicious Aldi Dip That Makes For A Perfect Taco Topping
If Taco Tuesday's been feeling a little tame, spice up your taco game with a delicious dip from Aldi that brings a beloved Mexican street food to your kitchen.
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Why Mechanically Separated Beef Was Banned In America
Food safety fears changed the fate of mechanically separated beef in the United States, and the reason ties back to one of the meat industry’s biggest scares.
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The One-Of-A-Kind Interactive Buffet Where Customers Create Their Own Recipes
Discover the unique interactive buffet where you can craft your own recipes, mixing ingredients and flavors exactly the way you like or to experiment.
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11 Bread Baking Tips Beginners Need To Know
Baking bread at home can be intimidating for beginners. Follow these bread baking tips if you want to make flavorful and perfect loaves from scratch.
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Keep Your Lettuce From Turning Pink By Switching Up How You Store It
That pink hue that might sometimes appear on your lettuce can certainly be off-putting. Here's how to store your lettuce properly to keep it fresher, longer.
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The Meaningful Reason Behind Tony's Chocolonely's Uneven Slices
The uneven scoring of Tony's Chocolonely bars isn't just for the design. It's actually an intentional detail that reveals the work that goes into making them.
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How To Remove Lingering Food Smells From Glass Jars Without Lifting A Finger
If your glass jars still smell like last week’s garlic or kimchi, there’s an easy, zero-effort trick that clears odors without scrubbing or chemicals.
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The IKEA Spice Rack That Offers Tons Of Functionality For A Cheap Price
With its low cost of only $10 and versatility to fill numerous roles in the kitchen and beyond, this Ikea spice rack is one you'll likely want to buy in bulk.
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14 Ways To Use Leftover Cranberry Sauce That Will Make You Want To Buy More
If no one touches the cranberry sauce at your holiday parties, take advantage of the leftovers. Its jellied texture and tart flavors can enhance many recipes.
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Don't Microwave Eggs Like This Unless You Want A Huge Mess
That you can microwave eggs and that they actually turn out well are little-known facts, but you definitely don't want to microwave eggs this way.
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Paul McCartney's Comfort Meal Couldn't Be More British
Paul McCartney's comfort meal is equal parts British, simple, and delicious. It couldn't be easier to make, and it only requires two ingredients.
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Instead Of Throwing Them Away, Put Your Cheese Rinds To Good Use
Just because you've hit the rind, doesn't mean your cheese is toast. Save cheese rinds from the trash, and use them to amp up the flavor in all sorts of dishes.
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The Key Ingredient You Can't Leave Out Of Hungarian Goulash
Hungarian goulash just isn't the same without this essential ingredient, which gives the iconic stew its deep color and authentic, signature flavor.
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Give Canned Cocktails A Hard Pass If You Don't See These Ingredients Listed
Look beyond the pretty label, trendy brands, and cute names, and focus on the ingredients in canned cocktails. Here's what quality RTD cocktails include.
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San Francisco Is Home To The Country's Oldest Tea Garden
Tea gardens are a place of quiet contemplation and mindful sipping. If you're in the San Francisco area, this tea garden is one of America's oldest.
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This Early American Cookbook Features A Tasty Pumpkin Pie Predecessor
Written in the 18th century, this cookbook featured a classic recipe for pumpkin pie with mostly the same ingredients, but used some odd measurement references.
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The Most Popular Pickle Brand In The US Isn't Grillo's Or Claussen
There are so many pickle brands out there, that it can be tough to find a favorite. According to a U.S. survey, though, this recognizable name came out on top.
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Why You'll Never See A Freezer Or Microwave At An In-N-Out Location
In-N-Out is a staunch proponent of serving high quality food and boasts the fact that you'll never see a freezer or a microwave at any of its locations. Why?
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The Aldi Cookies That Totally Beat An Iconic European Brand
There's a classic European cookie with such a distinct taste you can identify it blindfolded, but Aldi has brought out its own version, and it's even better.
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The Bland Cereal That Once Posed As A Hugely Popular Ice Cream Topping
The somewhat confusing name of this cereal includes a word that is a popular ice cream topping, and the breakfast food itself provides a satisfying crunch.
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The Major Manufacturer Behind IKEA's Dishwashers In The US
Think IKEA makes its own dishwashers? Guess again. Discover the brand behind the store's appliances (spoiler: it's one you might already have in your kitchen).
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The Telltale Sign That Your Stove Has A Gas Leak And What To Do About It
If you're afraid of unknowingly having a stove gas leak, find out what some telltale signs are and what you should immediately do in that type of situation.
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11 Ways To Turn Costco's Frozen Mozzarella Sticks Into Show Stopping Appetizers
Frozen mozzarella sticks hit the spot in their natural state, but can easily be elevated into an impressive entrée or side dish with just a few additions.
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The Italian Bread Swap To Totally Upgrade Sloppy Joes
Sloppy Joes are a classic family dinnertime staple for a reason, but there's an easy way to upgrade your next batch to make them even more delectable to devour.
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How Joanna Gaines Makes The Perfect Quiche Crust Without Any Fuss
Joanna Gaines shares her easy method to create a fancy-looking crust for quiche, adding simple elegance and homemade charm without extra effort.
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