The Local Spot I Visit For The Best Korean Comfort Food In Miami
Though Miami might not immediately come to mind as a hotbed for Korean cuisine, it has a thriving Korean food scene, including one comfort food destination.
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The 10 Best Costco Kirkland Seasonings Your Pantry Needs Now
Costco's Kirkland Signature label is known for surprisingly good products at affordable prices. Here's 10 of the brand's seasonings that belong in your pantry.
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Why You Should Never Leave Under Lid Seals On Food After Opening
Learn why leaving an under-lid seal on food after opening can lead to unexpected safety issues and why it's best to remove it and throw it away.
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The Food At San Francisco Bay's Iconic Alcatraz Prison Was So Tasty Even The Guards Loved It
Prison food may get a deservedly bad rap, but Alcatraz's fresh and filling cafeteria offerings were rarely cause for complaint, even from the guards.
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Starbucks Baristas Wish You'd Stop Ordering These Secret Menu Drinks
Wonder what kind of terror you invoke with your secret menu drink order? A Starbucks barista names the worst drinks you can order off the Starbucks secret menu.
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This Beloved Local Spot Has Miami's Best Cuban Sandwich
Miami can lay claim as the home of the delicious Cuban sandwich, but where in the city can you find the best one? Our expert has a pick for Miami's best Cubano.
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11 Old-School Cookies Your Grandma Grew Up Eating
Want to whip up a batch of cookies that harkens back to yesteryear? Then say hello to one (or all) of these 11 recipes your grandma definitely made.
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Review: We Tried Dutch Bros New Breakfast Inspired Drinks And Only One Hit The Mark
Why sit down for breakfast when you can get it iced and to-go? We try some sweet new offerings from Dutch Bros to see if they’re the right start to your day.
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Why Some Glass Baking Dishes Shatter — And How To Prevent It
Chances are you own at least one glass baking dish if you're somewhat of a home cook, but is it the type to break? Here's how to prevent it from shattering.
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Can You Microwave Paper Plates? Yes, But Not All Of Them Are Safe
Many paper plates may be microwave-safe, but that doesn't mean that all are. Find out which variation of the disposable dish you'll want to avoid microwaving.
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The Most Unique Bar I Visited In Kentucky Serves Up 100-Year-Old Liquor
Discover the most unique bar in Covington, Kentucky, where you can sip rare liquors aged up to 100 years for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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Burger King's New Customer-Inspired Whopper Brings Steakhouse Flavors To The Chain
Burger King fans call the shots with the latest drop from Burger King's Whopper by You campaign, a meaty Whopper loaded with fried, cheesy steakhouse favorites.
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Why Groceries Cost More When You Order Them With A Delivery App
That shock you feel when you see the cost of groceries ordered through a delivery app? You're not alone, and the reasons for the price hikes are complicated.
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The Overlooked Vegetable That's Actually The Most Nutritious In The World
Discover the overlooked vegetable the CDC calls a nutrient powerhouse, packed with key vitamins and minerals and linked to disease prevention.
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Gordon Ramsay's Most Popular Restaurants, Ranked By Customer Reviews
If you're craving the celebrity chef experience, Gordon Ramsay has an entire fleet of global restaurants. These are the venues with the most customer reviews.
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Why Bakery Apple Pies Always Taste Better Than Homemade
Discover why apple pies always taste better than homemade, and the simple trick to creating the same flavor and texture in your own kitchen.
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The Country Where Kerrygold Irish Butter Was First Sold Wasn't Ireland
Kerrygold is Irish butter, so you would think it was first sold in the Emerald Isle. That actually isn't the case, but the reason why makes a lot of sense.
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The Chipotle Side You Should Never Order To-Go
Whether you are getting a burrito or a burrito bowl, there are some sides at Chipotle that you are better off going without. Here's one in particular.
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Mexico Has Its Own Version Of Sprite And Some Say It Tastes Way Better
The debate as to whether Coca-Cola made in Mexico tastes better than its U.S. analog just broadened. Now fans say that Mexican Sprite is the better version.
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The Michelin-Starred BBQ Joint That Won't Hurt Your Wallet
If you've been avoiding Michelin-starred restaurants to protect your wallet, you should give this barbecue joint in Texas a chance -- it won't break the bank.
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Boston's Fenway Park Uses A Clever 2-Step Process To Keep Hot Dogs Juicy
There's nothing like a ballpark hot dog — especially at Fenway Park. Learn which two-step cooking method the home of the Boston Red Sox uses for juicy hot dogs.
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Here's Why It's Never Safe To Leave Soda Cans In Your Car During Winter
Leaving cans of soda in your car during the wintertime could be a disaster. Not only can they cause a mess, but frozen sodas can also be dangerous.
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Should You Add Water To Your Wine? Austrians Certainly Think So
Austrians often add water to wine, and there's logic behind it. But it's important to pair the right type of water with the right type of wine.
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14 Ways To Use Canned Lentils
Canned lentils are an easy way to add more nutrition to your meals. Take a look at all of the delicious ways you can use these versatile and edible seeds.
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The Thing That Sets Philly Pretzels Apart From The Rest
Philadelphia has a storied tradition with its soft pretzels. Like the best pretzels, they're chewy and salty, but there's also one very significant difference.
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Pack The Sweetness Of Boston Cream Pie Into A Mason Jar For A Mess-Free On-The-Go Dessert
Want to take Boston cream pie on the go? Bake Boston cream pie in mason jars, and enjoy that moist cake, silky cream, and rich chocolate flavor anywhere you go.
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The San Francisco Factory That's Been Crafting Custom Fortune Cookies Since 1962
Fortune cookies are a staple at many Chinese restaurants, but most have become mass produced. This San Francisco factory keeps the old school tradition alive.
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