Anthony Bourdain's 'Bad Clue' To Avoid When Picking A Spot To Eat
To apply Anthony Bourdain's advice for deciding which restaurants to dine at on vacation, you'll have to wait until you arrive & use your observational skills.
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How To Tell If Your Pistachios Are Expired
If your pistachios have been sitting around for a while, here's how to tell if they're past their prime, beyond looking at the best-by date.
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The Sundae From Home Alone 2 Is Real But You'll Never Guess How Much It Costs
For fans of "Home Alone 2," you can actually purchase the massive sundae Kevin McCallister ordered at the Plaza hotel, but it will cost you a pretty penny.
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Consider These Things When Deciding Whether Or Not To Tip At A Buffet
Buffets are almost exclusively self-serve establishments, but does that mean that you shouldn't be tipping the restaurant's staff? Here's what to know.
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Julia Child's Requirements For Good Copper Cookware
Copper cookware is both an investment and a level-up for your kitchen game. But does the cost justify the purchase? Julia Child certainly thought so.
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This Could Be Why You Rarely See Golden Delicious Apples In Grocery Stores
Golden Delicious apples were once highly prized for their sweetness, but you don't see them as much in the stores anymore. This could help explain why.
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Why Doesn't Chick-Fil-A Have Cheesecake On Its Menu Anymore?
Ever wonder why Chick-fil-A removed its famous cheesecake from the menu? Discover what replaced it and why fans still have mixed reactions to the change.
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How Taco Bell Customers Have Flip-Flopped On The Chili Cheese Burrito
Taco Bell's chili cheese burrito made a comeback after years of absence from the menu. To say that the response has been varied might be an understatement.
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The Aldi Hot Dogs That Are Made With Just 3 Ingredients
Aldi's reputation as a go-to for quality items continues with this brand of hot dogs, which has just three ingredients — and none of them are by-products.
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11 Creative Ways To Use Store-Bought Puff Pastry
Premade puff pastry is the store-bought secret ingredient that transforms intimidating baking projects into attainable tasks. Here are 11 easy ways to use it.
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The Age-Old British Lunch Tradition That Was Actually Made Up
This famous lunch in Britain is a classic standard at homes and pubs, but it's history, and its name, is more folklore than based on facts or tradition.
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The Key Differences Between Marmite And Vegemite
Marmite and Vegemite may not be big in the United States, but they're huge across the pond. If you want to try either, you should know their differences.
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The Expert Way Julia Child Made Perfect Omelets Without Them Sticking
Discover French chef Julia Child's expert technique for making perfect omelets that won't stick -- without the need for fancy cookware or special ingredients.
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Jamie Oliver Upgrades Tuna Salad In The Most Elegant Way Possible
Tuna salad is an easy, go-to lunch for many people but celebrity chef Jamie Oliver takes it to a whole new level of deliciousness with just one simple addition.
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Think Twice Before Trying To Cook Up Your Decorative Fall Gourds
Decorative fall gourds are small, cute, and super seasonal. You might even be tempted to eat them! But before you do, keep these things in mind.
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Take Your Baked Potatoes To The Next Level With This Cheesy, Crispy Hack
Turn ordinary baked potatoes into a crave-worthy side with a simple trick that delivers crispy edges, melty cheese, and bold flavor for your spud.
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The Simple Water Swap That Makes Instant Mac And Cheese Extra Creamy
Microwavable mac and cheese bowls are a simple, savory delight, but sometimes taste a little bland. Thankfully, there's one creamy ingredient that can help.
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Stop Annoying Your Bartender And Learn Your Ideal Martini Order
A martini is one of those classic cocktails with many, many variations. Here's how to make sure you're getting your ideal version of this boozy drink.
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We'll Never Know What's Really In This Old-Fashioned Kentucky Soda
The recipe for this iconic Kentucky soda is so well-guarded that only a handful of people with close ties to the company know its full ingredient list.
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Here's How Much Cheese You Need (Per Guest) On A Charcuterie Board
When throwing a party, it's important to ensure everyone has ample access to your charcuterie board. Here's how much cheese you should serve per guest.
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The One Ingredient You Need For Super Flavorful Crab Cakes
The secret to perfect crab cakes is a crispy exterior and juicy center but enhance flavor with this North African paste for a unique twist to crab's sweetness.
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11 Iconic Junk Foods From The 1960s That Are Still Around Today
While some iconic snacks of the 1960s have sadly faded into oblivion, these delicious comfort foods are still available to enjoy to this day.
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Yes, There Really Is A Difference Between Dicing And Chopping
If you've been toggling between dicing and chopping ingredients depending on your mood, that's a mistake. The different cutting methods can impact your dish.
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The Aldi Seafood Forced Labor Scandals Shoppers Should Be Aware Of
Aldi has a reputation for budget-friendly groceries that's perfect for smart shoppers, but the seafood aisle at Aldi has not been without its controversies.
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Stop Skipping This Important Step When Adding Aromatics To Ground Beef
Don't skip this crucial step when cooking ground beef in a pan -- doing so can make a big difference in flavor and aroma for your dinner dish.
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The Crockpot Mistake That Can Ruin Your Food And Put You In Danger
Looking forward to the beginning of Fall to get your Crockpot out and start slow cooking? Don't overfill it, you may run into some big potential problems.
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The Easy Way To Cut Thin Slices Of Chicken Without Ruining The Meat
Thinly sliced chicken is the key to many delicious recipes, including chicken marsala. The problem? Chicken isn't easy to cut thin — unless you try this hack.
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