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Alcohol and Cocktail (7)

• Most Grocery Store Beer Is Owned By Just 8 Massive Companies

  When you walk into your supermarket's beer aisle, you might see a motley array of brews to choose from. These brands are mostly owned by these eight companies.

  By Joe Thristino Read More

• Have Your Cake And Drink It Too With Brews From This Norwegian Brewery Serving 'Dessert In A Can'

  This Norwegian brewery serves its famous “dessert in a can,” crafting rich, cake-inspired brews that let you have your cake and drink it, too.

  By Maria Scinto Read More

• This Is Hands Down The Most Popular Type Of Craft Beer In The US

  One craft beer style stands above the rest in the U.S., dominating taps and winning over drinkers from coast to coast with its bold, crave-worthy appeal.

  By Moriah House Read More

• The Unexpected Mixer That Turns Cheap Wine Into A Refreshing Drink

  When it comes to alcohol, it's usually spirits that get mixed with other ingredients. For cheap wine, however, this unexpected mixer is surprisingly refreshing.

  By Joe Hoeffner Read More

• 14 Easy Cocktails For Ginger Ale Fans

  You don't need to be a master mixologist to whip up a refreshing cocktail. All you need is ginger ale, a few other ingredients, and one of these easy recipes.

  By Joe Thristino Read More

• Adding Water To Whiskey? Here's Why Temperature Matters

  Adding water to whiskey can dramatically alter its flavor and aroma, but the temperature of the water is crucial for achieving the perfect balance.

  By Dylan Murray Read More

• What You Get When You Ask A Philadelphia Bartender For The 'Citywide' Drink

  Some traditions in Philadelphia are so familiar they rarely need explanation. The Citywide is one of them, passed from bar to bar without much ceremony.

  By Joe Hoeffner Read More

Baking (3)

• The Breakfast Staple Katharine Hepburn Enjoyed Any Time Of Day

  Here's the simple breakfast staple Katharine Hepburn loved any time of day and how she turned this classic dish into her own unique creation.

  By Mariana Zapata Read More

• Ree Drummond's Tex-Mex Topping Upgrades Any Breakfast Casserole

  Looking to add an extra layer of flavor and crunch to your breakfast casserole? You'll want to follow Ree Drummond's suggestions to add a Tex-Mex twist.

  By Dylan Murray Read More

• The Super Moist Mexican Cornbread That Puts The American Version To Shame

  Move over American cornbread — there's a new sheriff in town. Discover the Mexican cornbread that's more moist than your average slice of the U.S. version.

  By Moriah House Read More

Boston, Massachusetts (4)

• Boston's Italian Food Tour That Promises The True Local Experience

  Boston's North End has a long Italian history, which means there are many historical sites, shops, landmarks, and restaurants to check out on this unique tour.

  By Jessica Riggio Read More

• This Speakeasy-Style Arcade Bar In Boston Is Hidden Behind A Freezer Door

  This speakeasy-style arcade bar in Boston hides behind a freezer door, blending retro games, craft drinks, and secretive charm in a must-see nostalgic stop.

  By Maria Scinto Read More

• The Upscale Boston Restaurant Julia Child Loved Still Has A Table In Her Honor

  The upscale Boston restaurant Julia Child loved remains a dining icon today, with a special table still reserved in her honor decades later.

  By Moriah House Read More

• Boston's First Italian-Owned Restaurant Didn't Serve Italian Food — It Dished Out This Instead

  You'd expect that Boston's first Italian restaurant had dishes like pizza and pasta on the menu, but that actually isn't the case. Here's why.

  By Ellery Weil Read More

Burger Joints (14)

• Why The Original Filet-O-Fish 'Far Outshines' The Version Served Now

  One of McDonald's most popular items is the Filet-O-Fish, but the creator of the sandwich liked the original version more. Here's what you need to know.

  By Dylan Murray Read More

• The 6 Best And 6 Worst Fast-Food Kids Meals For Hungry Adults

  More adults are gravitating towards the kids' menu at fast food chains. Some meals are a budget win, but others are a hard pass ... and not because of the toy.

  By Anais Aguilera Read More

• I'm A Former Line Cook. Here's What Your Burger Order Says About You

  Do you ask for your burger as it comes, or request modifications? Your order reveals what type of person you are, according to this former line cook.

  By Sarah Sierra-Mohamed Read More

• The NYC Burger Chain Where Donald Trump Loves To Eat

  Donald Trump doesn't always bask in the glow of The Golden Arches. When he craves a multi-dollar menu, he loves this family-run burger chain in New York City.

  By Maria Scinto Read More

• 11 Discontinued Wendy's Menu Items Customers Want Back

  Wendy's fans are still pining for the chain's beloved but discontinued sandwiches, cheeseburgers, baked potatoes, and ... pasta bar?

  By Sarah Sierra-Mohamed Read More

• 12 Fast Food Menu Items To Eat During Lent That Aren't Fish

  You don't have to just settle for fish sandwiches when trying to avoid meat during Lent. These alternative fast food items are sure to satisfy.

  By Joe Thristino Read More

• Why Wendy's Is The Only Fast Food Restaurant That Serves Baked Potatoes

  Fast food is built on speed, which makes baked potatoes an odd choice. Find out why Wendy’s put them on the menu, and why they're still around.

  By Ellery Weil Read More

• The Best Way To Spend $10 At These 14 Popular Fast Food Chains

  Hungry and only have $10 to spend? You can put your cash to good use (and get your food quickly) by maximizing your order at these fast food joints.

  By Asia Mayfield Read More

• The Unique Meatless Sandwich That McDonald's Almost Sold Instead Of The Filet-O-Fish

  Before the Filet-O-Fish, McDonald’s nearly sold a very different meatless sandwich that had a tropical twist. Here’s the forgotten item that almost won.

  By Kat Olvera Read More

• 11 Smart Ways To Save Money At McDonald's

  McDonald's has always offered cheap, convenient food, but prices have been on the rise. These money-saving tips can help stretch your dollar even further.

  By Julia Lauzon Read More

• The Stinky Reason McDonald's Didn't Want To Sell The Filet-O-Fish

  McDonald's didn't want to sell the Filet-O-Fish at first due to one stinky problem -- but it went on to become a fast-food classic regardless.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• The Popular McDonald's Happy Meal Toy Recalled For Burning Skin

  In 2016, McDonald's launched a popular Happy Meal toy that would turn out to be a major mistake, as it ended up being recalled after just a few days.

  By Kristine Belonio Read More

• Fast Food Chains With The Best Vegetarian And Vegan Options, Ranked

  It can be difficult to dine out on a plant-based diet, but some fast food chains manage to satisfy both vegetarians and vegans at any time of day.

  By Anais Aguilera Read More

• How To Score Five Guys' Secret Menu Loaded Fries

  Loaded fries aren't officially on the Five Guys menu — but that doesn't mean you can't order them. Discover how to get loaded fries at the chain.

  By Dylan Murray Read More

Casual Dining (6)

• The 12 Best Old School Candies At Cracker Barrel For A Trip Down Memory Lane

  You can't leave Cracker Barrel without a trip through the gift shop, and you don't want to exit the gift shop without grabbing some of these old-school treats.

  By Rachel Sobel Read More

• The Staggering Number Of Breadsticks Olive Garden Keeps On Hand, According To Reddit

  Olive Garden keeps a staggering number of breadsticks on hand daily for customers. According to Reddit, the total may surprise even the biggest fans.

  By Lauren Bair Read More

• Why LongHorn Steakhouse Gift Cards Can Pay For Your Meal At Olive Garden

  Discover why you can cover your Olive Garden feasts with LongHorn Steakhouse gift cards every time. It's simpler than you could ever imagine.

  By Jonathan Kesh Read More

• 73 Years Ago, Denny's Opened Its Doors — But Modern Diners Wouldn't Recognize It

  Denny's has been around for decades and the breakfast chain is more or less a household name by now, but the very first Denny's looked nothing like it does now.

  By Ellery Weil Read More

• Does Waffle House Sell Pancakes?

  Waffle House is famous for waffles, but does the famous chain offer pancakes on the menu? Here’s what to know before you order breakfast at this iconic diner.

  By Moriah House Read More

• 12 Cracker Barrel Menu Items First-Time Customers Have To Try

  If Cracker Barrel isn't already part of your comfort food routine, it's time you gave it a try. Here are the menu items to order on your first visit.

  By Paul Rothbart Read More

Chicken Chains (3)

• Prepare Yourself For 7 Big Changes Coming To KFC In 2026

  KFC comes out swinging in 2026 with new menu items, expansion, and merch designed to keep customers happy and nostalgic for their favorite fast food items.

  By Jessica Riggio Read More

• The Specific Cut Of Meat Raising Cane's Uses For Its Famous Chicken Fingers

  Raising Cane's chicken fingers are absolute dynamite. When it comes to what's inside, this is the specific cut of meat the fast food chicken chain uses.

  By Dennis Lee Read More

• The Fast Food Chicken Beyoncé Gets For Free (For Life)

  Beyoncé isn't exactly the face of fast food, but that hasn't stopped the international celebrity from receiving free food for life from this popular chain.

  By Dylan Murray Read More

Cleaning (2)

• The Dishwasher Feature You Need To Prevent Thousands In Potential Damage

  Discover the dishwasher feature that can prevent costly leaks and hidden water damage, protecting your kitchen and saving you thousands in repairs at home.

  By Rolland Judd Read More

• To Clean Extra-Grimy Pots And Pans, Reach For This Handy Power Tool

  It's time to stop struggling with scrubbing dirty pots and pans that have layers of grime caked on. This handy power tool will make cleaning a breeze.

  By Kristine Belonio Read More

Coffee And Tea (9)

• 11 Coffee Brands Owned By NFL Players

  Coffee has become more than just a pre-game boost for these current and retired NFL players. Their caffeine-fueled ventures prioritize quality and community.

  By Diane Bobis Read More

• 12 Chobani Coffee Creamer Flavors, Ranked

  From fruity to plain, Chobani coffee creamers come in a variety of different flavors. We sampled 12 to find out which flavor is the absolute best.

  By Amber Winston Read More

• The Simple Keurig Trick For Brewing Espresso-Like Shots

  Espresso at home sounds lovely, but those espresso machines can get expensive quick. This Keurig trick allows you to brew something similar to espresso.

  By Dylan Murray Read More

• I'm A Former Barista. Here's How To Make The Best Salted Caramel Iced Espresso

  A former barista shares expert tips for making the best salted caramel iced espresso at home, with balanced sweetness and bold coffee flavor.

  By Dani Zoeller Read More

• For The Creamiest Homemade Frozen Coffee, Grab This Dessert Topping

  Frozen coffee drinks are definitely a big draw for people who like to purchase their coffee from a business, but you can easily recreate that texture at home.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• Striking Starbucks Baristas Have One Request For Customers — 'It Is Worth The Wait'

  Starbucks baristas are taking on the coffee giant to gain a fair contract. To garner public support, they're asking fans to make a small change for big results.

  By Lottë Reford Read More

• Starbucks Heard Your Complaints — This Fruity Syrup Is Back For Good

  After leaving customers wanting more in 2025, Starbucks has brought back a fruit-flavored syrup in a new drink for 2026. Which fan favorite is back for good?

  By Lottë Reford Read More

• Cockroaches In Your Coffee? It's More Likely Than You Think

  Cockroaches in your coffee sounds gross, but it's more common than you think. Here's why it happens and what it means for your morning brew.

  By Joe Hoeffner Read More

• The Coffee Order That Made Me Want To Quit My Job As A Barista

  There's logic to why this is not a good way to order coffee. And if you absolutely must have coffee like this, there are better ways to order it.

  By Lottë Reford Read More

Coffee Shops (3)

• Should You Tip At A Cafe? Here's What Reddit Baristas Say

  Do you wonder whether you should tip at a cafe? Reddit baristas share when it’s expected, when it’s optional, and what customers should know before paying.

  By Dylan Murray Read More

• 11 Things You'll Want To Know About Starbucks' Coffee Beans

  You’re probably pretty familiar with Starbucks’ drinks menu, but how much do you know about the actual coffee beans that go into each beverage?

  By Holly Riddle Read More

• Why Starbucks Baristas Hate Writing Cute Messages On Your Cup

  Starbucks baristas used to write notes on customers' cups who they liked, but corporate has taken that small human moment and turned it into something gross.

  By Lottë Reford Read More

Cook (3)

• 8 Types Of Potatoes And The Best Ways To Use Them

  Potatoes are a starchy staple, and for good reason. Our three experts explain why versatility is part of the potato's charm and the best ways to use each type.

  By Jet Burnham Read More

• 11 Ways To Make Ice Cream Without An Ice Cream Maker

  Ice cream makers work well, but can take up a lot of space for an appliance most people might use sparingly. Here's 11 other DIY ways to make ice cream at home.

  By Holly Riddle Read More

• According To Science This Is The Best Time To Eat Lunch

  We all know what time lunch should take place — early afternoon, right? As it turns out, there's a very good reason why you should eat your midday meal then.

  By Haley McNamara Read More

Cookbooks (3)

• How America's Oldest Cooking Show Made One Woman A Household Name

  In 1924, one of America's most beloved cooks starred in the country's first cooking show. What's even more remarkable was that the host wasn't a real person.

  By Paige Hughes Read More

• The Vintage Julia Child Cookbook That Could Be Worth Thousands

  If you have this vintage cookbook lying around, it could be worth a lot of money. Here's how to find out if that Julia Child cookbook is valuable.

  By Ellery Weil Read More

• The 12 Best Baking Cookbooks To Kick Off A Sweet 2026

  Do you want to start the year off by whipping up some delicious baked goods? These great cookbooks will inspire you to make everything from cookies to bread.

  By Amber Winston Read More

Cooking (53)

• The 13 Most Underrated Cuts Of Beef, According To Reddit

  Even if you know your way around a butcher counter, there's likely still a piece of beef you haven't tried. The pros think everyone should sample these 13 cuts.

  By Sarah Sierra-Mohamed Read More

• The Absolute Best Ways To Reheat Days Old Pizza

  There are plenty of ways to reheat old pizza beyond using the microwave or oven. We've compiled some of the absolute best ways to get the job done.

  By Amber Winston Read More

• Ree Drummond's Boozy Secret For A Better Pot Roast

  Ree Drummond knows her way around a Sunday pot roast, which is why this interesting ingredient she adds to her recipe has us hoping to grab a bite.

  By Sarah Sierra-Mohamed Read More

• Martha Stewart's Foolproof Way To Make Perfect Rice Every Time

  Martha Stewart’s foolproof method for perfect rice delivers fluffy, tender grains every time using a simple, reliable appliance found in most kitchens.

  By Kristine Belonio Read More

• 11 Liquid Ingredients That'll Take Scrambled Eggs To Another Level

  Nailing the perfect creamy and rich scrambled eggs is as simple as adding one of these liquid ingredients, as per the experts themselves.

  By Jet Burnham Read More

• 13 Types Of Rice And How To Use Them

  Rice is a popular pantry staple across the globe, but there are so many varieties to choose from. Here’s how to pick the right type for your dish.

  By Melanie Andrade Read More

• The 2-Ingredient Trick That Turns Grilled Cheese Into Breakfast

  There is no reason not to eat a grilled cheese sandwich for breakfast or brunch, especially when you upgrade it with these two staple ingredients.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• 12 Budget-Friendly Ways To Make A Great Steak Dinner

  Turn a budget steak into a steakhouse-worthy meal with pro chef advice on seasoning, marinades, basting, compound butter, and classic sides done right.

  By Holly Riddle Read More

• Why Your Brand New Air Fryer Stinks And How You Can Fix It

  Using a new air fryer for the first time can be an exciting moment, that is, unless it starts stinking the moment you turn it on. Here's what you need to know.

  By Jonathan Kesh Read More

• The Type Of Cookware You Should Never Use With Your Oven's Broiler

  Not all pans can handle intense direct heat. Using the wrong cookware under your oven’s broiler can cause damage to your pans or safety risks fast.

  By Moriah House Read More

• The Broth Step Martha Stewart Calls 'Very Important' But A Lot Of People Skip

  If you enjoy making broth at home, Martha Stewart says there's one step most people skip which they shouldn't. It's a good way to improve the texture, for one.

  By Kristine Belonio Read More

• The Unexpected Sauce You Need To Spice Up Fried Eggs

  Fried eggs are a breakfast staple, but they can be kind of boring if you don't add a little something extra. This popular sauce is one you wouldn't expect.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• How To Easily Measure Sticky Ingredients Without Making A Mess

  Learn how to measure sticky ingredients like peanut butter and syrup more easily, without the mess or frustration that usually comes with them.

  By Willow Roberts Read More

• Can Music Make Food Taste Different? Science Says Yes

  We know that smell and sight can affect how food tastes. But science has shown that sound, and specifically, types of music, can also make or break a meal.

  By Paige Hughes Read More

• Healthier Chocolate Pudding Is Only 2 Ingredients And 5 Minutes Away

  Want the secret to healthy chocolate pudding? We've got you covered. Discover the surprising two-ingredient combo for quick, guilt-free chocolate pudding.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• Say Goodbye To Watery Microwave Mac And Cheese Cups With One Simple Trick

  Keep your microwave clean and mess-free with this one simple trick that stops watery mac and cheese cups from bubbling over and splattering.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• 12 Unexpected Ways To Use Eggshells In Your Kitchen

  Eggshells can be a handy, do-it-all tool in the kitchen. Here’s how to use them in a variety of useful ways rather than just throwing them away.

  By Holly Riddle Read More

• Check For This Before Buying Secondhand Stainless Steel Cookware

  Finding used stainless steel cookware for a good price is a win, but not every piece is worth buying. Here's what you should check for before purchasing it.

  By Ellery Weil Read More

• 11 Tips For Crafting The Best Pulled Pork Sandwiches

  We spoke with experts who share the essentials to help home cooks perfect their pulled pork sandwich recipes. Our pros have decades of culinary experience.

  By Melanie Andrade Read More

• The Ancient Kitchen Tool Gordon Ramsay Swears By For Spices

  Old ground spices lacking in flavor? Gordon Ramsay maximizes the spice experience using an ancient kitchen tool that doesn't look a day over 10,000 years old.

  By Kristine Belonio Read More

• This Simple Pan Swap Will Seriously Upgrade Your Mac And Cheese

  If chewy macaroni smothered in gooey cheese is life, upgrade the most comforting comfort food with a pan swap that lends crispy edges with barely any cleanup.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• Bobby Flay Controversially Skips This Crucial Step When He Cooks Rice

  Bobby Flay's reputation as a celebrity chef rests on his unique interpretation of classic dishes. But his spin on cooking rice has some fans confused.

  By Dennis Lee Read More

• Dash This Mexican Seasoning On Fries Instead Of Plain Salt

  Fries don't really taste right without a little sodium, but that doesn't mean you have to stick to plain table salt. Try a dash of this Mexican staple instead.

  By Sarah Sierra-Mohamed Read More

• You Only Need 2 Ingredients For The Easiest One-Pot Dinner

  Sure, plenty of recipes claim to be "easy." But are they as simple as combining two common kitchen ingredients and simmering to make a delicious meal?

  By Haley McNamara Read More

• 12 Expensive Fish Chefs Say Are Worth The Splurge

  Seafood can be a splurge, so you should know what's worth buying. We asked expert chefs for their insight on what expensive fish are worth their high cost.

  By Holly Riddle Read More

• Lidia Bastianich's One-Ingredient Trick For Tomato Sauce With A Spicy Kick

  If you're looking for a simple tomato sauce recipe but you're not a fan of how bland it often turns out, Lidia Bastianich has a simple trick to kick things up.

  By Jonathan Kesh Read More

• For The Best Pot Roast Of Your Life, Add In This Snappy German Ingredient

  For the best pot roast of your life, try adding this snappy German ingredient for bold flavor, tender meat, and a rich, savory finish that is unexpected.

  By Moriah House Read More

• The Simple Mexican Seasoning That Steps Up Bland Deviled Eggs

  The next time you make deviled eggs, skip the paprika and reach for this Mexican seasoning blend. It's vibrant, flavorful, and just what your deviled eggs need.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• 13 Best Meat Alternatives For Lent That Aren't Fish

  You can abstain from meat during Lent and still enjoy a wide variety of satisfying meals, whether or not you eat fish. Here are some other tasty alternatives.

  By Melanie Andrade Read More

• For Tender Fall-Off-The-Bone Chicken Wings, Use This Unexpected Trick

  The secret isn’t in the sauce — it’s in a nifty kitchen appliance. Put it to work, and you’ll get tender, fall-off-the-bone wings with hardly any fuss.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• Why Dark Meat Chicken Is The Best For Flavorful Soup

  If you’re trying to choose between using white and dark meat, chicken thighs and legs may offer more benefits than breasts for a richer, more satisfying soup.

  By Sarah Sierra-Mohamed Read More

• Lidia Bastianich's Stock Tips For Perfectly Textured Risotto

  The next time you make risotto at home, use this tip from Lidia Bastianich about the amount of stock to use to ensure your dish comes out perfectly every time.

  By Rolland Judd Read More

• Ree Drummond's Chicken Fried Steak Trick Is Too Easy Not To Use

  Chicken fried steak is a filling and delicious meal that anyone can whip up at home, but Ree Drummond's version adds something you won't want to miss.

  By Dylan Murray Read More

• Frozen Meatballs Become A Worthy Party Appetizer With Just A Few Store-Bought Ingredients

  Turn frozen meatballs into an easy appetizer at your next gathering with a few store-bought ingredients that add big flavor with minimal effort.

  By Ellery Weil Read More

• 11 Toppings That Make Coffee Ice Cream Cafe-Worthy

  While coffee ice cream is already delicious in its own right, these toppings take it from tasty to a sweet treat worthy of any fancy cafe.

  By Andy Beth Miller Read More

• How To Make Buldak Ramen A Little Less Spicy (You'll Thank Us Later)

  Buldak ramen is notoriously spicy, but it's also famously delicious. If you've been chowing down and need a break from the heat, here's how to mellow it out.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• For Ultra Creamy Scrambled Eggs Reach For One Ingredient From The Dairy Aisle

  For ultra-creamy scrambled eggs, adding just one dairy ingredient from the supermarket can transform texture, making your breakfast richer and silkier.

  By Maria Scinto Read More

• How To Make Oatmeal As Tasty And Healthy As Possible

  You might know that oatmeal is good for you, but you might also think it's bland. Here are some ways to change that, and feel better about your breakfast.

  By Andy Beth Miller Read More

• Why Shaking Your Eggs Isn't The Scrambling Hack You Might Think

  While shaking your morning eggs may seem like a shortcut, it’s not the scrambling hack you think -- and could affect how your breakfast dish tastes.

  By Rolland Judd Read More

• 12 Foods Americans Should Eat More Of, According To Trump's New Nutrition Guidelines

  The Trump administration revised the Dietary Guidelines to focus on "real food." Find out which types of food we should be eating more of and what to avoid.

  By Holly Riddle Read More

• Lidia Bastianich's Hassle-Free Trick For Stretching Out Pasta Sauce

  Lidia Bastianich's clever hack comes in handy whenever you've got more pasta than sauce. This simple technique stretches any kind of pasta sauce.

  By Kristine Belonio Read More

• 13 Ways To Upgrade Goulash For An Extra Comforting Dinner

  Whether you're preparing a batch of traditional Hungarian goulash or using an American recipe, these tips will lead you to an extra cozy dish.

  By Elizabeth Arnold Read More

• Is Your Dutch Oven Actually Oven-Safe? Here's What To Look For

  Dutch ovens are sturdy vessels — but are they oven-safe? They can be, but there are many factors to consider before your oven goes up against high heat.

  By Haley McNamara Read More

• The Mushroom That Makes Diners Hallucinate Tiny Humans When Undercooked

  Mushrooms, yes: an earthy, umami-like taste. Mushrooms, no: a days-long hallucination featuring little people. But that's what this Chinese mushroom delivers.

  By Joe Hoeffner Read More

• The Delicious Way To Make Curry Without Coconut Milk

  You don’t need coconut milk to make rich, flavorful curry. Check out this delicious alternative that delivers creaminess without the coconut taste.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• I'm A Former Line Cook. Here's How To Make The Best Fried Chicken Sandwich At Home

  Can you create a fried chicken sandwich to rival the best restaurant version? You can, if you follow the advice of a former line cook who knows the secret.

  By Sarah Sierra-Mohamed Read More

• Stuff This Iconic Dish With Canned Chili For An Easier Weeknight Meal

  Canned chili may be an underrated pantry ingredient, but it's actually your ticket to a speedy and flavorful version of this weeknight classic.

  By Ellery Weil Read More

• To Cook Amazing French Food, Learn This Skill First, According To Marc Murphy

  To cook amazing French food, chef Marc Murphy says there's one versatile skill you need to master first. Grab your veggies and your best knife, and get to work.

  By Rolland Judd Read More

• The Easy Way To Achieve Mexican Al Pastor Flavors At Home Without A Spit

  Don't be intimidated by the idea of making al pastor at home; you can get the same Mexican flavors even without the spit. Here's how to do so.

  By Lottë Reford Read More

• Lidia Bastianich's Last Meal Unsurprisingly Would Be A Classic Italian Spread

  Lidia Bastianich's ideal final supper hits all the right notes. It features plenty of high-quality Italian ingredients, iconic pairings, and delicious wine.

  By Moriah House Read More

• Make Your Own Easy Mardi Gras Beignets With This Frozen Grocery Shortcut

  Beignets are a sweet, delicious way to celebrate Mardi Gras, but they also require a lot of prep. But your grocer's freezer has a convenient, handy hack.

  By Sarah Sierra-Mohamed Read More

• The Genius Way Jamie Oliver Adds Mushrooms To Pasta Sauce

  Celebrity Chef Jamie Oliver has a genius method of adding mushrooms to pasta sauce, which requires little effort or skill but completely turns the dish around.

  By Kristine Belonio Read More

• 14 Budget-Friendly Super Bowl Party Snacks That'll Score Big (Even If Your Team Doesn't)

  Hosting a Super Bowl watch party doesn't need to break the bank. Treat your guests to these budget-friendly tasty treats this Super Bowl Sunday.

  By Diane Bobis Read More

Discontinued (6)

• The Old-School 'Luxury' Lunch Meat '70s Kids Packed For School

  This retro processed deli meat from Oscar Mayer had a splendid name. You can't get your hands on this specific product anymore, but you can still sample it.

  By Ellery Weil Read More

• The Spiced McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Flavor That We Want Back

  McDonald's Filet-O-Fish certainly has its fan base, but most people feel like it's lacking in the flavor department. This spiced version deserves a comeback.

  By Dylan Murray Read More

• 11 Once-Popular '80s Snacks Most People Forgot About

  The '80s launched some wild trends, especially when it came to snacks. Here are some treats that were once super popular, but have since been discontinued.

  By Andy Beth Miller Read More

• The Customer-Favorite Trader Joe's Bread That You Can't Buy Anymore

  Soft, subtly sweet, and adored by many, this Trader Joe's bread may be gone, but it's not forgotten. Luckily, a petition might help bring it back.

  By Dennis Lee Read More

• We Desperately Miss When Fast Food Chains Offered This Collectible Item

  Beyond burgers, fries, and milkshakes, many fast food chains also used to sell collectible items. Now these quirky treasures are hard to come by.

  By Ellery Weil Read More

• 10 Discontinued Aldi Products Customers Still Desperately Miss

  From plant-based proteins to sweet snacks to pantry staples, here are some products that Aldi shoppers wish they could still add to their carts.

  By Joe Thristino Read More

Drinks (1)

• 20 States Have Milk As Their Official Drink — Here's Why

  Almost half of U.S. states have named milk an official drink. Turns out, the reason is the same one behind those old-school "Got Milk?" ads.

  By Joe Hoeffner Read More

Eat Like A Local (12)

• This Might Be The Absolute Best Burger You Can Get In Florida, According To Reviews

  From smash burgers to waffle fries, this spot in Florida is well worth a visit. The raving reviews will make you feel FOMO if you don't get a bite here.

  By Mariana Zapata Read More

• This Iconic Restaurant In Lima, Peru Serves Some Of The Best Seafood I've Ever Had

  This iconic Lima restaurant serves unforgettable seafood, pairing bold Peruvian flavors with pristine ingredients and stunning presentation.

  By Mariana Zapata Read More

• The Bay Area Bar I Visit When I Want To Go To A Galaxy Far Far Away

  Escape to a galaxy far, far away at this Bay Area bar, featuring Star Wars-themed drinks, immersive decor, and a truly out-of-this-world experience.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• 12 Maine Restaurants With The Hands Down Best Lobster Rolls, According To Reviews

  When it comes to local delicacies, Maine is well-known for its fresh lobster. These crustaceans are routinely transformed into the most delectable sandwiches.

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• The Best Colombian Restaurants In Miami, According To A Local

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• McDonald's Egg McMuffins Used To Come With Some Sweet Additions

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• How Fast Food Chains Use The 'Decoy Effect' To Trick Customers Into Spending More

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• The Once-Popular Wendy's Sandwich Line We Wish Would Come Back

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• This Major Fried Chicken Chain That Thrived In The '80s Only Has 2 Locations Left

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  The best time to buy peaches starts earlier than you think. Here’s when to shop for the juiciest, most flavorful fruit of the season no matter where you live.

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• 10 Popular Brands You Didn't Know Are Owned By Hershey

  If you think Hershey only owns an iconic chocolate bar, guess again. Discover 10 popular brands that you may not have known are owned by the candy giant.

  By Joe Hoeffner Read More

• The Shady Way Grocery Store Loyalty Programs Benefit From Your Shopping Trips

  Signing up for grocery store loyalty programs seem like a smart way to save, but there’s more happening behind the scenes than shoppers realize.

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• The State With The Highest Grocery Prices In 2026

  Which state tops the list for the highest grocery prices in 2026? See where costs soared -- and what’s driving sticker shock in this location.

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• How Much Damage Plastic Bags From Grocery Stores Really Cause To The Environment

  As governments move to ban plastic grocery bags, how much of an impact do they have on the world around us? The answer is both surprising and substantial.

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• What Customers Hate About Shopping At Sam's Club

  Sam's Club regulars share that some things at the warehouse chain are going downhill, and not even the bulk buys or food court can make up for these complaints.

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• The Dollar Store Girl Scout Cookie Copycat You Can Get All Year Round

  All the minty, chocolaty goodness of your favorite Girl Scout cookie — without the wait. This dollar-store dupe is here all year, and it doesn’t miss.

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• Is It Cheaper To Buy Meat From A Butcher Or Grocery Store?

  With consumers looking for ways to save money at the grocery store, they may consider heading to the butcher for some savings. But is that actually cheaper?

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• Where To Find 14 Rare Meats Online

  Rare meats are easier than ever to purchase thanks to the power of the internet, whether you buy from a retailer or directly from the farmer.

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• Food Waste In The US Costs $384 Billion And Consumers Are Mostly To Blame

  Food waste is a bigger problem than people realize. Every year, hundreds of billions of dollars worth of food goes uneaten. Turns out, consumers are to blame.

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• We Don't Know Why Ace Hardware Sells Pie But TikTok Is Eating It Up

  You can depend on Ace Hardware for your home improvement needs. But it now seems that it can also take care of dessert. And TikTok users have taken notice.

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• The Best Way To Buy Beef In Bulk Without Breaking The Bank

  As the price of meat continuously soars, it's time to consider other ways to buy beef without the baffling price tag attached, such as buying in bulk like this.

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• 14 Popular Doritos Flavors Ranked Worst To Best, According To Customers

  Doritos are without a doubt, a snack legend. The brand has launched numerous flavors (most of them good), but which flavor is on top. Let's check with the fans.

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• I Tried M&Ms New Bakery-Inspired Flavor Candidates And There's One Clear Winner

  M&Ms is back at it again with new flavors and asking fans to pick a favorite. There are no losers but one stands above the rest when it comes to a sweet win.

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• Lay's Flavor Swap Chips Review: Cheetos, Ruffles, And Doritos Pull Off A Smashing Switcheroo

  Decorated with celebrity endorsements, these limited-edition Lay's mashups turned out to be a lot easier to taste than remember which flavor went where.

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• Review: Kroger's Flamin' Hot Boneless Wings Hurt So Good

  Flamin' Hot boneless wings are arriving to Kroger's hot food bar. We got a sample to cook at home, and we were pleased, if not blown blown away.

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• 14 Trader Joe's Soups, Ranked Worst To Best

  We sampled over a dozen soups from Trader Joe's to find out which ones are worth buying. From chunky, hearty soups to smooth broths, here is the ranking.

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• 6 Costco Olive Oils, Ranked Worst To Best

  This liquid gold can be used for cooking, dipping, or drizzling. We reviewed Kirkland Signature and name-brand options to narrow down Costco's best olive oil.

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• I Tried And Ranked 12 Cheez-It Flavors. This Was The Best

  If you used to crush a box of Cheez-Its after getting home from school, this ranking is for you. We gave many flavors a whirl, from spicy and smoky to creamy.

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• Every Pepsi Flavor Ranked From Worst To Best

  With lots to choose from, which Pepsi flavor is the absolute best? We tried them all to create a definitive ranking of all the different options.

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History (23)

• This Old-School Lunch Box Is Worth A Staggering Amount Of Money

  If you've got this vintage lunch box hanging around in your attic, you may be sitting on quite a bit of cash. Here's how much you could get if you sell it.

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• The Depression Era Dish That Combined Whole Onions And Peanut Butter

  Onions and peanut butter: sounds like a match made anywhere but heaven. Discover the Great Depression Era dish that combined the two ingredients.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• How Bourbon Chicken Became The Mall Food Court Staple We Know And Love

  A trip to the mall isn't complete without a Styrofoam container of Chinese food, particularly bourbon chicken. Discover how the food court classic came to be.

  By Joe Hoeffner Read More

• How A 1940s Cake Mistake Became A San Francisco Dessert Staple

  This San Francisco dessert staple has been around since the 1940s, but it wasn't exactly created by design. The delicious cake was born from an accident.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• What Donald Trump Eats Before State Dinners Instead Of Fancy Food

  Purposely filling up before state dinners, Donald Trump skips fancy lettuce salads and upscale roasts, preferring to nosh on his all-time favorite comfort food.

  By Maria Scinto Read More

• The Oldest Butter Ever Eaten Was Churned And Buried Before The Birth Of Cleopatra

  The oldest butter ever eaten was churned and buried long before Cleopatra’s birth — an ancient dairy discovery still astonishing even today.

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• The Prototype Of The Rainforest Cafe Was A Major Fire Hazard

  It's rare to find people as passionate as the founder of the Rainforest Cafe, who created a prototype for the restaurant despite the fire risk.

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• The World's Oldest Cheese Was Found Smeared In An Unexpected Place

  The world’s oldest cheese was discovered smeared in a surprising place, revealing new clues about ancient diets and ties to today's dairy traditions.

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• The Unusual 1950s Party Sandwich You'd Mistake For A Cake Today

  The 1950s had plenty of wacky recipes that haven't remained popular in the decades since. This retro sandwich didn't even look like a sandwich at all.

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• The Major 2004 Nut Recall That Sent Multiple Consumers To The Hospital

  Millions of pounds of raw nuts at Costco and Trader Joe's were yanked from shelves after customers were hospitalized with salmonella, and the risk remains.

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• Salmon Meets Meatloaf In This Vintage Dish First Served In The Early 1900s

  Ground beef or turkey is likely what comes to mind when you think of meatloaf, but there are many good reasons why you should use salmon instead.

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• 7 Vintage One-Pot Dishes We Want To Bring Back In 2026

  Discover seven vintage one-pot dishes we want to bring back to the kitchen in 2026, from cozy casseroles to hearty classics perfect for easy dinners.

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• No One Can Ever Watch The Oldest Televised Cooking Show Again

  The oldest televised cooking show is lost to time, meaning it can never be watched again. Here’s what happened to the groundbreaking program.

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• 11 Classic Southern Foods Martin Luther King Jr Loved To Eat

  Eating is an integral part of the history of the Deep South. The legacy Martin Luther King Jr is steeped in these edible traditions.

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• The NYC Pizzeria Donald Trump Once Ate At With Sarah Palin

  NYC is famed for its pizza, so it's no wonder pals Donald Trump and Sarah Palin met up for a cheesy slice back in the day. Which pizzeria did they land on?

  By Dylan Murray Read More

• 174 Years Ago, Anheuser-Busch Was Founded — Here's How Its Budweiser Recipe Has Changed

  Anheuser-Busch has been making good old American beer for almost as long as the country itself, but the recipe hasn't remained the same. Here's how it changed.

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• The Cooking Contest That Al Gore Competed In While He Was In Office

  Al Gore had his hands full while serving in office, but that didn't stop him from pursuing his passions. This was the annual tradition he took part in.

  By Joe Hoeffner Read More

• 48 Years Ago, One Of The Most Popular Ice Cream Brands In The US Was Born

  Ice cream has always been popular in the United States, but this brand has been leading the pack for nearly half a century and shows no signs of stopping.

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• This Major 2007 Frozen Food Recall Forced A Brand Into Bankruptcy

  Food recalls happen all the time, but most of them don't lead to financial ruin. This frozen food recall in 2007 forced an established brand into bankruptcy.

  By Kristine Belonio Read More

• The Popular American Restaurant Chain That Fought To Make Bartending An Olympic Sport

  A popular American restaurant chain once pushed to make bartending an Olympic sport -- here’s whether the surprising campaign shook things up.

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• Why French Food Was Julia Child's Favorite To Cook

  Julia Childs path to culinary fame began far from television studios. One life-changing move reshaped her tastes, technique, and lasting influence.

  By Kristine Belonio Read More

• The Oldest Coffee Company In The US Has Been Fueling Americans For Nearly 2 Centuries

  The oldest coffee company in the United States has been continuously roasting beans for decades. Here's the history of this iconic coffee business.

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• What's The Difference Between Colombian And Venezuelan Arepas?

  Arepas are delicious no matter how you prepare them, but the ones you find in Colombia are different than Venezuelan arepas. Here's how the two differ.

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• The 'Blueberry Capital Of The World' Lies In This Unassuming Small American Town

  Explore the small American town dubbed the "Blueberry Capital of the World" and learn how this community earned its berry sweet claim to fame.

  By Moriah House Read More

• The Difference Between Chicken Tenders And Chicken Strips Few People Know

  A chicken strip is just a chicken tender under a different name, right? Actually, no: The two may come from the same animal, but they're different in many ways.

  By Paige Hughes Read More

• 11 Mediterranean Food Staples To Always Keep In Your Pantry

  If you're looking to shake up your diet or add some healthier options to your meals, these are some of the staples that keep the Mediterranean full.

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• We Finally Know The Origin Of Olympic Gold-Medalist Alysa Liu's Lucky Charms Profile Picture

  We finally know the story behind Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu’s Lucky Charms profile picture on Instagram, and why she chose it at the 2026 games.

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• Can You Drink Distilled Water?

  Distilled water is one of the many varieties you can find on grocery shelves. It's commonly used for cleaning, but is it also safe to consume distilled water?

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• The Most Popular Cheese In The US (It Isn't American Or Cheddar)

  The most popular cheese in the United States isn’t American or cheddar. Here’s which cheese takes the top spot — and why it wins fans nationwide.

  By Ellery Weil Read More

• The BBQ Potato Chip Brand That Smells And Tastes Like Kitchen Garbage

  One BBQ potato chip brand promises bold, smoky flavor, but delivers an off-putting aroma and taste that’s more kitchen garbage than backyard barbecue.

  By Sarah Sierra-Mohamed Read More

• The Rarest Cut Of Beef In The World Takes Wagyu To The Next Level

  Wagyu is widely known as the highest and best version of beef, but this cut is even rarer than A5. Not only is it rare, the taste is out of this world.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• The Edible Mushroom That Turns Toxic If Consumed With Alcohol

  While most mushrooms are harmless to eat, a few have scary side effects. Case in point: this common fungi that interacts very badly with alcohol.

  By Joe Hoeffner Read More

• The Simple Water Swap That Makes Taco Meat 10x More Flavorful

  Sometimes, taco meat can taste a little bland, but there's a simple way to make it more flavorful by replacing the water with another ingredient.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• Founded In Italy, This Popular Olive Oil Brand Is Now Owned By The Chinese Government

  When shopping for olive oil at the grocery store, it's not always clear who you're actually buying from. This Italian brand is actually owned by the Chinese.

  By Joe Hoeffner Read More

• Yes, Some People Hate The Smell Of Bacon — Here's Why

  Don't be surprised if you come across someone who is particularly disgusted by the smell of bacon. There is a scientific explanation behind it.

  By Joe Hoeffner Read More

• For The Most Flavorful Fresh Salmon, Buy It During This Season

  If you've had salmon more than a few times, you already know there can be a huge difference in quality between filets. For best flavor, buy it in this season.

  By Dylan Murray Read More

• 13 Popular Fruits, Ranked By Sugar Content

  Fruit is packed with vitamins, antioxidants, and general healthy goodness, but some of nature's creations contain more sugar than others.

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• 15 Delicious Ways To Eat Store-Bought Olive Tapenade

  Olive tapenade deserves better than life as a simple cracker spread. These ideas take it beyond the appetizer tray and into full-on flavor upgrade territory.

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• The Difference Between Pasture-Fed And Grass-Fed Beef

  Learn the difference between pasture-fed and grass-fed beef, including how each is raised, what the labels mean, and why it matters to consumers.

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• 14 Unappetizing Ingredients Hidden In Your Food

  If you've never taken the time to dig deep into the ingredients lists of your favorite foods, you may be in for an unpleasant surprise.

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• For The Juiciest Burger Of Your Life, Add This Grated Ingredient To The Ground Beef

  This addition to burgers may sound like a strange move, but we're here to reassure you that it makes them juicy, doesn't change the flavor, and adds texture.

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• One Of Elizabeth Taylor's Favorite Sandwiches Included These Savory Ingredients

  Elizabeth Taylor was a towering icon of cinema, and she had a love of food, too. One of her favorite sandwiches only used these two savory ingredients.

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• The Unexpected Dairy Product That Makes Extra Luxurious Scrambled Eggs

  Technically there's only one ingredient required to make scrambled eggs, but if you want to level up your egg game, there's an unlikely addition you should try.

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• Ham Vs Turkey: Which Deli Meat Brings More Protein To Your Sandwich?

  Deli meats are your ticket to a quick and satisfying lunch, but is a turkey or ham sandwich the better choice when it comes to protein content?

  By Ellery Weil Read More

• What Exactly Is Chlorinated Chicken?

  Chlorinated chicken may sound like the result of a science experiment, but there's actually a very good reason this chemical might come in contact with poultry.

  By Kat Olvera Read More

• Upgrade Canned Potato Soup With One Simple Crunchy Topping

  Canned potato soup can feel a bit plain and lackluster. Thankfully, there's an easy way to level it up which gives those creamy spuds a crunchy contrast.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• 14 Foods That Contain The Most Plastic Pollution

  Looking to decrease your consumption of microplastics? You should know that these foods and drinks have all been found to include more than their fair share.

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• 14 Foods & Drinks You May Have Thought Were Gluten Free, But Aren't

  Following a gluten-free diet can be tricky, especially if you rely on prepared foods or like dining out. Find out where gluten may be hiding in common items.

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• The Implosive Science Behind Rice Krispies' 'Snap, Crackle, Pop'

  Learn the science behind Rice Krispies’ "Snap, Crackle, Pop" and why puffed rice reacts to milk -- creating those iconic sounds all breakfast eaters know.

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• 14 Foods You Probably Thought Were Vegan, But Aren't

  Many common foods that may initially seem to be vegan actually aren’t for one reason or another. Here are the items you need to look out for.

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• The Once-Popular Ketchup Variety Made From Nuts, Not Tomatoes

  Before tomato ketchup ruled the table, this once-popular version was made from nuts. Here is what's in this nutty variety and how you can recreate it at home.

  By Moriah House Read More

• 13 Staple Ingredients Of Mexican Cuisine You Need To Know About

  Looking to expand your knowledge of Mexican cuisine beyond the basics? Here's 13 staple ingredients everyone interested in Mexican dishes should know.

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• 15 Chicken Wing Sauces That Will Be A Touchdown On Super Bowl Sunday

  A Super Bowl party calls for chicken wings, and chicken wings call for wing sauce. Pick one to baste, dip, and enjoy while cheering on your team.

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• 11 Foods Most Likely To Be Contaminated By Listeria

  Unlike other forms of bacteria, Listeria has no telltale signs, making it especially insidious. Here are some foods to be extra cautious about.

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• Why Wintergreen Life Savers Spark In Your Mouth, According To Science

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• Taco Bell's Chicken Bacon Ranch Street Chalupas And Nacho Fries Review: You Can't Go Wrong With Either

  We took Taco Bell's new Chicken Bacon Ranch Street Chalupas and Nacho Fries out for a test drive, and now we're ready to reveal all in this chew and review.

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• Popeyes 2026 Seafood Menu Review: Seasoned Shrimp Are The Catch Of The Day

  Popeyes has launched a new seafood menu featuring seasoned shrimp. We tried and tasted all the flavors to see if they’re worth ordering or not.

  By Michael Palan Read More

• Review: Wendy's Thin Mints Frosty Fusion Is Worthy Of A Scouts' Honor

  Find out if Wendy's Thin Mints Frosty Fusion is a home run, or perhaps too much of a good thing. After a Frosty taste test, we're ready to reveal all.

  By Michael Palan Read More

• Review: Wendy's New Chicken Tenders Wrap And Cheesy Burger Are Worth The Bite

  Wendy’s is launching a new limited time Chicken Tenders Ranch Wrap and Cheesy Bacon Cheeseburger. We tried them to see if they’re worth ordering.

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• McDonald's Caviar McNuggets Bring Some Class To A Kiddy Classic

  Soon, some lucky McDonald's fans will be able to get free caviar kits to top their McNuggets with. We got an early sample, and here's what we thought.

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• Starbucks' Valentine's Review: Move Over Chocolate, These V-Day Drinks Are Sweet Enough

  Starbucks added new matcha and coffee drinks to the menu just in time for Valentine's Day. Find out which of these drinks found a way to our hearts.

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• The Popular Brand Reddit Says Makes Taco Bell's Tortillas Is Probably In Your Pantry Right Now

  Want to recreate Taco Bell menu staples at home? You're in luck. The tortilla brand the chain is said to use might be one you already have on hand.

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• The Taco Bell Burrito Upgrade Almost No One Realizes Is Free

  Upgrade your Taco Bell burrito for free with one simple tweak that boosts flavor and texture. Here’s how to order it on the app or in person.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• Make A Cheesy Gordita Crunch At Home With This Simple Steamer Hack

  Make your own Cheesy Gordita Crunch at home with an easy steamer hack that softens tortillas perfectly and recreates the fast-food favorite.

  By Dylan Murray Read More

• 14 Popular Mexican Restaurant Chains Ranked Worst To Best, According To Reviews

  There are dozens of Mexican restaurant chains around the country, and it can be hard to know which one serves reliable food. We scoured reviews and ranked 14.

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• 64 Years Ago, This Popular Mexican Chain Opened For The First Time

  64 years ago, a now-popular Mexican fast food chain opened its doors for the first time in California, forever changing the American dining landscape.

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• The Old-School Cookies That Katharine Hepburn Always Had To Have On Deck

  Katharine Hepburn's favorite crisp and delicate cookies are exactly what you need for afternoon tea or a sweet morning treat with a cup of coffee.

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• Robert Duvall's Favorite Meal Was A Simple No-Frills Staple

  The late Robert Duvall will forever be remembered for iconic movies like "The Godfather," but when he wasn't acting in films, here's what he liked to eat.

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• The 14 Best Food Movies You Can Watch

  Cooking, eating, and drinking can be focal points for entertainment. Some of the best cinema features food as the driving vehicle to move the plot forward.

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New York, New York (2)

• How NYC's 'Pizza Principle' Has Disappeared Amid Years Of Rising Costs

  New York City’s “Pizza Principle” once showed a correlation between subway and slice prices. Here’s how rising costs caused it to quietly disappear.

  By Laura Christine Allan Read More

• The NYC Restaurant Serving $35 Bread Customers Swear Is The Best They've Ever Had

  Some restaurants give bread away for free, while this New York restaurant is charging more than most entrees. Still, customers are swearing by it.

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News (47)

• Check Your Freezer — Costco Just Recalled This Chicken Fried Rice For A Dangerous Reason

  Check your freezer now — Costco has recalled a popular chicken fried rice product over a potentially dangerous safety issue. Here’s what you need to know.

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• This Is The Cheapest Grocery Store Chain In The US (No, It's Not Walmart)

  Grocery stores are hitting the average consumer's wallet like never before, so finding the cheapest grocery store is a no-brainer. Turns out, it's not Walmart.

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• Aldi's Bringing Back Lamb Shanks And The Price Is An Absolute Steal

  Got visions of roasted lamb dancing in your head? Aldi's bringing back it's fan-favorite lamb shanks, but you've gotta shop fast to get them while they last.

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• The Fast Food Donald Trump Treated The USA Hockey Team To At The White House

  The USA hockey team recently made a trip to the White House after their Olympic gold medal win, but the food they were treated to caught some serious flak.

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• Burger King's Whopper Has Changed For The First Time In Years

  You may think that fast food chains don't listen to customer feedback, but Burger King is here to prove you wrong with a much-needed update to its Whopper.

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• Applebee's Is Shutting Down More Restaurant Locations In These 3 States

  Applebee’s is closing restaurant locations across three states. Here’s where the chain is shutting down spots and what it means for the franchise's future.

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• McDonald's Big Arch Review: Cast This Burger Into The Fast Food Abyss And Just Order A Big Mac

  The Big Arch has finally reached the Golden Arches menu in the U.S. We tried this new burger to see if it's worth the fuss and how it compares to the classics.

  By Michael Palan Read More

• Costco's New Bakery Find Is A Danish Upgrade Customers Have Been Waiting For

  It's time to make another run to Costco because there's a new pastry in town, and it's a sweet Danish treat from the retailer's bakery section.

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• Costco's Iconic Croissants Just Got A Twice-Baked Chocolate Upgrade

  Costco's croissants are already delicious when sold plain, but the bakery staple has just received a twice-baked chocolate upgrade and we're here for it.

  By Maria Scinto Read More

• Krispy Kreme And Oreo Made Delicious Cookie Donut Babies (Aaand You're Already Doordashing, Aren't You?)

  Krispy Kreme and Oreo have teamed up for a delicious collab you don't want to miss. For a limited time you can try two new cookie donut variations you'll love.

  By Michael Palan Read More

• Check Your Freezer — Aldi Frozen Meatballs Recalled Over Dangerous Risk

  Another recall has hit the American consumer, this time affecting Aldi customers who purchased bags of frozen meatballs. Here's what you need to know.

  By Cassie Womack Read More

• Olympic Star Alysa Liu Ate This Decadent Dessert Before Winning Gold

  Alysa Liu has been dominating headlines thanks to her success at the Winter Olympics. Turns out, she's also bucking trends by dining on this dessert.

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• Check Your Trader Joe's Chicken Fried Rice For This Dangerous Recall Reason

  Shining a spotlight on our stash of freezer-friendly meals, Trader Joe's frozen chicken fried rice gets recalled due to potentially dangerous foreign objects.

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• Costco's 10 Pound Chocolate Bunny Might Be Too Heavy (And Expensive) For An Easter Basket

  Do you like chocolate bunnies? And by like, we mean REALLY like? Then prepare yourself for Costco's Easter surprise — an enormous, 10-pound chocolate bunny.

  By Dennis Lee Read More

• Subway 'Gave Up' On Its Sub Club Loyalty Program And Customers Aren't Happy

  Subway attempted to bring customers back into stores late last year with the relaunch of the Sub Club loyalty program, but the chain has already given up.

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• 'It Was Not Edible': Hershey Accused Of Cutting Corners By Reese's Cups Inventor's Grandson

  The grandson of the Reese’s Cups inventor accused Hershey in an open letter of cutting corners and changing the iconic candy’s original quality.

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• Gordon Ramsay Is Ready 'To Scream' Over This 2026 Food Trend

  Gordon Ramsay says a certain 2026 food trend in restaurants makes him ready “to scream.” Here’s why the celebrity chef is speaking out against it.

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• These Costco-Sold Restaurant Gift Cards Are No Longer Valid — Here's Why

  Restaurant gift cards are a great way to save money if you buy them through Costco, but these gift cards are no longer valid. Here's what you need to know.

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• Costco's New Food Court Dessert Might Just Make You Forget About Shamrock Shakes

  Costco is looking to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with the arrival of a new food court dessert that may just be the Shamrock Shake competitor we needed.

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• Wendy's Pulls The Plug On Hundreds Of Restaurants — Here's What's Going On

  You can expect to see a lot less Wendy's stores nationwide this year. The fast-food chain is shuttering hundreds of its restaurants for this reason.

  By Maria Scinto Read More

• Abraham Lincoln's Casket Flag Finds A New Home At A Historic NYC Steakhouse

  Although it may seem like an odd home for a piece of history, this New York steakhouse is the current resting place for the flag which covered Lincoln's casket.

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• Review: Coca‑Cola Cherry Float — The Fruity Cream Rises To The Top

  Does Coca-Cola Cherry Float live up to expectations? We picked up cans of both the new Coke variety and its zero-sugar counterpart to find out.

  By Michael Palan Read More

• 2026 Olympians' Drink Of Choice Tastes Like 'Wood And Dijon Mustard'

  Going for the gold with an ice cold glass of two-by-four and Dijon? Olympic athletes swear by this concoction for elite performance with zero drinkability.

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• 'I Don't Want To Do It': Chipotle Refuses To Follow McDonald's Value Menu Strategy

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• This Chipotle Secret Nacho Hack Is Finally On The Menu — But There's A Catch

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• How Starbird Is Gearing Up To Sling Chicken Tenders At Levi's Stadium This Super Bowl

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• I'm Not Usually Into Beach Clubs, But This Caribbean Spot's Food Won Me Over

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• 12 Theme Restaurants That Defined The '90s

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• If Your Dish At A Restaurant Is Served Like This, Feel Free To Send It Back Right Away

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• The Hole-In-The-Wall Sushi Restaurant That LA Celebs Squeeze In To

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• 11 Fine Dining Etiquette Rules That Catch First-Time Diners Off Guard

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• This $180 Burger At The Super Bowl Has A Giant Bone Sticking Out Of It

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• The Popular Italian Dish You Should Probably Skip

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• I Visited This Giada De Laurentiis Restaurant And Haven't Been The Same Since

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• The Red Flag That Made Me Walk Out Of A Bar As A Former Bartender

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• 11 Problems In The Restaurant Industry That Customers Don't Realize

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• I Was A Fine Dining Server And This Is Why I (Almost) Never Get The Soup Of The Day

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• The Red Flag That Made Me Walk Out Of A Restaurant As A Former Server

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• The 13 Best Chinese Restaurants In The US

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• Dine Like Frank Sinatra At The Las Vegas Restaurant Dedicated To Serving His Favorites

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San Francisco, California (3)

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• 13 Things You Might Want To Toss From Your Fridge And Freezer

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• Foods You Should Never Freeze Raw

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  From why items are on certain shelves to when prices get marked down, customers often don’t realize how grocery stores operate behind the scenes.

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• The 11 Best And Worst Premade Meals At Costco

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• 7 Costco Kitchen Appliances To Buy And 6 To Avoid, According To Customer Reviews

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• This $70 Costco Olive Oil Is A Better Deal Then You Might Think — Here's Why

  You may think that $70 is a steep price to pay for olive oil. However, one taste of this award-winning, imported olive oil might make you change your mind.

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• Enjoy Extra Crispy Costco Food Court Pizza With This Simple Request

  Stop settling for soft slices! Learn the exact phrase to use at the Costco food court to elevate your budget slice into a crunchy masterpiece.

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• Costco Shoppers Spotted This Rare Kentucky Bourbon For $8k — 'The Unicorns Of Unicorns'

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• Why Aldi Stores Always Seem Short-Staffed

  Do you often find yourself stuck waiting in the checkout line at Aldi? If so, you're not the only one. The chain is known for its lack of cashiers.

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• The Fitting Korean Meaning Behind The 'H' In H Mart

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• 11 Ways To Checkout Faster When Shopping At Costco

  Here are some useful tips and tricks to employ while shopping at Costco to help you speed things up when you're checking out from the warehouse giant.

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• The 7 Best And 7 Worst Costco Locations In The US, According To Reviews

  From parking and store organization to customer service, there are lots of factors which differentiate a great Costco store from a terrible one.

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• The Under-$50 Juicer Coming To Aldi Is An Absolute Steal

  Juicing is back! Whether you're a first-time juicer or veteran, you know that a good juicer is the key to delicious beverages.. And Aldi has one for just $40.

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• 13 Grocery Store Chains With The Best Beer Selection

  It's a golden age of grocery store beer shopping, and these supermarket chains offer some of the best options for brews in the United States.

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• The 14 Best Asian Foods At Costco Customers Swear By

  Costco is a treasure trove of items that you may not find elsewhere. Among those you can stock up on at the warehouse retailer are Asian-inspired goods.

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• The Frozen Aldi Vegetable That Divides Customers

  Not every product sold at Aldi is a universal success. This frozen vegetable certainly has its fans, but many customers are starting to turn against it.

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• The Exciting Change Coming To Costco Bakery In 2026

  Costco has most of its business model streamlined at this point, but this change to the Costco Bakery coming in 2026 is actually a game changer.

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• Here's How Aldi Really Sources Its Fresh Vegetables

  Here’s a closer look at how Aldi sources its fresh vegetables and what goes on behind the scenes before they reach store shelves and your refrigerator.

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• My Favorite Costco Frozen Pizza Is An Underrated Style

  When you don’t feel like cooking, this underrated Costco frozen pizza is the easy, satisfying go-to you’ll want stocked in your kitchen at all times.

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• The Target Grocery Department Red Flag We Just Can't Ignore

  Target does offer groceries, but there's a reason most people don't use the grocery section very often. This red flag is a big indicator of why.

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• Why You Might Want To Think Twice Before Buying A New Stove At Costco

  Costco fans are known to get basically everything they need from the warehouse wholesaler, but perhaps large kitchen appliances shouldn't be one of them.

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• 13 Kroger Secrets Every Shopper Needs To Know

  Kroger offers several benefits that may surprise shoppers, from dollar-stretching strategies to secret sales. Here’s everything you need to know.

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• How Walmart's Low Prices Ended Up Benefiting Whole Foods

  You know that Whole Foods has diverse grocery products with high price tags. But did you know that the chain's strategy was influenced in part by Walmart?

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• What's New At Costco In February 2026: Top Finds To Grab Fast

  What’s new at Costco in February 2026? Discover the top limited-time finds, seasonal favorites, and must-have deals to grab fast before they're gone.

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• The Frozen Italian Meal From Trader Joe's That Tastes Restaurant Quality

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• 11 Inexpensive Ways To Upgrade Aldi Premade Meals

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• Think Twice Before Buying This Premade Aldi Food

  There are the Aldi grocery items that have a devoted fan base who swear by their taste and cost. And then, there's this line of premade foods that, well, don't.

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• The Aldi Steak Shoppers Say Is Better Than Ribeye

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• The Bakery Fresh Breakfast Item That's Cheaper At Costco Than Any Other Store

  If you haven't been grabbing this fresh bakery item at Costco, you've been missing out on significant savings. It's much more expensive at other stores.

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• The Costco Trick That'll Get You More Steak For Your Buck

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• The Gourmet-Sounding Aldi Pasta That Customers Are Split On

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• According To Customers, Aldi Coleslaw Tastes Just Like KFC (At A Fraction Of The Cost)

  KFC's coleslaw is a totally moreish fan favorite but, according to some intrepid customers, Aldi coleslaw is virtually identical and costs significantly less.

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• The Expensive Costco Meal That Customers Say Should Be Left On The Shelf

  Many of Costco's frozen meals are convenient and tasty, but there are always some exceptions. Costco shoppers named this pricey item as one to avoid.

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• Sam's Club's $25 Sushi Party Tray Is A Steal, According To Customers

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• 13 Seafood Items You Shouldn't Pass Up At Trader Joe's

  When it comes to affordable, high-quality fish and shellfish, few stores deliver like Trader Joe's. There are plenty of items to choose from.

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• The Cheap Aldi Sauce That Doubles As A Tasty Soup Base

  Aldi has lots of great, and reasonably priced, pasta sauces to enliven homemade meals but one is so delicious that it actually doubles as a tasty base for soup.

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• The 2020 Aldi Salad Recall That Infected Hundreds

  This outbreak linked to Aldi's bagged salads in 2020 sickened hundreds and hospitalized dozens -- prompting a multi-state recall of various salad products.

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• The Mystery Behind Piggly Wiggly's Strange Name

  Piggy Wiggly is known for being the the first supermarket to allow shoppers to pick their own groceries. What's not known is the story behind its name.

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• The Costco Frozen Meal That Customers Should Grab Every Time

  This Costco frozen meal is hefty, cooks up like a dream, and almost guarantees leftovers — no wonder shoppers swear you should grab it every single time.

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• 31 Years Ago, The Kirkland Name Took Over Costco — Here's How It Was Picked

  The next time you pick up a Kirkland product at Costco, you don't have to wonder how the name came about. Here's how Kirkland was chosen over three decades ago.

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• The Costco Nuts Customers Often Have To Return

  Though nuts are an item that Costco customers often return, there's one variety of Kirkland bulk nut that is brought back to stores more often than others.

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• 15 Trader Joe's Finds That Pack Loads Of Fiber

  From fiber-filled snacks to hearty breakfasts — and even a drink — these 15 Trader Joe’s finds prove getting more fiber can be easy, tasty, and very on-brand.

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• The Costco Perk You Need To Take Advantage Of This Valentine's Day

  When Valentine's Day comes around, you better have something special for your loved one. This Costco perk is a great way to stick the landing.

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• 12 High Protein Aldi Finds

  If you're bulking up on protein or want to simply incorporate it more into your lifestyle, these high-protein finds from Aldi are affordable and fit the bill.

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• I Shop At Costco Every Week. Here's The One Item That's Always In My Cart

  New member, or loyal fan, we all love a cult-favorite at Costco. That's why we'll never leave Costco without this popular Kirkland Signature dupe in our cart.

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• The Aldi Cinnamon Rolls That Have Customers Divided

  Aldi usually sticks the landing on its products despite being affordable, but these cinnamon rolls have customers divided. It's a love it or hate it situation.

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• Walmart Owns More Brands Than You Realize — Great Value Is Just The Start

  Attention, Walmart shoppers: Are you familiar with the superstore's many private labels? Some might be ones you've bought without realizing who owns them.

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• The 2-Item Combo I Get At Costco To Feel Fancy Any Night Of The Week

  You don't have to pay restaurant prices to add flair to your dinner routine. This two-item combo is a quick pickup from Costco that makes weeknights feel fancy.

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• 16 Aldi Finds You Need For A Fiber-Heavy Diet

  Fiber is an underappreciated part of a balanced diet, but it doesn't have to be difficult adding more into your routine thanks to these Aldi finds.

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• Eating Costco Pizza While Shopping Has Never Been Easier With This On-The-Go Hack

  Grab Costco pizza and shop hands-free with this easy on-the-go hack that keeps your slice secure, spill-free, and perfect for warehouse browsing.

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• The New Costco Bakery Treat That Was Made For The Sweet Tooth Valentine In Your Life

  Costco's bakery department is taking on Valentine's Day with fresh ideas. This new, limited time treat is perfect for the sweet tooth in your life.

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• The 11 Best Aldi Breakfast Foods You Can Find In The Freezer Aisle, According To Customer Reviews

  Finding a nourishing meal to get things going first thing in the morning can be quite a challenge. Your local Aldi has some great and affordable options.

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• 10 Trader Joe's Bakery Items Worth Buying And 2 To Avoid

  The Trader Joe's bakery can be intimidating, considering all its options. To help you separate the wheat from the chaff, we tested 12 items. Here's what to buy.

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Sweets and Treats (4)

• For The First Time In 20 Years, This Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Is Back

  Fans of old-school Reese's Peanut Butter Cups rejoice! Parent company Hershey's is releasing a special version that's been unavailable for two decades.

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• 14 Ice Cream Parlors With The Most Unusual Flavors In The US

  These parlors are serving up wild pairings, fresh takes, and globally inspired scoops. Think ice cream with candied bugs, Carolina reapers, or cream cheese.

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• 86 Years Ago, This Fast Food Restaurant Opened With A First-Of-Its-Kind Menu

  This fast food restaurant can be considered the pioneer of this kind of menu. The business is still thriving decades later, and its menu has greatly expanded.

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• The Hazardous Reason Chips Ahoy Recalled Its Baked Bites Brookies

  The makers of Chips Ahoy cookies just expanded its recall of its Baked Bites Brookies product in the US. What not-so-delicious reason was behind the recall?

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Traditions (11)

• 11 Popular Dishes To Try For A Bit Of Tex-Mex

  Tex-Mex is a food culture all its own. With origins in Mexico, the Lone Star state has put its own unique spin on a variety of dishes that aim to satisfy.

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• The 16 Most Popular Sandwiches From Across The Globe

  What makes a sandwich iconic? Get to know these 16 world-famous varieties to learn about the regional ingredients and traditions that define them.

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• 11 Unique Foods You Can Find In Greenland

  The foods of Greenland are closely linked to Indigenous traditions and sustenance harvesting of food sources. That makes Greenland a very special place to eat.

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• 15 Middle Eastern Foods You Have To Try At Least Once

  Sure, you've heard of hummus, but the Middle East boasts a rich culinary tradition of many other sweets, meats, and dips, with smoky, nutty, and spicy flavors.

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• Why Almost Every Fast Food Chain Serves Up Fried Fish For Lent

  Even if you aren't Catholic, you've probably heard about the correlation between Lent and fish. But why exactly are fast food chains so eager to join in?

  By Rolland Judd Read More

• Eating Pretzels For Lent Goes All The Way Back To The Middle Ages

  Lent has a history that goes back centuries, but the tradition hasn't remained exactly the same. Pretzels, however, have been a part of Lent seemingly forever.

  By Jonathan Kesh Read More

• The Unique Cultural Reason Fruit Will Cost You More In Japan

  In Japan there are some wonderful specially grown fruits that have a particular cultural purpose, which makes them both exceptional and exceptionally expensive.

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• 11 Old-School Kitchen Tools That Hardly Anyone Uses Anymore

  From quirky slicers to long-lost can openers, these retro kitchen gadgets had their moment. See which old favorites quietly vanished from daily cooking.

  By Julia Lauzon Read More

• 14 Polish Foods You Have To Try At Least Once

  Polish cuisine is often simplified in the U.S., but the country has a dynamic range of dishes well worth trying. Here are some foods you have to try.

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• The 11 Favorite Foods Of The British Royal Family

  Fancy eating like a king (or prince, or princess)? Here are the foods favored by members of the British royal family. They might not be what you expect.

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• 12 Mistakes To Avoid Making When Dining At A Jewish Deli

  Jewish delis are cornerstones of cultural identity and cuisine, but what are the dos and don'ts of ordering at one? Here's 12 tips for success at Jewish delis.

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TV (12)

• The Keepsake Guy Fieri Saved From His Late Friend Carl 'The Cuban' Ruiz

  Guy Fieri has plenty of friends, but his friendship with Carl 'The Cuban' Ruiz was stronger than most. This keepsake is one Guy Fieri still carries with him.

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• Whatever Happened To FOAM Coolers From Shark Tank?

  It wasn't that long ago that Foam Coolers made its debut on Shark Tank looking for funding for its unique beverage cooler design. What happened after?

  By Kristine Belonio Read More

• Whatever Happened To Misfit Foods From Shark Tank?

  Misfit Foods went on Shark Tank a few years back to pitch its unique take on the meat industry, but what happened to the startup after the episode aired?

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• The 9 Best Baking Shows On Netflix To Satiate Your Sweet Tooth

  Baking shows are more than watching the creation of gravity-defying desserts. These Netflix hits serve up creativity and entertainment, one episode at a time.

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• The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Andrew Zimmern

  T.V. host and chef Andrew Zimmern has a long, award- and acclaim-filled career, but his story is equally marked by tragedy and personal setbacks.

  By Jacob Smith Read More

• 11 Celebrity Chefs You Never Hear About Anymore

  Once on TV screens across the country, these celebrity chefs have since left fame behind — some due to a major scandal, and some due to a change of heart.

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• The Celebrity Chef Whose Chaotic Past Kept Him Off The Food Network

  This celebrity chef has been up to some wild shenanigans in the past, keeping him from opportunities like the Food Network. Find out what he's done.

  By Kristine Belonio Read More

• 11 Food Network Shows You Might've Forgotten About

  Cooking shows have become ubiquitous on television. Many have come and gone over the course of the history of this genre that may have slipped your mind.

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• How Martha Stewart Offended Food Network At Her First Meeting With The Channel

  Martha Stewart makes a good impression in front of the camera, but that's not always the case behind the scenes. Her first meeting with Food Network was tense.

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• This Diners, Drive-Ins And Dives-Featured Restaurant And Deli Is A Virginia Icon

  Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives saw Guy Fieri romp around the United States of America in all its foodie glory, and this Virginia deli made the top of the list.

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• The 'Grandma Rule' Anthony Bourdain Always Followed When Traveling

  Anthony Bourdain always had great advice. Perhaps his best was the "grandma rule" that taught fans how to be courteous guests when dining at someone's home.

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• What Anthony Bourdain Really Thought About Cooking Competition Shows

  Anthony Bourdain was TV legend in his own right, hosting a number of his own programs. He had strong opinions about some of the culinary programming on TV.

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