The Condiment That Never Belongs In Pasta Sauce
There are many ways to make pasta sauce from scratch or improve the taste of store-bought varieties, but one condiment has no place in the sauce pot.
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Stories By Stephanie Oliveira Nguyen
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These Vintage Dinnerware Plates Could Be Worth Quite A Lot Today
Vintage dinnerware can be enjoyed on its own merits, but one particular sort of historic plates could also be worth quite a lot of money today.
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Beatles guitarist George Harrison has a profound musical legacy, while his three-ingredient sandwich request on a recording is uniquely British.
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The Bizarre 2-Ingredient Breakfast Marilyn Monroe Swore By
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Dollar Tree can have surprisingly good deals on kitchen basics, including this cooking oil that you can get for less than half of its grocery cost.
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It's endlessly interesting to find out which dishes celebrities love cooking. Judy Garland was known for this one, even publishing the recipe in a newspaper.
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The Quirky Illinois Dish That Combines 2 Classic Comfort Foods
If you're into hyper-regional dishes and carbs, then this quirky Illinois combination of two beloved comfort foods should definitely be on your radar.
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Plates From This Royal Dinnerware Series Can Sell For Thousands Apiece
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The Ice Cream Flavor That Might Have Used Whale Poop As An Ingredient
A historic ice cream flavor sounds a lot like our modern day treat, until you get to a key ingredient that might have just come from a whale's behind.
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This Dollar Tree Grocery Hack Will Save You So Much Money
Shopping at Dollar Tree can be a surprising hack for grocery essentials, including this type of product that can save you a serious amount of money.
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This Glassware From Dollar Tree Looks Like It Came From A Luxury Brand
Dollar Tree is certainly known for its budget-minded products, but a glassware release shows you can also snag some expensive-looking goods here, too.
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The History Behind Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Chicago Dive Bar
Celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain was an avowed fan Chicago and its food scene, and in particular loved this old school dive bar in the Windy City.
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Crumbl cookies are pretty popular, what with its established social media presence and those cute pink boxes. How did the company get to this place?
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For a truly impactful change, switching up your kitchen's backsplash tiles can be a hit, especially if you look to vintage trends for inspiration.
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How The Ice Cream Sundae Got Its Quirky Name
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Need A Protein Boost? Try This Fast Food Chain's Chicken Nuggets
If you're trying to hit some lofty protein goals but you're on the run, you'll want to check out this chain's chicken nuggets, and a few other items, too.
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Anthony Bourdain's Go-To Spot For Italian Beef In Chicago
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Celeb chef Paula Deen naturally has a take on the southern classic banana pudding, using a store-bought cookie that brings new character to the dish.
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The 1970s Fizzy Candy Nobody Seems To Eat Anymore
Culinary history is littered with bygone candies, including one fizzy treat from the 1970s that's still available to purchase but may not ring a bell.
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The Italian Dish You Should Avoid Ordering At A Diner
Diners can be great spots for many meals, but one Italian dish might not be the best bet for ordering unless it meets very specific parameters.
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7 Old-School Kitchen Trends From The '80s We Wish Would Come Back
There's no need to dismiss the 1980s as a bygone design era. We love these '80s kitchen trends and think you should be ready to bring them back, too.
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