Grits Vs Oatmeal: What's The Higher-Protein Breakfast?
Looking to start your day with a high-protein meal? There is one clear winner between these two breakfasts. Plus we have ideas on how to add even more protein.
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Whatever Happened To The Mr Steak Restaurant Chain?
Known for affordable steak dinners, Mr. Steak once had 285 locations throughout the US and Canada. So what went wrong, and why did they all eventually close?
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How Long Does Kombucha Actually Last After Opening?
Kombucha is a fermented drink with a sweet and sour tang, but how long will this beverage really last once you bring it home? The answer depends.
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Half And Half Vs Heavy Cream: The Differences You Need To Know When Baking
Yes, half and half and heavy cream look very similar, but there are some key differences that can make a major difference when it comes to baked goods.
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What's That Red Stuff Coming Out Of Your Burger? Science Has The Answer
If you've ever been frying up some juicy burgers and become worried at the sight of red liquid, don't worry, it's not blood. Here's why it looks that way.
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Here's How Long Smoked Salmon Is Good For After Opening
Smoked salmon can be a treat in all sorts of meals, but what if you don't use it all at once? Here's how long it's good for when stored properly.
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This Type Of Donation Isn't Always Accepted At Food Banks
If you're looking to make a donation at your local food bank this holiday season, you may want to call ahead and see what they will and won't accept.
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The Country That Produces The Most Cashew Nuts In The World
One particular country produces the largest portion of cashew nuts in the world by far, though earning that title is not without its compromises.
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This 'Ice Cream' Banana Variety Has A Years-Long Waitlist Just To Buy
If you're ready to move beyond the grocery store Cavendish banana, this "ice cream" variety is highly prized. You'll just have to be extra patient.
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The Classic Comfort Food Johnny Cash Was An Expert At Cooking
It's always interesting to hear about what famous people like to eat, and even more so what they like to cook. Johnny Cash preferred this one-pot meal.
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This Vintage Depression-Era Pie Used An Unusual Ingredient
The Great Depression led to the creation and popularization of some unique desserts, including this pie that used an unusual but tasty ingredient.
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This Retro Las Vegas Steakhouse Was One Of Elvis' All-Time Favorites
Elvis' favorite steakhouse in Las Vegas is still open today, offering up impeccable service by tuxedo-clad employees and plenty of old-school charm.
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Local Grocery Stores Are Hidden Gems When Traveling. Here's Why
When traveling, skip the tourist spots and check out the local grocery store. Doing so can offer benefits to both your taste buds and your wallet.
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The Best Time To Eat Breakfast, According To Science
Is there really a best time to eat your breakfast? According to scientific research, there may indeed be an ideal timeframe for consuming this meal.
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This Company-Destroying Beef Recall Involved Over 140 Million Pounds Of Meat
One beef recall has earned the dubious honor of being one the largest in U.S. history, with over 140 million pounds of meat pulled from stores.
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Good Luck Trying To Find This Popular Dessert 'Salad' From The '70s
This cousin of Jell-o salad is made from an interesting mix of ingredients, with many recipe variations. Unsurprisingly it seems to have fallen off the map.
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The Floridian Origins Of Outback Steakhouse
Yes, Outback Steakhouse has certainly leaned into its Australian theme, but the popular restaurant chain actually has its origins in the Sunshine State.
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Induction Vs Gas Stoves: Here's The More Affordable Option
If you're looking for a new stove, then you may be pondering the differences between induction and gas cooktops, including which is more affordable.
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10 Of The Oldest US Food Brands That Are Still Around Today
Food trends come and go, but these American food brands and products have stood the test of time. Let's take a closer look at these classics.
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Can You Guess The 5 Menu Items On Taco Bell's Original Menu?
When the first Taco Bell opened in the 1960s, its menu was a streamlined lineup of just five items. Can you guess what these original foods were?
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Science Says This May Be The Best Time To Drink Coffee
Really want to optimize your coffee drinking? Science suggests that you should pay attention to what time of day you down your caffeinated cup.
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What's The Difference Between Marshmallow Fluff And Creme?
On the grocery store shelf, you may see that Marshmallow Fluff and Marshmallow Creme adorn different products. But are these two really any different?
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This Old-School Discontinued Campbell's Soup Used To Be A Fan Favorite
This variety of soup once used to be a popular entry in the Campbell's lineup, but has since been discontinued thanks to changing consumer tastes.
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Bartenders Hate When You Say This While Ordering A Drink
Ordering a drink at the bar doesn't have to be complicated, but avoid this particular request if you want to be on the bartender's good side.
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This Grocery Store Butcher Counter Tip Will Save You So Much Time At Home
If you regularly buy meat from the grocery store, you may be able to ask a question or two at the butcher counter and save yourself a lot of time.
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Peanut Butter And Chili? In The Midwest, It's A Staple Combo
To some, peanut butter and chili may seem like an odd combo, but many Midwesterners know there's a good case for trying this culinary pairing.
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Why Some Beers Taste Like Cannabis
We uncover the intriguing link between beer and cannabis smells. Learn why some brews emit skunky aromas and how it's tied to their ingredients.
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