The Pudding Powder Mistake You Need To Avoid When Adding It To Boxed Cake Mix
Pudding is a popular add-in to improve the texture of boxed cake mix, but there's a key detail you ought to remember before it ever joins the dessert.
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The Little Debbie Oatmeal Pies We're Probably Never Going To See Again
Little Debbie is famous for its Oatmeal Creme Pies, but there was once a cousin of this treat that we're unlikely to ever see in stores ever again.
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Are Panera Soups Made Fresh In The Store?
Panera is known for its steaming bowls (or bread bowls) of comforting, hearty soups. Many customers assume they are made there from scratch. Here's the truth.
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This Vintage, Versatile Green Spread Is Worthy Of A Comeback
If you want to give retro food a new chance, this vintage spread with a green hue should be next on your list, and not just because it's easy to make.
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Aldi Vs Lidl: What You Need To Know Before Checking Out
Aldi and Lidl are both discount chains with European roots and a focus on streamlined options. But there are some noticeable differences between the two.
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The Meat That Anthony Bourdain Thought Was Awful
Anthony Bourdain was known for having strong opinions on a variety of topics, and his take on cooking one particular meat isn't that surprising.
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All Hail The King Who Helped Make Salt And Pepper The Go-To Seasoning Combo
Salt and pepper may feel like a ubiquitous seasoning combo, but it wasn't always that way. We might just have to thank a king for making it popular.
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The Classic Snack You Should Be Adding To Boxed Cake Mix
Boxed cake mix is fine on its own, but if you're looking for a healthy swap or boost the flavor, a classic snack could be just the addition you need.
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The Iconic Old-School Candy That Used To Be Made With WWII Ammo Presses
An old-school candy you very likely still enjoy today was once made with WWII gunpowder presses, but the company has come a long way since then.
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The Restaurant That Helped Bobby Flay Become The Success He Is Today
Every great chef had to start at the bottom, and this is where Bobby Flay was bussing tables back when he was a teenager. Here's how it helped shape his career.
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What Is Dubai Chocolate, Anyway? Here's How The Candy Bar Reached Worldwide Fame
Dubai chocolate might sound like it's everywhere, but this faddish candy bar has reached worldwide fame only recently. Here's how it go to be so successful.
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The 2 Big-Time Pizza Chains That Came Out Of Michigan
Even massive, globally-dominant pizza chains had to start somewhere. Shockingly, two of the biggest pizza giants both started in the state of Michigan.
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The Boozy Liquids You Should Be Steaming Lobster Tails In
Lobster tails are often cooked by steaming, but why not amp up the flavor by adding one of these boozy liquids to the pot? Here's what to nkow.
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Where Does Aldi Source Its Bourbon?
Aldi really does sell bourbon in the U.K., though U.S. customers are currently out of luck. So, where does the chain source this American spirit?
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The Massachusetts Restaurant That's Been Making Hot Dogs For Over 100 Years
One Massachusetts spot may have a humble aesthetic, but it's rich with history and serves up a seriously good hot dog that will have you returning soon.
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The Trash Can Issue That's Flooding Your Kitchen With Hot Garbage Odors
Pretty much everyone needs to keep a trash can in their kitchen, but it can be the source of serious stink. One issue could be making the odor worse.
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Elvis' Go-To Mexican Restaurant Order Was A Classic Bean Dish
Elvis was a fan of many unique and rich dishes, but his go-to Mexican restaurant order was surprisingly humble, as well as filling and delicious.
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Don't Forget This Simple Step When Substituting Avocado For Butter In Your Baking
Avocado can be used as a substitute for butter in your next baking adventure, but one simple step is key to getting the most out of this ingredient swap.
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The Simple Step To Remove Fishy Odors From Shrimp
Fishy odors don't necessarily mean your fresh shrimp has gone bad, but you may still want to remove them. One simple step with a common ingredient can help.
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How Friendly's Restaurants Keep Coming Back Even After Bankruptcy
Friendly's has already filed for bankruptcy a couple of times, but this fast casual restaurant is still around. How has it managed this feat?
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Aldi Vs Sam's Club: Which Grocery Store Sells The Cheapest Steaks?
While one choice definitely had the cheaper options when it comes to steaks, the comparison in value may not be apples to apples. Here's what to consider.
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The Kitchen Island Mistake Too Many People Make
A kitchen island can be a welcome addition to your cooking area, but one overly common mistake can make navigating the space seriously difficult.
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Bobby Flay's Answer To The Heated Charcoal Vs Gas Grill Debate
Who doesn't love a good debate? We love to hear how experts weigh in when it comes to heated discussions. Bobby Flay backs one kind of grill over the other.
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Elevate Boxed Cake Mix With A Childhood Favorite Drink
Elevating boxed cake mix doesn't have to be difficult or fancy. Just reach for this classic childhood favorite drink to subtly boost this easy treat.
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The Restaurant Odor Red Flag That You Can't Ignore
Bad smells in a restaurant can be a sign of much bigger problems. But which smells are problematic? Here's what to pay attention to when you enter.
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The Right Way To Harvest Rosemary In Your Garden
Rosemary is a popular and hardy plant to grow in your garden, but there are some harvesting rules to follow that will best keep it happy and growing.
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The Popular Brand That Makes Costco's Kirkland Signature Spiced Rum
Costco house brand Kirkland Signature can be cagey about who makes its popular products. But figuring out who makes its spiced rum is actually easy.
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