12 Costco Grocery Products To Buy And 7 To Avoid
Costco has a loyal customer base, but it's crucial to be discerning, even if you're a die-hard fan. We've collated the top 12 items to buy and eight to avoid.
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The Clever Trick To Get 2 Ingredients From 1 Can Of Coconut Cream
If you've got a can of coconut cream, there's a way to turn the contents into two versatile and delicious ingredients. The trick is both simple and delicious.
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What Type Of Wine Is The Sweetest?
If rather astringent dry wines are definitely not your thing, then it may be time to search out one of these sweetest tasting wines for your next glass.
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The Best Way To Store Sliced Tomatoes
Slicing tomatoes ahead of time can be convenient in certain situations, but you must take care to store them properly for the best flavor and freshness.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Mushrooms, Explained By Experts
Just slice up mushrooms and sling 'em in the pan, right? Wrong. We contacted three experts who schooled us on common mistakes made when cooking mushrooms.
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The Right Oil Is Key To Thin Out Chocolate For Dipping
Oil is commonly used to thin out dipping chocolate, but you must remember that different oils bring a variety of flavors and textures to the finished treat.
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How Long Is Cream Cheese Good For After Opening?
Few of us use up a whole package of cream cheese at once, so it goes back into the fridge. But how long is it really good for after the package has been opened?
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Easily Clean Your Coffee Grinder With Rice
If cleaning your coffee grinder seems close to impossible, don't fret. A simple scoop of rice could be all you need to easily clean this device.
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Why These 8 McDonaldland Characters Disappeared
McDonald's slew of quirky characters have ebbed and flowed over the years. We discovered some facts about the cast of McDonaldland and why some disappeared.
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What's The Difference Between Labneh And Greek Yogurt?
Labneh and Greek yogurt may seem pretty similar, but there is a key difference that changes how each dairy product tastes and works in a variety of dishes.
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Elevate Boxed Cake Mix With One Salty And Crunchy Addition
Boxed cake mix doesn't have to be consistently boring. Instead, simply add a classic of the snack drawer to the treat for elevated flavor and texture.
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Cook Your Truffles As Soon As Possible To Pack A Flavor Punch
To get the best flavor punch that you can from your spendy fresh truffles, be sure to use them as soon as possible and store them thoughtfully.
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Seriously Up Your Boxed Cornbread Game With A Spicy Addition
To bring complexity and a bit of heat to your plain old boxed cornbread, all you'll need is a handy jar of what should quickly become a pantry staple.
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Here's How Long Sauerkraut Is Good For After Opening
Sauerkraut can be a flavorful and tasty way to enjoy cabbage and fermented food, but how long is it really good for once you've opened its container?
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The World's Oldest Coffee Brewing Method Dates Back To The 16th Century
For what may be the oldest known coffee brewing method, you'll have to go all the way back to the 16th-century Ottoman Empire and coffee houses of Istanbul.
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How To Store Your Coffee Beans So You Never Get A Stale Cup Again
If you're sick of stale cups of coffee, then it's time to figure out exactly how you should store coffee beans at home to maintain maximum freshness.
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If Your Bundt Cake Is Stuck In The Pan, Use This Dipping Trick
If your bundt cake is stuck seemingly fast to its complicated pan, there may be a trick that can help. All it involves is a rather simple dipping step.
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We Are Begging You Not To Deep Fry Your Turkey This Year
Deep frying may sound like a great way to cook Thanksgiving turkey, but it comes with some serious danger. Here's why you may want to reconsider this method.
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Put A Lemon In Your Dishwasher For Cleaner Silverware
If your silverware is coming out of the dishwasher with a layer of grime and scale, you may want to add a lemon half in your next dishwasher cycle. Here's why.
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Unhealthy Thanksgiving Sides You Should Consider Avoiding
Thanksgiving dinner is one of the year's biggest calorie, sodium, and fat intake meals. If you avoid these side dishes, you'll have a healthier Thanksgiving.
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How Is Mead Different From Wine?
Though it's sometimes referred to as honey wine, there are key differences between mead and wine that's made from grapes. Here's what you should know.
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The Key Difference Between Chocolate Liquor And Liqueur
Chocolate liquor and chocolate liqueur may sound the same, but there are some key differences to these ingredients that dramatically affect how you use them.
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12 Unexpected Ingredients Martha Stewart Can't Live Without
What's really hiding in the dark corners of Martha Stewart's pantry? From an sambal oelek to seaweed these are some of the unexpected items you'll find there.
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Why You Should Be Saving Pasta Water For Homemade Bread
If you think that your homemade bread could use a flavor and texture upgrade, then it may be time to reserve some leftover pasta water for the task.
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What Can You Actually Do With Turkey Giblets?
Turkey giblets may seem like organ meat bound for the trash, but there's actually a lot you can do with these bits of offal typically found inside a turkey.
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The Creamy Ingredient That Will Make Boxed Mac And Cheese Even Tastier
If you're looking to amp up the flavor and texture of your standard boxed mac and cheese, then all you'll need is a spoonful or two of this creamy ingredient.
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We're In Love With Martha Stewart's 'Outrageous' Food Displays From Her Catering Days
Martha Stewart is many things, but one of her first big career moves involved creating stunning and sometimes outrageous food displays as a high-class caterer.
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