The Uniquely British 3-Ingredient Sandwich That George Harrison Loved
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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You're Better Off Buying Groceries At Dollar Tree Instead Of Dollar General. Here's Why
Both Dollar Tree and Dollar General can be good sources for budget groceries, but Dollar Tree consistently comes out on top for a major reason.
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The Bizarre 2-Ingredient Breakfast Marilyn Monroe Swore By
Marilyn Monroe is admired for many things, but the two-ingredient breakfast she described in a magazine interview may be too weird for modern tastes.
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This Nigerian Chef Just Made History By Making The World's Largest Pot Of Jollof Rice
In a custom-made pot, the largest serving ever of Nigerian-style jollof rice was cooked up to break a world record. Here's how much was prepared.
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Buy This Cooking Oil At Dollar Tree For Less Than Half Of Its Grocery Store Cost
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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The Old-School Cowboy Steaks John Wayne Grilled All The Time
Take one look at the impressive cut called a cowboy steak and you'll know exactly why it was John Wayne's favorite to grill. Here's the other name for it.
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How Long To Cook Asparagus In The Air Fryer So It's Nice And Crispy
If your asparagus is coming out of the air fryer in a sadly soggy state, consider how long it's cooking to finally get a perfectly crispy texture.
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Judy Garland Was A Master At Cooking This Iconic, Old-School Comfort Food
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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Why Some People Don't Think It's Ethical To Eat At In-N-Out
Although In-N-Out seems to enjoy a cult following and has plenty of celebrity endorsements, there's a health-related reason some people won't eat there.
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Plates From This Royal Dinnerware Series Can Sell For Thousands Apiece
You might think a set of china dinnerware is expensive, but this royal collection can easily run up a bill that's more expensive than a starter home.
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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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If Your Salad Dressing Got Clumpy In The Fridge, Here's How To Fix Its Consistency
If you find that your salad dressing has gone clumpy after sitting in the fridge, a simple step can fix its consistency and get it back to normal.
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Celeb Chef Emeril Lagasse Always Avoids This Popular Shortcut Ingredient
Celeb chef Emeril Lagasse isn't above using a shortcut or two, but there's one popular ingredient addition he definitely keeps out of the kitchen.
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Cracker Barrel Just Announced Major Changes To Its Most Iconic Dish
Cracker Barrel has been rocked by vehement customer feedback recently, but it hopes that a major change to an iconic dish will bring people back.
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This Forgotten Blue Plate Special Meal Was A Vintage Diner Staple
Depression-era meals can range from downright delicious to questionable at best. This budget-friendly dish is worth trying at home with a few more ingredients.
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Why Buying This Kitchen Appliance From Costco Might Not Be Your Best Bet
Beyond food, you can also buy kitchen appliances at Costco. However, purchasing one type might not be a best bet for a number of complicated reasons.
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The Fast Food Chain Restaurant That Invented Orange Chicken
Orange chicken is on every Chinese American restaurant menu these days, but its invention at a fast food place may be more modern than you expect.
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How Did Crumbl Cookies Get So Popular?
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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The Fast Growing Fruit Trees That Are Worth Adding To Your Garden
These fruit trees are fast growers that can be major players in your garden, though it will take a little time and care for them to produce fruit.
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How The Ice Cream Sundae Got Its Quirky Name
There are competing accounts on how the ice cream sundae was named, but all the stories have one thing in common. Here's what we found out.
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The 'Most Playful' Michelin Star Restaurant Is In Washington, DC
Michelin star restaurants don't have to be stuffy affairs, as evidenced by this Washington, D.C. restaurant that's been described as playful and fun.
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Are Sam's Club And Walmart Connected? The Link Between These 2 Grocery Stores
Sam's Club and Walmart have different names, but the truth is that these two grocery and retail chains have major links in common with one another.
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Anthony Bourdain's Go-To Spot For Italian Beef In Chicago
Writer, host, and celeb chef Anthony Bourdain had a pretty clear favorite when it came to getting a truly good Italian beef sandwich in Chicago.
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The Sweet Childhood Treat Carla Hall Says Changed Her Life
Celeb chef and T.V. personality Carla Hall has one particular food memory centering on a childhood treat that helped to set her on a culinary career.
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What To Do If The Lid Gets Stuck On A Boiling Pot
A lid stuck on a boiling pot can be a frustrating state of affairs, but it doesn't have to mean the end of your meal. Here's what to do if it happens.
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Paula Deen's Banana Pudding Features This Store-Bought Cookie
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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