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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Store Leftover Rice In The Freezer To Prevent It From Drying Out
If your leftover rice is consistently dry and unpleasant, then simply storing it in the freezer can help, so long as you follow a few key rules.
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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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This Pennsylvania Theme Park Is For Pasta Lovers
You might think of theme parks as places for coasters and sugary treats, but this Pennsylvania spot is prime territory for rides and plates of pasta.
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How A World War II Invention Shaped The Diner Mugs We Know Today
The classic diner mug is so well known that you may have even forgot it exists, but its shape and construction actually come from a major world war.
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The Popular Refrigerator Brand To Avoid Buying, According To Reviews
When it's time to buy a refrigerator, you want something that lasts. Yet, customer reviews hint that one popular brand may not be the reliable choice.
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Transform Frozen Pizza By Adding One Bold Ingredient
There are plenty of ways to boost the flavor and texture of frozen pizza, but one bold ingredient you've maybe overlooked can make a big difference.
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Here's What Kitchens Really Looked Like In The 1980s
If you're really into retro design vibes, then you'll want to take a peek into 1980s kitchen of the past that sported unique signs of the decade.
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Why Pancakes Always Taste Better In A Diner Than At Home
If you can't understand why the pancakes at your local diner are so much better than ones you make at home, these two major points will help explain things.
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Here's Why Ina Garten Will Never Open A Restaurant
Ina Garten is a well-established celeb chef and fixture of culinary media, but she's got a good reason for never wanting to open her own restaurant.
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This Seafood Chain Is Making A Comeback After Years Of Uncertainty
Seafood chains have faced all manner of financial woes in recent years, but one restaurant is making a surprising comeback after its own uncertainty.
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Don't Throw Away Leftover Frozen Pizza: Try This Hack Instead
If you find you're consistently wasting leftover frozen pizza, there's no need to accept your fate. Instead, one simple hack could solve your woes.
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Michael Symon's Sweet And Spicy Addition To Frozen Pizza Really Works
Celeb chef Michael Symon isn't above a good frozen pizza, especially when he adds one sweet and spicy ingredient that seriously elevates the meal.
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5 Creative Ways To Store Reusable Grocery Bags
If you find yourself with a mess of reusable grocery bags, there are a few useful and even cute ways to store them and keep things nicely organized.
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This Old-School Cake Is A Fall-Worthy Treat That Dates Back To The 1800s
This old-school cake recipe isn't just a treat full of fall flavors, but its 1800s recipe actually has some fascinating historical roots to explore.
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How This Local Hawaiian Meal Became A Global Sensation
While some foods remain local to Hawaii, this particular island meal has become so popular it's widely known and beloved on the mainland, too.
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Don't Make This Mistake When Buying Groceries At Bulk Stores
Many factors favor shopping at bulk grocery stores, but one key shopping mistake isn't just annoying to make but potentially dangerous for others.
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The Unique Type Of Bologna That's Associated With Western Tennessee
Wester Tennessee boasts a local type of bologna that has not just a unique ingredients list but an interesting method of preservation and preparation.
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Buying Scallions Is A Thing Of The Past Thanks To This Hack
Scallions, also known as green onions, may be in short supply in your kitchen. But with this easy hack, you can have a continual supply at the ready.
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Are Decorative Fall Gourds Edible?
Decorative gourd season may be upon us, but are those little fall favorites also okay to prep for the table? The answer is actually a bit complicated.
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You'll Find Mutiple Rotisserie Chicken Flavors At This Southern Grocery Store
If you want a genuinely wide array of rotisserie chicken flavors, then head to this southern grocery store that's clearly got a well-stocked deli.
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The Old-School Italian Meal Frank Sinatra Ordered All The Time
Frank Sinatra was more than happy to eat up a good Italian or Italian-American meal, including this old-school dish that uses a striking vegetable.
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13 Foods Americans Think Are Italian (But Totally Aren't)
Americans' view of Italian cuisine includes a number of dishes that aren't Italian at all, including popular favorites like spaghetti and meatballs.
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This Is The Only Sushi Anthony Bourdain Didn't Approve Of
Writer and celeb chef Anthony Bourdain had a pretty adventurous appetite, but there's one type of sushi that he loudly avoided, and for good reason.
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Starbucks' Fall Menu Offers More Than Just Pumpkin Spice
On the 2025 Starbucks fall menu, the Pumpkin Spice Latte makes its triumphant return, but there's more to the lineup of drinks and food hitting stores.
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Are You Cleaning Your Garbage Disposal Often Enough?
A garbage disposal can be pretty convenient, at least until it starts to smell. Here's how often you're actually supposed to clean this appliance.
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The Type Of Food Gordon Ramsay Hates With An Absolute Passion
Celeb chef Gordon Ramsay is full of various food opinions, but there's one type of food that will get him characteristically cursing in no time.
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