The Discontinued Trader Joe's Sauce We Might Never Eat Again
Who knows how many hearts break every time Trader Joe's discontinues a product? Here's another item TJ's fans will likely never taste again.
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Why Chick-Fil-A's Lemonade Tastes So Good
Chick-fil-A's lemonade is a major hit for fans of the establishment. But just what makes it so delicious? There are fewer ingredients than you might think.
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The Unique Ingredient Tucked Away In Aldi Tortelloni
Aldi tortelloni has developed a bit of a reputation for being quick, easy, and delicious. Does this one unique ingredient have anything to do with it?
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How Long Is Ranch Good For After Opening The Bottle?
If you've been sitting on a bottle of ranch for a while and wondering if it needs to be thrown away, this is how long ranch stays good for after opening.
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What Exactly Does Costco Do With Unsold Bakery Items?
Food waste is a problem, but Costco can't exactly hold on to unsold bakery items past their prime. So what does the wholesale grocer do with these products?
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How To Save Bland Home-Brewed Coffee Without Making A New Pot
If your home-brewed coffee has turned out to be a bland bummer, there's a handy expert-approved way you might still be able to save it. Here's what's up.
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Why You Should Use Aluminum Foil When Reheating Meat
Reheating any meat the day after you've cooked it can be difficult for a home cook, but you can make it easier with the help of aluminum foil.
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The Best Type Of Alcohol To Use In Pudding Shots
When putting together pudding shots, the fancier cousin of Jell-O shots, it pays to take note of what alcohol you're using, says a beverage expert.
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16 Of The Most Bizarre Salt & Straw Ice Cream Flavors So Far
If you know anything about Salt & Straw Ice Cream, you know that the brand has come up with some pretty wacky flavors. These are the most bizarre so far.
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For Perfect Korean Steamed Eggs, Your Pot Matters
Korean steamed eggs are a delightfully fluffy dish. For best results, be sure you pay attention to the precise type of cookware you're using to make this dish.
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How Do You Know When Brown Butter Is Done Cooking?
Brown butter can be a majorly delicious way to upgrade desserts, sauces, and all manner of other dishes. But how exactly do you know when it's done cooking?
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America's Most Popular Casual Dining Chain Was Just Dethroned By Texas Roadhouse
America's most popular casual dining chain was a stalwart for many years, bit changed in the market and the dining landscape have made way for a new top dog.
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Does Aldi Offer Grocery Pickup For Customers?
Aldi is a great choice for shoppers on a budget, but are they also good for shoppers with a busy schedule? Does Aldi even offer grocery pickup for customers?
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Why People With Peanut Allergies May Still Be Able To Eat At Chick-Fil-A
Food allergies are serious business when you're dining out. But you might be able to get your chicken on at Chick-fil-A if you know what to look for.
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The Fishy Ingredient You Need To Add To Chili
To boost the flavors of your chili and make a wonderfully complex bowl, reach for one fishy ingredient that can do it all without overpowering everything.
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Lamb Vs Mutton: What Are The Actual Differences Between These Meats?
While most meat lovers are familiar with lamb, mutton remains a mystery to many. What is the real difference between these two types of meat?
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The 3 Energy Drinks That Have The Most Caffeine
Energy drinks are seriously popular in the U.S. But what if you want an extra boost? These commonly available brands have the most caffeine in a single can.
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Is It Safe To Reheat A McDonald's Burger In Its Original Wrapping?
If you come home with extra McDonald's food, you might find yourself needing to reheat your fast-food takeout. But should you keep it in the wrapper?
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West Virginia-Style Hot Dogs Put A Unique Topping Combo In The Spotlight
It may not enjoy the same kind of publicity as other types of hot dogs, but the West Virginia-style hot dog uses a unique topping combo that deserves more love.
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Is It Safe To Eat Canned Chicken Right Out Of The Container?
Canned chicken offers a convenient alternative to prepping and cooking a raw bird. Here's what we know about how safe it is to eat it right out of the can.
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14 Discontinued Canned Soups We're Probably Never Getting Back
Ah, the comfort of eating a bowl of canned soup. From Campbell's to Amy's to Heinz, there are a number of canned soups that have vanished, likely forever.
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Why Subway's Eggs Have So Many Ingredients
Fast food is often highly processed, but you may be surprised at just how many ingredients are in the eggs at Subway. But each ingredient serves a purpose.
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The Simple Substitute For Avoiding Watery Tuna Salad
Tuna salad's greatest asset is how quick and easy it comes together, but if your tuna salad is coming out watery instead of creamy try this simple substitute.
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How Does Aldi's 5-Day Expiration Policy Work?
You're gonna want to pay attention to those stickers. Here's how to hack your haul using Aldi's 5-day expiration date policy to land deeper discounts.
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The Lunch Lady-Style Hack Leads To The Perfect Grilled Cheese
Making multiple grilled cheese sandwiches at once can be time-consuming, but this trick is the easy solution to batch-cooking the classic comfort food.
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How To Properly Layer Lasagna Noodles So Your Meal Doesn't Turn Out Gummy
If you want to do your best to avoid overly dense, downright gummy lasagna, it's time to pay close attention to exactly how you layer those noodles.
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Does Costco Actually Sell Authentic Japanese Wagyu?
Japanese wagyu beef is an icon of the meat industry thanks to its reputation for high quality. So, is Costco really selling authentic Japanese wagyu, or what?
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