The Major Grocery Self-Checkout Rule You Shouldn't Break
If you frequent the self-checkout at your local grocery store, you should make sure that you're following this major (but likely unspoken) rule.
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How Long Does Shrimp Actually Last In The Fridge?
You might be excited to buy fresh shrimp, but how long will it really stay good in the fridge? We got an expert's advice on the most successful shrimp storage.
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Nui: Here's What Happened After Appearing On Shark Tank
On season 10 of "Shark Tank," a little Keto cookie company called Nui gave its pitch to attract an investor. Here's everything that happened after.
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You're 2 Ingredients Away From Making A French Connection Cocktail
Fancy as it may sound, a French Connection cocktail is actually a wonderfully simple and delicious drink that only requires you to mix two ingredients.
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How Piggly Wiggly Paved The Way For Modern Grocery Stores
Even if you've never stepped inside Piggly Wiggly, you sure shop like you did. Here's how the grocery chain changed everything about your weekly shop.
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Goodbye Ricotta: 13 Surprising Cheeses That Will Change Your Lasagna Forever
Replacing ricotta with any one of these 13 cheeses will offer alternatives to delicious lasagna. From cream cheese to cashew cheese, there's plenty to choose.
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Does Chick-Fil-A Have Gluten-Free Items On Its Menu?
With so many people now looking for gluten-free and gluten-friendly menu items, it's worth wondering if Chick-fil-A takes those concerns into consideration.
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Why Costco's Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie Is More Expensive Than Its Others
Call it a big peanut butter cup, overhyped, or your reason for living, here's why Costco's Peanut Butter Chocolate Pie's price tag is jaw-droppingly steep.
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The Rhode Island Restaurant That Prides Itself On Farm-To-Table Oysters
For a farm-to-table oyster restaurant with thoughtful cuisine and rave reviews, you'll want to head to a Rhode Island spot that's famous for its food.
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What Type Of Meat Is Florida's Swamp Chicken, Anyway?
If you're ever perusing a Florida-based menu, you may see something listed as swamp chicken. What is it? First, know that it's not chicken at all.
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Beyond Sushi: Here's What Happened After Appearing On Shark Tank
Beyond Sushi's founder entered the Shark Tank with a big ask for his vegan sushi restaurant, hoping for a sizable investment and to not fall prey to the sharks.
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Amplify Tuna Salad With An Unexpected Aromatic Addition
Tuna salad is an easily prepared on-the-go meal that can be customized to no end. To give it an extra dose of flavor, add this aromatic ingredient
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How Long Is Spam Good For After Opening?
You may have heard that Spam lasts practically forever, but the truth isn't quite so simple. Here's how long it really lasts after opening the can.
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Salad Dressing Is The Unusual Way To Elevate Baked Potatoes
To bring your next baked potato meal to a whole other level, consider reaching for a particular variety of salad dressing that can seriously boost flavor.
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The Brand That Makes Costco's Kirkland Signature Sous Vide Egg Bites
Costco's sous vide egg bites are perfect for quick breakfasts and snacks, but have you ever wondered who makes them? Here's the brand behind the product.
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Pepsi Is Buying A Controversial Soda Brand For Nearly $2 Billion
PepsiCo recently announced that it is buying a new bubbly beverage brand for a hefty price, but the acquisition isn't without a touch of controversy.
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How To Get Creative With Braising Liquid For Flavorful Meat
For flavorful meat, consider braising. Both the techniques and ingredients that go into it can produce a seriously tasty meal that allows you to get creative.
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Why Don't We Eat Turkey Eggs, Anyway?
With chicken egg prices skyrocketing just about everywhere, people are looking for replacements. However, turkey eggs don't quite fit the bill.
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What's The Actual Salt Content In A Stick Of Salted Butter?
Of course it's salted, but just how salty is salted butter? Tempt your taste buds with the real salt content, and find out how to swap in unsalted butter, too.
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The McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Bun Swap To Give It More 'English'
The McDonald's Filet-O-Fish is perfection. But you can elevate this sandwich into the stratosphere with an easy "English" trick from an inside pro.
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15 Food Festivals That Are Worth Attending At Least Once
There are some excellent food festivals around the U.S. From California to Maine, New Orleans to Hawaii, here's a top-notch list of festivals you might love.
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The Clever Reason Grocery Store Rotisserie Chickens Are Cheaper Than Raw Ones
Answer the call of the hot and ready grocery store rotisserie chicken, and save a few bucks, too. Here's why these chickens are cheaper than the fresh ones.
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The Inconvenient Way Canned Food Used To Be Opened
Strangely enough, canned food has been around a bit longer than can openers. So, how did people crack open cans years before proper openers hit the scene?
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Which Grocery Stores Sell Chick-Fil-A's Beloved Sauce?
Chick-fil-A is well-known for the dipping sauce accompanying its chicken, but if you want to have it at home you can also find it at these grocery stores.
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Where Does Costco Source Its Kirkland Brand Bacon?
Costco has plenty of Kirkland Signature products as part of its house brand, but figuring out just who makes its Kirkland bacon can get a bit tricky.
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Is The 6-To-1 Grocery Shopping Method Actually Useful?
With grocery prices on the rise, you'll be glad to learn that there's a simple shopping trick to help you save money and eat a more-balanced diet.
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The 3 Simple Ingredients You Need For A Rich, No-Bake Lemon Pie
For a perfectly tart and rich no-bake lemon pie, all you need to grab from the store are three accessible ingredients. With a little time, you'll be all set.
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