Kodiak Cakes: Here's What Happened After Appearing On Shark Tank
When Kodiak Cakes appeared on Shark Tank, the investors all turned down the company founders. Yet they may have learned to seriously regret that decision.
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How Does Ruth's Chris Steak House Make Its Steaks Melt In Your Mouth?
Ruth's Chris Steak House is beloved by many patrons for its melt in your mouth steaks. Its executive chef explains just how the restaurant gets it that way.
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The Clever Reason To Plant Basil And Tomato Together In Your Garden
Tomato and basil certainly go together well in the kitchen, but planting these together in your garden helps ward off some pests and encourages good growth.
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Why It Pays To Order A Customized Filet-O-Fish Sandwich At McDonald's
If you want the best of the best when ordering a Filet-O-Fish sandwich from McDonald's, then an easy customization involves simply asking for it to be fresh.
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The Dollar Store Hack To Declutter Tupperware Lids In Your Kitchen
If you feel that your kitchen is flooded by loose tupperware lids, there's an easy storage solution in a simple napkin holder from you local dollar store.
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For Moist And Flavorful Salmon, Use A Common Cooking Gadget
Though you might not initially think to cook salmon in your Instant Pot, a chef explains why this gadget could be just the thing for moist, flavorful salmon.
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17 Discontinued McDonald's Menu Items We're Glad We'll Never See Again
McDonald's has had some misses over the years. From McSalad Shakers to McStuffins, here's a list of menu items that just couldn't deliver -- and that's okay.
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Which Country Produces The Most Watermelon?
Watermelon is a popular summertime treat in the United States, but China's production and consumption of this fruit dramatically outpaces that of other nations.
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The Texas Roadhouse Menu Item That's Essentially A Week Of Meal Prep
If you want to prep a week of meals but aren't in a position to source and prep all the ingredients, the Family Packs from Texas Roadhouse may be the answer.
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How Does Italian Grilled Cheese Differ From The American Version?
Italian grilled cheese isn't just a simple mix of bread and dairy. Instead, it involves an extra step of frying that creates delicious results.
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The Unique Hot Dogs You Can Only Find In Delaware
Delaware is often ignored, but don't let that stop you from making a culinary trip there for the Delaware Destroyer, a hot dog only available in the state.
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The Festive DIY Charcuterie Board To Celebrate Memorial Day
While everyone's waiting for food to come off the grill on Memorial Day, why not feed hungry party guests with a festive patriotic charcuterie board?
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The Fast Food Restaurant Alton Brown Used To Love, But Now Shuns
Alton Brown admits that he has rosy memories of McDonald's but simply can't eat there anymore. Here's his complaint and how it may have come about.
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12 Vintage Desserts That People Loved In The '70s
From chocolate fondue and Watergate salad, to cherries jubilee and berry trifle, there are lots of desserts people loved in the 1970s.
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Frank Sinatra Was Absolutely In Love With This Candy
Frank Sinatra so enjoyed cherry Lifesavers that he had them in every dressing room and was buried with a roll of the candy. What made Old Blue Eyes such a fan?
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The Discontinued Italian-Inspired McDonald's Menu Item That Was A Disaster
McDonald's once made a rather surprising attempt to sell pizza, but the effort proved to be a bit of a disaster. What exactly went wrong with this menu item?
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What Kind Of Beer Is Coors Banquet?
Coors Banquet is a sibling to the ever-popular Coors Light and other beers, but what makes this American-style lager unique from other beer styles out there?
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Why A Cup Of Water Is Key To Checking Propane Levels For Grilling Season
If you're getting your propane grill ready for the season, you may wonder if the tank has any fuel left. A cup of hot water and your sense of touch can help.
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The Seafood Substitute To Give Your Lasagna A Unique Flavor
If you find that your standard lasagna needs a shake-up, stop by the seafood section and consider our expert's best tips for seafood lasagna success.
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The Common Grocery Store Mistake You're Probably Making
We've all likely made the mistake of shopping at the grocery store when we're hungry. But why is it a mistake and how can you best avoid this common pitfall?
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Crumbl Cookies Flavors We Hope To See Again
Crumbl Cookies has certainly made a name for itself in a relatively short time. Here's some flavors that have been exiled to the Crumbl Graveyard.
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The Common Mistake You're Probably Making When Cooking Tilapia
Tilapia is a popular choice, but this fish can be easily overcooked and under seasoned. An expert chef explains how to avoid these common mistakes.
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The Hot Sauce You Should Add To Frozen Pizza For A Smoky Finish
If you want to add a bit of flavor complexity to your frozen pizza, consider topping it with TapatÃo, a hot sauce that brings both heat and a hint of smoke.
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Think Twice Before Purchasing Wine At The Grocery Store
Purchasing wine at the grocery store may be convenient, but you could be sacrificing more than expected when it comes to quality, variety, and local businesses.
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Why This Beloved Buc-Ee's Sandwich Hits The Wallet So Hard
Buc-Ee's is popular amongst locals and travelers alike for its array of foods and welcoming pit stops, but its brisket sandwich is going to cost you.
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Jimmy Buffett's Preferred Drink Was Much Simpler Than A Margarita
Towards the end of his life, singer Jimmy Buffett eschewed sweet margaritas for a simpler lime and tequila. Why did he take a vacation from Margaritaville?
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Is It Actually Safe To Eat Shrimp 'Cooked' In Lemon Juice?
Broadly speaking, you're probably safe to eat shrimp that's been "cooked" in acids like lemon juice, but an expert details key points you should consider first.
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