8 Best And 5 Worst Juicers, According To Reviews
Do you want a juicer but aren't sure which one you should buy? These are the best and worst juicers on the market, according to customer reviews.
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Why Do Some States Still Not Have An Aldi?
If you live in a state without an Aldi, it may get frustrating to hear about its unique quirks and low prices. So, why can't Aldi set up shop in your state?
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Bottoms Up: These Pros Give Us 12 Cocktails Every Home Bartender Should Know
Whether you've been making cocktails at home for awhile or you're just getting started, here's some amazing drinks -- straight from the experts!
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KFC Is Leaving Its Old Kentucky Home For Another Southern State
KFC just announced that it's pulling up stakes to leave its namesake Kentucky home for a new southern location. Why is it making such a big move?
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How To Make Restaurant-Worthy Escarole Pie
Escarole pie can be a delicious way to engage with Italian culinary tradition. An expert chef explains how to make a restaurant-level version the right way.
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Ale Vs Lager: What Makes Them Different?
As anyone in a brewery will tell you, not all beers are the same. Here are the major differences between two broad types of brew, ale and lager.
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How Does Pink Velvet Cake Differ From The Red Variety?
It's true that pink velvet cake comes in a rosy hue, but there are some more significant differences between it and red velvet cake you ought to know.
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Cornstarch Is The Key To Fixing Soggy Green Bean Casserole
If you find that your green bean casserole has gone from just right to soggy, all you may need is a bit of cornstarch. Here's how the trick works best.
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Culver's Is Adding A Cherished Fish Sandwich And Dinner To Menus
A widely loved fish sandwich and dinner is returning to Culver's menus for the season of Lent. Here's what is on order this year and how long you can find it.
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Discontinued Beers We'll Never See Again
It seems like some beers last forever, while others vanish from shelves without warning. Here's a look at some of the beers that are probably gone forever.
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Whatever Happened To Costco's Food Court Roast Beef Sandwich?
Once upon a time, Costco's food court served a roast beef sandwich. Why did it eventually disappear from Costco food court menus all over the place?
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Julia Child's Favorite Dessert Is A Forgotten French Treasure
Julie Child's favorite dessert is an often-forgotten classic of French cuisine with a short ingredients list but some tricky technical requirements.
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How Long Does Canned Pumpkin Last Once It's Opened?
Rarely do recipes seem to help you use up the whole contents of a can of pumpkin puree. So, how long does canned pumpkin last once it's been opened?
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The Extra Step That Makes Canned Chicken Taste So Much Better
Canned chicken gets a bad rap for blandness, but a little extra time and some common kitchen techniques could do a lot to boost the flavor of this protein.
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How To Recreate Pizza Fritti At Home
Pizza fritti is a classic Italian fried dish that's beloved by many across the world. Here's how to recreate it in the comfort of your own home.
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Can You Actually Drink Expired Tea Bags?
If you look into your pantry and find a whole bunch of expired tea bags, you may not have to throw them all out. Here's whether or not they're okay to drink.
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The Tomatillo Tip That Makes Homemade Tortillas Restaurant-Worthy
Tomatillos are a classic ingredient in multiple cuisines, but they also have a surprising role in producing tender, restaurant-quality homemade tortillas.
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The Fancy Glasses You Should Use When Sipping Bourbon
When sipping bourbon, a particular kind of glass can greatly enhance your drinking experience. A liquor expert explains what to look for in a bourbon glass.
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The Best Way To Store Romaine Lettuce
Romaine lettuce can be a key component of a good salad, but what's the best way to store it and keep those greens as fresh as possible for a while?
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8 Best And 3 Worst Coffee Makers, According To Customer Reviews
With so many coffee makers out there, it can be hard to decide which one is for you. We looked at customer reviews to determine the best and worst.
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Save Egg Cartons To Make Lighting Your Charcoal Grill Easier
Paper egg cartons don't just have to hit the trash or compost. Here's why you'll want to keep them around for your next time lighting a charcoal grill.
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The Meat Technique To Make Your Bologna Sandwich Deli-Worthy
Bologna sandwiches may sound like an immoveable classic, but a little extra effort and one technique can make your homemade sandwich worthy of a deli.
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The Underrated Food And Wine Destination In Spain You Should Visit
If you're planning a trip to Spain, set aside some time for one particular food and wine destination that has often been underrecognized by travelers.
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How Exactly Do You Devein Shrimp?
Yes, you really ought to take that digestive vein out of your fresh shrimp. Thankfully, an expert explains just how easy this necessary process can be.
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Can You Buy Starbucks Sriracha Sauce At The Grocery Store?
Starbucks sriracha sauce has gained many fans for its uniquely sweet taste, but is it really possible to buy it at the store and enjoy at home?
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The Canned Puree That Doubles As A Simple Pasta Sauce
For a simple yet potentially very delicious pasta sauce, one particular canned puree is key. With a bit of cooking, it can unlock some major flavor.
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The Tasty Way To Use Up Cocoa Powder In Your Pantry
If you've got some cocoa powder lingering about in your pantry, there's a handy beverage-based way to use it up that you will both easy and delicious.
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