Unique Potato Chip Flavors From Around The World
If you think you've seen some wacky chip flavors just in the U.S., wait until you hear what the rest of the world has got going on with their chips and crisps.
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This Is The Only State That Produces Purple Honey
Purple honey is beautiful, with a sweeter taste and complex flavors, but it can only be found in North Carolina. We looked into the reasons why.
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The Watering Tip To Prevent Split Tomato Plants
Tomato plants can be a labor of love, but nothing beats the taste of the perfect tomato you've grown yourself. Here's how to avoid split tomatoes.
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Only One State Has A Triple XXX Root Beer Stand
Currently, only one state is home to a Triple XXX Root Beer stand, though the beloved soda isn't gone from your drink lineup just yet. Here's what's happening.
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Bobby Flay's Go-To Store-Bought BBQ Sauce Is An Award Winner
Bobby Flay has a well-stocked pantry that includes Bone Suckin' Sauce, the store-bought BBQ sauce beloved by many. Here's why you ought to consider it, too.
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Why This Fast Food Chain Sells Soda In A Bag
KFC has been known to very occasionally sell soda in a large plastic bag. What's going on, and is there something to the odd switchover from standard bottles?
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9 Best And 8 Worst Single Cup Coffee Makers, According To Customer Reviews
Coffee makers come in many different shapes and sizes, even single cup coffee makers. These are the best and worst ones out there, according to reviews.
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The Vintage Canned Pork Product That No One Buys Anymore
Once a popular food to eat in America, this part of the pig decreased sharply in popularity over the years, leading to plummeting sales of the canned version.
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The Watering Tip That Will Keep Your Growing Pumpkins Happy
For truly happy pumpkins, give the plants plenty of fertilizer and water. While you're at it, be careful to water around the plants and not directly on them.
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Aldi Vs Trader Joe's: Which Grocery Store Is Better For Affordable Charcuterie Items?
Charcuterie boards are always a crowd pleaser, but putting together one on a budget can be very challenging. We investigated which grocery chain was cheaper.
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The Baja Blast Hack That Belongs On Taco Bell's Permanent Menu
Customers were so excited when Taco Bell embraced a popular menu hack and added it for a limited time on the menu. We want to see it come back.
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The Squeezing Trick To Ensure You're Buying The Best Lobster
Lobster is a pricey delicacy, so you want to be sure you're getting your money's worth if you're buying and cooking them yourself. This tip will help.
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Why Texas Roadhouse Got Rid Of Its Iconic Peanuts
Texas Roadhouse was once well known for the peanut shells scattered across its floor, but the chain has discarded the practice for health and safety reasons.
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This 3-Ingredient Brazilian Cocktail Is The Perfect Summer Sip
Not everyone is into mixology, so when a delicious cocktail only takes three ingredients and tastes amazing, chances are it's coming into regular rotation.
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The Old-School Steakhouse Side I Turn Into A Full Meal
Our writer swears by this fun meal idea as an easy, and filling, way to feed a crowd of people with varying tastes and dietary restrictions.
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The Victorian-Era New York Restaurant Where People Can Dine On The Lake
The Central Park Boathouse is a beloved New York City institution that doesn't just have a great lakeside location, but serves up some delicious food, too.
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Aldi Vs Trader Joe's: Which Grocery Store Is Better For Kitchen Tools?
When it comes to kitchen tools necessary to make delicious food, there's a clear winner in the budget grocer showdown between Aldi and Trader Joe's.
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The Meaning Behind Stanley's Iconic Bear With Wings Logo
You've already seen plenty of trendy Stanley Quencher mugs, but the story behind the company's fantastical winged and crowned bear logo is still worth hearing.
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Discontinued Costco Items That Didn't Disappear For Long
Sometimes, our favorite grocery stores love to play hard to get with us. These are some discontinued Costco items that didn't stay that way for long.
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This Vintage Jell-O Appetizer Sounds Strange But Might Actually Work
Jell-O has been around for decades, and used to be used in a wide array of recipes, both savory and sweet. It's up for debate whether this one works.
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Store-Bought Frozen Veggies Will Never Turn Soggy Again With Your Air Fryer
The magical air fryer is the gift that keeps on giving. To avoid frozen vegetables from turning out soggy, here's how to use this appliance the right way.
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Which Meal From The Bear Are You According To Your Zodiac Sign?
Your zodiac sign can represent certain personal traits and characteristics, and we think food can, too. Especially these dishes from "The Bear."
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The Morning Drink That Helps To Balance Hot Sauces
Perfecting your hot sauce recipe is all about balance. When the peppers are hotter than expected, reach for this breakfast staple to cool off the batch.
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Where Does Costco Source The Basil For Its Kirkland Pesto?
If Kirkland Signature basil pesto regularly makes it onto your shopping list, you may be wondering where Costco sources the ingredients from.
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This Old-School Duncan Hines Cake Was A Huge Hit Back In The '70s
Sock It to Me Cake was a treat first popularized by Duncan Hines way back in the 1970s. Here's how you can recreate this retro cake in your own kitchen.
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The One Word To Avoid When Ordering At A Steakhouse
Cooking multiple steaks to order is a challenging enough job for any chef, so when a customer has this specific request it can be frustrating.
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Here's Why Your Tomato Leaves Are Turning Yellow In Your Garden
If you find your tomato plant's leaves are turning yellow, it could be a problem related to watering, soil nutrients, or a more serious infestation.
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