The 3 Ingredients Required To Make A No-Bake Cool Whip Orange Creamsicle Pie
A delicious Cool Whip orange creamsicle pie is only three ingredients away. Even better, the technique involved doesn't require using the oven at all.
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How Much Does It Cost To Remodel Your Kitchen?
A kitchen remodel can be daunting, but budgeting has a straightforward model based on a simple calculation. Plus, there are sensible ways to scale the work.
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The 2 Chain Restaurants Texas Roadhouse Owns
Texas Roadhouse isn't just its own thing. Its parent company also owns two more unique restaurants and has some interesting plans for the growing eateries.
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The 'A' In Chick-Fil-A Has An Actual Meaning: Here's What It Represents
Chick-fil-A is more than just a clever name for the fried chicken chain, it's rooted in the company's core beliefs that come from the top down.
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How Mexico's Impossible Cake Is Sort Of Like Oven Magic
The chocoflan seems like magic when it's baking, with layers of chocolate cake and creamy flan swapping positions. Here's the science behind it.
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The Classic Italian Comfort Food Dean Martin Loved So Much He Sang About It
Many a delicious dish has inspired a song. Dean Martin's mother made one in particular that was his favorite comfort meal, and it found its way into a huge hit.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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The Vodka You Should Be Using For A Better Adult Slushy
If you really want to amp up the flavor and complexity of your next adult slushy beverage, consider grabbing a bottle of cucumber-infused vodka.
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Your Tomato Plants Need This Ingredient That's Already In Your Pantry
If your tomato plant seems to be suffering, it could be that it needs a boost of alkalinity thanks to the common pantry ingredient known as baking soda.
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Here's Where Walmart Sources Its Great Value Ice Cream
Great Value ice cream is an oftentimes decently well-regarded part of Walmart's house brand made by Wells Dairy, which also supplies some other big brands.
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The Leftover Cooking Water You Should Be Repurposing In Your Garden
If you're boiling potatoes, that leftover starch-heavy water could be just what your garden needs, especially if you have plants that could use some potassium.
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The Retro McDonald's Happy Meal Toy Collection That Might Be Worth Good Money
The Retro Changeables toys from McDonald's Happy Meal buckets of yore may satisfy both your nostalgia and could even bring in some decent money.
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What's The Deal With Lobster Bibs, Anyway?
Lobster bibs are ubiquitous in many seafood restaurants, where they can help you keep clean, is not exactly remain fashionable during a spendy meal.
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Why Chocolate And Bacon Pair So Well Together
Chocolate and bacon may seem like an odd culinary couple, but both have complex flavors and complementary profiles that could seriously elevate your next treat.
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Why, Exactly, Is The US Minimum Drinking Age 21?
Currently, the U.S. minimum drinking age is 21 years old. Proponents say this cuts down on health issues and accidents, but some wonder if there's a downside.
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The Best Way To Wrap Sandwiches For Any Occasion
Plastic wrap may seem obvious when you're prepping sandwiches, but a parchment paper-based technique can best keep them fresh and ward off sogginess.
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Why Orange Juice Tastes Awful After Brushing Your Teeth
Many of us already know that orange juice tastes like a bitter mess after you've just brushed your teeth. The reason why has to do with some basic chemistry.
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The Common Coffee Myth People Should Stop Believing
You might think that an extra scoop of coffee grounds in the brew will mean more caffeine in the cup, but that's a common myth you ought to discard.
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