The Ideal Way To Prep Potatoes For Boiling
If you're getting ready to boil some potatoes, take care to heed some of this expert advice for the best preparation methods before the water starts to roll.
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The Brand Behind Costco's Kirkland Hard Seltzers
Like your bubbles boozy, on budget, and with a food court hot dog? Here's who's behind Kirkland Hard Seltzer so you know where to send your thank you card.
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Why You Don't Hear Any Music When Grocery Shopping At Aldi
If you've ever shopped in an Aldi, you may have noticed that the discount grocer doesn't play any background music. Why doesn't the chain bother?
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Have McDonald's PlayPlaces Been Discontinued?
McDonald's PlayPlaces were once a gathering spot for both many children and, admittedly, their germs. Now, it's hard to find one. What happened?
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How To Remove Burnt-On Stains From Your Ceramic Cookware
Burnt-on stains can be tough to remove, especially on ceramic cookware. An expert recommends some of the best techniques for treating these stains with care.
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Why Canned Wine Gives Off An Awful Smell
Canned wine may be convenient in some situations, but it can also produce a real stink once it's opened. What's going on and how can you best avoid the smell?
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The Major Grocery Store Red Flag We Can't Ignore
While operating and maintaining a grocery store can be a complicated task with many moving parts, there's one major red flag that you simply shouldn't ignore.
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If You've Shopped At Aldi Recently, Check Your Fridge For This Recalled Cheese
One particular Aldi shredded cheese product is the subject of a recent recall due to potential metal contamination in some of the bags. Here's what to know.
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The Reason Airplane Coffee Often Tastes Bad
Airplane coffee has a notorious reputation for tasting bad, but it has little to do with the plane's water supply. Here's what is really happening.
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Is Pork Red Or White Meat? It's Complicated
While most people are well aware that beef is red meat and chicken is white meat, pork's classification isn't anywhere near as cut-and-dry.
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Are Ina Garten And Martha Stewart Actually Friends?
Celeb chefs Ina Garten and Martha Stewart have had an interesting relationship over the years. Here's where their friendship currently stands.
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The Costco Bakery's Limited Sweet Roll Flavor Shoppers Want To See In Their Warehouses
The Costco bakery is known for all manner of treats, but there's one sweet roll flavor that's only available in limited regions despite customer calls for more.
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The Fast Food Restaurant That Cooks Meat Sous Vide
When most think of fast food meats, it's fried chicken or grilled burgers, but this chain serves up their meat that's been cooked sous vide.
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The Best And Worst Plastic Water Bottle Alternatives To Try
It's no secret that plastic water bottles are detrimental to the environment and to our health. Here are the best and worst alternatives to consider.
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Why Your Cooled Hot Coffee Tastes Awful
Cold brew and iced coffee can taste just fine, as does hot brewed stuff. So, why does hot coffee that's been allowed to cool usually taste so awful?
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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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Those White Stripes On Chicken Breasts Aren't What You Think
If you find white stripes in your next purchase of chicken breast, it's still likely safe to eat but may indicate something else about the protein.
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The Kitchen Tools That Make Better Fried Eggs Fast
If you want to really boost your standard method of frying up eggs, then a few expert-recommended tools can make a major difference you'll quickly notice.
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