The Discontinued McDonald's Item That Forgot Hot Pockets Existed
McDonald's has tried some wacky menu items over the years, and unfortunately, this one didn't stick around for very long. Because fast food needs to be fast.
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The Best Wine To Serve Alongside Scallops
If you're preparing a carefully-prepared meal of scallops, you'll want to pick the perfect wine to serve alongside it. Here's what a wine expert has to say.
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Coffee Grounds Are Your Secret Weapon For A Better Lawn
Coffee grounds don't have to be tossed right away. Added to your lawn, vegetable garden, or compost, they can represent a valuable source of nitrogen.
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The Bang Shack: Here's What Happened After Appearing On Shark Tank
The Bang Shack made an impression when founder Jason Hadley appeared on Shark Tank, but did his chicken dip-based business get anywhere after the episode aired?
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The Best Wine To Serve Alongside Crab Cakes
Crab cakes can actually go with all sorts of wine, but one expert recommends breaking with convention and going with a something other than a white wine.
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How To Get New Life Out Of Your Old Breadbox
If you happen to have an old breadbox lying around, why not use it to store all manner of kitchen ephemera? In fact, it could be useful in other rooms, too.
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This New England Sandwich Is A Delicious Take On A Chinese Takeout Favorite
A chow mein sandwich may sound made up, but this is a real and old-school meal from Massachusetts that includes Emeril Lagasse amongst its numerous fans.
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The Costco Food Court Item That Julia Child Loved
Julia Child knew made fancy French cuisine, but she could also be seriously down to earth. Here's why her Costco food court fave of a hot dog was so relatable.
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Think Twice Before Storing Scallions In The Freezer
You might think to toss your extra scallions in the freezer, but this storage mistake could leave the thawed vegetable a sad, limp mess unfit for some meals.
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Why You Should Skip These Countertops When Designing Your Kitchen
Sure, laminate countertops may be enticingly cheap, but if you're in the middle of a kitchen redesign you're better off paying for a more resilient material.
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18 Cheerios Flavors, Ranked Worst To Best
Cheerios has lots of flavor options. From Apple Cinnamon to Blueberry Banana Veggie, this taste test will help you select your next Cheerios flavor.
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The Biggest Cake Stacking Mistake You May Be Making
If you're making a tall cake and wondering how to stack all those layers, be sure to avoid the common mistake of forgetting to level your cakes.
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The Home Of The Cuban Sandwich Isn't Where You Might Think
Sure, you might think the Cuban sandwich hails from the island of Cuba, but this meal's complex and diverse history actually starts in Tampa, Florida.
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The Case For Skipping Thin Asparagus At The Grocery Store
Some think thin asparagus is more flavorful and tender, but the truth is it has no such advantage. You may prefer to get thick asparagus at the grocery instead.
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The Massachusetts Pub That Attracts Visitors Because Of Possible Supernatural Activity
Stone's Public House is a historic restaurant in Ashland, Massachusetts serving New England and Irish-inspired fare. According to some, it may also be haunted.
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Give Empty Wine Bottles A New Lease On Life In Your Garden
If you find yourself with multiple wine bottles, repurpose them as handy garden waterers this season. Here's how it works and what you'll have to consider.
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What To Do If Your Finished Meal Has Too Much Of One Seasoning?
If your finished meal has too much of one seasoning, you might be able to balance, things, but you may be best-served by taking it as a lesson learned.
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13 Foods You Will Never See The Royal Family Eat
The royal family must adhere to many rules -- and this includes what they eat and drink in public. Here's a list of food you won't see the royal family eat.
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The Method That Will Change Your Yellow Cakes Forever
If you find your yellow cakes are turning out unpleasantly tough or dense, you may want to shake up your process and use a technique known as reverse creaming.
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The Creamy Meal On Toast Soldiers Loved To Hate
U.S. soldiers have been faced with all manner of meals, but one combination of toast and beef in cream sauce has become both fondly remembered and notorious.
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How To Turn Store-Bought Strawberries Into The Perfect Garden Starter
Store-bought strawberries can be turned into garden plants by straining out the seeds, but pay attention to the berries that you buy, as some won't germinate.
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Why Some People Think Pepperoni Rolls Are Illegal Outside Of West Virginia
West Virginia is known for its pepperoni rolls, but some people mistakenly think this food is illegal to sell. How did this misconception come about?
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Our Favorite Costco Prepared Meal Will Have You Skipping Ingredients At The Grocery Store
Costco produces quite a few prepared meals, but our reviewer found that its meatloaf is surprisingly good and will have you skipping ingredients when shopping.
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Why You Should Give Old-School Tomato Soup Cake A Try
Old-school tomato soup cake may sound a bit shocking, but an expert explains how delicious this treat can be and why you ought to give it a try for yourself.
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Best Chocolate Brands For Quality Ingredients
From Ritual Chocolate to Firetree and Marou, here's some excellent chocolate brands that use quality ingredients.
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This West Virginia Tavern Has Major Civil War Roots
The West Virginia tavern now known as Foster's Main Street Tavern gained Civil War history when two future presidents dined there in the midst of the war.
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Can You Use Dried And Fresh Herbs Interchangeably In A Recipe?
If you've got a choice between dried or fresh herbs, you can use them almost interchangeably, with a few key adjustments to keep the flavor just right.
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