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A Twitter user shared a screengrab of an admin's post in her Crock-Pot Facebook group. 'It has come to my attention that some of you feel as though you are crockpot masters and are elevated beyond helping new crockstars,' the post began before suggesting that they need not be part of the group.
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Why Everyone Is Talking About Aldi's New Fall-Flavored K-Cups
While pumpkin spice tends to reign over the seasonal coffee flavors, just adding a touch of spice to your morning coffee can make it taste even cozier. -
Put Tea On Your Windows And Watch What Happens
Windows can tell you a lot about a home, but keeping your windows clean can be a challenge if you don't have an army of window cleaners at your disposal. Luckily, while they would certainly make the task quicker, you don't need them. Here's why. -
The One Thing You Won't See On Great British Bake Off This Season
While Great British Bake Off fans recently got a bit of good news, as the show is currently back to filming after a COVID-19-related hiatus, the pandemic has resulted in a huge change for regular viewers of this baking competition — at least as far as Paul Hollywood's precious handshakes go. -
This Big Change Means Ingredient Labels Might Not Be Accurate Right Now
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has temporarily relaxed some food labeling guidelines in order to keep food where it belongs — in supermarkets. -
This Is Why Popeyes Fans Are Losing Their Minds Right Now
You may have heard that Popeyes has been in on the chicken sandwich scene for awhile now — first, they debuted their chicken sandwich offering in August to a ton of hype and fanfare, and almost as quickly, they were completely sold out. -
Here's When Popeyes' Chicken Sandwich Officially Hits Menus Again
After weeks (and weeks) of asking when the Popeyes Chicken Sandwich is going to be back on the menu, the popular chicken restaurant has answered with good news — and even more good news. Popeyes' Chicken Sandwich is coming back to stay. -
What You Need To Know About The Massive Chicken Recall
If you've purchased any ready-to-eat (RTE) chicken products from Walmart, Aldi, Food Lion, Trader Joe's, or a ton of other places, you'll need to check its label out before you scarf it down as the manufacturer of the poultry has issued a massive recall across a whopping 83 different retailers. -
Here's Why You Might Want To Skip Chick-Fil-A's Drive-Thru
Chick-fil-A is well-known for its impeccable customer service, super immaculate restaurants, and delicious food, but it's possible you've noticed that their drive-thru service is a little... slow. -
Carl Ruiz, Food Network Star And Celeb Chef, Dies At 44
Food Network star Carl Ruiz has passed away at the age of 44, as announced by friends of the noted celebrity chef (via TMZ). It has been reported that he experienced a heart attack and died in his sleep on Saturday night. -
Freezing Avocados: Here's What You Should Know
If you don't pop open an avocado within a few days of it ripening, then you could be in for an unhappy surprise when you finally do, because there is nothing sadder than a gross, squishy, browning, too-ripe avocado. -
Can You Eat Zucchini Raw?
Zucchini is very healthy and has the benefit of being extremely versatile in the kitchen. While it makes an excellent addition to any meal, and can be sautéed, battered and fried, grilled, and baked, you might wonder why you don't hear about people eating it raw. -
Trader Joe's Just Announced Exciting New Products Hitting Stores Soon
At the annual Trader Joe's Captains' Meeting, the company dropped some interesting tidbits about super cool products that will be hitting store shelves soon. -
The One Ingredient That Will Make Your Boxed Cake Mix Way Better
Boxed cake mixes are inexpensive and can be reasonably delicious, but they can lack that "homemade" feel and taste when you finally dig in. But Real Simple discovered that adding a simple secret ingredient can change up your boxed-cake game so well that you'll never consider using something else. -
Popeyes Tells Customers To BYOB If They Want A Chicken Sandwich
The nationwide Popeyes Chicken Sandwich mania takes an unexpected turn with a brand new way to get one of their coveted sandwiches, even though the franchise has actually been sold out since August 27 (via Eater). Don't get too excited, though. -
Is Hostess Really Selling Peanut Butter And Pickle Sandwich Twinkies?
Hostess, the creator of the iconic, golden, cream-filled snack Twinkies, has been known to fiddle around with flavors in the past, but a recent tweet had people wondering if they'd finally gone over the edge. "Only the real ones know about these," they tweeted. -
Can Apple Seeds Really Kill You?
Have you heard somewhere that apple seeds are poisonous, or even that you could drop dead if you accidentally ate one? Well, these rumors are true in a sense, but it's going to take way more than a single wayward apple seed to finish you off, especially if you don't grind it to a pulp first. -
KFC's New Video Game Lets You Date A 'Suave Colonel Sanders'
In news you never thought you'd read today, KFC has developed a dating simulator that focuses on winning the heart of a sexy Colonel Sanders (via CNET). "I Love You, Colonel Sanders! A Finger Lickin' Good Dating Simulator" is a real game, that will be available for free on Steam on September 24. -
Taco Bell's 'New' Vegetarian Menu Might Look A Bit Familiar
If you don't eat meat, you probably know that vegetarians have been able to order off Taco Bell's regular menu for years by either selecting meat-free items, like bean burritos, or subbing beans for meat. However, it's now going to be easier than ever. -
The Secret Ingredient That Makes Hard-Boiled Eggs Easier To Peel
You're looking forward to devouring that egg you just hard boiled, but once you start cracking the shell and peeling it, you're not having a great time because it doesn't peel easily and — wait, why are there chunks of egg coming off with the peel? -
Heinz Finally Ends The Debate Over The Best Way To Pour Ketchup
Heinz has been in the ketchup-making business for almost 150 years, but not everyone can get it out of the bottle smoothly every time. -
Wendy's Puts $20 Million Into Nationwide Breakfast Rollout
If you've been looking for another easy breezy breakfast option (that you can also get at a drive-thru), Wendy's is investing a whopping $20 million into rolling out a brand-spankin' new breakfast menu nationwide. -
Does Washing Mushrooms Really Ruin Them?
Pick up a container of mushrooms and you'll likely see some dirt present. Of course you're going to want to wash them, but you might have heard that washing mushrooms ruins them, which you definitely do not want to do. Is water really the enemy of the mushroom? -
Is The Blood Spot In Eggs Safe To Eat?
Eggs can hold a few surprises when you crack open the shell. While some of these are actually quite good, such as the gift of finding double yolks nestled inside, sometimes they don't seem to be quite so wonderful, like when you find a blood spot in your egg. -
The Real Reason Starbucks Won't Sell You A Venti Nitro Cold Brew
If you like your coffee large and in charge, then you're going to have to order something besides a Nitro Cold Brew the next time you roll through your local Starbucks if you want a big one — as it turns out, you can only order this particular beverage in a 12-ounce tall or 16-ounce grande. -
Thousands Planned A BBQ Outside The Home Of The Neighbor-Suing Vegan
The vegan who sued her neighbors for cooking meat in their backyard probably didn't expect this to happen. Even though the courts in Australia tossed out her lawsuit, Cilla Carden certainly tried to sue her neighbors because she couldn't stand the smell of grilling meat when she was in her backyard. -
How To Hack A Starbucks PSL Into A Cinderella Latte
Yes, it's pumpkin spice season, which means everything (even Spam) is turning a bit orange as we prepare to welcome fall back with open arms. If you're a Pumpkin Spice Latte fan, it's already back and ready to order from your local Starbucks barista, along with the new Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew.