Stop Throwing Out Stale Cookies And Make A Crumb Cake Instead
Don't throw out those stale cookies! What you can do with those no-longer-ready-for-prime-time cookies is turn them into a tasty crumb cake or other dessert.
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The Company Behind The Quarantine-Favored Instant Pot Filed For Bankruptcy
The company behind the quarantine-favored Instant Pot filed for bankruptcy. The company has been facing challenges.
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Soda Cans Used To Look Completely Different
Soda cans used to look completely different. Here's how the drinks have changed over the years.
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50% Of People Eat One Food In Particular For Breakfast - Mashed Survey
Many people love breakfast, but 50% of people eat one food in particular.
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Tornado Potatoes Need To Become Part Of The US Fast Food Experience
This crispy, portable street food is popular in many other countries -- but not here. Tornado potatoes need to become part of the U.S. fast food experience.
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Turns Out, Gatorade And Pedialyte Can Be More Hydrating Than Water
As it turns out, Pedialyte and Gatorade can be more hydrating than water in certain circumstances. It's all due to how the drinks are designed.
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Wisconsin's Black Otter Supper Club Dishes Up A 160-Ounce Steak
Wisconsin's Black Otter Supper Club dishes up a 160-ounce steak. It's not for the faint of heart or for those with small stomaches.
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23 Items You Should Never Buy At The Grocery Store
A good chunk of your budget likely gets spent at the grocery store each week. While some items there may be convenient, they will cost you a whole lot more.
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The Original Smash Burger Wasn't Invented By The Similar-Named Chain
The original smash burger wasn't invented by the similarly named chain. The dish's history actually dates back much further than that company's own story.
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The Bacon Substitute That Gives Your Breakfast A Savory Twist
If you want bacon but don't want to eat park, then this bacon substitute will give your breakfast a savory twist.
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Shake Shack's Fruity Lemonade Flavors Now Come With An Optional Caffeinated Twist
Shake Shack is offering up a trio of naturally-flavored caffeinated lemonades , including strawberry, passionfruit-mango and brand new dragonfruit-pomegranate.
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Worcestershire Steak Sauce Is So Easy To Make You Only Need One Ingredient
Cooks have taken to the internet to assert that not only is Worcestershire sauce a key ingredient to a really good steak sauce: it can be the sole ingredient.
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Canned Coffee Packaging Is Superior To Bagged Coffee
That old-fashioned can of coffee on your local supermarket's shelf has some distinct advantages over those fancy gourmet bagged varieties at your favorite café.
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The World's Oldest (Edible) Cheese Dates Back To Ancient Rome
While some varieties of cheese are relatively young, one particular style has lived quite a long life.
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Alcohol Myths You Should Stop Believing
The world of alcohol is filled with facts that don't hold up to scrutiny. Ready to bust some alcohol myths? We're here to help you separate fact from fiction.
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Venezuelan Eggs Will Blow Your Usual Weekend Scramble Out Of The Water
Venezuelan eggs will blow your usual weekend scramble out of the water. Here's how to fix the dish yourself.
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Coffee Brands That Are Older Than You Realized
Some coffee brands that you see on grocery store shelves are celebrating a century or more in business. See which of your favorites have the earliest origins.
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Sgroppino Is The Boozy Lemon Slushie You Need On Your Home Cocktail Menu
Here's one Italian cocktail you absolutely need on your home cocktail menu, especially if you haven't yet tried it.
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No, Hamburger Steak And Salisbury Steak Aren't The Same Thing
No, hamburger steak and Salisbury steak aren't the same thing. Here's how they differ from each other.
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Why Russia Loves Mayo
Russia's infatuation with mayonnaise is nothing new, and today, mayo is so ingrained in Russian culture that it's often used as a symbol of national identity.
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The Processed History Of Canned Cheese
Have you ever had processed canned cheese, but wondered where it originated from?
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No, You Can't Order At A Fast Food Drive-Thru On Foot
Can you take advantage of the drive-thru if you're on two feet instead of four wheels? In general the answer, unfortunately, appears to be no.
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Dry Milk Powder Doesn't Have To Be Used For Just Baking
Dry milk is not just for baking. It has countless culinary uses, making it a convenient go-to ingredient. Read on to learn more about this kitchen miracle.
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You Should Be Adding Milk Punch To Your At-Home Bar Menu
Clarified milk punch is an enchanting cocktail that has made a triumphant return to the modern mixology scene. You need to add it to your at-home bar menu.
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Why Gin And Limoncello Should Be On Your Home Bar Menu
If you're looking for a new drink to try, here's why gin and limoncello should be on your home bar menu.
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Cookies And Coffee Cake Were Meant To Be Together
These sugared cinnamon cookies with the crumbly topping that characterizes coffee cake are proof that cookies and coffee cake are a match made in heaven.
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Turns Out, Eel Sauce Isn't Made With Eels
Don't let the fishy name fool you. Often served with eel, this versatile sauce is a perfect complement to many dishes and completely free of animal products!
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