Think Before You Toss Your Fast Food Receipts
If you hit up your favorite fast food joints and immediately throw away your receipts, you may be missing out on major discounts or freebies.
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Cooking Spam In Oil Is An Unnecessary Cooking Disaster
While Spam can be eaten cold, if you want to cook it up then you should consider leaving out the oil.
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Old World Pepperoni Is All About European Flavor Traditions
Pepperoni has two distinct styles – Old World and American. Despite both being invented in America, Old World pepperoni has kept its European roots.
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Kool-Aid Cocktails Will Have You Feeling Nostalgic
For many, Kool-Aid is the essence of summer childhood recipes. The internet's craze of Kool-Aid-infused cocktails prove that it's fun for adults, too.
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The Type Of Canned Tuna You May Want To Skip At The Grocery Store
If you have kids or are pregnant or breastfeeding, it might be best to avoid certain types of canned tuna due to the potential for high mercury levels.
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Who's Really Behind Aldi's Popular Millville Cereal Brand?
While many assume that General Mills is the genius behind Aldi's popular Millville cereals due to the "Mills" reference, that's not the case.
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What Fried Chicken Looks Like Around The World
Fried chicken isn't just an American staple. Varieties can be found all over the place. Join us as we highlight what fried chicken looks like around the world.
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The Trash Can Cocktail Is A Symbol Of College Debauchery
If you spent anytime at house parties in your early adulthood, you probably came across trash can cocktails. Discover the origins and relatives of the drink.
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What The Haribo White Gummy Bear Really Tastes Like
There exists a peculiar conundrum in the gummy bear world that has intrigued candy enthusiasts for years: What flavor is the Haribo white gummy bear?
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UK Snack Foods You Won't Find In The US
From delicious cookies such as custard creams and Hobnobs to candy like Bounty and Love Hearts, here are the snacks to try the next time you visit the U.K.
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Spamburgers Offer A Salty Twist On The Beefy All-American Classic
Did you know that Spam goes well with burgers? Here's how the Spamburger adds a new twist to an American classic.
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Stop Throwing Away Leftover Biscuit Scraps
No more off-cuts go to waste when you bake your scraps with your biscuits. You can also use the scraps to make dumplings, garlic knots, bread pudding, and more.
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Yoo-Hoo And Absinthe Is The Cocktail Your '90s Self Deserves
Combining Yoo-hoo and absinthe might just make the perfect cocktail recipe for a blast from your childhood past - yes, you read that correctly.
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Why You Should Store Cherries With The Stems On
While you might be tempted to rid your fresh cherries of their stems for easier eating, there's a reason you should store cherries with the stems on.
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Bonbons And Truffles Are Not The Same Thing
While many refer to those little hard-shelled chocolates filled with liqueur or fruit purée as truffles, they're actually not. You're actually eating a bonbon.
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We Made Chocolate Deviled Eggs. They Tasted Exactly Like You Would Expect
When we heard about chocolate deviled eggs, we knew we had to try them. We ended up tweaking the recipe from the Ohio Poultry Association and got mixed results.
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The Mouth-Watering Flavors In Purple Cow Ice Cream
Purple Cow, the ice cream shop inspired by a drawing by the owners' daughter, created their own popular flavor that other ice cream shops have emulated.
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The Brand Behind Disney And Costco's Iconic Churros
What do Costco and Disney parks have in common? Long lines and very excited people waiting to eat snacks, yes, but there's another common denominator: churros.
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Mountain Dew Skittles Are The Sweet Collab We're Craving To Be Real
While neither Skittles-flavored Mountain Dew nor Mountain Dew-flavored Skittles are in the works (yet), both brands have a history of creative collabs.
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Yes, Champagne Bottles Are Bigger (On The Outside)
Champagne bottles are bigger than traditional wine bottles, but as an expert reveals, there's a very good reason for this.
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The Oppenheimer Martini Features A Signature Honey Rim
Besides being the one to spearhead the creation of the Atomic Bomb, J. Robert Oppenheimer also had a signature martini.
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Chocolate Deviled Eggs Are Exactly What They Sound Like
Chocolate and deviled eggs may sound like a strange combination, but one state fair vendor is selling them. Here's how to make the unique dish.
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Aldi's Laughing Cow Copycat Is A Delicious Way To Save Money
Many items from Aldi's lineup offer alternatives to mainstream products, such as Happy Farm Spreadable Cheese Wedges - an easy sub for Laughing Cow Cheese.
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Starbucks' Leaked Fall 2023 Menu Has Us Ready For The End Of Summer
Hoards of delighted Starbucks fans sounded off about this news, excited about the prospect of soon getting their hands on their favorite fall beverages.
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Will Costco Be Open On Labor Day 2023?
Due to the nature of this closure, it's safe to assume that your local Costco will be fully packed in the days leading up to the early September holiday.
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Grubhub+ Is Relaunching With New Perks. Here's What To Know
The food delivery app claims that the newest benefits of its Grubhub+ subscription service will help subscription members save an average of 20% a month.
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When It Makes Sense To Skip Rinsing Canned Beans
While you might be tempted to always rinse canned beans to reduce the sodium content, it makes sense to skip this step in certain scenarios. Here's why.
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