• What Makes Costco's Pumpkin Pie So Concerning

    Is there anything more perfect to bring to Thanksgiving dinner than a Costco pumpkin pie? Since it's a generous 12 inches in diameter and four pounds in weight, you can almost bank on a breakfast of pumpkin pie leftovers to fuel you up for some vigorous Black Friday shopping the next morning.

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  • What Is Hoppin' John And How Did It Get Its Name?

    If you're a homegrown Southerner, then chances are you've at least heard of Hoppin' John, even if it isn't part of your annual New Year's Day meal. The classic New Year's dish includes peas, pork, and rice, and it's been around since the 1800s.

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  • Here's How Often You Should Be Flipping Your Steak

    The Chopping Block reminds us of the old adage that you should only flip a steak once, whether cooking it on a stovetop or a grill. According to Serious Eats, science states otherwise, which is great news for multi-flip steak cooks everywhere.

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  • This Is What Happens When You Consume Artificial Sweeteners Every Day

    Researchers found that the use of artificial sweeteners grew by 200 percent in children, and by 54 percent in adults, between 2000-2012. Studies show that parents do not want to give them to their children, yet 77 percent of respondents can't always identify artificial sweeteners in products.

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  • The Real Difference Between Wasabi And Horseradish

    As the popularity of sushi has grown, so has the prevalence of wasabi -- including counterfeits. As HuffPost breathlessly announced in 2015, some restaurants and allegedly wasabi-flavored snacks substitute a mixture of horseradish, mustard, and food coloring for the real thing.

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  • The Real Reason Honeycrisp Apples Are So Expensive

    A cross between Macoun and Honeygold varieties, the Honeycrisp apple was developed to stand up against the harsh temperatures of winter (via TC Times). But surprisingly, per Bloomberg, this apple really didn't take off until the 1980s.

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  • Why You Should Think Twice About Buying Aldi's Flex Trash Bags

    Every chain is prone to the occasional misfire, and Aldi's had its share of products with terrible reviews. Recently, some consumers have pointed out that the discount grocery store chain's Flex trash bags might very well turn out to be one of these cases.

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  • National Pizza Month 2020: Where To Get Freebies And Deals

    October is National Pizza Month and we think there's no better choice to celebrate during the spookiest season, since there's plenty of scary movie nights ahead perfectly polished off with a slice or three. Here are several ways you can take advantage of this year's celebrations.

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  • Aldi's Legendary Irish Butter Just Got More Convenient

    Irish butter is just creamier and richer than ordinary butter, and it adds those qualities to whatever you cook with it or eat with it. While people love the Aldi version, the product just got an update that just might make it even better.

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  • What You Didn't Know About Yuengling Hershey's Chocolate Beer

    In a move that brings to mind the many recent collaborations between breweries and coffee companies, self-proclaimed "America's Oldest Brewery" Yuengling is teaming up with chocolate company Hershey's to bring back their popular Yuengling Hershey's Chocolate Porter.

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  • The Real Difference Between Beef Stew And Irish Stew

    According to the New York Times, truly traditional Irish stew contains only a few ingredients: mutton, onions, potatoes, and sometimes carrots, instantly distinguishing it from a stew made from beef. Irish stew is also typically thickened with mashed potatoes.

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  • Don't Buy Honey Again Before Reading This

    The Economist reports that the golden nectar presented to consumers is often anything but pure, with "fillers" like rice syrup added. According to the US Pharmacopeia's Food Fraud Database, honey is the third most adulterated food on the market, following in the footsteps of milk and olive oil.

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  • Your Salad Might Be Hurting Your Diet More Than You Realize

    Most of us equate eating salads regularly with a trimmer figure and better health, but in some circumstances that tasty salad might be doing just the opposite. Sometimes, the healthiest-sounding option on the menu isn't really that healthy at all, so it's important to pay attention to the toppings.

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  • What's The Difference Between White Mushrooms And Cremini Mushrooms?

    The difference between these mushrooms lies in their age. The white mushroom is agaricus bisporus at its youngest stage, harvested at about three to four weeks' maturity. Grown in the wild, white mushrooms are a light brown color, but cultivated by growers, they're bright white or off-white.

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  • Dogfish Head Brewery's New Oat Milk Beer Has People Talking

    Oat milk beer might be among the most attention-grabbing headlines you've seen surrounding the trendy alternative milk. While there was a little excitement among the dairy-free community earlier this year, Dogfish Head Brewery appears to be the first brand to bring the trend to the alcohol industry.

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  • Costco's Newest Advent Calendar Has Humans Jealous

    If you're a dog owner who's looking for a new way to pamper your pet, there's good news for you (and your four-legged friend) at Costco this year. It's no secret that you can get all sorts of unique, non-chocolate advent calendars. There is finally a special holiday calendar just for your dogs.

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  • This Viral Peanut Butter Cup Hack Changes Everything

    There's something so special about peanut butter cups. Whether you prefer these treats in holiday shapes or the original cup design, you don't want to be caught without one when you're hit with a craving. Fortunately, this recent TikTok gives you just the hack to satisfy without leaving your home.

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  • Why You Should Pay Attention To The Flour You Buy At Costco

    Is there anything going on with Costco flour? One Reddit user recently claimed to have problems with the quality of flour they bought at Costco, finding it crawling with bugs a few weeks after storing it. Here's what you need to know about properly storing flour.

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