How A Brazilian Steakhouse Chef Seasons Beef To Make It Unforgettable
Steakhouses are great places for a tasty meal. The Brazilian variant differs in a few ways from an American place, including how a chef seasons the meat.
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9 Food Items You're Better Off Buying From Aldi Not Costco, According To Customers
Aldi and Costco both have their strengths, but customers recommend sticking to Aldi if you're shopping for these specific food items.
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Julia Child Loved This Costco Food Court Item
Julia Child was well known and beloved for her mastery of French cooking techniques. However, there was a simple Costco food court item that she loved.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Bread Pudding
Many people think bread pudding is easy to make, but many things can go wrong. Take a look at the common mistakes so you can make a more delicious dessert.
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This Sweet No-Bake Snack Only Requires 3 Ingredients
This simple peanut buttery treat is so easy to throw together with ingredients that you likely already have for an easy, customizable snack.
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The Applebee's Steak Experiment That Didn't Pay Off
The competition in casual dining is fierce, so Applebee's executed an ambitious plan for its steaks. Unfortunately, it didn't work out the way it was planned.
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Why Grilling Cucumbers Might Be A Mistake
If you enjoy cucumbers, you may want to try different ways to cook them, including grilling them. Here's why grilling cucumbers may not work out for you.
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The Bizarre Story Of President Taft's White House Possum Dinners
Each president that has served this country has been known for a certain favorite food. For William Howard Taft, the meal he loved isn't eaten much today.
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Why Smart Steakhouse Diners Look Beyond Filet And Ribeye
Steak cuts prized for their tenderness command high prices as a result, but those in the know aren't afraid to go for less popular portions of the cow.
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The Trader Joe's Courtesy Rule Every Shopper Should Know
Whether they're focused on convenience or just situationally unaware, some Trader Joe's shoppers might engage in this frustrating behavior at the store.
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Why Meat Packaging May Be Bloated (And Is It Safe To Buy?)
In some cases, a bloated package of meat is a sure sign of rancid meat. However, if you notice these signs on the packaging, it could actually be safe to eat.
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The Louisiana Seafood Restaurant That Cooks Your Fresh Catch On The Spot
Seafood is one of the most popular cuisines there is. A seafood restaurant in Louisiana will cook any kind of fish that you catch right in its kitchen.
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11 Ways Trader Joe's Gets You To Spend More Money
Trader Joe's is known for its exclusive brand products and unique shopping atmosphere. If you're keeping an eye on your bill, here's what you should know.
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We Tried 27 Bottled Water Brands And This Was The Worst
Bottled water is not all created equal, and our ranking of the best brands proves it. Here's all the info on the brand that ranked worst on the list.
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Over 5 Decades Ago McDonald's Introduced This Burger That Changed Everything
In the 1960s, a man with a vision created an iconic burger that's now sold in countries across the globe, with ingredients swapped out and reworked.
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Why Are Johnny Cakes Called That, Anyway?
If you've ever wondered how johnny cakes got their name (and why they're not called pancakes), you're not alone. We cracked open the history books to find out!
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The Coney Island Bar Where Al Capone Earned The Name 'Scarface'
Al Capone didn't give himself the nickname "Scarface." He received it the hard way one fateful night at a Coney Island bar where he once worked.
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Here's Why We Ranked Hebrew National Hot Dogs So Poorly
While Hebrew National hot dogs are extremely popular, that's not synonymous with being high quality. In fact, these franks have some notable shortcomings.
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The Best (And Cheaper) Alternatives To Canned Lobster, According To An Expert
Canned lobster is delicious and versatile, but its price point can put a strain on the wallet. We spoke to an expert who suggested some great alternatives.
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Why You Shouldn't Use Oils With Low Smoke Points For Stir-Frying
Stir-frying requires high heat, and cooking oils with low smoke points can break down, smoke, and negatively affect flavor and food quality.
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The Most Outrageous KFC Product That Never Hit Shelves
KFC is known for its outrageous PR stunts, but this one really took the cake with a totally bizarre product that never made it to stores or restaurants.
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Where To Find The Best Wood-Fired Pizzas In The US
A wood-fired pizza hits differently, and thankfully many pizzerias specialize in this style. Discover spots across the country with the best wood-fired pizzas.
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How To Use Silica Packets For Longer Lasting Food
Those silica gel packets inside certain food containers have "throw away" printed on them, but should you? They might be the gateway to a food storage hack.
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Ina Garten Played This Drinking Game For The First Time At A Taylor Swift Party
Ina Garten may have a knack for cooking, but she was a complete novice at this popular drinking game she played following a Taylor Swift concert in 2015.
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The Overlooked Kitchen Utensil For Perfectly Browned Ground Meat Every Time
Say goodbye to chunky ground meat. This overlooked kitchen utensil breaks it down to a ragù-like texture and delivers perfectly browned results every time.
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Meghan Markle Has A Clear Favorite Girl Scout Cookie
A classic some like to refrigerate has Meghan Markle’s approval. Her clear favorite Girl Scout cookie might just inspire you to stock up — and chill a box, too.
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The Dos And Don'ts Of Getting A Server's Attention
Servers are accustomed to a busy environment, but it's still a demanding job. If you need something from them, there are good (and bad) ways to go about it.
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