Who Actually Makes Walmart's Great Value Butter?
Walmart sells discounted products through its in-house Great Value label, but who actually makes those products? We tried to figure out the G.V. butter source.
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Why Ikea's Food Court Items Are So Cheap
Ikea offers a wide range of inexpensive goods, including the shockingly cheap food court offerings, ranging from meatballs to salmon -- but how does it work?
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Copycat Red Lobster's Shrimp & Sausage Jambalaya With A Kick
Enjoy Red Lobster's sausage and shrimp-infused take on jambalaya right in your own kitchen with this easy copycat recipe.
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The 7 Best Fish And Chips In Florida
In Florida, fish and chips dishes feature local fish options in addition to white fish. We dove in and found the best fish and chips across the Sunshine State.
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Follow This Rule Of Thumb When You Need To Send A Drink Back To The Bar
It’s happened to the best of us — you order a drink at the bar that you don’t actually fancy. Here’s how you send it back without attracting any funny looks.
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Why You Might Regret Ordering Taco Salad At A Mexican Restaurant
Taco salad sounds like a tasty, healthy way to enjoy some Mexican food, but you might have to rethink that. It's not as healthy as you might imagine.
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The French Dining Experience Rick Steves Called 'Quintessentially Parisian'
While visiting Paris, your days will probably be full of strolling and sightseeing, but you should set aside some time to eat and drink as the Parisians do.
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Before Ketchup, Heinz Built Its Empire On A Completely Different Condiment
Heinz is one of America's heritage brands, but ketchup wasn't the founder's original muse. Instead, he started by selling a condiment with ties to his heritage.
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18 Dollar Tree Valentine's Day Finds You'll Love
You don’t need to spend a fortune on gifts this Valentine’s Day. Dollar Tree is ready to woo you with an endearing selection of affordable goodies.
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Ran Out Of Coffee Filters? Use This Common Kitchen Item Instead
If you've ever reached into a box of coffee filters and found it empty, you know what frustration is. You can use this as a backup, but it's not ideal.
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Anthony Bourdain's 3 Food Capitals Every Foodie Should Know
Anthony Bourdain's travel advice continues to resonate with people. Of all the places he explored, these are his top picks for the world's food destinations.
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The Time-Saving Frozen Aldi Appetizer Every Host Should Keep On Hand, According To Shoppers
When you're hosting a party, it can be a challenge to get everything ready on time. This Aldi frozen appetizer saves some of the leg work and still impresses.
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The Shady Bartender Move That's Actually Illegal
You can tell a lot about a drinking establishment by just observing the bartender's behavior. If you'd rather not be in a sketchy bar, look out for these signs.
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The 12 Best Valentine's Day Items You Can Get At Trader Joe's In 2026
Trader Joe's sells a wide array of exclusive products, and the store goes all out for holidays. Here are the best Valentine's Day finds at Trader Joe's.
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This Popular '70s Bar-And-Grill Chain Is Slipping Into Obscurity
If you were around in the 1970s, you might have seen the peak of this casual bar-and-grill chain. These days, however, it's slipping into obscurity.
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The Microwave Snack Jason Segel Ate Every 3 Hours To Bulk Up For A Role
Actors are sometimes tasked with pulling off major weight changes in short periods of time, and they go about it in different ways. Here's what Jason Segel did.
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The Affordable Store That's Stealing Dollar Tree's Spotlight
Dollar Tree is a go-to place for budget-friendly buys, but a newer chain has nudged its way into the bargain retail space -- and its owner may sound familiar.
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Big Changes Are Coming To KFC In 2026
KFC has recently struggled to keep up with other fast food fried chicken chains, but Colonel Sanders' brand has new menu items and expansion in store for 2026.
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Mama Kelce's 7-Layer Dip Is Guaranteed To Crush At Your Super Bowl Party
No matter who wins the Super Bowl, satisfying party food is a reason to celebrate. Donna Kelce's spicy seven-layer dip could be the MVP of your gathering.
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5 Foods & Drinks At Dollar Tree That Stood Out In 2025
The food and drink selection at Dollar Tree has continued to grow and improve over the years. Here are the biggest discount stand-outs from 2025.
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This Classic Pennsylvania Soda Is A Standout At Shady Maple Smorgasbord
Shady Maple Smorgasbord already stands out for its gargantuan buffet. However, visitors can also enjoy a series of distinctive and smooth-tasting sodas.
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The Coffee Giant You May See Less Of In 2026
In a rapidly changing world, not even the giants of the coffee chain world are immune to struggle. It's forced one cafe empire to make some tough decisions.
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Forget Cooking Oil — Season Your Cast Iron With This Instead
Plenty of people use cooking oil to season their cast iron pots and pans, but is it really the best choice? Our expert has different recommendations.
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20 Costco Foods That Don't Taste Like They Used To, According To Reddit
Despite Costco having so many fan-favorite products, its food still undergoes many changes. Take a look at Costco foods that just don't taste the same anymore.
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Man V. Food Restaurants That No Longer Exist
Adam Richman visited a ton of restaurants on "Man v. Food," and not all of them have survived. Sometimes, not even a TV appearance can keep a restaurant going.
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Did George Washington Actually Love Cherry Pie?
Historians are still learning new information about George Washington's life, but one shred of lore endures: He had a thing for cherry pie. Is it really true?
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8 Rules Anthony Bourdain Lived By When Dining Out
Anthony Bourdain wasn't one to keep quiet about his restaurant opinions, and that included the rules that he believed should dictate the dining experience.
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