The One Ingredient To Avoid In Slow-Cooker Baked Beans
Discover the one ingredient that can ruin your slow-cooker baked beans, and learn how to perfect this classic Game Day dish with a few simple tips.
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Chick-Fil-A Brings Back A Frosted Beverage After 5-Year Disappearance
Chick-fil-A has just announced that the frosted drink is returning after a five-year hiatus, beginning Tuesday, January 7.
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Does Milk Chocolate Contain Any Caffeine?
Milk chocolate is a creamy, dreamy choice for dessert. But before you indulge in a late night nibble, you might want to know if it has any caffeine.
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25 Aldi Store-Brand Pastas, Ranked Worst To Best
We cooked up and sampled as many pasta varieties as we could find, to help you sort through the best Aldi-brand pastas sold by the grocery chain.
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The Oldest Bar In North Carolina Is A Pet-Lovers Paradise
There's a bar nestled in North Carolina that's been in operation since Prohibition. If you're looking to visit, the state's oldest bar is a pet-lovers paradise.
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Walmart Is Recalling A Popular Veggie Due To Listeria Risks
The latest in a series of serious food recalls includes a popular vegetable sold at Walmart stores in 20 states. The recall is the result of possible listeria.
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Starbucks' 2025 Winter Lineup Includes A Brand New Espresso Drink
Starbucks has announced its 2025 winter lineup, and it features a brand new espresso drink, two returning favorites, a new food item, and new whole beans.
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How To Cut That Bone-In Prime Rib Like A Total Pro
A bone-in prime rib can be a masterpiece ... but carving it properly is crucial. Here's everything you need to know to perfectly portion this roast.
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Arborio Vs Carnaroli: How To Choose Between These 2 Risotto Rices
A good risotto dish is creamy and velvety with each bite. How do you choose between two rice varieties - Arborio and Carnaroli - for the best risotto?
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14 Of The Biggest Sausage Recalls Throughout US History
While some sausage recalls have been relatively contained, others have involved hundreds of thousands or even millions of pounds of product.
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We Didn't Expect To Find This Ingredient In Wendy's Cheese Sauce
Wendy's cheese sauce is made with some obvious ingredients. However, there's one we definitely weren't expecting to find in this warm, gooey topping.
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You'll Ruin Your Stovetop Black-Eyed Peas If You Forget This Step
Black-eyed peas are a New Year's Day tradition that brings luck and prosperity. But if you forget this crucial step, you'll ruin your stovetop black-eyed peas.
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There's Just One Small Difference Between Sex On The Beach And Woo Woo Cocktails
Despite their very different appearances and flavors, just one ingredient differentiates the iconic vodka-based cocktails known as sex on the beach and woo woo.
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Will Frozen Eggs Go Back To Normal Once Thawed?
Frozen eggs can happen to the best of us, but whether you can thaw them and use them after they've been frozen depends on a few different and important factors.
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Is Oat Milk A Gluten-Free Option? Kind Of
Oat milk has become increasingly prevalent on store shelves, and many people cannot tell the difference between it and dairy milk. But is it gluten-free?
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14 Discontinued Instant Ramen Flavors We Desperately Need Back
From fall-flavored Pumpkin Spice to Gaming Cup Noodles, which included caffeine, these are just some of the discontinued flavors we wish would make a comeback.
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The Popular Brand Behind Costco's Kirkland Coffee Pods
Some of the big brands behind popular Kirkland products at Costco might surprise you. Can you guess which brand may produce their coffee pods?
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The Proper Way To Freeze Pecan Pie For The Tastiest Results
Sure, you can freeze your pecan pie for a rainy day. But if you don't know how to properly prep it for the freezer or thaw it, you'll hinder its taste.
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JFK's Favorite Restaurant Is Also The Oldest In Boston
President John F. Kennedy frequented some important establishments during his day, including his favorite restaurant, which is also the oldest eatery in Boston.
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How Many Glasses Of Champagne Can You Get From A Bottle?
If you want to celebrate with a little bubbly, do you know how many bottles you'll need? Here's how many glasses of Champagne you can get from a bottle.
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America's Oldest Brewery Hails From This State
Brewing beer is a centuries-old tradition in many parts of the world, but where did the oldest brewery that's still operating in the U.S. pop up?
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3 Mistakes You Need To Stop Making With Tequila Cocktails
Have you been experimenting at your home bar with tequila cocktails and coming up short in the flavor department? We asked an expert what to avoid.
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The Case For Adding Peanut Butter To Your Next Charcuterie Board
Charcuterie is a way to express yourself through food by highlighting your fave pairings. Here's why you should add peanut butter to your next board.
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The 2002 Turkey Recall That Affected Nearly 30 Million Pounds Of Deli Meat
Lessons from a nearly-30-million-pound deli meat recall in 2002 still echo across the food industry, shaping the way we think about food safety today.
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The Evolution Of The McDonald's McFlurry
McDonald's iconic McFlurry is a surprisingly new addition to the menu, and it's been through a lot of changes since it was first introduced.
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Impress Your Guests With Easy 3-Ingredient Cocktail Weenies
If you want a simple variation that enhances the flavor and presentation of cocktail weenies, look no further than these sweet and smoky ingredients.
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The Fruit You Never Thought Of Adding To Your Sandwiches
While the thought of this fruit sitting between your sandwich may not have crossed your mind before, don't knock it before you try it. It's super versatile.
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