How Much Meat Do You Need Per Person At A BBQ?
Got a big crowd coming over for a cookout? There's a number of factors to take into account to determine just how much meat you need to buy first.
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Mostly Forgotten Retro Dishes From Every US State
From funeral potatoes to vinegar pie and scrapple, here's a delectable list of mostly forgotten dishes from every U.S. state.
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Get Better Grilled Shrimp With This Marinating Tip
Nothing beats a summery seafood cookout, with delicious shrimp cooking on the grill. However, if you're marinating them first, you should follow these tips.
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Keep Your Kitchen Sink Sparkling Clean With One Baking Staple
Keeping your kitchen sink sparkling clean can be a never-ending battle, but one staple you may already have in your pantry can help keep it shining like new.
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The 9 Worst Restaurant Chains In 2025 (According To Customer Satisfaction)
The US has plenty of casual dining restaurant chains, but some are falling from favor. In 2025, customers have found these chains severely lacking.
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Simple Weeknight Chicken Lombardy Recipe
Simplify your weeknight dinner routine (without sacrificing flavor) thanks to this savory, cheesy chicken Lombardy recipe.
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The 'Merry' Vintage Kitchen Find To Look Out For At Thrift Stores
What's old is new again, and this is particularly true for kitchenware. The next time you're at a thrift store, you have to look out for this vintage find.
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Macaulay Culkin Wishes He Could Bring Back This Iconic '90s Drink
Macaulay Culkin is a cultural icon from the 1990s. When it comes to food and beverages, the star wishes he could bring back this iconic drink.
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9 Retro Recipes Your Grandma Probably Made Every Week
Home cooking has changed a lot over the years, with some once-beloved dishes falling out of favor. Here are a few recipes your grandmother used to love.
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5 Festive Kitchen Decor Ideas For Labor Day
With Labor Day on the horizon, the time has come to start planning your end-of-summer bash. Here's how to decorate your kitchen for maximum holiday fun.
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5 Easy Ways To Upgrade Canned Cream Of Chicken Soup
Canned cream of chicken soup is a convenient, versatile pantry staple, but it's a bit bland on its own. Here are some tips for upgrading it to a meal.
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The Wacky Vintage Spread Only '70s Kids Remember
If you weren't around in the 1970s, then you missed out on your chance to try this sweet and yummy spread that people still think needs to make a comeback.
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10 Dishes That Helped Make These Celebrity Chefs Famous
Some dishes have really helped certain celebrity chefs become famous. From David Chang to Giada de Laurentiis and Bobby Flay, here's a tasty lineup.
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Why You Shouldn't Always Prune Your Homegrown Tomato Plants
Nothing beats fresh tomatoes right off the vine, but if you've been pruning your tomatoes, there are a few reasons why you should stop. Here's what to know.
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How Long To Boil Fresh Corn On The Cob For The Best, Juiciest Results
Boiling corn on the cob may seem straightforward, but there are plenty of ways it can go wrong. Here are some tips for making the juiciest corn possible.
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These Are The Most Overpriced Grocery Chains You'll Find In America
If you're looking to save money on groceries, you might want to skip shopping at these chains, as they often trade affordability for higher-quality products.
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Why Is The UK So Disgusted By PB&J Sandwiches?
Peanut butter and jelly is an American tradition, but it isn't popular everywhere. It never quite caught on in the U.K., and most citizens are disgusted by it.
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10 Discontinued Store-Bought Breakfast Items People Still Miss
The world of breakfasts has a storied history, and many still miss discontinued items from household names like Kellogg's and General Mills.
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Taylor Swift Shares Her 'Deep Baking Obsession' With This Classic Bread
Fans know that singer-songwriter Taylor Swift loves to bake, but in an episode of Jason and Travis Kelce's podcast, she revealed a particular bread fixation.
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We Can't Believe How Much A Taco Bell Taco Used To Cost
Taco Bell has a reputation among its fans as being the most budget-friendly of the fast food chains, but it was once even more affordable than it is now.
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13 Old-School Ice Cream Flavors We Wish We Could Find In Stores
Many ice creams have come and gone over the years, with surprising flavors like wine or vintage candy. Here are a few we wish we could still buy.
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A Beginner's Guide To The British Classic Battenberg Cake
There's more to this deceptively simple cake than meets the eye. Curious about its longer history, and that famous four-square checkerboard pattern?
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Vintage No-Bake Desserts Grandma Used To Make (But You've Probably Forgotten)
There are all kinds of old-school no-bake desserts that grandmothers used to make. We're highlighting a few of these, from banana pudding to lemon icebox cake.
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The Iconic Vintage Dishware Brand Hiding At Thrift Stores That Could Be Worth Up To $2,600
Thrift store finds are some of the best you can buy, especially when you stumble across this vintage dishware brand hiding among other kitchen items.
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Frank Sinatra Loved To Order This Old-School Italian Appetizer On Repeat
Ol' Blue Eyes loved his Italian food. Whenever Frank Sinatra visited Patsy's, he ordered this old-school appetizer that's a staple on its menu.
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These 10 Regional Potato Chips Are So Good, We Wish They Were Sold Everywhere
Oh, the salty, crunchy goodness of biting into a potato chip. While you're familiar with big brand chips, there are some regional chips you may not know about.
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10 Classic Steak Dishes That Vanished From Restaurant Menus
These retro steak dishes were all the rage once upon a time, but now it's rare to see them served when you're dining out. Should we give them a revival?
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