The Publix BOGO Perk That Florida Sadly Misses Out On
While the Southern grocery chain Publix offers great deals that vary by region, Florida is unfortunately missing out on a hugely advantageous perk.
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Guy Fieri Makes Better Slaw With This Leftover Ingredient
Instead of throwing a big part of this vegetable away, do like Guy Fieri does and use it to make an even more delicious slaw. Just be sure to chop it finely.
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What Makes Maryland-Style Pizza Unique?
You've heard of Chicago deep dish and New York style pizza, but what about Maryland? What sets this type of pizza apart from the rest of the country?
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These Elegant Williams Sonoma Glass Bowls Are Half The Price At Costco
Elegant brands like the kind you can buy at expensive stores like Williams Sonoma can often be found at Costco for a fraction of the price, including glassware.
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Add This Juice To Your Oatmeal For A Sweeter Bowl
If you want to give your morning oatmeal a well-rounded but bright sweetness, then don't grab the sugar or syrup; reach for this juice instead.
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The Chick-Fil-A Salad Hack For A Bold And Crunchy Twist
While chicken is the name of the game at Chick-fil-A, it also offers salads — and this hack allows you to customize your own for a bold, crunchy new meal.
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The Cut Of Beef Texas Roadhouse Uses For Its Steak Kabobs
For a chain celebrated for its wide variety of different steaks, the question is: Which cut does Texas Roadhouse use for its delicious steak kabobs?
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Hanging Your Knives Like Julia Child Might Be The Kitchen Upgrade You Need
Julia Child not only introduced the United States of America to French cuisine, making it accessible to the average house, but her kitchen design was smart.
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11 Best Perks You Didn't Realize Come With A Sam's Club Membership
From grocery pickup to contactless shopping and even pizza delivery, Sam's Club has plenty of great foodie (and non-food-related) perks for its members.
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For Tastier French Onion Soup, Should You Use Broth Or Stock?
Making a batch of French onion soup isn't as daunting as it might seem, but to really nail the taste and mouthfeel of the dish, should you use broth or stock?
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Why You Should Keep Instant Mashed Potatoes On Hand For Homemade Soups And Sauces
Instant mashed potatoes are far easier to use as a thickener for homemade soups and sauces than more traditional choices like cornstarch. Here's why.
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When Making Casserole, The Correct Baking Dish Plays A Major Role
If you're making a casserole at home, it might surprise you to learn that both the material and the size of the dish have a huge impact on how well it bakes.
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Joanna Gaines' Retro Kitchen Scheme Is Timeless Thanks To 3 Cozy Colors
To create this cozy kitchen, Joanna Gaines blended the simple, clean lines of mid-century modern design with a warm and earthy color palette.
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Transform Vanilla Ice Cream Into Salted Caramel Heaven With 2 Toppings
You can zhuzh up even the plainest vanilla ice cream into a salted caramel dream by simply adding these two ingredients you may already have in your pantry.
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How This Simple Wendy's Ingredient Change Backfired On The Fast Food Chain
Although fast food chains frequently adjust their menus, a single ingredient swap by Wendy's has upset some longtime fans — and the change is permanent.
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If you want to ensure that your whiskey and Coke mixed drink is as smooth as possible, then ditch your unflavored liquor for this type instead.
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Aldi's Uncrustables Dupes Deliver A Bigger Bang For Your Buck (Literally)
While Smucker's created the original Uncrustables, Aldi has launched a more affordable alternative to compete with the crustless PB&J sandwiches.
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The Best Country For Fine Dining, According To Guy Fieri
Guy Fieri knows his food, and his favorite country for fine dining boasts some of the best restaurants and most beloved ingredients in the world.
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9 Big Reasons Cracker Barrel Is Struggling
If you grew up hitting a Cracker Barrel off the highway during a roadtrip, those days might be coming to an end. The restaurant is struggling, big time.
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Ree Drummond's Lighter Twist On Tuna Noodle Casserole Will Have You Coming Back For Seconds
To lighten up the typical heavy tuna casserole (made with noodles, a creamy sauce, and baked with a crunchy topping), take a page out of Ree Drummond's book.
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Chicken-Fried Steak Vs Schnitzel: They're More Alike Than You Think
American staple chicken-fried steak and the German dish schnitzel are more similar than you might think, largely because one led to the creation of the other.
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The Newstalgic Superfruit: California Prunes, A Curated Classic For Today's Table
California prunes are having a moment. This superfruit provides both comprehensive nutrition and that warm comfort only found with reliably high-quality food.
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Experts Reminisce On Beloved Soul Food Dishes We Rarely See Anymore
Soul food and its dishes have changed a lot over the years. These are some pretty beloved soul food dishes that you don't really see anymore nowadays.
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The Costco Kirkland Product You Should Be Adding To Your Morning Coffee
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Here's When You Should Plant Those Leftover Pumpkin Seeds
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Do Plastic Dishwasher Pods Fully Break Down?
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Should You Defrost Chicken Thighs Before Cooking Them?
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Anytongs: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
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The Ratio You Should Know For The Best Canned Peaches
If you want your canned peaches to turn out perfectly and keep for at least a year, you need to master the perfect ratio of sugar to water for your syrup.
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What Happened To This New England Restaurant Chain Made Famous For Its Ice Cream?
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Costco Might Not Be The Ideal Place To Buy Your Asparagus. Here's Why
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This Chicken Chain Was Big In The '80s But Has Nearly Vanished Today
Many consider the 1980s a fast food golden era, and on the West Coast, there was one major player in the poultry scene that has nearly vanished today.
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