Give Beef Stew A Bold Makeover With This Everyday Condiment
Beef stew is one of those comforting dishes that's not bound to a single recipe — which is why you should try giving yours a bit of depth with this condiment.
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Turn Imitation Crab Into A Lazy Sushi Snack With Just 4 Ingredients
Making sushi at home can be intimidating, but there's an easier way to achieve a satisfying bite with imitation crab and 4 simple ingredients.
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Upgrade Your In-N-Out Burger With This Underrated, Spicy Topping
If you are blessed enough to have a local In-N-Out, you need to add this spicy topping to your burger, either whole or chopped and cooked with the patty.
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The Costco Ice Maker To Avoid Buying, According To Reddit
Countertop ice makers can be convenient, but according to Reddit, there’s one model from Costco that you may want to think twice about before purchasing.
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This Hot Dog Condiment Goes Best With Relish, According To Reddit
Don't worry; you don't have to wade into the divisive comments that comprise Reddit: We've done it for you and found the best pairing for relish on a hot dog.
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Cook Juicy, Flavor-Packed Turkey Burgers With One Canned Vegetable
Tired of dry, falling-apart turkey burgers? One unexpected canned vegetable adds moisture, helps bind the meat, and improves the overall flavor.
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When To Order Seafood At A Steakhouse, According To An Expert
The storage, preparation, and sourcing methods for steak and seafood couldn't be more different — but does that mean you should skip the surf at a steakhouse?
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The Hidden Downside Of Styling The Space Above Your Kitchen Cabinets
Anyone thinking of using the space above their cabinets for aesthetic or storage purposes needs to rethink the decision as there is a hidden down side.
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Take Olive Garden Breadsticks To Sweet New Heights With This Reddit Hack
If you ever happen to have leftover breadsticks from Olive Garden (we know this is unlikely), then Reddit has the perfect recipe to use your leftovers.
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A Cowboy-Inspired Chain Came Back After Nearly Closing All Of Its Locations
After a series of calamitous business decisions and sales in the '90s, this cowboy-inspired chain teetered on the brink of ruin. Now, it's back.
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The Depression-Era Cake We Don't See People Eat Anymore
Many great recipes were developed in the Depression era, including baked goods like this fluffy chocolate cake that only requires minimal pantry staples.
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How Newspaper Can Lead To A More Organized Kitchen Pantry
If you want to organize your cabinets, it may be a good idea to buy some new containers for a uniform look. Before you hit the shop, grab some newspaper.
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This Is The Best Substitute For Boursin Cheese, According To Reddit
Boursin cheese is pretty iconic, and it's a staple in many a household. However, if your local store is out, Reddit has the perfect substitution.
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The Scottish Way To Make Oatmeal 10x Better
If you love creamy, thick oatmeal, then you need to try both Scottish cut oats and the Scottish way to make porridge. It's a delicious way to start your day.
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The Costco Free Sample Rule Parents Should Know About
If you regularly bring your children with you on Costco hauls specifically for free-sample wrangling, then you need to know this one important rule.
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How Heat-Resistant Are Quartz Countertops? What To Know When Designing Your Kitchen
Before choosing quartz for your countertops, make sure to consider the functionality of your kitchen — or how to make quartz work if you really love it.
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Brisket Point Vs Flat: What's The Difference Between Cuts?
A whole brisket has two distinct parts, the point and the flat, and each has unique properties that need to be handled correctly when you're cooking.
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Why Some Reddit Users Avoid Starbucks' Condiment Bar
Starbucks has brought back its condiment bar after temporarily closing them down for COVID. However, Reddit has noticed some giant problems since.
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The Cuts Of Meat That Are Made For Sharing At A Steakhouse
A steakhouse menu can be overwhelming, so if you want to try a few different cuts on your pricey night out, here are the best cuts to share.
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6 Retro Kitchen Appliances From The '50s We Forgot About
While today's modern kitchens feature AI ovens and smart kitchen gadgets, few eras of culinary appliances exude a more distinct aesthetic than the 1950s.
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Make Juicier Burgers By Adding Heavy Cream To Your Beef Patties (Yes, Really)
Did you know some people swear by adding heavy cream to their patties to get exceptionally juicy burgers? It's true, but there's a method to the madness.
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This 2-Ingredient Lemonade Is The Best Way To Use Up Fresh Watermelon
Whether it's summer or you're dreaming of warm weather in winter, watermelon and lemonade are the perfect combination to brighten up your day.
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9 Lesser-Known Fast Food Chains You Should Be Paying Attention To
While McDonald's, Wendy's, and even Shake Shack are popular fast food spots, there are some lesser-known chains that are totally worth checking out.
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The Must-Have Chicago Food That's Not Hot Dogs Or Pizza
If you're tired of deep dish pizza and hot dogs, there is a third food you must try if you're in Chicago, the third-largest city in the United States.
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The 1980s Kitchen Design Trend That's Coming Back Around
What was once a hallmark of 1980s design is back in a significant way, thanks in part to a wider shift toward bright, whimsical kitchen interiors.
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The 10 Worst Cereal Recalls To Ever Hit The US
Yes, even cereal can be affected by food recalls. These are some of the worst ever recalls for them in the United States, affecting Froot Loops to Quaker Oats.
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Level Up Your Beef Stew With This Sweet And Tangy Ingredient
If you want your beef stew to go from ho-hum to wowza, then you just need to consider adding this one unexpected sweet and tangy pantry staple.
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