The Slight Difference Between Cured And Uncured Meat
It can feel like there are a dozen choices to make for a single meat purchase, so we've broken down the subtle difference between cured and uncured meat.
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How To Reuse Tuna Cans As Stylish DIY Party Decor
If you want to add a touch of elegance to your next dinner party, all you need are some tuna cans (and maybe a drinkable yogurt) to craft stylish candleholders.
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Gordon Ramsay Never Skips This Step Before Cooking Steak
Gordon Ramsay knows his way around the kitchen (need proof? He's earned 17 Michelin stars). He never skips this one particular step when cooking steak.
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Don't Throw Away Leftover Pizza Crust – Use It For Breadcrumbs Instead
Pizza crust is largely regarded as the most useless part of the pie, but not when you have this tip. Stop throwing them out and repurpose them instead.
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Here Are All The 8 Meats In Arby's Secret Menu Sandwich
For a not-so-secret secret menu item at Arby's that will really fill you up, consider ordering the "Meat Mountain," piled high with eight different proteins.
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The Boozy Spread Your Burger Deserves
There's nothing wrong with enjoying a good old classic all-American cheeseburger, but sometimes your patties deserve a boozy and homemade upgrade.
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Can You Eat At The Sam's Club Food Court Without A Membership?
Shopping at a members-only retailer like Sam’s Club can feel a bit unattainable if you are not a cardholder — but can you still enjoy a hot dog at its cafe?
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12 Red Flags That Will Have You Running From An Italian Restaurant
If you love Italian food, you might want to brush up on red flags at an Italian restaurant. From giant meatballs to cheap decor, keep an eye out for these.
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How Long Should You Wait Before Cutting A Freshly Baked Cake?
Sure, it's tempting to cut right into a cake when it comes out of the oven (that smell is beyond tempting), you run the risk of breaking it if you do.
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Can You Eat Hot Dogs Straight Out Of The Package?
Hot dogs are a delicious meal all on their own that take hardly any time to prepare… but could you actually eat them without applying any heat at all?
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Martha Stewart Kills Weeds In Her Garden With One Pantry Staple
Weeds can sometimes seem impossible to get rid of, but don't give up hope yet. Martha Stewart has a weed killer you likely already have in your kitchen.
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What's The Difference Between Mississippi And Georgia Pot Roast?
When you are prepping the crock pot for dinner, deciding between a Mississippi-style or Georgia-style roast comes down to one simple ingredient.
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Design The Vintage Kitchen Of Your Dreams With These Backsplash Tiles
Food Republic spoke with the owner and lead designer of Homestar Design Remodel to learn how to incorporate these vintage tiles into a kitchen backsplash.
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The Best Way To Store And Reheat Leftover Hot Dog Buns
There always seems to be extra hot dog buns after a cookout, so how can you best store them to keep them pillowy fresh? Can you actually freeze them?
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Cook Tender, Well-Seasoned Chicken Thighs In One Simple Step
To properly prepare chicken thighs for a mouthful of flavor in every bite, don’t skip this easy, one step preparation method that is expert-approved.
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The Retro Burger Chain Washingtonians Love For A Cheap Bite
For anyone who loves a cheap burger and happens to find themselves in Washington state, you need to head to this joint for high-quality and low-cost eats.
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Don't Throw Away Apple Peels – Make Apple Cider Vinegar Instead
Whether you're baking a pie or making a snack for the youngest member of your household, apple peels can be transformed into this useful staple.
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The Saucy KFC Menu Item That Was Discontinued Due To Shortages And Price Hikes
KFC has a long history of experimenting with different items and even store concepts, but this saucy item was discontinued due to extenuating circumstances.
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Use This Canned Food To Whip Up A Deliciously Easy Pie Crust
There's something inherently tantalizing about being able to make a pie crust in minutes with minimal clean up, and with this canned staple, you can.
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The Packaging Red Flag That Should Keep That Rotisserie Chicken Out Of Your Cart
Getting a rotisserie chicken can make meals throughout the week just that much easier, but don't buy one if the packaging has this particular issue.
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Does The Date On Costco Price Tags Matter?
Costco’s price tags have quite a bit of information printed on it — but is the tiny date in the right corner important, and what does it represent?
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Chef Daniel Boulud's Simple Secret To The Ultimate Grilled Hot Dogs
Grilled hot dogs don't have to taste one-note: consider Chef Daniel Boulud’s secret for crafting a deliciously gourmet hot dog using one simple step.
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Why This Midwestern Fast Food Chain Stopped Selling Fried Chicken
This popular Midwest fast food joint pulled the plug on its fan-favorite fried chicken entree in 2017 and doesn't appear to be going back anytime soon.
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Classic Flavors Of Pies That Have Faded Into History
There are more pies out there than just apple pie and pumpkin pie. In fact, there are some obscure pies that have even faded into history, like water pie.
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The Worst Store-Bought BBQ Sauce Has An Artificial Taste
Buying a store-bought barbecue sauce for your next cookout can be a real gamble — according to our taste testers, there is one brand that you should avoid.
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The Most Heat-Resistant Countertop Material For Your Kitchen
To learn about choosing the right countertop for your kitchen, we spoke to Thomas Borcherding, owner and lead designer at Homestar Design Remodel.
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The Cheesy, Crunchy Hot Dog Hack To Try At Your Next Baseball Game
It's hard to imagine something more perfect than eating a hot dog at a baseball game, but we think we've found it: a cheesy, crunchy hot dog creation.
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Sandwiches In California's Bay Area Hit Different Thanks To This Bread
There's a specific (Dutch!) bread that is popular in Northern California (namely the Bay Area), and you can make amazing sandwiches with it.
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Rotisserie Chicken Vs Roasted: What Experts Say The Difference Is
If you think roasted chicken and rotisserie chicken are the same things, think again. We consulted some experts to find out the true difference between them.
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This Popular Ice Cream Brand May Disappear Due To Rite Aid Closures
Sad as Rite Aid's bankruptcy filing is for customers, it's even worse for fans of this ice cream brand, with many of its locations closing as well.
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Are Aldi's Copycat Cookies Too Close To Oreo's? This New Lawsuit Says So
Aldi is known for its products that mimic more expensive, well-known brands, but its ability to sell dupes of products has now resulted in a lawsuit.
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The Southern Grocery Store Chain Known For Its Made-To-Order Subs
While the fried chicken from this grocery store may be a dinner table staple, its made-to-order subs are what bring folks in during every lunch break.
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