What's New At Costco: November 2025 Edition
Costco's November 2025 lineup is eye-catching! With the holiday season right around the corner, a fresh stock of fun, themed items has hit the shelves.
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Is There Any Difference Between Zero Sugar And Diet Sodas?
Diet Coke and Coke Zero may both be types of Coca-Cola with zero sugar, but the two beverages (and all other diet-or-zeros) couldn't be more different.
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What Is Considered A Traditional Country Breakfast?
Have you heard of a traditional country breakfast and wondered what it came with? The answer is a few Southern breakfast staples, but the exact ones may vary.
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How To Get Free Drinks In Vegas (If You're Willing To Potentially Lose Some Money)
You may have heard that if you show up to a casino in Las Vegas, you'll get free drinks if you gamble. Technically true, there are still some things to know.
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Why You Should Use This Type Of Pan On Glass Cooktops
Glass cooktops are phenomenal at even heating, and they have a certain elegant look to them, but they can be very delicate, especially with the wrong cookware.
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Avoid This Common Mistake When Painting Your Kitchen
If you're planning on painting your kitchen, then you absolutely must avoid this particularly common mistake many people make to get the best results.
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The Discontinued Little Debbie Chocolate Cake That Deserves A Comeback
With its chocolate cake, creme filling, and thin cocoa frosting, this discontinued Little Debbie treat is a nostalgic dessert that deserves a return.
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Review: Liquid I.V. Hydration Multiplier Proves That Cocoa Doesn't Need Electrolytes
Liquid I.V. has released a new hot chocolate hydration multiplier, and we had to get our hands on it to try it and see if it's worth purchasing or not.
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The Best New Walmart Groceries You Can't Miss In November 2025
As Halloween changes to Thanksgiving, our favorite brands are rolling out new items, ready to be swept up in your cart at Walmart this November.
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Discover The Trader Joe's With The Largest Wine Selection In The West
If you want to head to the Trader Joe's that has the largest wine selection in the West, you need to get thee to California, but no, not Napa Valley.
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The Unwritten Food Hack Rule You Should Follow At Waffle House
There are tons of unwritten rules you need to follow when dining at Waffle House, and an especially important one involves those clever social media menu hacks.
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10 Best Costco Food Shopping Tips
Shopping at Costco is a great time, but with these smart tips, you can make the experience even better for yourself. Trust us, we know what we're talking about.
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How Many Days In Advance To Prep Thanksgiving Dinner, According To Anthony Bourdain
Anthony Bourdain had many bits of hard-won advice to give to home cooks from his years in a restaurant, especially when cooking for a crowd on Thanksgiving.
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The 17 Best Gifts For The Aldi Superfan In Your Life
Aldi's low prices and fun weekly finds have created a community of superfans, and we have rounded up the perfect gifts for them for any occasion.
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How This Patterned Floor Is Kicking Basic Hardwood Out Of Kitchens
If you want to make even the smallest kitchen look more elegant, and larger, ditch the standard layout for your hardwood flooring and try this instead.
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How Ina Garten Dresses Up Store-Bought Baba Ganoush To Make A Bespoke Mediterranean Mezze Platter
Ina Garten, queen of the Hamptons and entertaining, knows how to dress up store-bought baba ganoush beautifully on a bespoke Mediterranean mezze platter.
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We Tried And Ranked 7 Grocery Store Apple Pies
There are a lot of different grocery stores that sell their own versions of apple pies, so we decided to try as many as we could to uncover which is the best.
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This Fish Dinner Was A Budget-Friendly Hero Of The '60s
This fish dinner checked all the right boxes for flavor, convenience, and frugality, swiftly becoming a staple in American households in the 1960s.
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This Hack Turns Your McDonald's Coffee Into A Classic Candy Bar Flavor
If you want to have your coffee but also maybe a candy bar at the same time, then just head to the nearest McDonald's and give this as your order.
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Follow This Glazing Rule For The Perfect Ham
If you want to have your ham glazed with absolute perfection, creating a shiny, golden coat to your meat, then follow this one rule as you bake.
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How Martha Stewart Cleverly Clears Up Baking Sheet Clutter
Martha Stewart is one of the queens of keeping a tidy but functional kitchen that exudes elegance, so we're taking notes about how she stores her baking sheets.
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The Dollar Tree Dairy Product You Should Stock Up On For Emergencies (No Fridge Required)
Learn about the Dollar Tree dairy product that lasts without refrigeration and is perfect for stocking up for emergencies and power outages.
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Is Olive Garden Considered Traditional Italian Food? Here's What To Know
If you're looking for a traditional Italian meal, you might wonder if Olive Garden, while always delicious, actually serves up the real deal.
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Why You Should Declutter The Kitchen First When Organizing Your Home
Organizing your home can feel super overwhelming, but when you're ready to declutter, the kitchen may seem daunting, but it's the best room to start with.
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Wait, You Can Hand-Select Your Own Steak At Texas Roadhouse?
Texas Roadhouse is one of the most popular chains in the U.S. thanks to its delicious steaks. Next time you go, hand-select your own steak to enjoy.
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How To Hack A Breakfast Bowl At Bojangles
Bojangles may be known for its fried chicken, but you can create a customized breakfast bowl by taking advantage of the chain's fluffy buttermilk biscuits.
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What Kind Of Meat Is Used In The Famous Charleys Philly Cheesesteaks?
Charleys has earned a place among cheesesteak devotees for the delicious taste of their sandwiches. Its steak is a standout — but what cut, exactly, is it?
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This '90s Kitchen Feature Deserves A Comeback
While this particular feature was decently popular in the '90s, it's fallen by the wayside in kitchens, and we at Food Republic think it should make a comeback.
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The Indianapolis-Based Grocery Store Where You'll Find A Top-Tier International Food Market
Indianapolis, Indiana may seem like an unlikely place for a bustling international market, but the city's global food game is strong thanks to this store.
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This Costco Storage Find Is The Key To Organized Kitchen Drawers
Discover why this Costco storage find will help organize kitchen drawers, keeping your utensils, gadgets, and everyday tools neat and easy to access.
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The 4 Words You Need To Say For An Upgraded Texas Roadhouse Experience
Texas Roadhouse is beloved for its delicious steaks, but there's a simple hack to take them to a whole other level and it involves uttering just four words.
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The Creamiest Seafood Enchilada Sauce Comes From A Can
Creamy sauce is a classic accompaniment to enchiladas, and for seafood-filled versions, you can effortlessly create a luxurious sauce straight from a can.
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