The Oldest Family-Owned Mexican Restaurant In The States Is Still Serving Food
The oldest consecutively family-owned restaurant in the United States is still serving up food, and it may have been the place that invented the chimichanga.
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8 Of The Biggest Cheese Recalls In The US
Recalls can happen for many reasons, but when they happen to widely produced items like cheese, the impacts can be huge. Take 8 instances are an example.
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What Is Woody Okra And How Do You Avoid It?
Every okra connoisseur knows that woody okra can ruin a dish (if you don't prepare it properly). Here's what it is, how to avoid it, and how to salvage it, too.
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Wendy's Chicken Nuggets In The US And UK Aren't The Same. Here's The Difference
While Wendy's is famous for its burgers, it also serves up a tempting selection of nuggets. But how do they compare to the versions found across the pond?
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Anthony Bourdain Thought Cincinnati Chili Was More Enjoyable With This One Tip
Anthony Bourdain sampled his fair share of adventurous cuisine, but he had a classic piece of advice for those struggling to appreciate Cincinnati chili.
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For Thriving Mustard Greens, Follow This Timing Rule
The good news is mustard greens are easy to grow and quite prolific, but even these plants require some forethought before the seeds go into the ground.
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Elevate Your Breakfast With This Pork Belly Peruvian Sandwich
For your next big breakfast, hold the bacon. Instead, elevate your meal with this hearty and flavorful Peruvian sandwich that's popular across the country.
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10 Surprising Ways To Use Instant Pudding Mix
Instant pudding can be used for a lot more than, well, just pudding. From smoothies to fudge to cookies, use that box of instant pudding mix creatively.
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Add This Ingredient To Pot Roast For An Italian Boost
A classic pot roast is always a crowd pleaser, but it can be a bit plain. Next time, shake things up by adding this Italian-inspired mix.
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You Can Skip This Step When Making Bacon In Your Oven
It may come as a surprise, but if you want the crispiest bacon possible (even just bacon that's evenly cooked), then you need to skip this step.
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5 Walmart Great Value Dupes Better Than The Name Brands, According To Reviews
Walmart’s private label products don't just satisfy the craving for name brands; according to reviews, they sometimes outperform the leading competitors.
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Head To This Restaurant For Marcus Samuelsson's 'Biggest And Best Fried Fish Sandwich' He's Ever Eaten
This takeout- and cash-only institution is famous for its fried fish sandwich, a local staple that earned Marcus Samuelsson’s stamp of approval.
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How To Give Your Soup A Hearty Protein Boost With One Extra Ingredient
Soup is one of those comforting meals that can keep you warm in winter and cool in summer, but you can give it a hearty protein boost with one ingredient.
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This Durable Countertop Is Perfect For Eco-Friendly Kitchens
Anyone looking to replace their kitchen countertops should look for something durable but also stylish. As such, don't overlook this inexpensive choice.
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For The Tastiest Broccoli, Use LongHorn Steakhouse's Method
If you love steamed broccoli, but you want to make it the tastiest it's ever been, then you need to follow LongHorn Steakhouse's method of cooking.
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How Cayenne Pepper Helps Keep Unwanted Guests Out Of Your Garden
The biggest obstacle between you and your harvest is pests. Luckily, there's a simple pantry staple that can help keep them out of your garden: cayenne pepper.
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Keep Your Kitchen Sparkling With These 8 Clever Cleaning Tricks
Cleaning the kitchen doesn't have to be tough. With a mix of creative cleaning tools and clever tricks, you can make yours sparkle and feel ready for cooking.
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John Lennon's Last Meal Was This Iconic Sandwich In NYC
According to a book documenting the final meals of historical figures, John Lennon’s last supper was an iconic sandwich from a now-shuttered NYC restaurant.
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What A McDonald's Big Mac Meal Costs In Brooklyn
If you want to make sure you get the least expensive Big Mac Meal when you're in Brooklyn, you need to shop around because the price varies at each location.
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The Nearly Forgotten Pharmacy That Once Doubled As A Lunch Cafeteria
Aside from a few rare exceptions, drugstore lunch counters are a thing of the past — though a notable one long called a local pharmacy home.
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13 Frozen Trader Joe's Meals Under $8
From quick morning bites to indulgent late-night treats, Trader Joe's frozen aisle is famous for providing high-quality, delicious options for less than $8.
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How To Make An Italian Comfort Soup With 3 Ingredients
Short on time, energy, or even ingredients? No problem. You can make a delicious Italian soup with only these three ingredients. Simply toss in a pot and cook.
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Bruce Springsteen's Go-To New Jersey Diner Is A Nostalgic Hole-In-The-Wall
Bruce Springsteen still visits this nostalgic hole-in-the-wall diner that's been serving breakfasts and lunches in Freehold, New Jersey since 1947.
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The Unique Sandwich People Miss After Leaving Chicago
Sure, maybe you've heard of the famous Italian beef, but if you've visited Chicago and have left without sampling this other iconic sarnie, you're missing out.
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This North Carolina Mexican Restaurant Serves Food In An Unlikely Place
Set up at the junction of Main Street and East Washington in Lillington, North Carolina, this uniquely configured Mexican restaurant is hard to miss.
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Review: Starbucks' New Bakery Lineup Needed A Little Extra Time In The Oven
Starbucks has added some new bakery items to its menu this February, so we gave all of them a try to see what's worth getting, and what to leave.
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How To Turn Aldi's Red Beans And Rice Mix Into A Hearty Meal For Cheap
Aldi's Red Beans and Rice Mix is a great base for a meal. You can transform it from delicious side into an easy main with a few quick add-ins.
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