'I'm Heartbroken': The Discontinued Starbucks Drink Reddit Will Miss This Fall
Starbucks' seasonal lineup consistently garners enthusiasm from fans, but the 2025 fall menu drop revealed a glaring omission to users on a Reddit thread.
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The Sweet Vintage Pie That Was Created By Accident
There's a truly unique and wonderfully sweet pie from the past that slowly became a beloved classic, all thanks to one fortunate little accident.
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The Sweet & Savory BBQ Side Dish We Should Bring Back To Cookouts
If you want to lend your next barbecue or cookout a slight Southern flair, then you should serve up this classic corny dish on as an easy, summery side.
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Why Expensive Espresso Machines May Not Always Be The Best Choice
If you're a coffee lover, it can be tempting to invest heavily in your espresso machine, but there are other factors that impact the quality of your brew more.
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The Country That Consumes The Most Potatoes Isn't America Or Ireland
When you think of potatoes, you may think of America (fries, anyone?) or Ireland (thanks to the Great Famine), but neither is the country that eats the most.
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Here's The Right Way To Store Bacon Bits In Your Kitchen
Not all bacon bits are alike — some are made from soy, others from actual meat — which means you need to be mindful of how to best store the ones you have.
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The Restaurant That Kickstarted Bobby Flay's Cooking Career (Yes, You Can Still Eat There)
To trace the career of one of New York's most recognizable chefs, you can still visit the restaurant where Bobby Flay launched his cooking career.
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These Vintage Glass Jars Are Making A Comeback: Here's Where To Find Them
Whether you're just getting into home canning or are looking for a stylish (and effective) way to store dry goods, these vintage glass jars are a hit.
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Watch Out For This Red Flag When Trying A Local Coffee Shop
Local coffee shops can be a treasure you can rely on during the hardest of mornings. However, there are certain red flags to look out for when trying a new one.
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Why You Should Boil Hot Dogs Before Grilling, According To An Expert
People often choose boiled or grilled with their hot dogs, but why not both? An expert explains how using both methods leads to a juicier hot dog.
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Vintage Soups We Miss Seeing On Restaurant Menus
While some vintage soups have remained ubiquitous on restaurant menus throughout the country, these have not. From turtle soup to consommé, we miss them.
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This Pricey Costco Mac & Cheese Is Dividing Reddit Users
Costco is known for its affordable bulk groceries and delicious premade meals (which make dinners a breeze). However, this one Mac & Cheese isn't it.
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Transform The Area Above Your Kitchen Cabinets With These Color Tips
If you want to zhuzh up your kitchen a bit and breathe new life into the space, you don't need to overhaul your hardware. Just add a bit of color.
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Here's How Local Coffee Shops Stay Open Alongside Bigger Chains
When you think coffee shop, you may think about your favorite big chain, like Dunkin' or Starbucks, so how do some local coffee shops still manage to thrive?
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The 19th Century Vintage Cocktail Sangria Lovers Need To Try
Anyone with a penchant for sangria needs to familiarize themselves with the sherry cobbler cocktail — a fruity drink with a fascinating history.
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Save More Money On Groceries With This Genius Reddit Hack
If you find yourself throwing out produce or other food that you buy because it goes bad before you can eat it, it's time to take Reddit's advice.
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Old-School Ice Cream Flavors That Have Nearly Vanished From The Freezer
From date nut to tutti frutti, these old school ice cream flavors have faded out of style and are only available in select places, if at all.
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Remember When McDonald's Served Hot Dogs? Here's Why It Stopped
The Big Mac and Chicken McNuggets are iconic, but McDonald's started out as a hot dog stand, so we look at the short-lived McHotDog and why it's gone.
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How Longhorn Steakhouse Keeps Its Steaks So Cheap, According To The CEO
LongHorn Steakhouse manages to maintain low prices while still offering steaks that taste far better than homemade. But how does the chain do it?
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New To Port? Start With This Surprisingly Affordable Option
If you're new to the world of port but eager to dive in, start with this surprisingly affordable option, which pairs with both sweet and savory dishes.
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What's The Difference Between Butter And Margarine?
Butter and margarine are often located side-by-side at the supermarket. However, their unique compositions result in distinct culinary properties and uses.
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You Can Make Classic Butter Cookies With 3 Simple Ingredients
If you need to make cookies, but you're limited on ingredients, you certainly can still make three-ingredient butter cookies. Just mix flour, sugar, and butter.
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You Can Now Make Wendy's Baconator At Home Thanks To This Grocery Store
The duo of beef and bacon was perfected by the Wendy's Baconator. Now you don't need to hit the drive thru to grab one thanks to this grocery chain.
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The Best Garnish For Your Gimlet Is A Zesty Classic
A gimlet involves gin, lime juice, and a hint of sweetness from simple syrup. Such a classic and simple cocktail deserves an equally elegant garnish.
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This Is What Makes Brisket And Pulled Pork Different
No cookout is complete without juicy brisket and tender pulled pork. The two meats have some similarities, but a closer look reveals distinct characteristics.
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The Fast Food Chain With The Best Service, According To Reddit
Not all fast food chains are built the same. According to Redditors, this one goes above and beyond with quick, polite, and welcoming service.
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We Asked Longhorn Steakhouse Whether Its Steaks Are Really Fresh Or Frozen
A great steak isn't all about how its prepared, but also if the meat is fresh or frozen. So we looked into the sourcing of LongHorn Steakhouse.
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