The Best Way To Keep Apple Slices From Browning Is Also The Simplest — No Lemons Required
Prepping apples ahead of time can be an advantageous move, but the fruit tends to brown quickly. Here's how to keep your slices vibrant and fresh.
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Hot Dogs Vs Bratwursts: Is There Really A Difference?
So, you've got a barbecue coming up, and you've got to decide whether you should bring hot dogs or bratwursts. First, you need to know the differences.
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Review: The Nespresso X Milk Bar Cereal Milk Latte Bombs Are Worth Trying, But Maybe Not Rebuying
We tried the brand new Nespresso x Milk Bar Cereal Milk Latte Bombs to see if they are worth buying, or rather if you should leave it on the shelf.
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The Salt Rule That Makes Burger Patties Ultra Tender & Juicy
Salt is absolutely the most important seasoning you should be adding to your burger patties, but make sure to follow this rule for the juiciest results.
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Making A Flavorful Pie Crust Begins With Boxed Cake Mix
You can easily make a sweet pie crust that's not nearly as laborious or painstaking as the traditional technique. The secret? A box of cake mix.
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The Bucket Trick To Grow Hassle-Free Cucumbers In Your Garden
You don't need a ton of space to grow cucumbers. If you can get your hands on a five-gallon bucket, and have a spot that gets full sun, you can grow cukes.
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Cheap Bourbons That Taste Way More Expensive Than They Are
People often associate higher priced bottles with better quality, but these cheap bourbons pack plenty of flavor and complexity at a fraction of the cost.
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Everything That Goes On A Chicago Hot Dog, In Order
Chicago hot dogs are one of the most distinctive cultural dishes in the Midwest, and there is a very specific recipe and order to all the ingredients.
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Don't Order The Salad On Vacation: Why The CDC Says Eating Raw Fruits And Veggies Abroad Is A Bad Idea
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends against eating raw fruits and vegetables when traveling abroad, so skip the salad on your trip.
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The Vintage Maryland Restaurant That's Been Serving Seafood Since The 1920s
For a long time in Maryland, one family-owned restaurant has been serving up a magical seafood experience with friendly, casual service and a time-tested menu.
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6 Luxury High-End Grills To Splurge On
It's easy to carelessly spend money on an expensive grill with features you don't need; that's why we compiled a wide variety of splurge-worthy options.
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Before You Season Burger Patties, Remember This Rule
Less is more when it comes to seasoning your burger patties perfectly, according to an expert. But there are other ways to add some extra flavor to your meat.
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Don't Throw Away Those 12-Pack Soda Boxes Before Trying This Clever Hack
If you have a 12-pack of soda, and you've kept the box, you've got the means of organizing your canned goods. You can even spruce it up with paint.
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The Hottest New Aldi Grocery Finds Of 2025
Aldi switches out a lot of its products seasonally, both in the food departments and the non-food ones. These are the best new finds of 2025 so far.
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The Ingredient That Gives Tuna Salad The Tangy, Crunchy Upgrade It Deserves
There are many ingredients you can add to tuna salad to change its flavor profile, but perhaps you haven't thought of this expert's zesty recommendation.
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Review: Olive Garden's Calabrian Steak And Shrimp Bucatini Is Pure Saucy And Meaty Goodness
We sampled Olive Garden's newest limited time pasta to see if this decadent bucatini dish is worth stopping in for dinner or skipping altogether.
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Nourish Bloom + Market: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Nourish + Bloom Market aims to provide a solution for people living in food deserts across the United States — but would any Sharks invest in the venture?
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You Only Need 3 Ingredients To Turn Cake Mix Into A Delicious Cobbler
In the mood for a delicious cobbler but feeling just a bit knackered? You don't need to hand make a crumble; just use three ingredients instead.
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Wait, Were Cookie Monster's Cookies Actually Real?
"Sesame Street" has many endearing characters, and Cookie Monster may be one of our favorites -- but those cookies he munches, are they actually edible?
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No Sport Peppers? Put These On Your Chicago Hot Dog Instead
Sport peppers are one of the quintessential ingredients for a Chicago-style hot dog, but you can always use these other substitutes in a pinch.
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How To Keep Rodents Out Of Your Compost Pile
Keeping rodents out of your compost isn't impossible. It can be achieved with a few simple steps and by knowing which foods to exclude from your pile.
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Burger King's Iconic Whopper Is Getting A BBQ Brisket Upgrade
What comes to mind when you think of your a barbecue meal? A burger? Brisket? Well, thanks to Burger King's newest menu announcement, you don't have to choose.
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12 Frozen Foods To Buy Now Before Prices Skyrocket
Prices on pretty much all food products are about to skyrocket, so we've taken the time to decipher which frozen foods you should buy now before that happens.
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One Of Elvis Presley's Favorite Desserts Is A Southern Classic
Elvis Presley wasn't shy about his love of Southern food, so it comes as no surprise that he was a huge fan of this classic regional dessert.
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The French Fry Capital Of The US Is An Unexpected State
When one thinks of American cuisine, surely french fries are there, despite being Belgian. That said, one state rose above all others in how much they eat.
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The 6 Worst Colors To Paint Your Kitchen
An all white kitchen feels clean while one with soft gray undertones feels calming, but not every color is meant to take feature place in design.
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The 2 California Fast Food Joints That Became Historic Landmarks
California has always attracted dreamers. That's why many things originated in the state, including these two fast food joints that are now historic landmarks.
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