Texas Roadhouse Didn't Start In Texas: Guess Which US State Is Home To The Original Location
Although Texas Roadhouse didn't originate in the Lone Star State, its founder took inspiration from dining spots found along Texas' country roads.
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Spain Is Home To The World's Largest Food Fight Featuring One Iconic Fruit
For precisely one hour in late August, a normally sleepy town in Spain transforms into a frenzy of thousands of people prepared for an annual food fight.
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The Aldi Canned Meal Dupe You Should Avoid Buying (Get The Name Brand Instead)
Sure, Aldi has some great hits when it comes to its canned foods, but there are others that fall flat. This canned meal is one you should leave on the shelf.
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The Dollar Tree Find That Clears Space In Your Fridge For Eggs
If your refrigerator is tight on space, every inch counts. To free up some room, consider getting this storage solution from The Dollar Tree.
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One Of The Worst Inexpensive Tequila Brands Is Probably One You Sip Frequently
If you drink tequila, or you're looking to experiment, then you need to avoid this particular brand of tequila that our taster ranked dead last.
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Why You Probably Shouldn't Reheat Your Coffee In The Microwave
Unfortunately, while the microwave is great for reheating leftover takeout, using it for coffee can actually make it taste worse than before.
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How Long Does Homemade Lasagna Last In The Fridge (And Should You Freeze It)?
Because making lasagna takes time, people often wonder how long leftovers of this delicious baked pasta last in the fridge and if they can freeze it.
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Are Groceries Cheaper At Dollar Tree? Here's What Reddit Thinks
Are groceries really cheaper at Dollar Tree? Discover what Reddit users say about the cost of snacks, canned goods, and other grocery staples.
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No Marinade Needed: Get Ultra Tender Steak With A Simple Brining Method
If you want to ensure that your steak is ultra tender but you don't want to add non-steak flavor the way a marinade does, use this method instead.
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Ree Drummond's 4-Ingredient Corn Casserole Is Simple To Make (As Long As You Avoid This Mistake)
Ree Drummond, aka the Pioneer Woman, makes a mean casserole, and even better when it's only four ingredients. Just make sure you avoid this mistake.
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The Forgotten Pie Your Grandparents Ate In The Mid-1900s
Your grandparents ate some food you might raise an eyebrow at, but, let's be real, some of their desserts were absolutely delicious, like this green pie.
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There's An Affordable Rao's Marinara Dupe (Thanks To Aldi)
If you, like many of us, absolutely love Rao's Marinara, but you want to save a little money without sacrificing flavor, head on down to Aldi.
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The First-Ever Trader Joe's Is A Tiny Retro Wonder On The West Coast
While today there are hundreds of Trader Joe's locations, the beloved specialty store started out with just one central location on the West Coast.
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Our 9 Favorite Hacks For Shopping At Aldi
Grocery shopping at Aldi is a great way to save, and these useful hacks will help you save time and money so you can get the most out of your shop.
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This Once-Popular Thanksgiving Side Dish Belongs In The Past
Throughout the course of our country's history, dishes have come and gone in popularity, but perhaps this one Thanksgiving side-dish belongs in the past.
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Tomahawk Steak Over Charred? Here's What Might Have Gone Wrong
A tomahawk steak, aka a giant gone-in ribeye, is a delicious and luxurious cut, but it runs the risk of over-charring very easily; here's why and how to fix it.
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The Grocery Store Apple Pie You Should Skip
Not all store-bought apple pies are equal, and this retailer's version is particularly disappointing due to its noticeable lack of pie filling.
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You Can Still Visit The French Restaurant That Changed Julia Child's Life
When Julia Child moved to France with her husband on goverment business, she would have no idea that the first French food she ate would change her life.
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The Greasy, Glorious History Of The McDonald's Fry
If you've noticed that McDonald's french fries don't quite taste the same as they used to, that's because there's a real reason why. Here's the history.
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The Case For Avoiding This Trendy Breakfast Item At Restaurants
When push comes to shove, not all breakfast foods are created equal, and while this food trend makes a pretty post on Instagram, what are you really getting?
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What Is An Abscess In A Steak And Is It Safe To Eat The Meat?
You may not want to think about an abscess in your steak, but you absolutely need to be able to identify one because no, you shouldn't eat any infected meat.
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The Easiest Way To Get Creamy, Not Crunchy, Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
Chocolate covered strawberries may seem like a simple dish to make, but the key to success is in the details. This one ingredient can improve your dish ten fold.
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This Chip Company Has A Beloved Fan Base In Pennsylvania (No, It's Not Utz)
Pennsylvania chip lovers have a favorite that's not Utz. Featured as a subplot on "The Office," this brand even lets fans vote on unique flavors.
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Here's The Only Way You Should Be Making Cabbage
If you want to make the best cabbage of your life, with texture like butter and caramelization for days, you absolutely must try this method.
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The One Ingredient That Will Upgrade The Flavor Of Your Homemade Guacamole
If you want to amp up the flavor of your homemade guacamole with some delicious umami, then add this one pantry staple to the next batch you make.
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Sorry Starbucks Fans: I Tried The Holiday Eggnog Latte And Cold Foam, And It's A Mixed Bag
Starbucks has released two eggnog drink variations for the holiday season, and we got the chance to try both of them. Here are our full thoughts.
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What Was The First US Convenience Store Chain?
The first American convenience store chain began in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, Texas, in 1927 — and it used to go by a very different name.
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