The Easy Yogurt And Biscoff 'Cheesecake' Everyone's Making
If you want to make the easiest cheesecake in your life (and one that's got ample protein to boot), you don't need the oven. You just need two ingredients.
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The Pittsburgh Restaurant That Has Been Making Massive Fried Fish Sandwiches For Over A Century
Tucked away in downtown Pittsburgh, this century-old restaurant has been serving massive fried fish sandwiches that have become a local legend.
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Costco Customers Love These Reusable Bags For Their Adorable Characters
Beyond their utility, what really draws customers to Costco's reusable tote bags is the artwork, which features a cast of playful, adorable characters.
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Why You Should Never Boil Scrambled Eggs
Sure, boiling scrambled eggs is easy because it only requires a pot of water and a quick stir, but we suggest avoiding this method for several reasons.
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What States Can You Get Cocktails To-Go?
Under the 21st Amendment, U.S. states control alcohol distribution and the specific details of consumption, such as the legality of to-go cocktails.
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Swap Chicken With This Hearty Veggie For A Fun Twist On Chicken Parmesan
This hearty veggie may seem like an unexpected stand-in for chicken, but it actually serves as the perfect base for a vegetarian chicken parmesan.
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Transform Basic Ramen By Adding This Italian Sauce
Basic ramen is delicious all by itself, but if you want take it up a notch and totally transform it, then go ahead and add this Italian sauce.
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Boost The Fiber Content In Your Pancakes With This Simple Addition
Pancakes are a solid breakfast choice, but if you want to add in some fiber easily, then just add this simple pantry staple ingredient. Voila!
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Why Aren't Kirkland Products Called Costco Brand?
You might wonder why Kirkland Signature doesn't simply carry the Costco name. With such a recognizable logo, the connection to the retailer is already clear.
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The Retro Kitchen Tool Nobody Really Uses Anymore, But You Might Want To Consider
A popular kitchen tool people stopped using, this utensil once played a prominent role in the 20th-century households due to its unmatched versatility.
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5 Restaurants That Became More Iconic Through Movies
Many of these restaurants, diners, and cafes were already iconic but became even more famous after they were featured in block-busting movies.
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10 Ways To Upgrade Store-Bought Yogurt
Don't limit yourself to eating it straight from the tub! There are plenty of creative ways you can upgrade store-bought yogurt for sweet and savory dishes.
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The Affordable Aldi Salad That Has A Cult Following
Aldi customers can’t get enough of this salad, elevating it to cult status thanks to its symphony of textures and its perfect sweet and savory balance.
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The Boston Pub Where Sam Adams First Served Beer On Tap
Sam Adams is a classic beer, started in the 80s and thriving today. But where did this now iconic lager get its start? To the surprise of none, a pub in Boston.
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Why Costco Bakery Muffins Are Frequently Returned
If you're a fan of Costco's exquisite bakery, you might be shocked to learn that the company's muffins are one of its most frequently returned items.
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Chick-Fil-A's Mascot Evolution From The 1970s To Now
McDonald's has Ronald McDonald, and KFC has Colonel Sanders, but Chick-fil-A's mascot has not only changed designs repeatedly, it has changed species.
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This Retro Super Bowl Dish Will Steal The Party
Want to wow your guests at your Super Bowl party but don't want something generic like wings? Try this retro dish instead; it's easy and delicious.
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We Can Thank A Comic Strip For The Dagwood Sandwich
Have you ever tried a Dagwood sandwich before, piled high with loads of ingredients — and did you know it actually got its name from a comic strip?
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How Jack Daniel's Paved Its Own Path To Claim Tennessee Whiskey
Jack Daniel’s distinguishes itself through iconic square bottles and the contentious 2013 legislation that officially defined Tennessee whiskey.
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This Record-Breaking 2008 Recall Of 143 Million Pounds Of Ground Beef Led To Criminal Charges
The largest meat recall in history was designated as Class II; however, the investigation revealed a harrowing case that led to criminal charges.
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You Can Buy Food In Bulk At Dollar Tree. Here's How
If you just rock up to your local Dollar Tree and try to buy bulk of your favorite foods in-store, you'll be turned away. You need to do this instead.
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10 Unexpected Ways To Use Lemons In Everyday Cooking
You're probably not using lemons to their full capacity in the kitchen. These unexpected ways to cook with lemons will broaden your culinary horizons.
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This Retro German Tavern On Staten Island Has Been Around Since 1855
Opened in 1855, one old-school tavern on Staten Island has long delighted patrons with cold brews and hearty German fare, all served in timeless environs.
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Can You Pay With Cash At Costco?
Once you finally reach the cash register at Costco, no one wants to be a holdup — hence why it is good to know the retailer's payment policy.
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These Are The Only US States Without An Aldi Grocery Store
While Aldi’s footprint grew to over 2,500 stores by 2025, its reach isn't universal. Eleven U.S. states remain entirely without an Aldi presence.
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Fry Your Eggs In This Unexpected Ingredient For A Simple Boost
When frying eggs, the goal is to infuse them with loads of flavor — and cooking them in this unexpected ingredient provides the perfect savory boost.
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Here's How Long Leftover Pot Roast Lasts In The Fridge
Leftover pot roast is a blessing. It's so versatile, you can make any number of dishes with it, so long as you remember to use it before it goes bad.
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