A Hot Dog Charcuterie Board Is The Fun Addition Your Next Cookout Needs
Move over, classic charcuterie boards, there's a new meat in town. Hot dog boards are taking over the summer, and here's how to make yours the best around.
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The Best Low-Alcohol-Content Beer Options For A Sober-Curious Lifestyle
The sober-curious lifestyle embraces clarity of mind, but that doesn't mean you can't have any alcohol. In fact, there are some excellent low-alcohol beers.
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11 Store-Bought Chocolate Peanut Butter Ice Creams, Ranked
Chocolate and peanut butter is a timeless combination, especially in ice cream form. We sampled some popular brands to rank them from worst to best.
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TikTok's High-Protein Bone Broth Hot Chocolate Only Calls For 5 Ingredients
Make your hot chocolate protein-rich and even more delicious with a TikTok hack utilizing bone broth, which sounds a bit wild on the surface but totally works.
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This Vintage Cucumber-Flavored Ice Cream From The 1800s Is Honestly Pretty Intriguing
Vegetable flavored ice cream is not something you expect to see, even at the height of summer. However, this vintage cucumber ice cream has caught our eye.
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The Classic Iowa Steak Dish You've Probably Never Heard Of
There are many classic steak dishes to love, from steak Diane to steak au poivre, but you've probably never heard of this popular Iowa steak dish.
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You Only Need 3 Ingredients To Make A Flavor-Packed Falafel Sandwich
Flavorful, crispy falafel can carry a sandwich, which is why you only need these two other ingredients to make a memorable lunchtime creation.
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The 15 Most Underrated Wine Regions Around The World, According To Experts
Many popular wine regions can get a bit crowded. Take a look at our list of the most underrated wine regions that produce great wines in beautiful settings.
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What Has More Protein, A Hot Dog Or A Hamburger?
Can't choose between the hot dog and the hamburger at the summer cookout? No worries, since you should only be grilling the one offering far more protein!
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The State That Produces The Most Food In The US Might Surprise You
The United States of America is home to a lot of farmland, but the top food producer in the country is one state that you probably wouldn't expect.
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A Steak Cake Is The Ultimate Way To Celebrate The Carnivore In Your Life
Celebrating a meat lover's birthday or another special occasion? Skip the traditional steak dinner and assemble a steak cake instead. Here's how to make one.
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Where To Find The Only Airport Restaurant In The World With A Michelin Star
You might imagine that airport food and Michelin stars are mutually exclusive, but one restaurant has managed to do the seemingly impossible.
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Level Up Any Lemon-Flavored Cake With One Boozy Ingredient
Adding some liqueur is an easy way to upgrade your baked goods. Lemon cake is delicious on its own, but one ingredient can amplify the lemon flavor even more.
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What To Do If You Want Treats From Costco's Bakery But Can't Leave The House
Costco has some of the best desserts at the most reasonable prices of any store, and if you have a hankering, there's a way to get them without leaving home.
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The Affordable, Underrated Cut Of Steak That's Ideal For The Grill
If you're looking to grill up some seriously great beef on a budget, this is the cut you want to choose, according to an expert. Here's what to know.
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The Absolute Best Tool For Opening Vintage Wine
The corks in decades-old bottles of wine can break down over time and become brittle. Instead of reaching for a corkscrew, try this handy tool.
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Put Your Leftover Indian Food In A Breakfast Burrito And Thank Us Later
If you find yourself with a surplus of Indian food, don't just reheat it in the microwave. Toss it inside a burrito for an unforgettable morning meal.
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This Footlong Cookie Sandwich Hack Will Make Your Inner Child Scream
Use Subway's footlong chocolate chip cookies to create a cool, customizable, crave-inducing treat that's perfect for sharing with a friend on a hot summer day.
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This Secret LA Speakeasy Offers A Unique Cocktail Omakase Experience — And Now, It's In NY
Omakase experiences are usually tied to a course of sushi. Not so with this LA-based speakeasy, now open in NYC, that serves a unique cocktail-based omakase.
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The Seasonings You Need To Recreate Buc-Ee's BBQ Brisket
Buc-ee's brisket is renowned, not just for being good gas station food, but for being good food period. Here are the seasonings you need to recreate it.
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You Can Make This Creamy Old-School Pie With A Pouch Of Kool Aid
Did you know that you can turn a packet of Kool Aid into an unforgettable no-bake dessert? Here's how to make this vintage and delicious pie.
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How To Turn Store-Bought Hummus Into The Perfect 'Loaded' Appetizer In Under 10 Minutes
If you have leftover hummus that's about to expire, it's the perfect opportunity to spruce it up for a crowd. Here's how to make a loaded hummus appetizer.
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The 11 Best Bakeware Brands, Ranked
Not all bakeware brands offer the same quality and durability. Here are 11 of the best brands we ranked for bakers of all levels according to these factors.
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Martha Stewart's Hair Dryer Hack For Removing Stickers From Kitchenware
Removing stickers and their residue from the bottoms of pots, pans, and dishes can be a real pain. Luckily, Martha Stewart has a helpful and easy trick.
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The Subtle Difference Between A Paper Plane Drink And A Broken Plane Drink
Paper planes (not the ones you throw) and broken planes (none of those either) share more similarities than just names, but the differences can be subtle.
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Why Dark Baking Chocolate Usually Costs More Than Milk Chocolate
Chocolate baked goods are excellent desserts. But you usually need dark baking chocolate, which is often more costly than milk chocolate. Here's why.
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Why Ree Drummond Swapped Her Kitchen Island's Stainless Steel Countertops For A Bougier Alternative
In her latest remodel, Ree Drummond, aka the Pioneer Woman, swapped out her classic stainless steel kitchen island for one made of marble.
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This Old-School Savory Pie Is Seriously Underrated For An Easy Weeknight Meal
If you're looking for a quick and easy meal for dinner tonight, consider trying this recipe from the 1950s. Here's how to make this old-school pie.
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Here's Exactly How You Should Recycle Your Pizza Boxes (Even The Greasy Ones)
Wondering whether your greasy pizza box can be recycled or not? Before you trash the entire thing, learn how you can safely recycle it instead.
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Store-Bought Fry Sauce Gets A Major Flavor Boost With This Unexpected Condiment And Spice Duo
Fry sauce is a prefect accompaniment to French fries and many other dishes, but you can up the ante with this accouterment by adding these ingredients.
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We Can See Why No One Makes This Vintage Meatloaf Anymore
If you're perusing vintage recipes for new inspiration, we'd advise you to stay far away from this vintage meatloaf recipe that uses gelatin.
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