Do Garden Seeds Ever Expire?
Gardening is a peaceful hobby that gives back with lovely flowers and delicious food. If you've got a stash of seeds, you may want to know if they expire.
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Elvis Presley's Favorite Tennessee Restaurant Refused To Shut Down So He Could Dine Like A King
Singer Elvis Presley may have been the King of Rock 'n' Roll, but his favorite Memphis barbecue restaurant wasn't about to shut its doors just for him.
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Vermouth Fans Need To Try This Classic Cocktail In Reverse
If you're a fan of vermouth, a fortified wine mixed with various herbs and spices, you need to try the reverse Manhattan cocktail — it's right up your alley.
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A Japanese Twist On A Classic Southern Summer Cocktail
The mint julep is a classic Southern cocktail perfect for summer, but one easy ingredient swap can completely transform it to introduce new flavors.
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The Oldest Peanut Butter Brand In America Is Still Around Today
Peanut butter's earliest form goes back to the ancient Inca, but in America, the oldest brand dates to 1908, and it's still going strong today.
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The Old-School Cereal Mascot That Still Haunts Our Dreams
In the '50s, Post unveiled a cereal mascot that did less to inspire big sales with kids and more to do with haunting people's nightmares.
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The Smartest Thing You Can Do Before Buying Bourbon You're Unfamiliar With
Variety is the spice of life, but when you're purchasing a new bourbon, you can wind up spending a lot on something you don't like. Here's how to avoid that.
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The Devastating Fate Of McDonald's Floating Restaurant, The McBarge
McDonald's has its fair share of interesting restaurants, but few are as fascinating, or as devastating, as McDonald's' legendary floating McBarge.
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This Is The Oldest Brand Of Rye Whiskey You Can Buy In The US
The United States has been making whiskey pretty much since its inception, but only this rye whiskey brand can claim that it's the oldest in the country.
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The Wine That Pairs Perfectly With Peanut Butter And Jelly Sandwiches
Just because the PB&J sandwich is a humble feast doesn't mean you can't enjoy it with a glass of wine. We tapped an expert to find the best bottle for the job.
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Thomas Keller's Favorite Sandwich Is A Beautiful Mashup Of 3 Classics
Leave it to Michelin-starred chef Thomas Keller to create a decadent snack that takes inspiration from a trio of sandwiches. Here's how he does it.
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The Ingredient Addition That Creates The Dynamic 50/50 Margarita
Bartenders love to experiment and they often tinker with classic cocktails. If you've never heard of a 50/50 margarita, here's what you should know.
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A Classic Bologna Sandwich Pairs Best With This Classic Cocktail
Bologna sandwiches might have a reputation as a very basic dish, but you can elevate it as a meal by combining it with this delicious cocktail.
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The Best Selling Cocktail In The World Is A Dark And Brooding Classic
Of all the cocktails in the world, this one is the most commonly sold. Here's what to know about this strong and simply put together tipple.
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Which Is The Stronger Drink: Mead Or Beer?
Whether you're searching for stiffer drinks to tackle or you want to avoid overindulging, it helps to know which drink is stronger between mead and beer.
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How This Old-School Canned Food Brand Lost Its Battle To Chef Boyardee
In a classic war of nostalgic canned food brands, Chef Boyardee won out over a brand that was once a favorite of families in the 1950s.
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This Is The Kitchen Renovation That Will Hurt Your Wallet The Most
If you're saving up to remodel your kitchen, you'll need to give special thought to the most expensive part, which can make up a huge portion of the total cost.
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Chicken On A Stick Is The Star At This Mississippi Gas Station
One particular Mississippi gas station boasts a snack beloved by college students and locals alike: nothing more than fried chicken on a stick.
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We Almost Can't Believe This Vintage Dessert Even Existed
Mixing together strange ingredients that often contrast, vintage desserts were typically worlds away from what we consider delicious, or even edible, today.
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This Defunct Vintage Fast Food Chain Had One Of The Most Horrifying Mascots We've Ever Seen
A fast food restaurant's mascot should create a lasting impression. This might have worked too well in the case of a creepy mascot that outlived its chain.
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What's The Big Deal About Additive-Free Tequila?
If you enjoy tequila, it's important to know what "additive-free" means and how to find a bottle so you can enjoy your favorite drink responsibly.
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How Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ Sauce Cooked Up Its Legendary Name
Sweet Baby Ray's has become an iconic part of American barbecue history, and the brand had its memorable name before it had even become a brand.
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How Long Is Opened Bourbon Good For?
If you're a bourbon fan, chances are you have a few open bottles. Here's how long the spirit stays tasting its best for after opening, and how to best store it.
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Why Bourbon Is Often Double Distilled
Bourbon is a uniquely American product, but it shares whiskey-making techniques with similar liquors. This includes double distillation, and for good reason.
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The Fast Food Restaurant That Got Its Start In An Antique Shop
This sandwich shop founded in Chicago in the 1970s was originally operated out of an antique shop. Here's how it got its name and its big break.
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The Citrus-Spice Tequila Chaser You Need To Swap Your Lime And Salt For
Move over, lime and salt. It's time for a different type of citrus to shine alongside your tequila, especially when paired with this one spice.
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How To Pair Tequila And Steak
While you might be used to pairing red wine and steak, here's what an expert has to say about enjoying your prized grilled and seared beef cuts with tequila.
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