Why Did McDonald's Stop Selling Salads?
McDonald's took salads off the menu during the pandemic, and many fans are still missing the salads to this day. So why were they discontinued?
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How To Make Sure Your Eggnog Is Kid-Friendly This Holiday Season
You may think that any eggnog recipe that lacks alcohol is kid-friendly, but there's another safety concern when it comes to the traditional recipe.
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What To Know Before Refreezing Thawed Steak
You may have long believed that it's bad to refreeze thawed steak, but there's a method to doing it safely. Find out how to avoid quality issues.
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Why Uncovering Your Ham While Baking Is A Huge Mistake
If you're planning to bake a beautiful ham in the near future, make sure you sidestep a major issue by covering it during roasting.
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The Practical Way To Use Your Grease From Cooked Ground Beef
Stop throwing away your beef grease. We'll show you exactly how to store and cook with this incredibly rich flavor carrier.
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How To Store Nespresso Pods To Make Them Last Longer
If you swear by your daily Nespresso coffee, you'll want to ensure the pods are as fresh as can be. Here are the best way to store them for optimal freshness.
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The Worst Cutting Board Materials Will Ruin Your Kitchen Knives
Cutting boards are a must have in every kitchen, but not every material has the same results. Find out which will damage your knives and what to use instead.
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How Often Do Most Grocery Stores Restock Food?
Empty grocery store shelves make it tricky to plan your shopping and get what you need. Find out how often they restock food to time your trips right.
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Can You Freeze Cooked Fish?
Whether you've baked too much salmon or seared one too many tuna steaks, you can store leftover fish in the freezer for future meals. Here's what to know.
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Should You Be Cleaning Your Sheet Pans With Dryer Sheets?
A viral hack for cleaning grimy sheet pans with dryer sheets has been circulating the internet for several years. Here's why you should avoid trying it.
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What Do The Numbers On Your Nespresso Pods Really Mean?
Nespresso pods come in many flavors, and each type has its own intensity level. Here's how to interpret those numbers and pick the best pod for your tastes.
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Are Radish Greens Edible?
If you've ever seen whole bunches of radishes, you may have wondered whether the vegetable's green tops are worth paying attention to. Here's what to know.
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Contrary To What You Heard, Immersion Blenders Are Not For Coffee Beans
One of the less-viable hacks to come out of TikTok is the use of an immersion blender for grinding coffee, but this is a bad idea on all fronts.
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Rocky Mountain Oysters Are Different From Any Seafood You've Ever Tried
Rocky Mountain oysters sound like an exclusive kind of seafood, but they don't come from the ocean, and they definitely aren't exclusive to the Rocky Mountains.
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The Largest Grocery Store Chain In The US Leads By A Long Shot
There are thousands of grocery stores across America, but the biggest one by far controls a massive market share, often at the expense of local grocers.
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Is It Safe To Use Cast Iron On Glass Top Stoves?
Is it safe to use heavy cast-iron cookware on a glass cooktop? It is if you follow some key tips to avoid damage and keep your stovetop looking fantastic.
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Is Deli Meat Safe To Eat While Pregnant?
There are many do's and don'ts when it comes to eating while pregnant. Turns out, deli meat is one such risky food. Here's why, and how to make it safer.
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Give Your Stove A Rest And Make Caramelized Onions In Your Slow Cooker
Cooking caramelized onions can be a pain, but a slow cooker can make the process easier. Here's how to use this countertop appliance to prepare them in bulk.
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Give Canned Baked Beans A Smokier Flavor On Your Grill
Canned baked beans take on a whole new taste when you add a hint of smokiness to them. Here's how to amp up those beans with or without a grill.
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The Myths And Truths Behind The Horse Meat Scandal That Haunted Burger King
In 2013, Burger King found itself tied to a scandal around horse meat. Here are the myths and truths behind the incident that has haunted the fast food chain.
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What Makes Pickling Salt Unique?
It might not be a surprise to hear that pickling salt is a key part of the pickling process. But what makes it different? Can you pickle with table salt?
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Is It Safe To Cook Frozen Chicken Without Thawing It?
It's time for dinner, and you forgot to take the chicken out of the freezer! Is it safe for you to cook your chicken without thawing it? Here's what to know.
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Do Defrosting Trays Really Help Thaw Your Steaks Faster?
You may have seen people on TikTok boasting about how a defrosting tray can thaw meat out in a jiffy, but do they work as well as advertized?
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The Genius Way To Check When It's The Best Time To Visit The Grocery Store
Don't waste time showing up at the grocery store when it's packed to the brim with people. Instead, beat the crowds with this handy online feature.
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Why Do People Line Up Outside At Costco Before It Opens?
While Costco is popular, it might surprise you that people often line up outside of the warehouses before they open. There are a few reasons for this.
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The Mistake You're Probably Making When Slicing Spam For Sandwiches
Making the perfect Spam sandwich takes a bit of finesse. If you cut the meat too thick or thin, you risk getting less out of its unique flavor and texture.
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What Part Of The Pig Is Used For Ham?
Ham is a popular alternative for holiday meals that don't want to utilize turkey, but it's far from a full pig. So what part of the pig does ham come from?
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