The US State That Serves The Cheapest Pint Of Guinness
Guinness has gotten more expensive, but if you're looking to get the most bang for your buck on a pint of the stuff, here's the state you'll need to go to.
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What Happens If You Put A Bottle Of Wine In The Freezer?
While it is possible to freeze wine for slushies and other treats, there are a few things you should know first. We break down the science.
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The 12 Greatest Controversies On The Great British Baking Show
From technical mishaps and behind-the-scenes drama to juicy conflicts and cultural insensitivities, these GBBS controversies take the cake.
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8 Aldi Snack Cakes Compared To Their Name Brand Counterparts
See which treats delivered the best flavor, texture, and value for your money when we taste-tested Aldi snack cakes to go head-to-head with name brand dupes.
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Why This Vintage Dish That Ruled Restaurants In The '70s Fell Out Of Popularity
This French fine dining dish used to be ultra trendy in the U.S. While it's still available at certain restaurants, it's fallen out of favor. Here's why.
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What To Eat At The Pioneer Woman Mercantile, Ree Drummond's Destination Restaurant
Have you wanted to try food featured on The Pioneer Woman show? You can try some of Ree Drummond's classic dishes at The Deli in the Pioneer Woman Mercantile.
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5 Traditional Italian Dishes People Enjoyed During The Renaissance
The Renaissance was an incredible time in history, especially for the foods being eaten in Italy. Here are some of the tastiest dishes they were chowing on.
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10 Tips And Hacks For Ordering At Chili's Everyone Should Know
From secret blends to smart ordering tips, these hacks will help you get more flavor, better value, and even free items at your local Chili’s Grill and Bar.
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Do You Remember Guy Fieri's Cooking Show That Only Lasted 6 Episodes?
Guy Fieri's most famous show has been running for two decades, but he hosted a few other series along the way. This one seems to be the shortest.
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Here's The Best Time To Stop Eating Before Bed For Better Sleep And Health
Eating too soon before bed can lead to health risks, including messing with your natural sleep cycle. This is when you should close the fridge and lie down.
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One Of The Highest Protein Fruits You Can Eat Is Also A Fiber Powerhouse
This sweet fruit is packed with protein, fiber, and plenty of other nutrients. Here's what to know about its nutritional value and how to enjoy it.
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15 Ethiopian Foods Everyone Should Try At Least Once
Rich spices, slow cooking, and shared meals help define Ethiopian cuisine. These must-try dishes showcase its bold flavors and centuries-old traditions.
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You Can Eat Raw Shrimp, But It's Not Advised. Here's Why
Raw shrimp is the cornerstone of several dishes, but it's still not an advisable protein to chow down on. Here's what you should know.
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6 2-Ingredient Appetizers For Hosting Made Quick And Simple
If you're in an era of effortless elegance and short grocery lists, especially when hosting, try these simple appetizers that only require two ingredients.
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In-N-Out Once Took Another Burger Chain To Court For Copying Its Menu — And The Restaurant Still Exists
In-N-Out was once copied so directly by a fast food chain that many of the two restaurants' offerings were almost identical, so a lawsuit ensued.
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Why Aldi Cashiers Sit Down At The Registers
Aldi is known for its unique offerings, special finds, and efficient shopping experience. But did you know that there's a reason cashiers sit down to scan?
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8 Tips For Making Next-Level Chilaquiles
Master chilaquiles with expert tips on choosing the right tortillas, pan size, and sauce balance for a bold, authentic, restaurant-quality dish at home.
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Martha Stewart's Favorite Olive Oil Is Pricey, But Shoppers Say It's Worth It
This high-priced bottle of olive oil is the only one Martha Stewart says she uses. Here's what you need to know about whether or not it's worth buying.
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Giada De Laurentiis Always Grabs This Italian Food First Thing After Arriving In Italy
Giada De Laurentiis has roots in Italy. Whenever she flies into the country (which inevitably means Rome), this iconic snack is the very first thing she eats.
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Who Owns Wawa As Of 2026?
Wawa is an independently owned chain, which means it's not publicly traded, nor is it franchised. Wawa remains within the family it was originally founded by.
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What Flavor Is Coca-Cola Actually?
Coca-Cola may be a refreshingly sweet, carbonated drink but can you identify the flavors? The actual recipe remains a secret but here's what we know.
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What You Should Know Before Eating Soft Or Wrinkly Potatoes
Potatoes are a kitchen staple, but eating them past their prime can pose risks. Chowhound talked to an expert about what to watch for.
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Meet The Massive Bakery Behind Little Debbie Snacks (And Other Brands Too)
Little Debbie has been owned by the same family for decades, and the company has majorly expanded (and picked up more brands) as its success has grown.
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The Long-Standing History Of The Jolly Green Giant Mascot
Some food mascots are born only to quietly fade away a few years later. The Jolly Green Giant, however, has maintained star power for so long.
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What Happens When Your Range Hood Doesn't Vent Outside (And Why It Matters)
Range hoods are integral to the health and safety of your home. To illustrate the point, here's exactly what happens if your hood doesn't vent outside.
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The Fascinating Tale Of How Missouri Got Its Own Version Of Bourbon Legalized
Though bourbon is known to mostly come from Kentucky (and some from Tennessee), Missouri has now entered the whiskey game, officially and legally.
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13 Common Fish You'll Always See On Sushi Menus
When you dine out at a sushi restaurant, there are certain types of fish you're going to see on the menu, no matter what. These are the most common.
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