How Many In-House Brands Does Aldi Have?
If you shop at Aldi, you know that this grocery store keeps its costs low by carrying in-house brands. But do you really know how many brands there are at Aldi?
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What We Can Expect From Ina Garten's 2024 Memoir
Ina Garten's long-awaited memoir is finally set for release this coming fall. Garten made a subtle announcement, sneaking the news into her Instagram bio.
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What Are Disco Fries? The New Jersey Delicacy, Explained
New Jersey prides itself on its prominent diner scene. But if you've never been to NJ, you might be unaware of the heavenly diner staple known as disco fries.
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The Secret To Japan's 7-Eleven Egg Salad Sandwiches
Japanese 7-Eleven's are on a different level, including its hallowed egg sandwich. However, the key ingredient in this sought-after meal may surprise you.
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The History Of Betting On Gatorade Colors At The Super Bowl
After an American football team wins an important game, it's customary for the players to dump a cooler of Gatorade over their coach's head in celebration.
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The Scientific Reason Bacon Tastes Good With Everything
Bacon is wildly popular - not only at brunch but even in cocktails and desserts. Did you know there's a scientific reason why it's so delicious in everything?
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Paczki Donuts Are Like If Krispy Kreme Used Vodka
Paczki seem like typical jelly donuts -plump and round with icing or a dusting of powdered sugar on top, but they are truly in a class of their own.
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Strawberry Hacks You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
Strawberries are one of the most popular fruits around, so naturally, there are countless tips for preparing, storing, and eating them - and these are the best.
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The Country That Produces The Most Cocoa In The World
Chocolate is a treat loved by many. But did you know that the people living in the world's top cocoa-producing country hardly ever eat the fruit of their labor?
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Why California-Style Pizza Doesn't Have A Signature Crust
We all know California is known for its creativity and health-conscious diet, so it's no surprise that its pizza has a creative flair. But what about its crust?
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What Bavette Steak Is Called In US Grocery Stores
Bavette steak - a long, flat, and tender cut that is great for grilling and marinating - is most often called flap steak in the United States.
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Why The FDA Once Ruled Out White Chocolate As Real Chocolate
The FDA originally defined white chocolate as "white confectionary coating" or simply "confectionary coating" because it's missing one particular ingredient.
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How Long Store-Bought Chicken Broth Lasts, Open Or Sealed
When sealed, your chicken broth can last up to two years, depending. However, once you've opened the broth, it will only last for a few more days in the fridge.
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The Lesser Known Type Of Chicago-Style Pizza
Chicago's tavern-style pizza features a very thin, crispy circular crust - almost like matzah - and is cut into small rectangles or squares, not slices.
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One Mistake To Resist When Pairing Wine With Salmon
Just as salmon takes on an array of flavors in cooking, it can just as well be paired with an array of wines, including reds. Yes, even reds.
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Is All Mexican-American Food Tex Mex?
Tex-Mex doesn't tell the whole story of Mexican-American food. Mexican-Americans have impacted cuisine throughout the entire United States, not just in Texas.
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The Only Difference Between Pork Rinds And Chicharrones
Pork rinds and chicharrones are crispy, salty, and tasty. Although these two low-carb snacks are very similar, there's one distinct difference between them.
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Waffles Are Deeply Ingrained In American History
Waffles have a long history stretching back thousands of years. But, these golden treats quickly became an American favorite. So, here's how that happened.
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The Historic Reason Ground Beef Is Sometimes Called Hamburger
It's understandable that ground beef is also called hamburger meat. But, despite sharing a common history there are some marked differences separating the two.
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Canned Foods That Were Popular 50 Years Ago But No One Eats Anymore
Nothing stays in style forever, and canned foods are no different. But the pantry staples of years past might surprise you, from cheeseburgers to whole chicken.
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French Tacos Are The Street Food That Satisfies Any Fast Food Craving
The French tacos (yes, they're always written as a plural) is a fast food lover's delight: A tortilla stuffed with various combos of meat, cheese, and sauces.
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Baking Soda Can Remove Labels From Glassware Without A Trace
Reusing a glass jar is a great idea. But no one loves to furiously scratch off those sticky labels. If your label isn't budging, try using baking soda.
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Everything You Need To Know About Sprouted Potatoes
Potatoes have a long shelf life, but eventually they sprout. What should you do with them then? We've got answers to all your questions about sprouted spuds.
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Here's What To Do If You Break A Dish At A Dinner Party
Whether you're hosting or attending a dinner party knowing the unspoken etiquette is important. So, here's what to do if you break a plate at a dinner party.
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Is It Actually Safe To Make Ice Cream Out Of Snow?
Snow cream is a unique take on ice cream that's made from freshly fallen snow mixed with sugar, vanilla extract, and some type of dairy. But is it safe to eat?
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The Difference Between American And British Pudding
In the U.S., when we say pudding, we're referring to something sweet and custard-based, but for Brits, pudding can refer to a range of dishes and courses.
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The Little Known History Behind Valentine's Day Conversation Hearts
Valentine's Day is approaching, and nothing's more iconic than those little candy hearts. But where did they come from? And why weren't they on shelves in 2020?
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