Costco Vs The MLB: Who Sells More Hot Dogs?
Hot dogs go hand-in-hand with baseball. But they are also an iconic part of Costco's food court menu. In the battle of the dogs, who comes out on top?
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How Do You Tip On A Restaurant Gift Card?
Dining etiquette includes knowing how to leave a tip after a night out, even if you're paying with a gift card. Here's how to avoid any missteps.
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Tips For Better Frozen Drinks: Daiquiris, Margaritas, Lemonade, And More
If you're looking to make your drinks extra icy, and keep them frozen while you enjoy them, store these simple tips in your arsenal. Happy summertime sipping!
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The World's Most Expensive Cheese Comes From An Unexpected Animal
The priciest cheese you'll ever try doesn't come from cow milk, goat milk, or even sheep milk -- and it's only produced at one small nature reserve in Serbia.
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Gordon Ramsay Elevates Tuna Salad With 4 Bougie Ingredients
Tuna salad is great whether dressed up or down, and celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has a cheffy version that relies on four bougie ingredients.
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Homemade Blueberry Cheesecake Pop-Tarts Recipe
These homemade Pop-Tarts take inspiration from blueberry cheesecake, encasing from-scratch fruit jam and cream cheese between a flaky pastry crust.
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There's A Safer Way To Open Canned Foods
There's an alternative way of using a can opener that helps minimize the risk of injury, allowing you to easily open your canned foods without worry.
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5 Easy Ingredient Swaps For Corn Syrup In A Recipe
If you have a recipe that calls for corn syrup, only to find that you're all out, don't despair. There are a handful of easy substitutions you can make.
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Here's How Long Rotisserie Chicken Lasts In The Fridge
Rotisserie chicken is delicious and convenient, but how long does it last in the fridge? We've got the answers so you can safely enjoy your leftovers.
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Cobblers, Crumbles, And Crisps: There's Actually A Difference
It takes an eagle-eyed pro to spot the difference between crumbles and crisps, but all three of these fruit treats are unique. Here's how to tell them apart.
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Make The Swap To Sourdough Cinnamon Rolls And You'll Never Look Back
Make cinnamon rolls with sourdough for a more balanced flavor and deliciously chewy dough. Once you try it, you'll never want to make them the old way again.
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Sparkling Water Is Older Than The United States Of America
Sparkling water is everywhere today, but it's an older beverage than you may realize. And its inventor was encouraged by none other than Benjamin Franklin.
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How To Navigate Your First Trip To A Brazilian Steakhouse
Brazillian steakhouses can be intimidating if you haven't been to one before. We have a guide to help you familiarize yourself with these restaurants.
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How Long Cream Cheese Stays Fresh After Opening
Cream cheese is a great versatile ingredient to have on hand. But if the package has already been opened, you don't have forever to use it.
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How A Water Bath Works To Cook Your Cheesecake
If you are looking to make the absolute best cheesecake, you'll want to utilize a water bath, but before you do, you should know how it works.
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The Reason Trader Joe's Peanut Butter Cups Taste So Good
Many Trader Joe's shoppers appreciate the grocery store chain's private label peanut butter cups, but what makes them so good? Here's what to know.
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US Seafood Chains, Ranked Worst To Best
From fish to crustaceans, seafood restaurants offer vast and delectable offerings. But not all are created equal. Online reviews reveal which earn top marks.
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Spice Vs Seasoning: Is There Really A Difference?
While the terms are often used interchangeably, there's a difference between spices and seasoning. Knowing what sets them apart can level up your cooking.
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Was Costco's Most Expensive Sandwich Worth The High Price Tag?
Costco's food courts once sold a particularly pricey sandwich. Whether this made-to-order offering from the bulk retailer was worth it is up for debate.
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Pick Out The Best Rotisserie Chicken At Costco With These Simple Tips
True fans of Costco know and love the famous rotisserie chicken. Here are some shopping tips to keep in mind to ensure that yours is juicy and freshly roasted.
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What Is Canned Brown Bread And How Do You Eat It?
Canned brown bread is a bit of a New England novelty. Here's a bit of history on it, and how you should eat it for the classic Boston brown bread experience.
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Bobby Flay's 4 Restaurants Explained
Celebrity chefs are no strangers to owning restaurants. Longtime Food Network star Bobby Flay, for instance, has four. Here's what to know about them.
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13 Foods That Can Be Upgraded With A Can Of Soup
Spoiler alert: Almost every savory dish could use a bit of soup to kickstart its umami richness, and even select desserts can benefit from a bit of soup.
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Here's How Often You Actually Need To Replace Spices
Spices in your cabinet may seem like they can last forever, but they do have a shelf life. These are how long both ground spices and whole spices last.
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The Only 3 Oils Mary Berry Keeps In Her Kitchen
Mary Berry is an expert in all things culinary, but she likes to keep her cooking oil stock slimmed down with these three versatile essentials.
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Why Tin Foil Is Safe In The Air Fryer, But Not The Microwave
Air fryers and microwaves may seem similar, but they heat food differently. Because of this, aluminum foil is safe to use in one but not the other.
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Here's What The World's Oldest Pie Tasted Like
The history of pie goes back thousands of years, but early pies weren't much like the ones we eat today. To start, the oldest pies had less-than-edible crust.
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