The First-Ever Ice Cream Cone Was Made Longer Ago Than You Probably Thought
As soon as ice cream became more available, its fans started thinking of even tastier ways to eat it. When was the crispy cone we know and love invented?
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Stories By Courtney Iseman
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Repurpose These Common Kitchen Items Into Charming DIY Bird Feeders
A fun project you can do outdoors that will upgrade all your future outside time is to DIY a repurposed bird feeder.
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Mosaic Backsplashes: How To Make This Evolving Trend Work In Your Kitchen
Mosaic backsplashes might not be as popular as they once were, but that doesn't mean that they should be avoided altogether. Here's how to make it work.
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Make Your Summer Party Cleanup A Breeze With This Organization Tip
Just one hack, a crucial one, can significantly soften the transition from party fun to post-hosting relaxing.
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The Best Way To Caramelize Sugar Is Worth The Extra Time
When thinking about the best ways to make caramel at home, there are two options: wet and dry. We asked an expert which one is best.
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The Simple Way To Give Mules A Bright, Fruity Twist For Summer Sipping
Who doesn't want to spend all summer sipping delicious cocktails our of a chilled, copper mug? Here are some variations on the mule cocktail to try.
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Keep Your Cooler In This Part Of The Car For Safe 4th Of July Picnic Transport
Not sure where to stash your cooler before you head out for that Fourth of July picnic? Whatever you do, don't store it in the trunk.
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Martha Stewart's Favorite Summer Cocktail Is Absolutely Perfect For 4th Of July
Looking for the right cocktail for your Fourth of July celebration? Don't sleep on this suggestion from Martha Stewart herself.
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Why Ceramic-Tiled Countertops Can Cause Nothing But Headaches In The Long Run
Ceramic tiles may look stylish, but that may not always be the case. This look comes with troubles of its own that may warrant avoiding it entirely.
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The Vintage Kitchen Utensils That Are Worth Picking Up Secondhand
Another kitchen category you should absolutely peruse vintage shops for? Kitchen utensils -- a specific kind of kitchen utensils.
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Joanna Gaines Often Picks Up This Store-Bought Dinner Party Essential
Joanna Gaines is here to save the day with a brilliant store-bought dinner-party gem that will leave your guests impressed.
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The First Thing You Should Do With A Vintage Cutting Board
Vintage cutting boards might raise the question of what exactly you should do immediately after buying one, considering their wooden construction.
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The Best Ways To Store Cheese Danish For Maximum Freshness
From the time you pull a batch of cheese Danish out of the oven, the clock is ticking on their freshness. Here's the best way to store them.
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Don't Throw Away That Pie Tin If You Have A Bird Feeder
Before you toss the foil pie tin that was housing your sweet treat, try repurposing it for your home garden — specifically to keep certain pests at bay.
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The Rule Everyone Should Follow Before Installing Kitchen Pendant Lighting
Remodeling a kitchen can be overwhelming. With so many factors to consider, it's easy to get bogged down. This tip will help you figure out lighting.
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Geoffrey Zakarian's Favorite Beers To Serve At Summer BBQs
A well-stocked cooler is essential to a successful cookout. Geoffrey Zakarian has some suggestions for the best beers to enjoy this summer.
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The Forgotten Chain Restaurant Jimmy Buffet Owned That Was Inspired By Another Of His Hit Songs
The music of Jimmy Buffet is more than just catchy, it inspires an entire lifestyle. While Margaritaville is still thriving, this chain has vanished.
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The Most Collectible Brand Of Vintage Dishware If You're Hunting For Jadeite
This dishware's signature milky green color makes it stand out on shelves, but here's what to look for to ensure that you're buying the best vintage jadeite.
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Here's How Diet Coke Got Its Name
One of the fascinating facts you may not know about Coca-Cola is that Diet Coke's name was one of the trickiest parts of the invention process.
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This Underrated Brand's Grape Juice Is Our Absolute Favorite. Here's Why
We ranked the most prevalent grape juice brands worst to best. Our number-one pick surprised us, as it was one of the least known brands.
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This Old-School Boston Soda Is A True New England Staple
It was a national favorite, but has long since been largely forgotten, except in New England. That's where it remains a beloved regional treasure.
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The Cheap Trick To Protect Your Kitchen Cabinets For The Long Haul
Kitchen cabinets are pricey, so whether you've just updated them or don't want to have to for a while, it's worth considering how to protect them.
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The 5 Best Ways To Drink Chocolate Whiskey (Besides Sipping It Straight)
Chocolate-flavored whiskey might not be quite as versatile as standard whiskey, but it can still work wonders in plenty of delicious cocktails.
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The Staple Spice That Helps Your Garden Grow Into Something Magical
If your garden has been looking a little lackluster lately, try adding a little spice. This common pantry staple can do wonders for your plants. Here's how.
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The Most Popular Kitchen Appliance Brand In The US Is Likely Sitting On Your Countertop
There are too many different kitchen appliance brands out there to be familiar with them all, but there's one that we bet you know well and might already own.
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The Old-School Beer Trick That Starts With Fire And Ends In Caramel Foam
Thanks to a centuries-old German tradition, you can sip warm, toasty beer with pastry-like aromas unlocked and captured in a lush, velvety foam.
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This Is What Candy Corn Is Supposed To Taste Like
Candy corn is among the world's most decisive foods. Those who like it, love it. Those who don't, loathe it. Here's what the candy tastes like.
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