The Worst Food At Golden Corral Buffets Should Be A Crowd Pleaser
Sound the alarm. You could be looking at the downfall of two backbone staples of Golden Corral's buffet tables.
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Stories By Eibhlis Gale-Coleman
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The Cake Pop Drink Hack You Should Never Ask A Starbucks Barista To Make
It's only natural to be attracted to the wacky menu hacks TikTok stars share, but no barista should ever be asked to make this monstrosity.
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What Is The Difference Between Ninja Thirsti And Thirsti Max?
There once was a time when it was impossible to make your own carbonated beverages, but now it's commonplace. But which machine works best?
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Why You May Want To Avoid The Quesadillas At Chili's
Unfortunately, according to Chili's customers, the chain could be missing the mark far too frequently with its quesadillas.
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What Does Cutting On A Bias Mean?
Are you still confused about what cutting on a bias actually means? Don't worry, it's a lot simpler than you might think.
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Avoid The Chipotle Guacamole Upcharge With This Shared Burrito Bowl Order
You don't have to decide between inclusions; just buddy up. With a savvy shared order, it's easy to shirk Chipotle's upcharge policy.
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The Right Amount Of Fat To Look For When Buying Lamb
A certain amount of fat on cuts of lamb is important for maximizing flavor, but how much is too much and how little is too little? We asked an expert.
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The Absolute Best Variety Of Eggplant For Baking
Cooked right, eggplants will yield tasty, creamy textured results. We checked in with an eggplant-cooking expert for tips on the best ones to use for baking.
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The Popular Grocery Chain With The Worst Condensed Milk
Which large grocery chain sells the worst condensed milk that you should be avoiding? Believe it or not, it's a popular choice.
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Should You Actually Avoid Standing In Front Of A Running Microwave?
Have you ever been told to keep away from a running microwave oven? If you've wondered if there's any truth to that warning, we have some answers.
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We've Finally Found The Worst Bottled Water Brand
One might assume that all bottled waters taste the same, but there are so many factors to consider. Here's a brand you want to avoid.
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The Absolute Best Mead Brand Contains A World Of Flavor
Mead is one of the world's most ancient alcoholic beverages and it's making a comeback. We recommend getting to know the drink with this brand.
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What Types Of Fish Are Used At Long John Silver's?
Everybody knows that if you're looking for a quick fish and chips, Long John Silver's is your best fast food option. But what type of fish is it?
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The Discontinued Kirkland Beer Costco Customers Deem The Worst 'In The World'
Fans of Costco have come to trust the Kirkland brand over the years. And while Kirkland has many hits, this discontinued brew was a big miss.
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The Trader Joe's Marinated Meat That Won't Wow Your Taste Buds
While store-bought marinated meats can save a lot of time and effort in the kitchen, you'd be best avoiding this particular not-so-great pack at Trader Joe's.
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The Simple Salt Trick To Stop Oil Splatter In The Kitchen
As much as we love frying food at home, we do not enjoy grease getting all over. Thankfully, we found this very clever trick to prevent splatters.
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How To Drink A Margarita On A Plane Using In-Flight Ingredients
A classic frozen margarita cocktail recipe might be a little bit of a push. However, it is possible to create a basic adaptation of the drink.
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The Exact Temperature Nespresso Coffee Is Brewed At (And Why)
When the entire brewing process is done inside of a Nespresso machine, one wonders what is happening, including what temperature it brews at.
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Ponzu Vs Yuzu Sauce: The Difference Explained
Ponzu sauce and yuzu sauce are two Japanese condiments that look different but overlap in ingredients and taste. Here's exactly how they differ.
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The Absolute Best Beers To Pair With Chocolate, According To A Master Cicerone
Chocolate and beer are a match made in heaven. As long as you choose the right beer pairing, that is. We consulted an expert for his choices.
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Who Actually Owns Coors Beer?
These days there are so many conglomerates within the beer industry that it's difficult to know who actually owns which brand. Here's who owns Coors.
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The Absolute Best Type Of Red Wine To Chill
Chilling red wine may seem like an absolute no-no, but according to an expert, there are certain types of reds that taste best when chilled.
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The Ingredient That Adds A Punch Of Caffeine To Dunkin' Energy Drinks
A sip of Dunkin' Energy is enough to have anyone bouncing off the ceiling. But have you ever wondered why? The secret is this plant ingredient.
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The Best Way To Season Chicken Vs Beef Empanadas
Empanadas are not only delicious, they're also fun to make. We asked an expert for some seasoning tips for both chicken and beef empanadas.
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The Easy Way To Make Hibachi-Style Chicken At Home
According to a private chef and food writer, having the right equipment means a lot when cooking hibachi-style chicken at home. Here are the reasons why.
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Here's Why You Don't Have To Peel Turnips Before You Roast Them
Peeling vegetables is often the least fun part of preparing a meal. But is it necessary, particularly when working with root veggies like turnips?
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An Expert's Advice On Finding Your New Favorite Rosé Bottle
The wine market has become absolutely flooded with rosé in recent years, here are some tips to help you sort through them and pick the right bottle.
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