The Best Insulated Water Bottle To Drink From Is Surprisingly Not A Stanley
By now, you probably know that Stanley tumblers are all the rage. But according to our ranking, the best insulated water bottle to drink from isn't a Stanley.
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Stories By Molly Harris
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The Only Fast Food Chain Where You Can Order Cheesecake Factory Cheesecake
One fast food chain offers slices from the Cheesecake Factory and even bolsters an exclusive chocolatey flavor that's unavailable elsewhere.
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The Butter Options You Didn't Know You Were Missing At Texas Roadhouse
According to a former employee, Texas Roadhouse offers more butter options than its honey cinnamon butter. Find out what else is available.
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The Nifty Website That Lets You In On Costco's Bargains Early
Entering a Costco has an unquantifiable element of chance. You never know what kinds of deals or which items you can expect from one visit to the next.
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Avoid A Greasy Air Fryer Cake By Steering Clear Of One Mistake
You'l want to avoid using cooking spray to ensure the cake turns out as light and fluffy as a traditionally baked cake and your appliance remains intact.
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Here's How Long Your Leftover Cranberry Sauce Will Last In The Freezer
If you find yourself with a surplus of sweet and tart cranberry sauce this holiday season, here's how to freeze it so it lasts as long as possible.
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The Toothpick Trick That Ensures Tall And Flaky Homemade Biscuits
The ideal biscuit is golden, flaky, and perfectly risen. However, slumping is an issue that happens far too often. Toothpicks help counter that.
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The Reason Many Restaurants Serve Triple-Filtered Water
Move aside, bottled water. It's time for triple-filtered tap water to shine, and there's a good explanation why restaurants are adopting this filtration method.
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The Kitchen Tools You Need To Make Eating Whole Lobster Easier
When preparing whole lobster at home, you don't need to go out and buy any specialized tools, but you do need to choose the right implements for the job.
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A Sheet Pan Is The Easiest Way To Cook A Full Breakfast All At Once
While a full English breakfast baked on a sheet pan is one way to go, you can customize your breakfast items for a single-tray bake any day of the week.
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Garlic Toast Is The Absolute Best Way To Elevate Your Classic Egg Salad Sandwich
Classic sandwich bread isn't doing your egg salad any favors. Instead, elevate the flavor and texture of your egg salad sandwich by using garlic toast.
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Don't Panic If Your Dish Is Too Spicy, Just Add A Touch Of Dairy
Too much heat can really ruin a meal as the spice overwhelms all other flavors. Luckily, a little bit of dairy can temper a fiery dish.
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The Absolute Best Pan For Making Rolled Ice Cream
Rolled ice cream is an excellent treat, though preparing it can be a bit challenging. Alleviate that stress by using the appropriate pan for best results!
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Yes, You Can Smoke Ice Cream. Here's How
If you're craving a smokey flavor, but you have a sweet tooth, combine your two loves with an umami recipe that's easier to pull off than you might think.
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The Unique Matcha Pistachio Drink Sold Exclusively At Starbucks Japan
Starbucks locations in Japan are offering a unique iced pistachio matcha latte with white mocha syrup. Act fast if you live in Japan - these dry up in July.
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This Costco Hack Turns The Food Court Ice Cream Into A Cookie Surprise
To mix things up, try combining Costco's soft-serve ice cream with other sweets - such as its chocolate chip cookies - on the food court menu.
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What 'Estate' Means When It's Printed On A Wine Label
Getting to know all of the wine world's terminology can take some time. The word "estate" comes up in a few different ways, here's what it means.
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Why You Should Be Using Rigatoni To Build The Perfect Pasta Pie
A perfect pasta pie needs to do maintain its shape and burst with flavor. If you build your pie with rigatoni you will not be disappointed.
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What Makes Nespresso's Nº20 Coffee Pods Unique?
Distinct amongst Nespresso's expansive line of coffee pods is the Nº20, but what makes it so unique? It comes down to much more than flavor alone.
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How To Drink Straight Vodka Like A True Connoisseur
There's a time and place for throwing back vodka shots, but if you're trying to experience vodka like a true connoisseur, these elements will keep you busy.
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The Shaping Tip To Prevent Your Homemade Bagels From Wrinkling
Just like pitching a baseball or shooting hoops like a pro, shaping bagels is all in the wrist ... and the palm of your hand. Here's what to do.
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The Water Used When Making Tea Matters More Than You Might Think
There's an often overlooked component to brewing tea that can drastically impact your cup's flavor profile - the water you're boiling in your kettle.
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Make Bear Claws Savory With A Unique Twist On A Classic Sandwich
Bear claws are a uniquely delectable treat, but you can upgrade them with imbued savoriness. The best part is that bear claws are endlessly customizable!
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Garlic Oil Is The Bold Way To Infuse Your Favorite Dishes With More Flavor
Just about any dish that you would incorporate olive oil into can benefit from the upgrade of garlic oil. Whether homemade or store-bought, it's an easy swap.
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Can You Freeze Sourdough Bread For Later?
Have you ever found yourself with more sourdough than you can use before it spoils? Are you wondering if you can freeze it and still retain the quality?
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Your Toaster Is The Key To Effortlessly Cutting Store-Bought Pitas
Say goodbye to frustrating pita-opening sessions, and try our toaster tip so that you'll avoid frilly-edged, ripped, or cracked pitas for evermore.
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Having The Right Tools Can Make Or Break Your Cheese Board
When you are setting up a cheese board for guests, there are a number of things to keep in mind and one thing to keep in mind is choosing the right tools.
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