Does Costco Actually Profit On Its Rotisserie Chicken?
Does Costco make a profit on their trademark rotisserie chickens? Well, the answer might be more obvious than you think.
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Stories By Nancy Parode
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Millions Of Stanley Mugs Recalled Due To Burn Risks: Is Yours One Of Them?
The popular brand Stanley is making headlines again, this time for a burn risk recall impacting millions of its mugs. Here's how to check if yours is affected.
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Make Your Costco Hot Dog Taste Superior With This Genius Bakery Hack
The Costco hot dog combo is such a fan favorite that you really don't want to mess with perfection, but this clever upgrade intrigues us.
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The Drastic Change Costco Is Making With Its Freshly Baked Muffins
If you're a fan of Costco's freshly baked muffins, you should be aware that a few big changes to recipes, flavors, and packaging are currently rolling out.
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The Ancient Snacks Served At The Roman Colosseum
Those peanuts and hot dogs you grab from a vendor at a sporting event are part of a centuries-old snacking tradition dating back to ancient Rome.
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The Defunct Mexican Restaurant Chain Making A Comeback In 2025
It's amazing how a restaurant so ubiquitous in society can disappear seemingly overnight, only to return many years later.
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The Chinese Delicacy Costco Is Now Selling By The Case
Costco really does have everything, including this Chinese delicacy that has been a favorite for hundreds of years.
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Why The Iconic Red Wax Drip On Maker's Mark Bourbon Bottles Is A Big Deal
Maker's Mark is known for its quality bourbon and unusual spelling. But it's perhaps each bottle's red wax seal that is the distillery's biggest claim to fame.
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A Viral Reddit Thread Is Throwing Shade On The Most Horrific Restaurant Red Flags
Sometimes, you can tell a restaurant isn't going to be any good before you've even ordered any food. This viral Reddit thread highlights red flags.
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The Wardrobe Policy Texas Roadhouse Employees Have To Follow
As part of its formula for success, Texas Roadhouse employees follow a strict wardrobe policy. Here's what they can -- and cannot -- wear on the job.
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The Marketing Lie Lindt Chocolate Just Admitted To Telling
In a motion to dismiss an ongoing class action lawsuit, the chocolate brand Lindt has suggested their claim of "excellence" is merely advertising.
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Why Craft Breweries Use Tall Aluminum Cans For Beer
Over the last couple of years you may have noticed an uptick in craft beers coming in those tall, thin cans. Here's the reasons why.
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The Major Grocery Chain That's Recalling Cheese Over Listeria Risks
A major grocery chain has announced that some of its soft cheeses were possibly exposed to Listeria. Here's what you need to know about the voluntary recall.
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Why It's Best To Stay Away From Store-Bought Bagged Ice
Those prepackaged bags of store-bought ice at the grocery are certainly convenient. But here's why you might want to think twice about buying them.
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Costco Customers' Favorite Holiday Candy Just Reappeared In Stores
This year, the fan-favorite candy from Costco has been spotted earlier than last year - and customers are just as excited to get their hands on it.
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5 Things You Can Make In A Bread Machine That Aren't Bread
Bread machines are great for baking all kinds of bread, of course, but they can also make a bevy of other treats, including bagels, cake, and jam.
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Trader Joe's Recall: Throw Out Your Green Onions In These Affected States
A recall has been issued due to some green onions being contaminated with salmonella. Check to see if the Trader Joe's in your state was impacted.
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The Origin Of Deep Fried Food Traces Back To Ancient Egypt
People have been enjoying deep fried food for several centuries, dating back to ancient Egyptian times. Here's a closer look at deep frying's origin story.
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The Rumored Hollywood Origins Of Monkey Bread
It might be hard to imagine monkey bread as a glamorous dessert, but this pull-apart treat was made famous by a Hollywood actor and served in the White House.
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Why You Should Never Order A Drink With Ice On An Airplane
Taking a cross country flight can be stressful for myriad reasons. You don't want to make the journey worse by ingesting some contaminated water.
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Freddie Mercury's Favorite Cocktail Featured One Specific Vodka Brand
Freddie Mercury loved one particular vodka brand so much he would take cases of it on tour, so that he could always have access to his favorite cocktail.
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You Can Eat At The Last Existing Lunch Wagon At A Historic Michigan Restaurant
We live in a time when you can buy a cooked meal at any time, but it wasn't always that way. Lunch wagons pioneered this, and there's only one left.
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How Slap Ya Mama Cajun Seasoning Got Its Eccentric Name
Slap Ya Mama might sound like an unusual name for Cajun seasoning, but there's an interesting story behind the product, and especially its name.
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What Exactly Is Memphis Style BBQ?
With so many regional styles of barbecue it's hard to keep them all straight. Let's take a deep dive into the delicious BBQ found in Memphis.
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Trader Joe's Says This Is The Reason Its Products Are Never On Sale
Trader Joe's doesn't run sales, accept coupons, or have a loyalty program or membership plan. Here's why it differs from other grocery stores.
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How To Adjust Your Slow Cooker Settings For High Altitudes
Cooking at high altitude can be difficult, with variables like recipe time and temperature requiring some adjustment. This is how it affects your slow cooker.
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Why You Should Be Thrilled To See Paper Towels At A BBQ Restaurant
When it comes to barbecue restaurants, the focus is understandably on the meat, sauces, and sides. But seeing paper towels on the table is a good thing, too.
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