The Ultimate Guide To Beer Bottle Sizes
This is your guide to the beer bottle sizes that exist in modern day. It covers the history of the bottles, their uses, and what brands carry the size options.
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The Parchment Paper Hack To Easily Smash Potatoes
Making crispy-edged smashed potatoes? When you're pressing cooked potatoes onto a baking sheet, there's a risk that they'll get stuck.
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Forget Pork — Here's How To Pair Your Steak With Applesauce
If you already the combination of applesauce with pork to cut through its richness, it's time to use the same technique with your next steak dinner.
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President Nixon's Last Meal Before Resigning From Office Was A Light Breakfast Dish
The White House kitchen has the capability to whip up whatever a president desires at any hour. So what did Richard Nixon dine on before resigning?
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15 Of The Absolute Best Chocolate Truffle Fillings You Need To Try
Chocolate truffles are a tasty and decadent treat on their own, but here are 15 fillings you have to try at least once to appreciate their deliciousness.
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Why The Ninja Deluxe Kitchen System At Costco Is A Hard Pass
Our writer combed through countless customer reviews and product details, determining that this kitchen appliance should be avoided at Costco.
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Spicy Pimento Cheese-Stuffed Chicken Sandwich Recipe
A homemade pimento cheese mix levels up this chicken sandwich both as a topping and as a creamy, slightly spicy stuffing for the fried cutlets.
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The Type Of Bread Beginner Bakers Should Try First, According To Paul Hollywood
Paul Hollywood from the "Great British Bake Off" knows a thing or two about bread. Here is the type of bread he suggests new bakers try first.
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You'll Never See These 6 Ingredients On Trader Joe's Shelves
Trader Joe's offers tons of unique products and seasonal treats, but that doesn't mean anything goes. Here are six ingredients you'll never find at TJ's.
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19 Best Items To Buy At A Restaurant Supply Store
Looking to save on grocery prices? Then a restaurant supply store may be the place you should shop. These are some of the best items you can find for sale.
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The Origin Of Gorgonzola Cheese Is Shrouded In Legend
Gorgonzola cheese is stinky and moldy. This is what makes it so delicious, but it also explains why there are so many origin stories for the cheese.
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Swiss Roll Vs Yule Log Cake: What's The Difference?
Swiss rolls and yule logs are both rolled cake desserts, but for all that they have in common, they also have many differences that set them apart.
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8 Nespresso Pods For Those Who Prefer Sweeter Coffee Drinks, Ranked
Nespresso claims to have a coffee brew that everyone will enjoy, so we taste tested its sweeter pods to see which ones might satisfy your sweet tooth.
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Is Starbucks Open On Thanksgiving Day 2024?
Given all the added stress of the holiday, you might need your Starbucks fix on Thanksgiving Day even more than usual. But will your go-to location be open?
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The Costco Food Court Coffee Item That's Simply Too Sweet To Truly Enjoy
While many Costco food court items are a hit, others miss the mark. Next time you visit the wholesaler, here's the too-sweet coffee drink you should skip.
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Fire Up Your Grill To Elevate A Classic Banana Bread
Classic banana bread can sometimes fall short in the texture department even when the taste satisfies. Remedy this by throwing slices on the grill.
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The Elegant Alabama Eatery Run By A Top Chef Winner
If you're looking for relaxed Southern vibes combined with high-quality dishes made with French cooking techniques, head on down to Dalton, Alabama.
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The Japanese Beer Brand We Can't Get Enough Of
Japanese craft beer has really taken off in the last couple of decades. We find this refreshing brew to be the best of the bunch.
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The 3 Types Of Cornmeal You Should Know Before Shopping
Cornmeal is used in many dishes, but if you always pick yellow cornmeal off the grocery-store shelf, now might be the time to try 2 other color varieties.
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Our Least Favorite Instant Soup Is From A Super Popular Brand
We all know the comfort of indulging in a steaming readymade soup, but if you're looking for recommendations, strike this brand right off the list.
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Viamundi Sotol: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Sotol is a Mexican spirit made from a plant in the same family as agave. Learn what sets it apart from tequila and mezcal and how to add it to your home bar.
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What Cut Of Steak Does Sweetgreen Use?
After a successful trial run, Sweetgreen has introduced steak as a protein option across the country. But what cut of beef are they using?
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Why You Should Opt For Oil-Packed When Making Tuna Salad
Tuna canned in water can get the job done in certain circumstances, but using oil-packed tuna ensures a better texture and flavor in tuna salad.
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8 French Toast Sticks, Ranked Worst To Best
French toast sticks can be a tasty and easy breakfast to have on-hand in your freezer. We sampled several popular brands and ranked them from worst to best.
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Why Is Absinthe Also Called Wormwood Liquor?
Sometimes called the green fairy, absinthe is a spirit with a complicated past thanks to its association with one of its components - wormwood.
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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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The Best Strategy To Try Out Lots Of New Beers When Traveling
Beer flights can be quite an experience, but planning ahead of time is imperative for a smooth experience. Here's what you should keep in mind.
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