The Kitchen Appliance That May Make Microwaves Obsolete
Microwave ovens are the go-to kitchen tool for preparing convenience foods and reheating leftovers. However, one versatile appliance may supplant this standby.
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Stories By Erin Wisti
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Why Does Costco's Meat Get Returned So Often?
On the whole, Costco is a reliable source for a variety of high-quality groceries. However, the warehouse chain's meat department has taken a hit recently.
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Should You Wrap Leftovers In Parchment Paper?
Parchment paper is a versatile kitchen staple, but is it suitable for packing leftovers? Read this before you wrap up the food you're saving for later.
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When To Shop For Christmas Dinner To Avoid The Crowds
Shopping for your holiday dinner last minute is not a good idea, but it may be hard to completely escape the Christmas crush. Avoid the crowds with these tips.
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4 Changes Coming To Sam's Club In 2026
The grocery landscape is constantly in flux, so you can expect some big changes to come to Sam's club next year. Here's what you need to know.
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What Does It Mean When Your Steak Turns Purple?
Steak is supposed to be red, right? Then what does it mean when steak turns purple? It can mean a couple of different things. Here's what you need to know.
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Frank Sinatra's Final Meal Was A Comfort Food Classic
Frank Sinatra's death on May 14, 1998, made international headlines. In his final hours, the singer, whose health was failing, ate a small, simple meal.
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These 3 Countries Produce The Most Beef In The World
Beef is a staple protein all around the world, but some countries produce far, far more of it than others. Here are the top three beef-producing countries.
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The Organic Costco Meat Customers Pass On, According To Reviews
When it comes to getting good deals on meat, Costco is an excellent choice. However, members say that you should avoid this organic meat at all costs.
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The Least Busy Time To Eat At Texas Roadhouse
Texas Roadhouse is easily one of the most popular steakhouse chains, and that popularity can lead to long wait times. Here's the least busy time to go.
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What Happened To Pink Panther Flakes?
Several decades ago, Post hoped a product inspired by the Pink Panther would sell like hot cakes. However, you don't see that cool cat on cereal boxes nowadays.
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A Beloved Pennsylvania Beer Is Coming To 2 New States In 2026
Regional beers don't have to remain out of your grasp forever. This Pennsylvania favorite is expanding its reach into two new states for 2026.
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Skip The Slow Cooker, Make Pot Roast Faster With This Appliance
Slow-cooked pot roast and veggies is one of the truly classic winter warmer meals, but time isn't always on our side. That's where this appliance comes in.
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How To Make Sure Your Steak Is Freshly Cut At Texas Roadhouse
It's no secret that Texas Roadhouse cuts most of its steaks in house, but if you are a meat lover who wants the freshest cut possible, we have an insider tip!
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Why Mason Jar Lids Come In 2 Pieces
Those of us who are familiar with mason jars know that they come with a two-piece lid, but what is the reason? The design actually serves an important purpose.
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The Affordable Costco Bowls Giving Major Williams Sonoma Vibes
Williams Sonoma is known for its stylish, high-end kitchenware. These bowls, found at Costco, resemble items that are sold at the much pricier store.
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The British Baked Potato Topping That Puts Sour Cream To Shame
When it comes to baking potatoes, the Brits know what they're doing. This is the go-to topping for spud enthusiasts in the U.K., and one that you should try.
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Yes, You Can Have Texas Roadhouse Rolls On Thanksgiving. Here's How
The rolls at Texas Roadhouse are a big deal. If you want them to be part of your Thanksgiving Day meal, there are a few things you should know.
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The Price Of Grocery Store Chicken In 2000 Vs 2025
Chickens might not fly very high, but the price you pay to get one from the store has soared into the stratosphere in the decades since 2000.
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The Classic 3‑2‑1 Method Frank Sinatra Used For The Ideal Whiskey Pour
Frank Sinatra was particular about his food and beverages and the way they were served. When it came to whiskey, he had a specific way of fixing a drink.
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Slicing Apples The Right Way Is The Key To A Tasty Apple Pie
Apple pie is a classic dessert, but that doesn't mean it's all that easy to make. To get the best result, follow these tips when slicing the fruit.
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This Award-Winning Connecticut Pie Has Dominated 51 National Competitions
There is a pie powerhouse in Connecticut, where a talented baker's creations have racked up a pile of awards and taken a small operation into the big leagues.
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The Dollar Tree Organizer That Will Finally Tame Your Kitchen Junk Drawer
Trying to contain the chaos that can amass in a busy kitchen is tough. Having conveniently containers to organize a junk drawer could really help.
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How To Reheat Apple Pie Without Losing Flavor Or Flaky Crust
Not everyone wants to eat leftover apple pie cold. However, you can't just pop a slice in the microwave and expect magic. Here's what to do instead.
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This Vintage Kitchen Appliance Was A Must-Have In Every 1970s Home
Kitchen gadgets often experience popularity in waves due to addressing consumer needs at particular points in time. In the 1970s, this appliance was everywhere.
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Tired Of Pumpkin Pie? Try This Old-School Pumpkin Dessert Instead
Having the exact same pie every Thanksgiving can get pretty old, and baking it from scratch makes matters worse. Try this crust-less treat instead.
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Can You Safely Microwave Paper Plates?
Paper plates are convenient to have on hand for a quick bite or to feed a crowd, but how do they fare under microwave heat? Here's what you should know.
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