More Than Half Of Shoppers Always Buy This At Dollar Stores
We decided to launch a survey and ask the customers who frequent dollar stores what they find worthy of purchasing. Here's what the results said.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Storing Avocados In The Refrigerator
How you choose to store your avocado will also play a factor in how quickly it ripens. This is why you should think twice before storing them in the fridge.
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The Reason Some People Mistakenly Believe Eggs Are Dairy
If you already had it straight, you might be bewildered at the thought of eggs being considered dairy. However, the reason why they get confused makes sense.
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The Real Difference Between Mole Poblano And Mole Negro
What is the real difference between mole poblano and mole negro? We've broken it down for you as it's more than just the colors in the names.
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Here's How Much Dunkin' Employees Really Make
Dunkin' locations are just about everywhere around the country but do you know how much employees really make? Here's the answer.
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You Can Use This Food To Clean A Rusty Cast Iron Skillet
A rusting cast iron skillet can ruin your favorite pan's seasoning. Luckily, there's a common food that can get the rust out of a cast iron skillet.
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The Best Gin Cocktails For Spring, According To An Expert
Kazuyuki Torii, technical advisor at Japanese distillery Suntory Spirits, tells Mashed that these are the best gin cocktails for spring.
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Here's How To Stop Cherries From Sinking To The Bottom Of Bakes, According To Mary Berry
If you've ever watched The Great British Baking Show, you know Mary Berry has lots of great advice including how to stop cherries from sinking in bakes.
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What Is A Comal And How Do You Use It?
The comal, a pan frequently used for Mexican and Central American cuisine, looks similar to a regular cast iron pan, but there are a few key distinctions.
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The Reason Matsutake Mushrooms Are So Expensive
The reason matsutake mushrooms are so expensive is because of their cultural significance in Japan, combined with a shrinking supply due to loss of habitat.
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This Is The Key Difference Between A Smash And A Julep
The whiskey smash has been likened to a s-mashup between a mint julep and a whiskey sour. Some fans of the whiskey sour might disagree, however.
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The Onion Ring Rating Instagram Account You Never Knew Lorde Secretly Runs
Did you know that Lorde is a singer, songwriter, and onion ring savant? It's true. Her onion rings reviews are too good to pass up.
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The Fruit Myth You Should Stop Believing
With so many delicious choices available, it is hard to believe that a few modern diet trends have soured the once-sweet perception of fruit.
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The Real Reason Kobe Beef Cows Are Sometimes Given Beer
There's a rumor that's been going around that Kobe beef cows are sometimes given beer. Here's the real truth behind it.
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This Artist Makes All The Illustrations For The Great British Baking Show
Tom Hovey has rendered upwards of 3000 illustrations since "The Great British Baking Show" first aired. This includes his work on the show's multiple spin-offs.
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The Difficult Childhood Of Colonel Sanders
Born on a farm near Henryville, Indiana on September 9, 1890, the eldest of three, Harland Sanders had a difficult childhood, beset by hunger and poverty.
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What's Burgoo And What Does It Taste Like?
A burgoo is a stew with close ties to the state of Kentucky. Commonly served at the Kentucky Derby, burgoo combines multiple meats, vegetables, and spices.
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Triple Crown Cocktails You May Not Be Familiar With
Mint Juleps are not your only option for a Triple Crown-themed cocktail. Whether celebrating the Derby, Belmont, or Preakness, there's a drink for every race.
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The One Pastry Buddy Valastro Struggled To Make
After all the work and tears he might have shed himself trying to learn this particular pastry, Buddy Valastro finally had an unusual breakthrough.
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You Should Never Buy A Glass Cutting Board. Here's Why
While you can sort out whether you prefer a wooden or plastic cutting board for yourself, we will help rule out one type for you: glass cutting boards.
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The Big Problem With American Hot Sauce, According To Chrissy Teigen's Mom Pepper
It's safe to say Pepper Teigen knows what she's talking about when it comes to the good stuff. And she has one major qualm when it comes to American hot sauce.
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What Half-And-Half Means In Different Countries
You might not think twice about ordering half-and-half with your coffee while traveling abroad, but some foods in other countries have the same nickname.
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This Is Ina Garten's Favorite Jewish Comfort Food
Jewish food is a staple in Ina Garten's household and over 26 seasons of "Barefoot Contessa" she's cooked many comfort foods like this one.
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Does Alcohol Ever Expire?
Many of us have wondered about the bottle on the shelf that's been sitting untouched for months - is it safe to drink? Here's how alcohol does or doesn't expire
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The Ridiculous Amount Of Beer Nathan's Famous Gave Away To Celebrate The End Of Prohibition
When Prohibition ended in 1933, Nathan Handwerker celebrated giving out this ridiculous amount of beer to supporters of his restaurant Nathan's Famous.
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Queen Elizabeth Eats This Same Breakfast Cereal Every Day
As much as we wish we could hear Queen Elizabeth discussing her favorite breakfast cereal, we'll have to settle for hearing about it from her former chef.
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The Real Reason Your Coffee Maker Might Be Making You Sick
Michael Rubino, president of All American Restoration, explained to Mashed how your coffee maker might actually be making you sick.
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