How To Pick The Best Meat For Pot Roast
Cooking the perfect pot roast is both an art and a science, and it all starts at the butcher counter. Choosing the proper cuts of meat is essential.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Baking Bagels
We've consulted with a baker, a food blogger, and a recipe developer about some of the most common mistakes when creating bagels and how to avoid them.
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We Tried 11 Different Ways To Make Hot Chocolate. Here's How They Ranked
There are so many different ways to make hot chocolate, but which methods work best and which are worth skipping? We tried several to find out.
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The State That Leads The US In Coffee Consumption
Americans take their coffee seriously, but one state loves the drink more than any other. The nation's center of caffeination may not be where you think it is.
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The Best Dollar Tree Hacks For Making Dinners On A Budget
With plenty of frozen foods, pantry staples, and other snacks and groceries, Dollar Tree makes a great option for budget-friendly meal planning.
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What Happened To Little Saints Mocktails After Shark Tank?
Little Saints founder Megan Klein made a splash with her "Shark Tank" pitch but declined a possible deal. Here's how the mocktail maker has fared since then.
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The One Flour Tip For Achieving Bakery-Grade Results At Home
Sometimes, the best way to upgrade cookies and other baked cookies is not to add or swap ingredients but to make a basic component taste better.
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The Premium Kitchen Appliance You'll Regret Buying At Costco
Costco is an attractive place to shop due to the wide range of products it sells, but you might want to avoid buying this appliance there. This is why.
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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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This Is Hands Down The Best Grocery Store Hot Chocolate Mix
After comparing more than a dozen brands of hot chocolate mix, Mashed encountered an absolute winner. Some might liken it to drinking a candy bar.
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These Are The Best Apple Varieties For Making Cider
The types of apples used to make cider can greatly affect its taste. Find out which apple varieties you should choose for the best homemade cider.
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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 Best Craft Beer In Every US State
Say cheers with these standout beers from every state. These brews prove craft beer can be bold and inventive, while still being drinkable and unforgettable.
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The Convenient Vintage Fridge Feature That Needs To Make A Comeback
Brightly colored, retro-inspired fridges are still popular, but a forgotten feature inside the original versions is something people would appreciate today.
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Dollar Tree's Chic Kitchen Storage Solution You'll Wish You Found Sooner
Are you looking for an affordable but fancy-looking container that would add a rustic touch to your kitchen? Dollar Tree sells an item that fits the bill.
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The Vintage Comfort Dish Everyone Used To Make With Leftover Turkey
If you're wondering what to do with all those holiday leftovers, we have a vintage solution. Why not transform that surplus turkey into a classic pasta dish?
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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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18 Vintage Christmas Desserts That Deserve A Spot On Your Table
Christmas is a time for tradition, and it's always a great time to try a nostalgic dish. Try one of these vintage desserts at your next holiday gathering.
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Waiting Until Thanksgiving Day To Start Stuffing? Here's Why That's A Mistake
Stuffing isn't a complicated to make, but it does call for numerous components. This tip for preparing the side dish will simplify your Thanksgiving task list.
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7 Surprising Uses For Old Bay Seasoning You Never Tried Before
Old Bay is known as the ultimate seasoning for seafood. But there are lots of unexpected ways to use it in the kitchen, from breakfast to dessert.
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The Old-School Apple Pie Everyone Was Cooking During WWII
World War II had a profound effect on American civilian life, including the foods that people ate. An apple pie from the era is a reflection of those changes.
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The Dollar Tree Kitchen Find That Will Keep Your Air Fryer Clean
Love your air fryer but hate scrubbing the basket after every use? Dollar Tree has an easy solution to that problem by way of a simple and affordable product.
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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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The Vintage Comfort Meal That's Perfect For Leftover Mashed Potatoes
This old-fashioned meal isn't just a longtime favorite, it's also an easy and effective way to repurpose those mashed potatoes sitting in your fridge.
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We Asked 2 Steakhouse Chefs For The Best Store Bought Steaks. Here's What They Said
If you've found yourself stuck at the meat counter trying to understand the difference between cuts of steak, this advice from steakhouse chefs will guide you.
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America's Test Kitchen Recipes Cost Way More To Create Than You Think
How much money would you shell out to get a recipe idea just right? If you're America's Test Kitchen, you'd spend a small fortune over a lengthy period of time.
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We Tried 12 Different Ways To Cook Scrambled Eggs. Here's How They Ranked
Scrambled eggs can be prepared in numerous different ways, but which yields the best results? We conducted our own taste test, and one was definitely superior.
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