The Easy Way To Tame Spicy Jalapeños Without Ruining Their Flavor
If you want to appreciate the flavor of a jalapeño, sometimes it helps to remove some of the heat. Luckily, there's a simple hack that makes it easy to do.
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Not Metal Or Aluminum: Why You Should Be Baking With This Type Of Pan Instead
Skip metal and glassware — this pan is the smarter choice for better results when you bake, and it could totally change how you cook at home.
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Martha Stewart's Chef Prep Tip To Boost Chicken Crispiness
Executing homestyle recipes with chef-level precision is one of Martha Stewart's specialties. She gets super crispy skin on her roast chicken by doing this.
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The 11 Best Restaurants In Texas Featured On Diners, Drive-Ins And Dives
Guy Fieri has visited many restaurants across Texas that offer some of the state's best eats, from barbecue and empanadas to corned beef hash and jerk chicken.
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Taylor Swift Wowed The Kelce Family With These Homemade Baked Goods
A singer like Taylor Swift might win most people over with her voice alone. However, she impressed the Kelce family with a loaf of goodness and tasty pastries.
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The Best Items New To Sam's Club In February 2026
Sam's Club is a popular wholesale club, and it stays popular by constantly adding new, exciting items worth trying. In February 2026, these are the best.
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'Fold In The Cheese:' What Did Catherine O'Hara Actually Mean In That Schitt's Creek Episode?
As we remember actress Catherine O'Hara, we also acknowledge that her "Schitt's Creek" character wasn't the only one who had no clue how to "fold in" cheese.
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Maine's Oldest Restaurant Started In A Humble Little Train Car
One of the oldest restaurants in Maine is an old-school diner with classic dishes that you can enjoy while sitting in a trendy, retro train car.
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13 Years Ago Food Network Dropped Paula Deen: Here's What She's Been Doing Quietly Since
Paula Deen's rise to fame was only eclipsed by her shambolic fall from grace. That was over a decade ago — and the former TV chef is hardly hiding in shame.
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Why Your Favorite General Mills Cereals May Be Harder To Find In 2026
General Mills is synonymous with breakfast cereal. Yet, some of the brand's products may become hard to find this year. Will your favorite be affected?
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16 Celebrities Who Don't Drink Alcohol
From actors to musicians, these celebrities have pursued alcohol-free lives and shared their insights into addiction, sobriety, and wellbeing.
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What Actually Happens To Returned Aldi Items?
Aldi happily takes returns and gives refunds, but what happens after that is a story most shoppers never hear. Here's what really happens behind the scenes.
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The Common Kitchen Item Anthony Bourdain Said Home Cooks Waste Money On
A matching set of this kitchen staple might look great on your counter — but Anthony Bourdain said that it's usually just money down the drain.
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How Costco Has Changed Since The '80s
Costco has become a beloved grocery destination, but the chain has changed a lot since the 1980s. Here's the biggest differences between Costco now and then.
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How To Avoid Accidentally Turning Lasagna Into A Battery (Yes, That's Possible)
Nobody wants their dinner turning into a science experiment. Discover how the pan you use can react with acidic ingredients to create a lasagna battery.
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This Bread Swap Turns Grilled Cheese Into A Sweet Treat
There are tons of clever ways to upgrade the classic grilled cheese sandwich, but an ostensibly unusual bread swap instantly transforms it into a sweet treat.
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Why Is There A Plastic Baby In King Cake?
You've just bitten into a slice of King Cake at Mardi Gras and found a tiny plastic baby inside! Here's the long and ancient tradition behind the unique find.
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Svedka's Super Bowl Ad Debut Descends Into An AI Hellscape
Forget the uncanny valley. This Svedka ad looks like what would happen if Skynet and a marketing exec had creepy mechanical kids and taught them to drink vodka.
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Over 100 Years Ago This Chain Changed Grocery Shopping Forever
It's easy to take the convenience of modern grocery shopping for granted. We have one innovative supermarket to thank for making the process so much easier.
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US Cranberry Production Is Dominated By One State
Freezing temps are no match for cranberry crops, which flourish in this northern U.S. state that produces about 65% of the country's supply.
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The Affordable Item Used In Martha Stewart's Household For A Cleaner Pantry
If your pantry is in desperate need of a spring clean, Martha Stewart has a genius tip you can use to minimize mess by utilizing this unlikely kitchen staple.
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Before Kentucky This State Led In Bourbon Production
Kentucky is known for producing most of the world's bourbon, but before prohibition, this state was the top bourbon producer in the U.S. (It's not Tennessee).
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The Bengali Restaurant That Blew Guy Fieri Away On Diners, Drive-Ins And Dives
After so many years of hitting the road for "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives," Guy Fieri still manages to find places that wow him, like this modern Bengali eatery.
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Aldi Staples You Need For Your Super Bowl Party In 2026
The only thing more contentious than a Super Bowl team rivalry is the food, but you can keep your crowd in check with these Aldi meals and snacks.
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The Name Brand Rumored To Be Behind Walmart's Great Value Pancake Mixes
What's so great about the value of Walmart's pancake mix? It's purportedly made by a company known for high-quality breakfast and baking products.
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Martha Stewart's Sweet Soup Upgrade Is A Loving Nod To Her Mom
Martha Stewart didn't spontaneously learn how to cook. Her mother taught her more than a few things, including how to add a touch of sweetness to soup.
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Copycat Cheesecake Factory Shrimp Scampi Recipe
With Parmesan-coated shrimp in a creamy roasted-garlicky sauce over angel hair, our copycat Cheesecake Factory shrimp scampi might be better than the original.
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