• Why Everyone's Talking About Costco's Bubble Fruit

    Costco is carrying a super unique new product that combines a regular fruit cup with something unexpected. The latest item to grace the shelves of the beloved big-box retailer is actually a new take on classic lunchtime fruit cups.

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  • Why The Latest Viral Cake Trend Has The Internet Unglued

    The lying cake trend started with a video of cakes made by the Turkish bakery Red Rose Cake & Tuba Gecki̇l shared by Tasty on Twitter that shows someone cutting into objects ranging from the odd (a bar of soap, a plant, a Croc) to the downright unappetizing (a roll of toilet paper).

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  • The Big Mistake You're Making With Your Fruit Crumble

    Crumbles are one of the easiest desserts to make. Done right, they're also among the most delicious. Beginning bakers beware, there are several pitfalls that can ruin your crumble. Here's one way to help guarantee a crispy topping.

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  • This Garlic Bread Hack Changes Everything

    You basically feel like you're going to pass out from the heavenly aroma. Sounds perfect, right? Well, it was, until, according to NDTV Food, a home cook took to Twitter with his hack for using chicken Kiev to make possibly the best garlic bread ever.

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  • Sam's Club Just Announced A Big Safety Change For Members

    Costco may have gotten plenty of flack from members when it decided to require shoppers to wear a mask to visit the store, but the company now appears to have been way ahead of the game, as Sam's Club prepares to require all its shoppers to wear face coverings starting Monday, July 20.

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  • The Untold Truth Of PDQ

    Between Chick-fil-A, KFC, and Popeye's, we didn't think America had room for yet yet another fowl-themed fast food restaurant, yet here we are. But far from underwhelming our jaded palates, PDQ has so managed to make their variations on the theme of fried chicken tenders fresh and exciting.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Heart Attack Grill

    Yes, the Heart Attack Grill really is as unhealthy as they claim and yes, people have collapsed while gorging themselves on grease-bomb burgers. Brilliant marketing, a message about the dangers of obesity, or shameless exploitation? You decide. This is the untold truth of Heart Attack Grill.

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  • The Real Reason So Many Americans Have Stopped Buying TV Dinners

    In 2012, the frozen meal industry was worth nearly $9 billion and it's products could be found in 99 percent of all American households, according to The Atlantic. That might be shocking to hear, as merely two years later, Nestlé considered getting rid of their frozen meal branch.

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  • Chef Breaks Down The Worst Way To Cook A Steak

    Luckily, there are all kinds of tips and tricks to help you make the most of your meat, as well as a long list of warnings as to what cooking mistakes you should make sure to avoid. In order to help with the latter, we spoke with a chef who specializes in all things beef.

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  • You've Been Eating Tomatoes Wrong This Whole Time

    Tomatoes are both a fruit and a member of the nightshade family, along with tomatillos, bell peppers, and eggplants (via Healthline). What you may not know is that unlike many fruits and vegetables, which can lose nutrient value as they're cooked, tomatoes are actually the opposite.

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  • This No-Splatter Bacon Hack Changes Everything

    Bacon and all of its salty, buttery, crunchy, and greasy goodness is a breakfast food favorite in many households. There's nothing like waking up to the smell of it wafting from room to room. However, it also makes a big mess when you cook it on the stovetop. How can you get around this?

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  • There's Going To Be A Lot Less Canned Tuna. Here's Why

    For as little as $1 for a 5-ounce can, tuna is one of the cheapest proteins on the market today, and the combined effect of an economic slowdown and shelter-in-place orders have given the pantry staple a boost. However, the supply of canned tuna might be on the downswing here soon.

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  • Hot Dogs You Should And Shouldn't Buy

    There's something quintessentially American about hot dogs. At best, they're a staple of long, lazy summer days and at worst, they're suspicious tubes of mystery meat in a casing you probably don't want to ask too many questions about. These are the hot dogs you shouldn't pick up this summer.

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  • Here's The Trick To Making A Perfect Pad Thai At Home

    Pad thai is a comfort food for many people, a hangover cure for others, and a common order from those think that other menu items on the menu at a Thai restaurant would be too spicy for them to handle. Once you master the tricks and build your pantry, it's also possible to make at home.

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  • This Is The Best Time Of The Day To Drink Coffee

    While unscientific experts on alcohol have concluded the best time to start drinking is either "beer thirty," or "it's noon somewhere," real scientists have come up with meaningful answers to the question: "When is the best time of day to drink coffee?" Use science to justify your coffee habit.

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  • Low-Fat Yogurt Isn't As Healthy As You Think. Here's Why

    Modern grocery aisles have been known to carry more than 300 varieties of yogurt in America, according to Eater, making choosing a yogurt difficult for many consumers. Some of the yogurt styles currently available include low-fat, whole milk, plain, Greek, coconut, frozen, and Icelandic.

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  • The Truth About Nick Jonas' Tequila

    Now, Jonas' latest venture has us feeling kind of cool as we sip it. Jonas, along with fashion designer John Varvartos, and Arturo, AKA the "godfather of tequila," who runs Stoli Group's Fabrica de Tequilas Finos distillery in Jalisco, Mexico, teamed up last year to create a suite of tequilas.

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