What's Really Behind The Wave Of Grocery Store Closures
2025 hasn't been a great year for grocery stores, and 2026 isn't looking any better -- this is what's behind the wave of grocery store closures.
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Stories By Deepak N
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For Shortcut Apple Fritters At Home, Use Store-Bought Pancake Mix
Using a store-bought pancake mix to make apple fritters at home is right up there with the best kitchen shortcuts.
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The Kitchen Remodel Details That Can Make The Space Noisier Than You'd Expect
When remodelling your kitchen, there are many things to consider, but don't forget to factor in noise-levels when purchasing certain items for your new space.
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Making Grilled Cheese In The Air Fryer? Don't Skip This Simple Step
When the craving strikes, grilled cheeses always hit the spot. If making them in the air fryer, however, you need to keep this one important step in mind.
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This Seafood Restaurant Has Been A Houston (And Galveston) Staple For Over 100 Years
Keeping a restaurant successful for year after year requires more than just excellent food, but this Houston haunt offers an exceptional menu, too.
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Why Your Homemade Burritos Never Taste Like Chipotle's (Hint: It's The Tortilla)
Crafting burritos that rival Chipotle's is about rethinking how you prep and handle your tortillas. Here's where made-from-scratch burritos fall short.
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Why It's Such A Big Mistake To Cover Prime Rib While It Cooks
Of the many dos and don'ts to remember when cooking prime rib, always remember this one chef-approved tip to achieve a juicy, yet crisp result.
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This Simple Step Makes Pancakes Taste Totally Diner-Worthy
If your pancakes leave something to be desired, read this. There's a very basic thing you can do to make your batter fluffier and result in perfect pancakes.
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This Chain's Store-Bought Frozen Sliders Easily Take The Crown For Best
This fast casual chain is known for their appetizers, so we were delighted to learn that the frozen version tastes nearly identical to the original.
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The Best Type Of Pan To Use On A Gas Cooktop
With many different types of pans, it can be overwhelming for home cooks to choose the right one. Lucky for you, this guide boils it down to one answer.
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The Beloved Buffet Chain That Couldn't Survive The Pandemic
The buffet industry was hard-hit by the pandemic, with many family-favorites having to close their doors permanently. This casualty was a big loss to many.
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Emeril Lagasse's Favorite, Low-Effort Family Meal Is One You Can Throw Together Too
When it comes to preparing simple and delicious meals that your family will love, listen to pros like Emeril Lagasse and whip up this comforting recipe.
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The Big-Box Hardware Chain You Should Avoid When Shopping For Countertops
Shopping at hardware chains seems like the best option when buying countertops. However, that couldn't be further from the truth, and here's why.
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Why Winemakers Aren't Feeling Divine About The 2025 Harvest Season
The world of wine is rapidly changing thanks to the many pressures and challenges the industry is currently facing. Learn about the 2025 harvest.
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This Award-Winning BBQ Restaurant Defied The Odds After Bankruptcy
After a successful year on the festival circuit in 2019, an award winning BBQ restaurant opened in 2020 -- just in time for COVID-19 to hit.
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Why Anthony Bourdain Said To Avoid Ordering Well-Done Meat At Restaurants
Anthony Bourdain was famous for his opinions, many of which are still relevant -- but none is as unforgettable as his take on ordering your steak well-done.
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This Old-School Gold Rush–themed Steakhouse Chain Went Bankrupt Twice — Only 10 Locations Remain
One popular steakhouse used to be a bigger name in the restaurant game, but after two bankruptcies, less than a dozen locations remain.
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We Asked A Bartender How To Spruce Up A Basic Old Fashioned For Under $5
Revamping a classic cocktail like the Old Fashioned doesn't need to be complicated. All it takes is one ingredient swap to bring flavor to the next level.
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Can Fridge Magnets Really Raise Your Energy Bill?
We're all looking for ways to reduce our energy bills. Before you go pulling your favorite magnets off your fridge, find out if it will even make a difference.
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The Chain Restaurant Serving The Best Ribeye Steak Is Also The Top Steakhouse To Dine At
We reckon that there's one steakhouse chain that you should head to for a really top-notch dry-aged ribeye as well as a generally upscale dining experience.
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The Cheap Way To Add Flavor To Your Barbecued Meats And Veggies
There's a cheap, simple way to add flavor to your barbecued meats and veggies, one that doesn't involve spending on wood chips.
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This Popular American Salt Isn't As Common Outside The US
Some U.S. citizens who live abroad lament not being able to source kosher salt easily, so we look into why this very American staple isn't found elsewhere.
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This Jamie Oliver Air-Fryer Method Guarantees Crispy Pork Crackling
Achieving shatteringly crisp pork crackling in the air-fryer isn't hard to do — that is, if you follow Jamie Oliver's two-step technique.
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The Old-School Trend We Wish Fast Food Chains Would Bring Back
Trends come and go in the fast food industry, but there are always those that diners wish had never left. This one was a staple of the '90s that should return.
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Avoid Watery Eyes After Cutting Onions With This Unexpected Step
Cutting onions is guaranteed to have you shed a few tears. However, there is a hack that will keep the waterworks at bay.
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Before Ordering From Walmart's Bakery, You Should Know This About Its Cakes
If things seem too good to be true, they probably are. Hence, why you should be weary of the beautiful, budget-friendly cakes displayed at Walmart.
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Gordon Ramsay Says The Key To A Great Knife Is All In The Handle
Gordon Ramsay knows a thing or two about knives -- but, in his opinion, the key to a great one is more about the handle than the blade itself.
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