What The Ongoing Whiskey Glut Actually Means For Buyers
The current whiskey glut has been problematic for Scotch and bourbon producers worldwide, but here's how it will affect buyers.
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Stories By Sean Bell
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This Old-School Cast-Iron Meat Tool Was In Kitchens Everywhere (And Now It's Rarely Seen)
Once a kitchen staple, this old-school cast-iron meat tool helped tenderize cuts long before modern gadgets took over, though you can still find some today.
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Meet Watermelon Mash — The Old-School Drink That Starts In A Bucket
Watermelon mash was an old-school drink made in a bucket, using fruit, sugar, and time to create a potent homemade brew that can be recreated today.
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Only One Of The Original Pop-Tart Flavors No Longer Exists
The four original Pop-Tart flavors were a breakfast game-changer when they were introduced in the 1960s. Today, only one of those flavors no longer exists.
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How To Upgrade The Flavor Of Prime Rib By Poking Holes In It
Upgrade prime rib by poking small holes in the meat so the seasoning you use can penetrate deeper, boosting flavor, juiciness, and tenderness.
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The Best Rated Hot Dogs In Illinois Come From A 'No Seats, No Ketchup' Joint
Home to Chicago — the city most-famous for hot dogs — it's no surprise that Illinois has plenty of spoints to get one, but this old-school joint is the best.
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Cook Ribs Party-Style For More Flavor In Less Time
Ribs make great party food, especially when cooked party-style, making them easy to prep and coat with delicious flavor and serve straight from the smoker.
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The Worst Store-Bought Hot Dog Buns Come From A European Brand
According to a Tasting Table ranking, the worst store-bought hot dog buns on the market are the product of a European brand.
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The Old-School Canned Sandwich Spread You Probably Forgot About
Sometimes, food items you regularly ate as a child can seem unfathomable today, but this partly forgotten tinned spread is actually deserving of a comeback.
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Loaded Baked Potatoes Just Got A Casserole Refresh In Just A Few Extra Steps
The basic components of a loaded baked potato can be refreshed and upgraded into a casserole so hearty, you'll never think of it as a side dish again.
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This Garlic Addition Makes Your Burgers Taste Like A Steakhouse's
Inspiration can be taken from steakhouse preparations to elevate your burger patties. One of these is to slather the bun for your burger with this.
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Store-Bought Frosting Can Upgrade Roasted Pork Belly (Seriously)
We bet you never thought to combine pork belly with store-bought frosting, but it makes for a delectable glaze that transforms your meal.
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Don't Toss Those Lemon Rinds — Use Them To Steep Tea For Extra-Bold Flavor
This cool hack for steeping tea may just change your tea-making game forever, offering a flavorful punch. Plus, you can bring a second life to your lemon rind.
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What Americans Can Learn From How The French Eat
In France, enjoying a meal is an a form of art. And there are certain mealtime lessons that Americans could learn from their French counterparts.
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Maker's Mark Is Changing Up Its Iconic Red Wax Seal This Summer
Maker's Mark is sealed with iconic red wax, but read more about why the brand switching up that distinct design for a limited time this summer.
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How US Military Rules Led To McDonald's First Drive-Thru
Many surprising inventions can be attributed to military innovations. Find out how regulations led to McDonald's creating its iconic drive-thru.
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This Bourbon Bottle Label Guarantees Quality Without Question
When shopping for bourbon, you have a lot to pick from — but if you want to be sure your money is well spent, all you need to look for is one label.
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The Best Red Wine Vinegar In Stores Is So Good We Could Nearly Drink It Straight
The difference between a quality red wine vinegar and a not-so quality one can be tasted in everything you use it in, and this one brand is the best.
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Before Buying Peanut Butter, Check This Label To See If It's Actually Healthy
With all the brands available, it can be hard to pick a peanut butter — let alone know which is the healthiest — but all you need is one ingredient.
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The Discontinued Olive Garden Experiment That Turned Leftovers Into A Menu Item
Olive Garden tried to revamp its reputation in 2016 with the release of a few new Italian-inspired dishes. This one didn't stick around for long.
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The Best (And Only) Way To Order A Beer At A Pub In The UK
If you sit down at a table at a British pub and expect a member of staff to take your drink order, you might be surprised by what happens (or doesn't happen).
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Why Homemade BBQ Ribs Never Taste As Good As At Restaurants
Making barbecued ribs at home doesn't usually stack up as well as those you enjoy at a restaurant, but these expert tips will help them turn out better.
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For The Most Flavorful Pork Chops, Add The Fizzy Liquid To Your Marinade
Incorporating the fiery, fizzy joys of this liquid into a pork chop marinade produces maximally flavorful results.
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Don't Make This McDonald's Drive-Thru Mistake, Employees Won't Serve You
Before you visit the McDonald's drive-thru, make sure you know the rules and don't make the one mistake employees say could mean no service.
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The US State Home To What Andrew Zimmern Calls 'One Of The Best Sandwiches I've Ever Eaten In My Life'
For a sandwich that'll satisfy in more ways than one, take Andrew Zimmern's advice and head to this US state for a savory bite that you won't forget.
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Andrew Zimmern Swears The Midwest Was Doing This Food Trend Long Before It Had A Name
If you were dubious about the origins of the food trend that embraces local produce, Andrew Zimmern wants you to know that Midwesterners did it first.
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Just Two Ingredients Turn Frozen Chicken Nuggets Into Easy Italian Comfort Food
Think about pairing your frozen chicken nuggets with mozzarella and marinara sauce for a plateful of mini-chicken parms.
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