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In the United States, 52 percent of people report taking at least one dietary supplement and collectively they spend $28 billion a year on them. It seems easy — pop a few multivitamins after breakfast and cover yourself for any vitamins or minerals you might be missing out on. But if anything, we should have […]
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Kitchn editors have sipped from countless different glasses. (World’s weirdest humblebrag, right? Don’t feel bad, you probably have, too!) We’ve sipped from Mason jars, pint glasses, teeny tiny juice glasses, giant tumblers, the list goes on. It’s a boring list, we know. We’re just trying to paint a picture for you, so that when we say CB2’s Marta Coolers are our favorite everyday drinking glasses of all time, you know that we’ve done the research to back it up.
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You’re about to get a history lesson that involves doughnuts, and here’s your first chance at extra credit: If you can think of a more appealing-sounding genre of history lesson, please let me know in the comments below.
Jumping right in with a challenge for the class: Name a cinematic depiction of a bumbling cop that doesn’t involve a dozen half-eaten doughnuts for comic relief. Although the plot device might seem a little stale, the reason why the cliché exists in the first place actually makes perfect sense.
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Here at Kitchn, we like to think that your plate is just as important as the food you’re serving on it. You want the plate to look good so that your food looks good, right? (The people on Instagram tend to agree with us, too). While you can certainly spend a small fortune buying handmade pieces from potters in far-off remote workshops, you can also get some legit good deals on Wayfair — especially if you shop now during the site’s Home Essentials sale.
The site is currently offering up to 70 percent off on a bunch of pieces for your home. Feeling inspired by all the great dinnerware, we decided to round up 10 super-cute (and super-on-sale!) options.
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Ring the alarm! There is a lemon shortage in the United States — just in time for peak lemonade season (of course). While this timing is devastating on so many levels, I am primarily upset because I just learned this ingenious stand mixer lemon-juicing hack. Looks like I’ll have to stock up on Country Time mix instead.
If you are unwilling to trade in a bag of lemons for a carton of sugar, fructose, citric acid, and yellow 5 lake, be ready to shell out the big bucks for the real deal.
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Target is currently running deals on dorm room essentials for as much as 25 percent off – but you don’t have to be stocking up on shower caddies and Bob Marley posters to take advantage of the best deal. Keurig’s newest addition to the coffee pod family, the K-Mini single-serve coffee maker, is currently just $60, marked down from $80.
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Everyone has a different idea of healthy. Some of us eat almost everything but just keep an eye on calorie intake. When sticking to a calorie budget, lunch can be a struggle. You don’t want to break the budget, but also want a lunch that won’t leave you hangry an hour after lunchtime.
That’s why our 10 easy ideas for 400-calorie lunches are packed with protein and fiber, so they’ll keep you full while coming in at (for us small ladies, anyway!) a smart calorie level. Wanna see all these super-quick and smart ideas?
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When it comes to housekeeping, few people know the ropes as well as Durk Johnson. In addition to serving as the Executive Director of Vacation Rental Housekeeping Professionals (VRHP) — a national organization that specializes in housekeeping principles and procedures — he has more than 15 years of experience in cleaning luxury rentals around the world.
Recently, Johnson shared his simple but fail-safe approach to quick and quality housekeeping, and it all boils down to one straightforward step.
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Bite-sized tomatoes are one of my favorite summer treats — especially when I pick them right off my cherry tomato plants. They’re the perfect size for skewers, salads, and roasting.
But what about the similar-looking grape tomatoes? Are they the same thing?
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Grocery stores don’t exactly have the best reputation when it comes to yummy, interesting cheeses. There’s the deli counter and the dairy aisle, and if you’re lucky, a cooler filled with a few bricks of “special” cheddar.
So when it comes time to assemble the finest cheese board your book club has ever seen, you probably think that your best bet is to head to the closest specialty store, where you have to shell out the big bucks for their finest cheese. To that, we say think again! We asked a few cheese experts, who definitely know their way around the block, to give us their grocery store cheese recommendations. You might be surprised at their picks!
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