This recipe comes together in 5 minutes thanks to store-bought rotisserie chicken, store-bought barbecue sauce, and frozen tots.
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That's what store-bought lubes are for — and even if you produce a lot of natural lubrication, using store-bought lube can still make sex feel better.
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This gorgeous potato tart is made with store-bought puff pastry — and this feta-and-herb beauty with store-bought phyllo — so they're both a cinch to put together.
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OHIO MAN FINDS BLACK WIDOW SPIDER CRAWLING IN STORE-BOUGHT BROCCOLI This isn&apost the first time a venomous crawler has been spotted inside a bag of store-bought produce.
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Can you use store bought lime juice from a bottle?
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"But nope, she's just rocking that store-bought stuff right there."
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Just because something is store-bought doesn't make it any better.
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The thrift store bought the unit, then Allen bought the stuff.
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What's a secret for sprucing up a lackluster store-bought sauce?
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After all, the same old store-bought costumes get so tired.
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The key to saving time is to use store-bought doughnuts.
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If you have zero interest, dried store-bought spaghetti will do.
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But hey: Use the store-bought kind if you really must.
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More from Voraciously: Who makes the best store-bought hummus around?
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"It's a different flavor" from the store-bought stuff, he says.
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Lee: Handmade boots are quite different than a store-bought boot.
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That's 20,000 times smaller than the average store-bought cookie house!
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It's store-bought, unlike much of the furniture that surrounds it.
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She experimented with store-bought molds but quickly exhausted their capacities.
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They have like no patience for dry, you know, store-bought yeast.
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Thank you, Giada, for revolutionizing the way we use store-bought sauce.
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"Store-bought salad dressing can be secretly full of sugar," she says.
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And always inspect any store-bought or home-canned food containers closely.
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Total cost: about $3 versus $70 for a fancy store-bought version.
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The equivalent amount of store-bought peanut butter would cost about $2.
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Among the store-bought meals, more than half were labeled as organic.
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I'm expecting it to taste way better than my store-bought ham.
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I'm not going to throw flags if you even use store-bought.
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A happy medium can be found in store-bought cold brew concentrates.
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Cook: Here's a quick chicken and dumplings, made with store-bought gnocchi.
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Would the difference be negligible enough to justify my store-bought lunches?
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This recipe features a major store-bought find: ready-to-use dessert crepes.
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A lot of them just go for some cookie-cut store bought shit.
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I always keep a jar of store-bought minced garlic in my fridge.
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"Store-bought is fine," she remarks as she flips on the food processor.
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Why buy store bought cat food when you can just make your own?
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Watch as they transform everyday materials and store-bought items into fantastic costumes!
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Before: Fries, burgers, chicken nuggets, pasta — mostly store-bought food or fast food.
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The gleaners sat in a classroom, drinking coffee and eating store-bought grapes.
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Tortillas, they're homemade, you can taste the difference from store-bought, flour tortillas.
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Store-bought halloween costume, reminiscent of a bro-y ass morph suit: check.
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If you're tired of the store-bought varieties, try this seeded pecan granola.
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Barnum wanted the killer's clothes, too, in exchange for a store-bought suit.
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But otherwise, Matty gives you permission to go with the store-bought kind.
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They used a store-bought thermoelectric modulator, sheet metal, Styrofoam, and Saran Wrap.
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Bizarre homemade masks on the window sill next to fancy store-bought masks.
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In terms of sugar and calories, store-bought juice is similar to soda.
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That's why Kate Field created a store-bought version to nix this dilemma.
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If you can't make your own Ina Garten tee, store bought is fine.
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But bar-bought or store-bought juice isn't the best you can do.
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If using store-bought pasta, lay three sheets of lasagna in the dish.
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At $13 for 2 ounces, Pipette is pricier than many store-bought options.
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But forget oily, fried, store-bought chips—whip up your own baked tortilla crisps!
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That goes for both store-bought romaine as well as anything served at restaurants.
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As Ina Garten says, if you don't make your own, store-bought is fine.
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Store-bought versions of both are totally acceptable and in any flavor you prefer.
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It's alright, but I need to bolster the flavor with other store-bought food.
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The standard, store-bought Rubik's is just too slow and clunky to be competitive.
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Even if you're using a boxed cake mix, avoid store-bought frostings whenever possible.
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Defrost your store-bought phyllo dough, then drape sheets of it over the pan.
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However, the legend of the store-bought name persists and retains its innocent allure.
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In contrast, 52 percent of store-bought meals were below the recommended fat content.
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If you can't forage your own cranberries, store-bought varieties are a fine substitute.
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What's more, they cost a fraction of the price of their store-bought equivalents.
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Our fresh orange juice was store-bought at (wholesaler) Sligro and diluted with water.
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These are already the building blocks of most decent store-bought jarred tomato sauces.
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It costs $9.00 and was the most expensive store-bought pumpkin pie we tried.
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The pumpkin pie from Stop & Shop was the cheapest store-bought pie we tried.
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Instead of using a store-bought salad dressing, use olive oil and vinegar instead.
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Because my mom said we can't afford any of that expensive store-bought food.
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But I'll never be satisfied with store-bought sausages either — they never taste right.
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Sure, store-bought crispbreads exist—but come on, you're trying to learn something here.
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It's not hard to make, but this particular store-bought brand tasted surprisingly homemade.
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It relies on store-bought puff pastry, which means it comes together really quickly.
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These chocolate chunk and walnut oatmeal cookies are a more wholesome choice than store-bought.
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The resulting almond milk, when compared to store-bought, certainly tasted like a sharp departure.
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She experimented with an array of store-bought products, but found nothing that really helped.
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Can't go wrong with a vulva (either store-bought or something of your own creation).
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This is way more exciting than adding candy corns to some dry store-bought cupcakes.
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Just check to be sure the store-bought sauce you're picking up is vegan, too.
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You too, deserve a store-bought comrade that's programmed to be happy to see you.
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Scraps of faded denim merge with handmade embroidery and store-bought Día de Muertos fabrics.
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Consider a modest sprinkling of this salt on your pumpkin pie (especially if store-bought).
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Plain old H20 was also just as effective as the fancier store-bought produce washes.
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I don't want to see your ring finger hand holding an impeccable store bought pie.
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"Now my kids and I dislike the taste of store bought bread," she tells me.
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We all remarked that although the pie was store-bought, it looked and tasted homemade.
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Using store-bought puff pastry makes this spring tart more effortless than it may appear.
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Our yard and flower beds are constantly littered with hundreds of store-bought peanut shells.
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And then I pour it into a glass jar that once held store bought tahini.
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You'll be done in less than a half-hour if you use store-bought gnocchi.
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I also use recipes from the service with store-bought ingredients to replicate family favorites.
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But you could use them on store-bought dough and still have a good pizza.
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Plus, most store-bought versions contain pasteurized eggs, which are heated to kill dangerous bacteria.
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But what they lack are finished seams, like those in well-made, store-bought garments.
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Instead, store-bought cashew butter provides heft and creaminess to this dish in an instant.
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Being brave is bringing store-bought cookies instead of baked ones because you didn't have time.
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No store-bought version, no matter how fancy the label is, can stand up to homemade.
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A US ally shot down a small store-bought drone with a surface-to-air missile.
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The author of Modern Baking uses store-bought pie dough to make her deceptively easy treats.
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But Stephen Loomis, President of Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association, thinks the "store-bought apology" isn't enough.
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Due to today's manufacturing methods, it's rare for store-bought foods to be contaminated with botulism.
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Past high-profile cases of birthday cake fires typically involve more than just store-bought candles.
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Store-bought greeting cards, physical books, cable TV, and premium gasoline are just a few examples.
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For this one, I double-boiled chocolate and slathered the goop onto a store-bought corndog.
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Sometimes that pulp-free, store-bought orange juice just doesn't cut it on those rough mornings.
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The $4 to $10 individual juice packs are slightly less expensive than the store-bought alternative.
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Specially designed Kevlar netting firing at a store-bought droneAirspace's work supports the entire drone ecosystem.
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Yours may as well, or maybe you have a half-jar of the store-bought kind.
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With store-bought pads and helmets we sometimes had to share, we barely hit one another.
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Here&aposs a breakdown of every store-bought salsa I tried, ranked from worst to best.
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But homemade pasta has a magical texture that can't be easily replicated through store-bought stuff.
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"Ever since I started making my own almond milk, I can't drink store bought," she captioned. 2.
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Forget store bought, it's time to get your inner shake n' bake on with these easy recipes.
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Not the store bought K-Cups because every one of those I've had tastes like lawnmower butt.
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If you don't want to buy specialty coffees, you can still get benefits from store-bought beans.
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I've used three pairs — one review unit and two store-bought — and have had the opposite experience.
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Last year, the reality star was accused of taking credit for baking store-bought pies from scratch.
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In the end, I had perfectly crispy meringues that tasted store-bought and nothing like a chickpea.
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But you don't have to spend another night in an uncomfortable dress or itchy store-bought costume.
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A Wal-Mart cashier saw it, They ran into the store, bought nail polish and did them.
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Either way, you might just end up swearing off store-bought frozen meals for the foreseeable future.
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Isn't that a hell of a lot better than a rapidly wilting spread of store-bought cupcakes?
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The green tea ice cream was probably store-bought but definitely the tastiest part of this meal.
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But I have made the tart with store-bought and homemade jam, and both versions are irresistible.
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That night the family celebrated Widad's success with three store-bought cakes, two vanilla and one chocolate.
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EWG-commissioned tests on store-bought kale found comparable levels of Dacthal on two of eight samples.
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Others are regulars at particular farmers' markets, or swear by a specific brand of store-bought eggs.
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When using pre-prepared tortillas — whether homemade or store-bought — be sure to re-heat them correctly.
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From store-bought blends to recipes designed to be specifically gluten-free, it's easy to be inclusive.
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So I'll get this out of the way: There's no store-bought refrigerated dough in this recipe.
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Additionally, so many Buddhist worshipers donate store-bought food that the excess is sometimes resold to shops.
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Gone from his larder are butter, cheese, full-fat ice cream and store-bought pies and cakes.
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Some sponsors interpret this in religious terms, and provide store-bought halal fried chicken or kosher pizza.
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We resist "store-bought rap" and prefer the "insane man who strike back," as Prodigy put it.
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So naturally I set out on a mission to find the absolute best store-bought spinach dip.
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Like the recipe on the side of the wafer box, this one starts with store-bought cookies.
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It's surprisingly inexpensive to dupe store-bought versions and customize a blend that speaks to you: 1.
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The firm's clients don't want their pet accessories "to look store-bought," said Mark Finlay, the owner.
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ACV has an exfoliating effect and is great for unclogging pores, similar to your store-bought toner.
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The rule applies to store-bought pies as well -- once you've cut it, it needs to refrigerated.
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Discard any store-bought hard-boiled eggs or products containing hard-boiled eggs, such as egg salad.
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Homemade focaccia takes it to the next level, but we're not judging you for store-bought either.
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I eat a bowl and am still hungry, so I microwave some store-bought frozen mini soup dumplings.
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But a lot of them could name their favorite store-bought gifts they'd received over the years, too.
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To prevent "nasty" injuries like Corona's, the veterinarian suggests using store-bought toys when playing with your dog.
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The drone was discovered to have photos of the THAAD missile system on a store-bought Sony camera.
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Come to think of it, I haven't gotten you store-bought dog biscuits in a long time, either.
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We don't think we'll ever get tired of the good old store-bought ready to bake cookie dough.
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But, relying on the store-bought route for cakes and other oven-made treats doesn't always work out.
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I get it — with so many options for store-bought out there, why bother making ravioli at home?
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Which is why we're revisiting vanilla's roots with a blind taste test of four popular store-bought brands.
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A simple cocktail of store-bought detergent and common kitchen staples brewed by one of her savvy commenters.
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I've also never made crust from scratch — I typically live by Ina's, "store-bought is just fine" mantra.
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Oxley told me that it's trivial for experts to determine whether the powder is store bought or homemade.
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You can use your favorite vanilla cupcake recipe, but store-bought cake mix will also do just fine.
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As she might say, if you can't get your subpoena directly from the court, store-bought is fine.
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Whether its store-bought or handmade, getting it to cook correctly can be a bit of a challenge.
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Kubota started making the shirts because her son was slim and had trouble fitting into store-bought clothes.
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My friend's store-bought cake was a bit dry and very sweet, but he had the right idea.
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In the end, we had to give the award for the best store-bought pumpkin pie to Wegmans.
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Théophile Bader, the co-founder of the store, bought the 70,000-square-foot Champs-Élysées building in 1927.
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Ahead of Super Bowl Sunday, I set out on a mission to find the best store-bought salsa.
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My favorite store-bought salsa was the Wegmans organic medium salsa, which I bought for $2.99 as well.
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The custom mixture is fortified with store-bought pla ra, simply because so much of it is needed.
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With the Super Bowl coming up, I knew we had to find the absolute best store-bought dip.
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If you don't want to make your own, black pepper sprinkled on store bought ice cream is fine.
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Among many things, it employs store-bought puff pastry, which can be just the thing for midweek cooking.
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But know these cats would rather hunt rodents in the wild than eat than eat store-bought cat food.
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Everybody tells me how fresh he usually looks, from store-bought stuff, so we're making his own stuff now.
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And there are hidden carbs and sugars in everything we eat: balsamic vinegar, starchy vegetables, store bought spaghetti sauce.
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She isn't, so I have rotisserie chicken (store bought by hubby yesterday) and steamed broccoli and cauliflower at home.
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This combo will dissolve even the toughest of grime — without the harsh chemical smells of store-bought cleaning solutions.
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The threat has little to do with the food coloring, though, since store-bought kits are safe for consumption.
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Watch as they transform everyday materials and store-bought items into fantastic costumes without spending a lot of money.
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For example, invest in a water filter and ditch the store bought plastic water bottles once and for all.
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Both Arabica and robusta — which comprise nearly all the world's store-bought coffee — don't tolerate low moisture or drought.
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Most tutorials start with a white chocolate sauce, either homemade over the stove or from a store-bought bottle.
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The figs in blankets can also be made with store-bought puff pastry; one pound is what you'll need.
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A giant grill is not necessary — a small hibachi-type, store-bought or makeshift, is the way to go.
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And if you want to approximate the experience with store-bought ice cream, here's a recipe for butterscotch peaches.
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Even better, the risk is lower today than ever before, at least when it comes to store-bought varieties.
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Should you choose to use store-bought tortillas, opt for refrigerated or frozen versions rather than shelf-stable ones.
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While the last day of Kwanzaa focuses on gift giving, the presents are usually homemade rather than store-bought.
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Store-bought hand sanitizers will also often have emollients to counter the harshness of the alcohol on the skin.
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Jellied cranberry sauce — that majestic, jiggling store-bought log — does not meet these criteria: Clearly, it is a solid.
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The mixture should have the consistency of a BBQ sauce, but a bit more runny than store-bought stuff.
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It being a weeknight, you can make it with store-bought puff pastry, and be done in an hour.
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Most store-bought tortillas are made from Maseca, a leading brand of corn flour, stabilized with gums and preservatives.
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I take a store-bought sugar cookie because free food is hard to resist, and then back to work.
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This Thanksgiving leftovers enchilada pie is ridiculously easy (don't tell anyone, but it calls for store-bought enchilada sauce).
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Honey and Soy-Glazed Chicken Thighs You could use store-bought minced garlic here to save yourself some time.
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The high-quality construction of these glasses puts them above your typical store-bought pair made from cheaper plastics.
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"A healthier alternative to store bought granola would be to make your own granola at home," said Al Bochi.
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Assemble the lasagna: If using store-bought pasta, bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil.
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While many cheaper store-bought kinds of cheese have an almost artificial smell to them, this cheese smelled authentic.
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There was never store-bought yogurt in our house, because none compared to my father's velvety, tart homemade tufts.
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These delicious, store-bought foods available online and in grocery stores are perfect for a wide array of holiday fêtes.
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As the punchline of just about any store-bought birthday card suggests, many people harbor a fear of getting older.
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We won't judge you if you're falling back on ground beef and those little store-bought seasoning packets and—gasp!
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Both have a somewhat greasy mouthfeel, but we've also found that is true of most store-bought whipped cream products.
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With a price of $1.30 a gram, store-bought marijuana will be cheaper than what is available on the street.
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At their finest, they are juicy, sweet-tart and intensely aromatic, but many store-bought specimens are dry and bland.
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It is the difference between leaving out store-bought cookies for Santa, and leaving out homemade double-chocolate chunk cookies.
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Store-bought pie crusts typically come ready to bake (usually in packs of two) in your grocery store's freezer section.
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This recipe requires making your own rosemary-infused vodka, but if you don't have your own, store bought is fine.
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And we aren't talking about store bought classics; these are outfits that are political, original, botanical, nautical and occasionally radical.
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Pitch your store-bought costume, pack up your original outfit idea, because this is the best Halloween look out there.
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Watch as the pros transform everyday materials and store-bought items into fantastic costumes without spending a lot of money.
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He performed his test, filling a bottle from Brezzell's tub and comparing it with a bottle of store-bought water.
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Some store-bought sauces like pesto (which is nut-based) can also be good go-tos for convenient vegan meals.
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Also, if using store-bought tortillas, dip the edges in some water [combined with] a couple of tablespoons of oil.
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For example, an brown sugar scrub costs about $2107 to make at home versus $67 for a store-bought version.
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Virtually no barriers exist today to prevent someone with ill-intentions from causing harm, even with a store-bought drone.
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Or if I'm using store-bought pasta sauce I can make it my own with herbs and a little heat.
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Butterworth's several months ago so I looked up an alternative and now my kids will not stand for store-bought.
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"What's interesting about cranberry sauce is that three-quarters of Americans use store-bought sauce for their Thanksgiving," Dignan muses.
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"How can you beat the tangy, sweet flavor of store-bought cranberry sauce," said one taste tester at Bon Appétit.
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For a classy(ish) affair, make baked Brie, pigs in a blanket or sausage rolls (use store-bought puff pastry).
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Not to be all Ina Garten about it, but if you can't make your own neurotransmitters, store-bought are fine.
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A family in North Shore, Wisconsin, found a live frog in its store-bought salad, according to CNN affiliate WTMJ.
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While restaurant or homemade varieties might tickle your taste buds, store-bought salsa can be just as spicy and delicious.
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The store bought his Gibson that day, and $513,300 worth of other instruments, mostly guitars, in the weeks that followed.
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The first letter was hand-delivered, written on a store-bought card that was as goofy as it was flirtatious.
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But after testing several materials, including resin, bronze and painted bronze, he decided to use a real store-bought banana.
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Blood tests at a doctor&aposs office and store-bought urine tests can both be 99% accurate when used correctly.
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But after testing several materials, including resin, bronze and painted bronze, he decided to use a real store-bought banana.
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The CDC advises that people at higher risk for listeria infection discard any store-bought products containing hard-boiled eggs.
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Another man in Western Australia found a needle in the sink after he washed a bunch of store-bought strawberries.
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Honestly, I thought I'd end up resorting to a blend, but after trying a number of flours (white rice, brown rice, potato, chickpea, coconut, store-bought gluten-free all-purpose blends and almond), I was shocked (and thrilled!) when every taste tester preferred the same cookie: the one made with store-bought almond flour.
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Window screens are virtually nonexistent, so Ms. Bispo relies on store-bought insect spray to clear her home of flying bugs.
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So they acquired some pork left over from the university's agriculture school, as well as some store-bought chicken, said Crofts.
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Grabbing a pint of the store-bought stuff definitely makes life easier, especially when you're trying to maximize time spent outside.
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While making sausage at home intimidates some, there are ways to take store-bought sausage and turn it into something magical.
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Instead of buying store-bought goods, she instead used the ingredients found in an umbrella drink for smoother hair and skin.
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So, she and her fiancé Phillip Button have found a few creative ways to incorporate fresh ingredients to store-bought staples.
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Pumpkin pie, served with a side of whip cream, sits alongside a store-bought apple pie and a nutty carrot cake.
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A plate of 3-D-printed ravioli, for example, would be fresher than store-bought ravioli produced in a faraway factory.
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The Almond Milk Latte ($3493) has been life changing, tasting not like store-bought almond milk, but like warm, creamy almonds.
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Professor Plushenko had come under the veil of condolence with a store-bought Bundt cake and a bottle of Polish brandy.
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Our 'homemade' pudding costed three euros a portion, but came from a bigger, store-bought container that only cost one euro.
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I went to the store, bought some flowers, made some drawings, did a couple paintings, and thought they turned out well.
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Like store-bought sanitizer, homemade sanitizer would be something you'd want to keep out of the reach of young children, too.
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Homemade hand sanitizer is also not a great option in general, experts say, despite a shortage in the store-bought stuff.
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However, for a person who is sick and aiming to protect others, wearing a store-bought surgical mask may be beneficial.
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That said, this will also be great with the supermarket stuff; you could use store-bought pesto to finish it, too.
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With Super Bowl Sunday just around the corner, I set out on a mission to find the best store-bought salsa.
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No one planted them; the seeds from store-bought tomatoes must have passed through a turtle's digestive system and germinated naturally.
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You'll also find a complete chapter on desserts — no more store-bought goodies when it's so easy to make your own.
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Skip the boring store-bought bottle this year and let a chic gift-sized box bring that boozy holiday cheer instead.
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Store-bought options often contain ingredients including glycerin or parabens, and some people find these make their skin itchy or irritated.
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Swap in some chicken stock—the store-bought stuff is fine—and you're ready for the chicken salad sandwich of your dreams.
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If you want to move from store-bought to home-smoked, the man known as Pitmaster X will walk you through it.
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And even for people who produce a lot of lubrication naturally, adding some store-bought lube can make sex feel even better.
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Even the most serious of foodies can be satisfied by a store-bought spread, especially if it includes dips from Trader Joe's.
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Today we discovered a product that is the best of both worlds: beloved store-bought treats in make-it-yourself box form.
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These store-bought blends are sold at most grocery stores, priced affordably, and usually call for the bare minimum when whipping up.
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That's because store-bought pizza dough (or dough picked up from a local pizzeria) eliminates the hardest part about a homemade pie.
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They're also a great way to make your own gluten-free options, because store-bought gluten-free bread can be so unsatisfactory.
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To wrap the dumplings, take a store-bought dumpling skin and put a ball of filling into the center of the skin.
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So screw the store-bought chocolate box plans for this February 14 and whip up a batch of these surprising truffles instead.
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Just watch her scale a bajillion steps in few strides: OK, yeah, so this is another one of those store-bought ones.
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Personalization is key to designing your best bedroom, but you don't have to use store-bought accents to make it come together.
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Throw a little homemade tehina sauce and some baharat spices into the mix, and you'll swear off the store-bought stuff forever.
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So he drove to a hardware store, bought a can of paint, tossed it on the headstone, and snapped a few photos.
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While you could spend $50 for a store-bought version you can make this sugar blueberry scrub from Simply Stacie for $2.
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A day later, authorities in the state investigated another explosion of a store-bought "gender reveal kit," according to The Associated Press.
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Store-bought meals had a greater variety of vegetables in each meal, but home-cooked recipes offered more types of vegetables overall.
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Crispy Tabasco Zucchini ChipsForget the store-bought bag of Lays and whip up a fresh batch of these super crispy zucchini chips.
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There were scraps of metal identified as belonging to a store-bought pressure cooker that served as the body of the bomb.
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" Mr. Miller did not want to relegate his customers, whom he considered family, to store-bought seltzer, which he described as "dreck.
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Store-bought puff pastry is topped with mustard-spiked crème fraîche, swirls of zucchini, custardy eggs and an abundance of fresh greens.
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Thanks to a foundation of store-bought puff pastry, this tart is also fairly easy, ideal for a low-fuss Easter brunch.
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Store-bought surgical masks likely won't help protect against the Wuhan coronavirusThere's currently no available vaccine to protect against the novel coronavirus.
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Instead of buying ham and lard from a plantation commissary, Ms. Height bragged, Delta women went a year without store-bought pork.
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Without money for store-bought decorations, most families built makeshift Christmas trees out of sticks and shredded candy wrappers and plastic bags.
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"My customers are my family," he said, adding that no customer of his should ever have to resort to store-bought seltzer.
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I think that those who love the store-bought boxes of chocolate-covered cherries would enjoy this cheesecake more than I did.
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So they walked down to a music store, bought a CD and mailed it to Hastings house using a first-class stamp.
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"There was never store-bought yogurt in our house, because none compared to my father's velvety, tart homemade tufts," our writer says.
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But you can use store-bought if you're buying your snapper already filleted and you don't have scrap bones to work with.
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"A lot of store bought dogs on Instagram hide a little behind dog rescue, acting like they didn't buy a dog," Sturino said.
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Whether you choose a store-bought dandruff shampoo or a natural remedy, Banker said to think of your shampoo as a scalp treatment.
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This winter, they hope to distribute 50,000 pairs of brand new, never worn store bought or handmade gloves, says executive director Wendy Shepherd.
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Mayonnaise preference will vary be region, but any common store-bought brand – such as Hellmann's, Miracle Whip or Duke's – will work just fine.
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Scroll on to see the easy no-cook meal options we were able to whip up with this one store-bought, star ingredient.
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We would seriously be hard-pressed to find someone without an opinion on which dough is "the best" among store-bought brands. Why?
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So, when deciding which store bought variation is best, Dawn Perry, a digital food editor for Bon Appétit, warns against going too thin .
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Hopefully this new recipe won't force Pillsbury to give up their spot on our definitive ranking of store-bought chocolate chip cookie dough!
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Their deaths are invisible, counted with makeshift memorials made out of cardboard, store-bought religious candles, and laminated photographs to survive the elements.
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Summer 49.993 is your time to shine — and by shine, we mean take something other than store-bought brownies to every damn BBQ.
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This anti-grease olive oil mister is a healthier alternative to store-bought sprays, and since it's refillable, it could save money, too.
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What to Tell Your FriendIf the OJ is store-bought, take a whiff or sip to see how much spoilage has set in.
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Then dip the top of a store-bought doughnut (or homemade if you're feeling adventurous) into the icing and gently slide it out.
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Worst of all was the dismal routine of scoffing down store-bought scones for sehri in the quiet stillness of my communal kitchen.
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After hand-cranking the cream and adding any herbs or spices, they'll have a spread that tastes better than any store-bought butter.
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The KitchenAid Ice Cream Maker Attachment allows you to make whatever ice cream you want without the additives found in store-bought brands.
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City Kitchen A box of store-bought ravioli is easy enough to pick up a for a quick dinner, and it's no crime.
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To get people to pay three times the cost of store-bought beans, Sando needs to convince them that his are dramatically different.
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For furniture, they settled on a mix of store-bought and custom pieces made from various all-weather materials with New Eco's guidance.
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Bezos predicated that "the vast bulk" of store-bought goods would be purchased online — and now we order our toilet paper on Amazon.
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Khachapuri can be small or large, eaten solo or shared, consumed as an appetizer or a whole meal, store-bought or home-made.
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The researchers said the patient used tap water filtered through a store-bought water filter, instead of the recommended boiled or saline water.
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I recently ate at a restaurant and what they served me tasted a whole lot like the store bought version from Albert Heijn.
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Like many children of the 70s, he and his friends ran around the streets playing Star Trek while bedecked in store-bought costumes.
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Instead of sugar-laden store-bought salad dressings, use olive oil, red wine vinegar, Italian spices and garlic to make an easy vinaigrette.
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But unlike the handcrafted essence of these art-historical sources, Prince's paintings look store-bought, as if he had sent away for them.
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You can use store-bought meatballs or cocktail wieners — and mix that jelly with chili sauce or BBQ sauce or even other seasonings.
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Even if you make that with store-bought cake and industrial strawberries, I'm telling you: It'll change the color of your mood ring.
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Banish visions of store-bought stuff with the texture of corrugated cardboard and the dense-as-hell matzah balls in your bubbe's soup.
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A few people have written in because they received a store-bought gift or felt their package was underwhelming in some other way.
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On the other hand, eating packaged store-bought meat (or feeding it to your child, as I do) raises its own ethical questions.
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But feel free to use your favorite pie dough recipe, or a good brand of store-bought dough, preferably one made with butter.
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Also, if I can't get it together for the salmon pie, this skillet chicken potpie, under store-bought puff pastry, would be grand.
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In between feeding our children their beloved store-bought dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets, we feasted on my memories of tables full of laughter.
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More from Voraciously: 'Veganuary' wants to be your new food resolution for 2020 — and beyond Who makes the best store-bought hummus around?
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Kim said she called up a store, bought five pairs of the Manolos for $700 each, and resold them on eBay for $2,500!
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Similarly elating is a blue wall that bears a fantastic variety of both functional and decorative store-bought metalwork by Maia Ruth Lee.
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Pros: Clean, nontoxic, plant-derived ingredients; no perfumes or synthetic fragrance; moisturizing, absorbent, and non-greasyCons: More expensive than mainstream store-bought alternatives
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Read more:I tried 8 of the strangest products I could find at Trader Joe's, and some were barely edibleOlive Garden is selling its famous breadsticks in bouquets for Valentine's DayI tried 4 store-bought salsas and Wegmans' was the only one I'd buy for my Super Bowl partyI tried 5 store-bought spinach dips and Trader Joe's came out on top
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While there are a lot of great store-bought options, the only way to truly control what's in it is to make it yourself.
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First, they put small samples of blood into three slender tubes and taped each tube to a different arm of a store-bought spinner.
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Every parent needs to consult their family veterinarian as to what their breed needs either from a store bought brand or from home cooking.
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You've probably guessed that we want you to have the best Halloween ever, but why stick to modern-day, store-bought costumes and candy?
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At nearly 40 years old, resourceful Breedlove began creating at-home remedies and trying every store-bought treatment she could get her hands on.
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But store-bought phyllo dough will help with dessert, and anyway it's still January and no one's drinking, so let's live our best lives.
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With a 3D metal printer, people can use these computer files to make metal guns functionally and visually indistinguishable from a store-bought gun.
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There's ice cream – the slightly-sickening store-bought type – and then there's Ice Cream – the fresh-made, fresh-flavored, stuff-of-bucket-lists type.
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If you've never made your own mayo before, let it be known that it's about a zillion times better than the store-bought stuff.
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The CDC warning is clear: All store-bought chopped romaine lettuce, including salads and mixes with romaine, should not be eaten — and thrown away.
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The original version of this story misidentified an MIT Media Lab manager who allegedly instructed staffers to place store-bought plants in the devices.
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His hypoglycemia prevented him from eating store-bought ice cream because it was high in sugar, so he experimented with Greek yogurt and fruit.
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You are all fated to spend your days wearing silly costumes, store bought and homemade, dressed as things you want to be but aren't.
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Conversely, if participants were making an unhealthy snack—in this case a rich chocolate milkshake—they were more fond of the store-bought version.
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Specially designed Kevlar netting firing at a store-bought drone The drone that Airspace is building is more like a service than a product.
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The problem, from where I stand, is the traditional Louis's reliance on store-bought mayonnaise and ketchup, both deeply unfashionable ingredients in our age.
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Both store-bought and homemade smoothies could include added sugars as well, such as in the form of pre-sweetened fruit juices or yogurts.
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The main image here is a store-bought relief of a Jim Crow-era plastic mammy meant to hold a kitchen notepad and pencil.
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And we use YouTube for fun, as when we asked a professional food stylist to make a gingerbread house from several store-bought kits.
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Easy to clean and dishwasher-safe, the nonslip bowl works like a charm for any kind of diet, from store-bought kibble to homemade.
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A KitchenAid is also an excuse to bring fancy cupcakes to every BBQ and stunt on everyone who went with a store-bought dessert.
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The journal itself you can create from blank pages, as opposed to purchasing a store-bought agenda with days and months already carved out.
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It was brutally cold above the ice, and I was warm only after I pulled a homemade Inuit anorak over my store-bought parka.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises that people especially vulnerable to listeria infection discard any store-bought products containing hard-boiled eggs.
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The series, unique in that she combined fresh ingredients with store-bought items, launched on the network in 2003, and ran for 15 seasons.
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These 3 easy icing hacks transform store-bought sweets into adorable, festive treats — and they're a great excuse to get kids involved in the kitchen.
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In the meantime, Price said, the findings only reinforce just how important it is to properly prepare and cook store-bought chicken and other meats.
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Although brown rice and wild rice are nutritionally superior to white rice, be careful with store-bought rice medleys, which can be high in sodium.
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Odds are you give them a once-over with a store-bought plastic brush, maybe a quick flossing, while your mind wanders about other things.
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I'm too lazy to cook so I get store-bought sushi for dinner, as well as add frozen chicken breasts, Special K, and snow peas.
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Cook the pasta in the boiling water until tender, about 3 to 4 minutes if using fresh pasta and 11 minutes if using store-bought.
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To circumvent this issue Derwood used store bought components for some of the biggest points of failure: the barrel, hammer, firing pin, bolts, and springs.
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We're here to tell you that waiting until the last minute doesn't have to mean store-bought, wrapped-in-plastic costumes are your only option.
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It turns out many of the ingredients used in most store-bought granolas (and granola bars) are really just code words for unnecessarily added sugar.
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Plug in your trusty slow cooker, add store-bought cider, some sliced oranges, cinnamon and cloves and let simmer on low for a few hours.
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Though, now that I mention it, it has been a while since I have indulged in the sweet, tangy nectar that is store-bought yogurt.
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Far less commonly, botulism can be traced to store-bought foods, as we saw in the 2007 outbreak related to canned hot dog chili sauce.
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But why settle for overcooked burgers on store-bought buns, served with a squirt of sugary ketchup and a single slice of limp American cheese?
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So the temperature was already up when a white supremacist mob descended on Charlottesville late Friday, parading around the city with their store-bought torches.
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"I love baking sweets at home from scratch — especially since store-bought gluten-free sweets can sometimes bother my tummy," she posted on her website.
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Once in a while there's a path, wide as a pickup, spanned with a padlocked metal gate and a discount-store-bought "No Trespassing" sign.
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Meanwhile, inside the custom-built sub were five men, eating store-bought snacks and drinking bottles of water and soda alongside 17,000 pounds of cocaine.
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If you've sampled only store-bought almond or coconut milk, Ms. Retik's homemade versions are worth the extra 75 cents charged when added to cereal.
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Anyone who knows me knows I am an arachnophobe, I can't tolerate store-bought mayonnaise and I am a big proponent of wild American shrimp.
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Footage shows that the team used store-bought dishwashing gloves to handle the buckets, and moved the rocks onto a truck with a mop handle.
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From the more rustic-looking appearance to the delicious flavor, this store-bought pie blew us away and is definitely worth the couple extra dollars.
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It requires careful attention to the crust and the filling, as well as intricate instructions, even if the pie crust is (god forbid) store bought.
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That said, I rarely do, relying instead on homemade or store-bought chicken broth for a bulk of the flavor, and then building from there.
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Tyrrell Hatton of England had eight birdies with his store-bought putter for a 266 and was one shot behind, along with Justin Rose (292).
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I've never tasted a store-bought tortilla that compares in texture or flavor with one made by hand, so I'm happy to invest some time.
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They refused to add powerful store-bought yeast to complete fermentations that the indigenous yeast had not finished, which left residual sugar in the wine.
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Members of the team said they were told to put store-bought plants inside the boxes before demonstrations or photo shoots, to cover up failures.
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Instead of going to a physical store, people will order the majority of store-bought goods online, including food staples, paper products and cleaning supplies.
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Lee's recipes were accessible to busy homemakers, as many of them were created with a "30 percent fresh, 70 percent store-bought" rule in mind.
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Mr. Lane then went to a five-and-dime store, bought plastic bangles and had the workers in the shoe factory cover them with brilliants.
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These women flaunted their wide-brim hats and elaborately embellished store-bought dresses while they waved their paper fans in the name of the Lord.
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To make the job go faster, I use store bought puff pastry, with this caveat: Buy the real stuff, made with butter (read the label).
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Fill each about ¾ of the way full with brownie batter (store-bought mix is just fine, but if you want a fancy recipe, we've got one).
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Baked Spicy Chili Cinnamon Veggie Chips Who needs a store-bought bag when you can rustle up a batch of these sweet and savory veggie chips?
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"I believe in homemade everything—homemade everything is kind of my jam since you don't really know what ingredients are in [store-bought foods]," she said.
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Before we give up altogether and dash out last-minute for a lackluster store-bought situation, there may be an enticing at home alternative: fridge cakes.
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This simple food hack turns your favorite store-bought cinnamon rolls into an edible vessel for frozen treats — and all you need is a muffin tin.
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One look in Spoon's puppy-dog eyes (and at her sad bowl of store-bought kibble), and I was on board to give it a try.
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The amount of salt brought into U.S. households through packaged food and store-bought beverages fell by about 210 percent from 22 through 93, researchers found.
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Its powerful compressor made ice cream 10 minutes faster than the competition, which made it taste closer to the smooth consistency of store-bought ice cream.
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Simply divide your basic vanilla icing (store-bought works great) among 4 bowls and dye each a different color — we used pink, yellow, blue and green.
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Decades ago, you may have caught a whiff of castoreum in fancy store-bought vanilla ice cream, or tarting up some raspberry-flavored chocolate bon-bons.
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Rotisserie Chicken Or you could cook some boneless, skinless chicken breasts on your own, but using a store-bought rotisserie chicken makes it that much easier.
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For even less effort, you can make a similar sauce by dumping a jar of store-bought roasted red peppers in the blender with Italian spices.
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This makes me wonder what's in my store-bought chocolate bark, because that's been in my desk for three months and is still good as new.
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People crafted paper masks and used face paint to create ghoulish looks which were often, somehow, scarier than the store-bought kind you can find today.
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Ginzel has framed the stained, embroidered paper napkin with the two halves of a repurposed store-bought stretcher that was once covered with inexpensive, prepared canvas.
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Store-bought yeast also contains a chemical called catalase that can help break down hydrogen peroxide, although its effects are not as dramatic as potassium iodide.
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But with thyme, Parmesan, onions and a little cream in the filling, using store-bought isn't going to stand in the way of a delicious result.
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Her new neighbors don't like her much, especially after a store-bought quiche she enters in a baking contest seems to have poisoned the resident philanderer.
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Mr. Bezos predicted that in 20173: The vast bulk of store-bought goods — food staples, paper products, cleaning supplies, and the like — you will order electronically.
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Apart from that, those store-bought iced coffees— and especially the cold brews — can get pricey and definitely add up if you're getting them all the time.
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There's also the lowest-risk option of investing in store-bought skin-care products that contain ACV, or malic acid, as part of a stabilized, regulated formula.
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A third of these homes were first treated with sweet-smelling but deadly bait traps, while the rest were given one of four store-bought bug bombs.
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Just use the dough cutter to shape spoons from your favorite homemade or store-bought dough, bake for three minutes, then remove your warm, crispy carb spoon.
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Designer Chris Patty was challenged by his family to create something that wasn't store-bought, and so he made a nifty jukebox for his dad this Christmas.
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The rest consists of a cardboard mount, antlers (go for a store-bought pair if you can't figure out how to affix twigs to your dome). 2.
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Despite the "made-in" label on many store-bought purchases, items are often stitched, dyed, and sent out from various countries, each with different chemical use laws.
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Less ice crystal formation and an intense creaminess that's reminiscent of store-bought premium ice cream, thanks to a more powerful compressor that freezes the mixture faster.
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In order to figure out which store-bought crust tastes the most like grandma made it, we held a bake-off with five popular grocery store brands.
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Our recipe takes a major shortcut by turning it into a monkey bread with store-bought cinnamon rolls jazzed up with buttery brown sugar and toasted pecans.
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Some store-bought ones cost as much as $75, but you can make your own using this recipe from Little Miss Dextrous for as little as $2.
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To wrap the dumplings, take a store-bought dumpling skin and put a scoop of about ½ tablespoon of the shrimp filling into the center of the skin.
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Artcome 55 oz Heat Resistant Carafe with Stainless Steel Flow Lid, $17.96Instead of plastic water bottles or store-bought drinks, store homemade beverages in a glass carafe.
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Chef's Star Citrus Juicer, $21.99It's a small habit, but if you frequently use store-bought citrus juice in your cooking, all the plastic bottles can add up.
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While I had previously paid for store-bought concentrate and thought that would be my best option, I actually found my favorite method was making my own.
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It's a tribute to Mr. Koons, who, in the 1980s, created a series of sculptures in the form of store-bought vacuum cleaners presented within plexiglass boxes.
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Hurom also claims that your juice can last up to 72 hours — shorter than the shelf-life of store-bought varieties, but longer than similar fresh products.
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Her new village neighbors don't much like her, especially after a store-bought quiche she enters in a baking contest seems to have poisoned the resident philanderer.
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Whether it's dressing up that decaying store-bought fruit cake or recycling leftover birthday themes, pretty much anything is fair game in service of a Christmas decoration.
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According to Sally Bloomfield, a professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, store-bought hand sanitizers often have emollients to prevent harsh skin reactions.
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Dr. Costa-Mattioli hopes that L. reuteri some day will help some people with autism, but he warns parents against treating their children with store-bought probiotics.
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The issue with store-bought supplements is that they don't comply with the same rules that drugs do, says Landon Trost, a urologist at the Mayo Clinic.
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You can either make your own tortilla chips — which will ramp up that crunch factor and give you nice, sturdy nachos — or go the store-bought route.
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Published in August and originally written by British food writer Elaine Lemm, the dish calls for 9 ounces of mincemeat (homemade or store-bought), apples, sugar, butter.
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For "The Lusting Breed," at Bodega on the Lower East Side, Dena Yago colored five large sheets of store-bought felt with a homemade purplish-black dye.
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Maritime news I found about 15 old boating magazines at an antique store, bought them all and had two framed — the whole magazines, not just the covers.
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She championed natural, do-it-yourself versions of store-bought baby food and more healthful alternatives to sugary snacks, and offered homespun counseling drawn from her experience.
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Her bigger point, though, is that you don't have to eliminate small luxuries like store-bought coffee to meet your savings goals and stay on track financially.
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Read more:I tried every burrito from Taco Bell and most of them disappointed and shocked meI tried 4 store-bought salsas and Wegmans' was the only one I'd buy for my Super Bowl partyI tried 5 store-bought spinach dips and Trader Joe's came out on topI compared the cheapest breakfast sandwiches at 5 fast-food restaurants and the $2.39 sausage McMuffin from McDonald's came out on top
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I'm not a strictly DIY person — there's a place in all of our lives for store-bought peanut butter and yogurt and bread and many other delicious things.
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Prices are slightly more than store-bought brands — a box of 12 LOLA pads is $9, for instance — but there are discounts for ordering multiple boxes at once.
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From bubblegum pink finger-waves to kaleidoscopic knee-length mermaid hair, Weeks' creations hardly resemble the store-bought, "church-lady" coiffures you might have once associated with wigs.
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Pre-cooked things, like store-bought rotisserie chicken or canned tuna, is fine, as is bread or anything else that might have been cooked before arriving to you.
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If your wardrobe isn't as witchy as you'd like, you could also go the store-bought route and add your favorite mind-reading tools to complete the look.
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It's not yet clear if the hats will just have a store-bought GoPro attached, or be a custom-built wearable with an integrated camera and wireless system.
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The fun size bites looked right out of the store-bought box, but the jumbo size bagel bite might just need a new name—and a bigger microwave.
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I thought every family always had home cooked meals but as I grew up I learned that some of my friends ate a lot of store bought foods.
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But, while store-bought kombucha may seem safer, because of the acidity of the drink, it's hard for anything to grow (like mold) that could actually hurt you.
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"They can only bring in store-bought foods and have to check with the school to ensure nobody in the class is allergic to any of the ingredients."
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"You don't have to break the bank, and I think even if [Nathan] were older, he would still enjoy this costume more than something store-bought," she said.
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Agatha's new small-town neighbors don't much like her city ways, especially after she enters a store-bought quiche in a baking contest and poisons the resident philanderer.
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In the late 1800s, since store bought wasn't really an option, people made their own costumes, focusing on the most recognizable symbols of Halloween, like witches or ghosts.
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But, even though he showed us how easy it is to make your own tortilla chips, he does give you permission to go with the store-bought kind.
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I read the first quarter right there in the store, bought the sequels, and ignored my family for the next few days while I binge-read the series.
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One of our readers, Jake, has made the recipe twice with brisket he brined overnight, instead of using store-bought corned beef and desalinating it for two days.
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Remember that they are still deriving the main benefit of family meals — connection with loved ones — whether they're eating a homemade salad or store-bought cookies for dinner.
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Remember that they are still deriving the main benefit of family meals — connection with loved ones — whether they're eating a homemade salad or store-bought cookies for dinner.
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The same protagonist who, when not outperforming her male colleagues at work, once found herself "distressing" store-bought mince pies for a school event so they'd seem homemade?
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Adopting the Smart Snacks rules for classroom food would also steer parents toward store-bought items instead of homemade, reducing the risk of harm to food-allergic children.
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Homemade dips and drizzles for store-bought pizza are shaping up to be the new red-pepper flake, the new dried oregano, the new shake of Parmesan cheese.
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Her new village neighbors don't like her much, especially after a store-bought quiche that she entered in a baking contest seems to have poisoned the resident philanderer.
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Whether you opt for homemade or store-bought, she will definitely never forget the time you started her edible garden or gave her that funky little salt lamp.
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It's for a frangipane prune tart that you could make on top of our recipe for all-butter pie crust or (Tejal gives permission!) a store-bought shell.
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She conceded that her store-bought yogurt was "bland, like a thick gloop," unlike her mother's, which she ate while growing up in Madhya Pradesh, in central India.
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A classic was wodka weselna or "wedding vodka," produced in bulk by locals to ensure that marriages were sufficiently festive even when nobody could afford store-bought spirits.
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If last-minute and cheap is what you do best, then let these 29 store-bought dishes and baked goods keep your stress levels low and the holidays high.
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Seeing one's completed costume in a case, ready to be deployed for a movie's opening screening, is a magical moment, and something a store-bought costume can never provide.
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Inspired by a technique that Sarah Michelle Gellar taught us with her pretzel bones, we adapted it using store-bought pizza dough, which means these come together super quick.
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But if the store-bought stuff is too preservative-y for your tastes, contains too much sugar, or is too expensive for your budget, Yomee can provide an alternative.
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The $7.99 Knick Knacks meal kit comes with the sauces, spices, grains, dairy and recipe for a two-person meal and lets customers use store-bought produce and protein.
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I walked up to a makeshift registration tent, where I was greeted by a pair of friendly faces and a box of store-bought donuts resting on a table.
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The homemade aspect shows off your resourceful side, it'll give people a good laugh, and you'll also stand out from a crowd of store bought superheroes, princesses, and more.
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Store-bought syrup will always be there, but if you want to up your milkshake game to the next level this summer, you might as well make your own.
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Any other time, rolling through with a store-bought ice cream cake would suffice—but this is the last hurrah of summer, and you've got to show some respect.
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The apple pie was decent, possibly because it was store-bought; sometimes they'd have holiday events like card games, a movie, or a sports tournament, but that was it.
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Correction, September 9, 2019: This story initially reported that Cerqueira said Caleb Harper instructed her to place store-bought lavender plants in a food computer for a photo shoot.
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After working on several films with Bette Davis , Huntley offered to help with her personal appearances—he had noticed the synthetic store-bought wigs she wore on talk shows.
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The recipe calls for store-bought pizza dough, flour, a can of San Marzano whole tomatoes, salt, a ball of mozzarella cheese, fresh basil, and extra virgin olive oil.
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It's been blurbed as "the Boogie Nights of gay porn," but it's more like the Party Monster of the casting couch, a store-bought Halloween costume of cinematic gravitas.
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And for less than $2 per mask versus store-bought versions like Glossier's Mega Greens Galaxy Pack at $22 for a tiny, three-ounce container, you can't go wrong.
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The store-bought Sriracha hot sauce you know and love is made of red jalapeños, but a mix of those and/or Fresno or Serrano chilies would work, too.
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There is salting and curing, an overnight rest, a ton of store-bought duck fat (assuming you don't have some lying around) and an eternity spent in an oven.
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In Japan, home cooks often rely on store-bought bricks of instant curry roux, which they dress up with secret ingredients, anything from chocolate to Nescafé to apricot jam.
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According to personal legend, she was forced to dye, slice and sew her store-bought shapewear for years in order to meet the unique needs of her unique body.
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Aside from its powerful food-whitening properties, titanium dioxide can also be used to turn light into an electrical current, and is most easily findable atop store-bought doughnuts.
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Everything here is made from scratch, but you could easily cut a few steps with store-bought stock or biscuits in a pop-out tube and achieve a similar effect.
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Despite this, many store-bought products are made with harsh and hard-to-pronounce chemicals that can strip our hair texture, leaving it damaged and begging for a restorative mask.
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Health officials have traced the illnesses to store-bought trays of broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, and dip sold at Kwik Trip and Kwik Star locations in four of those five states.
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Get the recipe: Avocado smoothie bowl Though just as colorful as the kind you'll find in the supermarket, these DIY green popsicles blow store-bought options out of the water.
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They first fed rats 14 grams of store-bought jerky every other day (the rat equivalent of one snack a day in humans) and compared them to a control group.
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While Garten didn't expand on why store-bought Parmesan was on her no list, considering how much better freshly grated cheese tastes, on well, everything, perhaps we shouldn't be surprised.
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A dab of the raw, unprocessed stuff is better for you than any store-bought concoction and will solve every skin-care woe you've ever had — or so they say.
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Thanks to Marcus, the Farrell's team is able to a strike a deal to make custom ice cream for even less than they currently spend for store bought ice cream.
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Store-bought American hummus couldn't hold a candle to the homemade stuff from home, so to quell her homesickness, Manal pulled out her grandmother's recipe and began making it herself.
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It has proved racier and snappier than my store-bought learner board, and this summer I had to rise to its demands by improving my conditioning and honing my technique.
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"Being from the south, I think one of the most offensive things that you can accuse somebody of is [serving] a store-bought pie," Sanders said at an event Wednesday.
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Wired's 1999 profile outlined the Amazon CEO's vision for 2020: "The vast bulk of store-bought goods — food staples, paper products, cleaning supplies, and the like — you will order electronically. "
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You're doing something great for your health and will also probably save a ton of money on store-bought juices that can cost up to $12 per 12 oz. bottle.
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In August, the Islamic State called on its followers to jury-rig small store-bought drones with grenades or other explosives and use them to launch attacks at the Olympics.
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The study presented in Finland found PFAS in 14 of the 85033 samples tested, but the samples of meat and store-bought chocolate cake had particularly high levels of PFAS.
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The cheeses were much more complex-tasting and far less salty than store-bought brands; and the dish, served with preserved tomatoes and olives, functioned nicely as a cheese platter.
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But with two ingredients—clay and apple cider vinegar—this recipe from Hello Militello is a slam dunk alternative to store-bought clay masks at around 14 cents per mask.
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Even so, all classics need to be kept on their toes, so we encourage you to think outside the box—especially the cardboard, store-bought one sitting in your freezer.
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Or make up a bunch of David Tanis's flaky chicken hand pies, which he says you can make with store-bought puff pastry, so long as it's made with butter.
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Nowadays, store-bought Valentines cards may dominate the ways we tell people we love them in writing, but in the past the diversity of notes reveals different ideas about love.
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Instead of using store-bought — or even housemade — orange blossom water for his panna cotta, Price steeps dried orange blossoms in milk, then uses the infused milk for his dessert.
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When Hannah Hopkins, chef and cofounder of Bésame in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, needs to snag a jar of store-bought salsa, she said she heads to her local Trader Joe's.
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Just a thinly cut chop pressed into some store-bought bread crumbs and seared in a very hot, generously oiled skillet until it's as golden brown as a graham cracker.
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What I really want to talk about is my newfound love of homemade vegan cheese (though I won't turn my nose up at store-bought nut-based queso dip, either).
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Also, a study published in the journal Health Psychology found that when people prepare something healthy, like a nutritious smoothie, they tend to enjoy it more than a store-bought version.
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The West Coast ice cream makers at Salt & Straw up the ante a bit with a chocolate peanut butter fudge, but you can still go with your favorite store-bought jam.
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Such attention to detail results in delicious baked goods, from cakes and breads to pastries and cookies, and while you can get store-bought sweets, homemade versions will always reign supreme.
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Using an included specially-shaped biscuit cutter you can easily turn store-bought pre-made dough into raw spoons that simply need to be carefully laid inside the Edible Spoon Maker.
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These pieces are elaborate compositions featuring cheap, store-bought items — necklaces, dolls, doilies, plastic utensils — that have been sewn and stuck together to suggest crude bodies, or sometimes just their parts.
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You're doing something great for your health and will also probably save a ton of money on store-bought juices that can cost up to £8 for just a little bottle.
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Mix in a spoonful of homemade or store-bought pesto to scrambled eggs or drizzle it over the top of sunny-side-up eggs for an Italian-inspired work of art.
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Yep, just hollow out the core, sauté it up in brown sugar and butter, add it back in to the apple, and wrap it all up in (store-bought) pie dough.
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August 10 marks the annual celebration of these ooey-gooey treats — and in addition to eating some old-school style made over a campfire, we're also celebrating with store-bought creations.
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About 80 percent of the sodium Americans eat comes from salt that's added to some of our most popular foods during processing, like store-bought bread, frozen pizza, and cold cuts.
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They found a worn vintage Milo Baughman sectional sofa and used mismatched remnants from a discount fabric store, bought for about $3 a yard, to reupholster the cushions in different materials.
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And although many professional chefs and at-home cooks prefer to make their own salsas from scratch, sometimes you just can&apost go wrong with a jar of store-bought stuff.
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For those who continue, public health officials urge consumers to avoid buying vaping products on the street, using marijuana-derived oil with the products or modifying a store-bought vape product.
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Some concerned families are already being relocated; in other homes, maintenance workers are using painter's tape to mark peeling paint spots that residents found contained lead by using store-bought testing kits.
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There's no time like the present to break bad financial habits, but we're not talking about giving up your store-bought coffee, abandoning your avocado toast, or penny pinching in other ways.
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The FSIS was first notified of an investigation of salmonella Newport illnesses in September, which they eventually traced back to store-bought raw ground beef supplied by JBS Tolleson in Tolleson, Arizona.
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Harington went on to say that the prank had its desired effect, as he spent the evening feeling uncomfortable in the store-bought version of the King in the North's rugged garb.
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So for all the last-minute holiday planners out there, it's inevitably time to take a deep breath and embrace the wise words of Ina Garten: store-bought will be just fine.
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In our version with watermelon, Gerardo Gonzalez of Manhattan's El Rey complicates things a little bit by replacing store-bought Tajín with his own blend of sumac, Aleppo pepper, and smoked salt.
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Whether you want a standard vinaigrette or a creamier option, mixing together a few pantry and fridge staples with the correct proportions is an ideal alternative to those bulky store-bought bottles.
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Prediction (1999):"The vast bulk of store-bought goods — food staples, paper products, cleaning supplies, and the like — you will order electronically" Bezos predicted in a Wired interview about the year 2020.
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To compare the quality of store-bought and home-cooked meals, the research team assessed 278 commercial meals sold in UK supermarkets and 408 recipes from best-selling cookbooks for young children.
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But you also run the risk of contamination if conditions aren't completely sterile (Hallen-Adams says she's tasted her own, but said she feels far more comfortable with a store-bought bottle).
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Between 2013 and 2014, roughly 25 percent of all pet rabbits were adopted, 14 percent were pet store-bought, and the rest came from "other sources," found the American Pet Products Association.
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Not only that, the homemade versions of hand sanitizer tend to be much harsher than store bought versions, which can be rougher on the skin and make it more vulnerable to infection.
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There are two kinds of mozzarella: the store-bought commercial kind with skim milk in it, low-moisture, super-melty; and fresh and creamy whole-milk cheese on top, for maximum coverage.
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At the other end of the potluck spectrum was my daughter's second-grade graduation breakfast, a festive hodgepodge of child-made scones, store-bought red velvet doughnuts and boxes of hot coffee.
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You can make the sandwich with store-bought char siu, of course, but my recipe (above) calls for a homemade variety because not everyone has a Chinese barbecue place down the block.
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When the Pure Romance invite came, I imagined myself grazing on store-bought cookies and trying to make small talk while an acquaintance from church vied for her commission on lube and vibrators.
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And just when it seemed like we had hacked the hell out of all potential summer meal strategies, a golden and crispy-skinned light bulb went off: pre-cooked, store-bought rotisserie chicken.
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There are plenty of great store-bought options these days—Trader Joe's cauliflower gnocchi flies of the shelves every day, and even Oprah Winfrey has gotten in on the action with her O!
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The best part about her creation is that you need only minimal baking skills to get it done because the recipes calls for both store-bought cake mix and ready-to-spread frosting.
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But the real answers may be buddy care and improvisation, like the Australian surgeons who responded to a mass casualty bombing in Bali in 2002 by wrapping burns with store-bought plastic wrap.
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But there's one big problem with store-bought nuggets: They are the very definition of mystery meat, filled with God-only-knows-what-type of meat and a panoply of shelf-stabilizing chemicals.
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"In August, the Islamic State called on its followers to jury-rig small store-bought drones with grenades or other explosives and use them to launch attacks at the Olympics," the Times reported.
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To figure out whether Brezzell's blue water was natural or chemical, all you had to do was place a bottle of it and a bottle of store-bought water against a white background.
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We set up our store-bought board, not one of Merrill's custom homemade jobs, in the dining room where he and David Jackson talked to the spirits off and on for 40 years.
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Another theory was widely repeated in conversations last week with experts on the radio system: The man had hacked a store-bought two-way radio and turned it into a police walkie-talkie.
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This phyllo pot pie, though, is both vegan—and therefore filled with vegetables and devoid of any animal products—and a breeze to make, thanks to the use of store-bought phyllo dough.
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The sheets are a paper-like (edible!) product that you can cut out using regular scissors and drape over any old cake (including store-bought) — taking said undecorated cake from blah to brilliant.
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Nick Miller of the Sacramento News Review* has more: Sources in attendance reported that, during the meal, a protester allegedly ran at the mayor and threw a store-bought pie in his face.
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At first, we took turns on who got to make decisions: He followed my lead when I wanted to take a yearlong maternity leave, and I conceded to him on store-bought diapers.
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She recalled a post about a couple on TLC's "90 Day Fiancé" in which the couple married in a trailer park, replete with one bottle of champagne and a store-bought birthday cake.
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Homemade soups are likely to be lower in saturated fat, sodium and processed ingredients than store-bought, and can be made with canned goods like beans, tomatoes, and veggies, with frozen root vegetables.
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On the day we met, he'd had brown rice with Japanese Knotwood for lunch, and salad with a mixture of foraged and store-bought greens with a side of fruit salad for dinner.
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Instead of spending money on store-bought furniture and decor, people were looking for ways to refresh things they already had, or that they'd acquired from a secondhand store or a family member.
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This is when I discovered that my vagina is allergic to just about everything: all latex condoms and 23 percent of store bought lubricants will cause me to have a crippling yeast infection.
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An egg allergy diagnosis made that all the more important once we did start solids at 6 months, since a lot of store-bought and restaurant items are off the table (literally) for now.
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Still produced over a thousand pastel works on paper during the last two decades of his life, purchasing dime store-bought, colored construction paper to serve as his uniform backgrounds, already preset in hue.
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Espinosa: When Steve returned, I drove down to the local Flag and Banner store, bought a pirate flag, stuck an Apple sticker on it and cable-tied it to the bridge across the atrium.
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Underhill was found dead in his frat house early Sunday and police confirmed that he had ingested a "potent tea" made from store-bought poppy seeds the night before, according to the Daily News.
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But if you'd looked in my fridge, you would consistently see almond milk, tomato juice, orange juice, and various other store-bought beverages that, as it turns out, you can easily make at home.
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Sure, you could drop $60 on a fancy store-bought mask like Volition's Detoxifying Silt Gelée Mask, but why bother when you can make your own from items you probably already have at home?
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Courtesy of the FDA This warning pertains to store-bought bones, but both vets and the FDA have long sounded the alarm about giving your dog bones or boney scraps from the dinner table.
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We're not above buying breakfast muffins in plastic tins, and we certainly wouldn't judge you for putting store-bought cookies into one of your own pieces of Tupperware for your kid's school bake sale.
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If you're the kind of person who makes big pots of marinara and freezes it, or if you swear by a store-bought sauce, you can use 3 1/4 cups of it here.
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I'm going savory this year, off our collection of recipes for dinnertime pies, with David Tanis's recipe for a big, green torta pasqualina (for which, on a weeknight, I'll use store-bought phyllo dough).
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Other than having a store-bought, pre-made sandwich for lunch and dinner and staying indoors every weekend to watch your life pass you slowly by, there isn't a great deal you can do.
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If anything, we can certainly expect a handful of different ways to incorporate avocados into our diets—even if that means peeling one, dousing it in store-bought dressing, and eating it with a spoon.
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From a black widow found in store bought broccoli to a Tennessee woman who claims her apartment is infested with dozens of brown recluse spiders , these eight-legged creatures can be found just about anywhere.
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So if juice is what you crave, a centrifugal juicer can make a much healthier alternative that most store-bought items since you're the one in control of the ingredients going in the feed chute.
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Not content with the run-of-the-mill (pun intended) flour dredge in most fried chicken recipes, the mad geniuses at Fedtegreven Bistrobodega decided to coat these chicken thighs in pulverized store-bought tortilla chips.
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Tonight, like many Jews around the world, I will be dusting off my menorah and scarfing down a number of store-bought latkes (who has time to grate eight pounds of potatoes on a weeknight?).
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And even if you're solely relying on store-bought 'shrooms, there's still something undeniably fitting about the combo of the earthy, rich flavors of mushrooms and the warm, cozy vibes of this time of year.
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If you are using store-bought hand sanitizer, make sure that it's at least 60 percent alcohol and that it fully dries before you or your child touch anything — otherwise it won't work as well.
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Take Ms. Lo's recipe for pan-roasted cauliflower, which relies on a store-bought spice mix — tangy with dried mango and black salt — to effortlessly turn the vegetable into a quick, South Asian-style chaat.
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She's had an impact on the design, arguing against some bold blue-and-gold wallpaper as an overly busy background for the paintings and substituting rubber bands for store-bought clasps on Erica's drawing board.
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Cuomo acknowledged during a news conference Sunday that he would try to pass off store-bought meatballs as homemade to his children while trying to carry on the family's Sunday dinner tradition after his divorce.
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We want their mistakes to be caused by misunderstandings, their shortcomings the result of a lack of confidence, like bringing store-bought cookies to the potluck and trying to pass them off as home baked.
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The outbreak of lung illnesses — now afflicting nearly 3,000 people and killing 47 — has largely been attributed to THC-based products, some of which contained the additive vitamin E acetate, not store-bought nicotine products.
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When the building was replaced in 1910, the owner of a local hardware store bought it and moved it to its current site, near the Wilmette business district, a block west of Green Bay Road.
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No matter how you make peanut butter and jelly, it's pretty much universally agreed that this sandwich is a nostalgic and happy bite straight from childhood, especially when you use the best store-bought peanut butters .
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They were able to do so is due to a flaw in LTE networks that makes it possible for people to use store-bought equipment to create "black market cell towers," according to the paper's authors.
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If you opened the shutter of a store-bought laser for one second, the pulse, if uninterrupted, would span three-quarters of the length from here to the Moon before you shut it off, Strickland explained.
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We've been playing a store-bought copy of No Man's Sky obsessively — I managed to reach the center of the galaxy during a Friday/Saturday 30-hour sprint — and these alterations promise to shake up everything.
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Teachers might teach you how to put a state-sponsored condom on a store-bought cucumber, but only a few will tell you what it means to be trans or how it feels to be gay.
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Scroll ahead to get some schooling in the shocking favorites you may have been verbally butchering all along — from candy bars, to boxes of classic cupboard pasta, store-bought seltzer water, Greek yogurt, and many more.
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Using store-bought biscuits means it comes together in under 20 minutes, and the gravy cooks in the oven along with it so it all comes out hot at the same time in one delicious package.
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When V and I visited her other grandparents, at their country estate outside the city, they showed me the little paintings by Renoir and Cézanne in their living room and served us stale store-bought cookies.
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But the study in question wasn't asking its participants to master a ratatouille—all it took to get participants to like their smoothie more than a store-bought one was a few minutes with a blender.
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People across Australia, including a 7-year-old girl, have bitten into store-bought strawberries in recent weeks and found needles hidden inside, leading to widespread food safety concerns and an urgent hunt for the culprits.
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Everything was fine—as fine as it gets at an Applebee's in Columbia, South Carolina—until she looked toward the bar, and saw an opossum hanging out, just behind the bottles of store-bought sour mix.
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The tender fish, roasted along with olives, basil and cherry tomatoes, makes a zippy dish perfect for any given weeknight — whether you're cracking open a bottle of store-bought lemon olive oil, or making your own.
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Vegetarian Bean and Cheese Enchiladas The commenters on this recipe for streamlined enchiladas are really loving the sauce, but you could use store-bought if you've got a brand you like for even shorter prep time.
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That's because Casagrande, a research associate at McMaster University in Ontario, built a gingerbread house he said is just one-tenth of a hair long -- and 20,000 times smaller than the average store-bought cookie home.
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And while cynics can snort at all the movie clichés that somehow found their way into Parton's childhood memories, the net effect no doubt creates the ideal environment to sell advertising for lots of "store-bought" items.
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Because store-bought puff pastry is not as rich as croissant dough, you'll want to keep your fillings moist: smear sour cream or guacamole on the bottom, top with beans or, even better, pulled pork or chicken.
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However, when researchers scored babies' diets based on how many of seven different food groups they consumed, the infants getting only homemade food achieved scores almost a full point higher than babies getting only store-bought foods.
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The book provides us with a pantry of Asian ingredients, both store-bought and homemade, that is realistic for the shelf space in a Brooklyn apartment kitchen but extensive enough to cover all of his recipe requirements.
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He began researching hacks designed to ease the burdens of aging in the early 2000s, after finding that many of the store-bought items that were available to the elderly were sterile, generic and lacking in variety.
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Diaz remembers how when she'd visit her grandmother in Puerto Rico, she would sit next to her in the carport with a spoon, eating store-bought tembleque — a popular coconut pudding — right out of the aluminum container.
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Letter To the Editor Re "The Mother's Day Trap," by Margaret Renkl (Op-Ed, May 8): I can still remember that first store-bought Mother's Day gift my daughter gave me when she was in sixth grade.
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Cranberry sauce Keeps for: 10 to 14 days You can keep adding that delicious homemade or store-bought cranberry sauce to your sandwiches for up to two weeks if it's been kept refrigerated in an airtight container.
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Using a broth from concentrate not only takes up less space, it also cuts down on packaging waste from store-bought broths and tastes better than most broths or stocks you can buy in a grocery store.
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Store-bought broth works here, but this is a great use for any homemade stock that is clogging up your freezer, causing it to not close properly and your partner or roommate to be frustrated with you.
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This latest effort comes with a sort-of "Gift of the Magi" theme, as Dolly's parents (Jennifer Nettles, Ricky Schroder) puzzle over how to scrape together money to let each of the children receive a "store-bought" gift.
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WATCH THIS: Easy Homemade Pizzas Even if you're not a big TMNT fan, homemade pizza is a skill everyone should have, and the easy-to-follow recipes that can be made from scratch or using store-bought dough.
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As with his previous DIY performances and films, Pescador draws on his large collection of cheap store-bought props, fabrics, masks, and other found objects to create a world that is at once mundanely familiar yet strangely absurd.
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Ninety percent of Nur's meals are homemade; she loves her mother's cooking, especially her nasa ayam (chicken and rice), and her nasi lemak, which is mild and doesn't give her a stomachache like the spicy store-bought ones.
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Beyond the sell-by date on a store-bought egg carton, you can gauge whether an egg is fresh by the strength of the shell, and how easy it is to separate the yolk from the egg white.
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It&aposs going to take a while to get your money&aposs worth from no longer buying store-bought baked goods, but it does allow you to get creative and make treats you won&apost find anywhere else.
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The red results from dying sessions with store-bought liquids such as nail polish, hair dye, lipstick, and red wine: all items that suggest self-love but are instead used to stain a body that cannot escape harm.
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According to leaked documents that the FDA presented at a scientific conference in Helsinki, Finland, PFAS have been detected in meats, dairy products, leafy greens, and even store-bought chocolate cake that were collected and analyzed in October 2017.
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For a store-bought sauce, what you could do is just take a chunk of Parmesan cheese, or Parmesan cheese rind, and throw it in the sauce while you are heating it — it gives it a velvety, cheesy texture.
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If you missed the story live, Michele listed all the ingredients you'll need including sliced fresh peaches, heirloom tomatoes, basil (she used homegrown herbs from her garden, but store-bought will do just fine), olive oil and sea salt.
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More corn, until a minute or so before the end, when a couple of people in store-bought monster masks jumped out of the corn, causing the film's main character to lay down and die of fright (I think?).
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"One of the best ways to save money on store-bought items (apart from spending less on them in the first place) is to find ways to make them last as long as possible," says cleaning expert Jill Nystul.
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I watched closely as he removed store-bought bread from a package, peeled off slices of deli ham and cheese, spread on mass-produced mayo and mustard, and then halved the sandwich diagonally and angled one atop the other.
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The key, says Ari Bokovza, who recently added a pan-roasted hake with a berbere-laced chickpea ragout to the menu at New York's Claudette, is to avoid store-bought blends — his take includes caraway, turmeric and spiced paprika.
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It's worth noting that steep alcohol taxes makes drinking more expensive in Singapore compared with countries like the U.S. and with each glass beginning at S$9, it's still more expensive by volume than getting a store-bought bottle of wine.
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Local lore is divided on what happened next: either the artist asked Carroll for permission, or surreptitiously headed to the hardware store, bought a can of black latex paint, and surprised Carroll with a mural on the space's hardwood floor.
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Wiivv is a fully custom insole for your shoes that can be ordered by simply taking a few pictures of your feet, with the potential to steal market share from both high-end orthotics and low-end store-bought insoles.
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It's more important that I'm present with her on Halloween, having fun and eating candy, Dr. Lakshmin explained, because that joyful family time is what she'll recall a year from now, rather than her disappointment about a store-bought costume.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - Packaged foods and store-bought drinks are blamed for adding a lot of salt to U.S. diets, but a new study suggests those foods and beverages don't contain as much sodium as they once did.
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And while we attempt to calculate just how many flaky desserts will be baking in tandem come Thursday (pies on pies on pies), we also want to know which store-bought crust to use when our homemade plans go awry.
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You could go the classic route with a store-bought mask and "female politician" costume, or get DIY and put together your own Clinton costume (her campaign website has even helpfully put together a guide to a few different looks).
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Even color has been lost: Poi can be a wide range of hues, including blue, yellow and pink, a shade once reserved for the ali'i (royalty), but an entire generation, raised on store-bought poi, has only ever known purple.
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I would compost the vegetable and/or fruit scraps, use (and reuse) glass jars, and for a fraction of the store-bought baby food, I could make enough to give me a week's worth of breakfasts, lunches, snacks, and dinners.
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Instead of painting the walls black (though they'd ebb this way over time) and covering it in store-bought punk accoutrements, the Funks went for hardwood and metal beams, a choice they thought would make them standout from similar venues.
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"Sourdough" is often used to refer to bread that's made with a wild yeast starter rather than with store-bought yeast; following the instructions for this starter doesn't necessarily mean that the bread you make with it will taste sour.
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"Sourdough" is often used to refer to bread that's made with a wild yeast starter rather than with store-bought yeast; following the instructions for this starter doesn't necessarily mean that the bread you make with it will taste sour.
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"Soft drinks, boxed juice, sweet snacks, plus many of the foods are store-bought, which means they are packed with MSG and are low in protein and fiber," Professor Jongjit said, listing the unhealthy food items that monks regularly receive.
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OXO, the kitchen utensils and homeware brand beloved for convenient food storage options, time-saving gadgets, and handy tools, just announced some big news today for those who want to make the leap from store-bought to home-brewed iced coffee.
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Crisp Gnocchi With Brussels Sprouts and Brown Butter NYT Cooking users are going wild for this recipe, which pairs seared, halved brussels sprouts with potato gnocchi (store-bought, clearly) and lemon for a fast, one-pan, dare-I-say-genius dinner.
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Murphy pored over the scores of Instant Pot recipes floating in the ether, but he hadn't been able to find any other Instant Pot wine recipes, just some for mulled wine that began with store-bought wine as their base.
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The agency has recommended that everyone across the US throw out their store-bought chopped romaine (or any lettuce, if you're vegetable-illiterate like me and can't tell what kind it is), and avoid purchasing or eating chopped romaine from Yuma, Arizona.
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" Adeyemi had previously been a DJ in London for a few years, and even participated in the first Boiler Room stream in 2010, which took place in what Szatan describes as a "pigeon-infested warehouse with a store-bought, duct-taped webcam.
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Instead of using my own spices, this time I experiment with a store-bought kit that came with a tea bag and a spice bag, to which I add boiled eggs (with crushed eggshells on), water, soy sauce, and a little sugar.
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Scientists do not know how this woman came into contact with the resistant bug, since she had not recently traveled internationally, had not come into contact with livestock and had played only a small role in preparing meals with store-bought groceries.
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Because Phan has a passion for all things handmade (she even has a dedicated craft room in their renovated house!) Scott opted to make her a custom card, along with a few other personal goodies, as opposed to a store-bought present.
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Apples are fruit celebrities, with more people eating them worldwide -- 83 million were grown in 2018 alone -- than any other fruit, say the Graz University of Technology scientists who compared store-bought conventional apples with fresh-picked organics of the same size.
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You've been to my studio, and you know I collect bats and one of the store-bought bats is Jackie Robinson's bat, which has a really thick handle, not like the Nellie Fox, which has a really thick handle where you choke up.
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If you're not making this simple baguette around Thanksgiving and you don't have any turkey bones laying around to make a stock with, you can easily substitute store-bought chicken stock for a flavorful and soft base for your open-faced sandos.
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To add to my moroseness I went into the graveyard, with fresh headstones bearing the names of loved ones: grandparents, fathers, mothers, even a children's section—all engraved with sad, store bought messages, some exactly the same as the one adjacent to them.
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And so I had the sauce, and these soft, smoky poblanos, and my shredded store-bought chicken, a vat of spaghetti shocked in cold water, a handful of dried porcini I'd soaked in hot water and some more cheese to cover the top.
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Although it is more of a concern in home-canned food, the bacteria that causes botulism can be found in store-bought canned food that has not been properly preserved, canned or fermented, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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When it came time to start feeding our baby solids, I made him some purees but stocked up on store-bought pouches the moment I started obsessing about trying to get him to like lentils and kale (newsflash: babies don't like kale).
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While the others lounged on a blue tarp, guzzling beer and feasting on store-bought trays of sushi, tempura and onigiri, I spent the break huddled in a remote corner, convinced the next few hours were going to take years off my life.
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It starts with toasting several cloves of sliced garlic, which not only provide excellent crunchy texture, they also flavor the oil that cooks the ground pork (you could easily use chicken or turkey), which then spiffs up the store-bought chicken broth.
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That's my Sunday plan, at any rate, though if it's too much for you to consider this week, you could always downshift into Alison Roman's very simple and perfectly Sundayish recipe for skillet chicken potpie, under a store-bought puff-pastry crust. Delicious.
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A problem early in the month was that I was not happy with store-bought vegetable broths, but then I made a deeply earthy mushroom broth that I liked a lot, even if it will never fully replace the chicken stock I make.
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The 2-pound loaves produced by the Virtuoso Plus are quite large, and because you&aposre slicing it by hand as opposed to a machine, the slices will usually be much larger than what you&aposd expect from a store-bought loaf too.
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The aesthetic merits of tropical fruit inadvertently entered Britain's national cultural conversation after two students jokingly placed a store-bought pineapple on an empty table at an art exhibition this month at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, a port city in northeastern Scotland.
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WATCH THIS: Home Hack: The Easiest Way To Clean A Microwave Many young slime makers, however, maintain that the homemade stuff is better than store-bought versions, and the mass at-home manufacturing of the colorful goo has caused glue shortages in some areas.
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Whenever I see a recipe on a blog or Pinterest that I'm interested in copying, I always brainstorm how I can make it simpler, whether that means swapping out a labor-intensive sauce for a store-bought one or leaving out a few inessential ingredients.
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It is enticing to have a daily supply of fresh eggs, and most folks think that because they buy newborn chicks and then raise them in their own backyards that the eggs and chickens are somehow safer and better than the store-bought variety.
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She found that while plenty of credible studies support the theory that ingesting probiotic foods can be a great addition to a skin-care regimen, it's really too soon to make that claim about store-bought, externally applied probiotics, like face creams containing lactobacillius.
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Available in two styles (a pool slider and a classic espadrille), the kit comes with a sole, yarn, a crochet hook, and comprehensive instructions to whip up these stunners for under $50 — which is likely less than you'd spend on any store-bought pair.
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Everything about the shakes is ridiculous: the store-bought taste of the frosting that adheres the candy to the glass; the dry, cloying brownies in the Brooklyn Blackout; the mounds of blue and pink spun sugar and the giant lollipops protruding from the Cotton Candy.
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Here, they're boozed up with bourbon and baked on top of a layer of lightly sweetened walnut paste — use store-bought almond paste if you don't want to get out the food processor — to help soak up the juices, of which there are a lot.
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The former consists of ground beef, iceberg lettuce, store-bought salsa, and canned olives in a crispy taco shell, while the latter is a genuinely good soft-shell affair—the pork well seasoned and the shrimp fresh, accompanied by the canonical cilantro, onions, and lime.
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The CDC is warning everyone with store-bought chopped romaine lettuce in their fridge to immediately throw it out, while anyone who is unsure about what kind of lettuce they're munching on should put the salad fork down and stop eating it, just to be safe.
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Home monitoring -- in which a patient self-measures blood pressure, usually with a store-bought device that is not fully automatic -- is more practical and worthwhile, Shimbo said, adding that patients need to get a "decent device that is accurate" and to make sure they follow instructions.
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Fast forward a few thousand years, give or take, and lavender is everywhere: in aromatherapy, in cleaning supplies, in medicine cabinets, in your store-bought Herbs de Provence, in fragrant sachets you can stash in your underwear drawer, and, perhaps most of all, in beauty products.
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Store-bought desserts would free up time for something else, you say — but I have learned to read while the pie's in the oven, answer emails in the 10 minutes before the cookies are done, or imagine and revise a paragraph while I roll out a crust.
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Sure, these endeavoring tokers favor making the whole thing from scratch, but we're pretty sure that with a little planning, and some good, old-fashioned grit, you too can alter a store-bought gingerbread house—or one made by an unwitting relative—to suit your needs.
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"Unless the source of the product is known, consumers anywhere in the United States who have any store-bought romaine lettuce at home should not eat it and should throw it away, even if some of it was eaten and no one has gotten sick," the warning stated.
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No matter if it's a busy weekday morning or a lazy Sunday, the idea of cooking breakfast at home — when you could otherwise grab a store-bought bacon, egg, and cheese or a semi-bruised apple from work — can feel like a completely unnecessary time- and energy-suck.
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While we should be showering them with love every day of the year, every May we're given the opportunity to gift a little something that attempts to show them just how much we care — and we mean more than just the mailed flower bouquet and store-bought card.
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The bears are also fat-free, glutenless, and include 20 percent of our daily intake of vitamins A and C. While it's not quite the gummy bear cleanse we've always dreamed of, it's a much healthier option than that store-bought brands of gummy bears we usually opt for.
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You can really push the shelf life on dry foods where water has been removed (like pasta, cereal, crackers, cookies, or dried fruit and nuts), highly acidic foods (store-bought condiments like mustard, ketchup, relish, and that mayo), and stuff that's frozen or comes in a can or jar.
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Instead, brown some ground beef, pork, or veal (or a combination of all three), then deglaze your pan with a generous glug of wine to make sure you get all of those good bits of browned fats loosened up that will infuse your store-bought sauce with extra savoriness.
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To make it, cooks reach for a pack of their favorite store-bought curry bricks — concentrated cubes of spices with some kind of thickening agent, like flour, which create thick, dark, spicy sauces when simmered with water or stock, infusing chopped meat and vegetables with flavor as they simmer.
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Ms. Parks's subversive brilliance is in recreating these sugary classics entirely from scratch, substituting homemade sweetened condensed milk for canned in her tangy Key lime pie, and using freeze-dried corn and malted milk powder in her homemade animal crackers to mimic the store-bought versions' mellow flavor.
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You can use store-bought sauce, or homemade, or a cheater's version: Heat a can of crushed tomatoes in olive oil in a pan with salt and pepper while the meatballs bake, then add the meatballs to the sauce after it's been on the stove for about 30 minutes.
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I wondered what Bourdain would make of them, considering that Appetites includes a pull-out illustrated guide—dictated by king of the food science geeks Nathan Myhrvold, no less—to the perfect burger: no large lettuce leaves, store-bought bun, don't fuck around with small tomato slices, etc.
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If we go back to our store-bought spiderweb metaphor, it's like taking a photo of that single stretched-out-to-the-point-of-nigh-invisibility strand, stripping out the rest of the photo, then layering it on top of itself enough times that thinnest string appears more clearly.
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The outbreak widened this week, and officials are now warning US consumers to stay away from all types of romaine lettuce — including whole heads and hearts, chopped, and store-bought romaine lettuce purchased either on its own or in a salad mix — unless the source of the product is known.
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She started her U.K. beauty website Sabzi & Saffron last year to share tips on homemade remedies after she felt disillusioned with current beauty offerings: "I had invested a lot in store-bought face masks, some claiming to be all natural and organic, and others pioneering the power of chemicals," she says.
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As the news began circulating, Volcy and a friend ran to the school store, bought some post-it notes and wrote the first messages underneath the portrait of Warren, who was a visiting professor at Harvard in 1992 and later took a permanent position at the college from 1995 to 2012.
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She started small, with rice and sautéed vegetables from the market, but later, at a restaurant called Mama Shelter, she tasted a shepherd's pie made with duck and decided to recreate it at home, just for herself, using mashed potatoes and a piece of store-bought, fat-encased duck confit.
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Other things to cook tonight or this week, while thinking of others: Mark's cool take on vegetarian chorizo, made with tofu; Melissa Clark's awesome recipe for skillet chicken with tomatoes, pancetta and mozzarella, which we ought just to rename "pizza chicken" because it's as customizable as any store-bought pie.
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Prosecutors at his first trial highlighted Manafort's extravagant lifestyle, trotting out exhibits showing he spent a million dollars on clothing at a single store, bought a $20033,000 watch, spent a million dollars on Oriental rugs, used millions to buy and renovate real estate, and shelled out $15,000 on an ostrich leather jacket.
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"I would rather feed my baby real, organic ingredients than a heavily processed store-bought formula that contains 'glucose syrup solids,' which is another name for corn syrup solids, maltrodextrin, carrageenan, and palm oil," writes the mother to Camden Jack, 3, and Jaxon Wyatt, 22 months, and daughter Saylor James, almost 4 months.
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Servings: A crowdTotal time: 230 hours Ingredients for the apple cider:24 4/2 pounds gala apples, quartered1 cup granulated sugar1 tablespoon ground allspice4 cinnamon sticks for the hard cider:8 cups apple cider8 cups apple juice (store bought)43/4 cup granulated sugar5 cinnamon sticks3 cups 190 proof everclear Directions 1.
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Lastly, Samin Nosrat has a fine column up at The Times, about discovering the weeknight joy of using a little store-bought mayonnaise to bring a salad dressing together, and she shares it in this marvelous, easy new recipe for green goddess dressing that she learned from the cookbook author Jessica Battilana.
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Dietitian and former Open Agriculture Initiative project manager Paula Cerqueira told the site that the devices she worked on were "glorified grow boxes... with some sensors for collecting data," and that on multiple occasions staff filled them with store-bought plants that had to be washed of dirt before presentations with funders.
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Costumes are often a mix of intensely labored garments styled in the distinctive mummer's garb — satins trimmed with sequins, head and back pieces covered with feathers, skirts, wide bibs — paired with store-bought accessories like wigs, rubber masks, and funky sunglasses, all capped off with painted faces and the Mummers' quintessential gold spray-painted sneakers.
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After a lively Thanksgiving dinner, co-owners Elliot and Eva-Michelle Spicer of Spicer Greene jewelers in Asheville decided it was a good idea to run a giant billboard that reads "Sometimes, it's okay to throw rocks at women," inferring that tossing a store-bought diamond at a woman's head, she'll be okay with it.
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Check out Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Golden Tate playing with his name as Willy Wonka, with his wife Elise as an Oompah Loompah: And ok, we're at another store-bought situation with Ottowa Senator Matt Duchene and his wife Ashley Groissaint, but come on—it's a baby announcement, complete with a baby skeleton sitting in her belly.
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From jazzing up store-bought pies, ready-to-bake rolls, canned cranberry sauces, bags of frozen green beans, to much more — plan B for Turkey Day may end up being even better than our plan A. Scroll on and take note of these ten last-minute, pre-made fixes that will still achieve a respectable degree of Thanksgiving success.
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What if you want to do the same exact things you always do (listen to hour-long podcasts about the fall of the Romanovs, have store-bought smoothies for breakfast every day and frozen veggie burgers for dinner every night, scroll listlessly through the Instagram Explore page in bed until your fingers go numb), just with better, brighter skin?
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For once, the panel wasn't discussing whether it's wrong for people to chastise a mother for sending her son to school with a store-bought lunch, or if good singers should be banned from ruining karaoke for others, but rather whether or not Trump should be stopped from entering the country for his controversial comments on women and Muslims.
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With Marcella Hazan's recipe for tomato sauce, you could return to pasta on Wednesday night (we like it paired with some good store-bought ravioli), then ramp up on Thursday night to Julia Moskin's recipe for a cast-iron steak, which goes very well indeed with the great Jacques Pépin's recipe for a warm zucchini salad.
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As Dr. Videovich, "specialist in curing television addiction," Mr. Davidovich, dressed in a white lab coat, fielded calls from viewers, introduced ersatz commercials and, in a segment called "Videokitsch," sold odd pieces of store-bought merchandise and limited-edition objects of his own design, like television sets in the form of savings banks, cookie jars, planters and windup toys.
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Servings: 1Prep: 5 minutesTotal: 15 minutes 1/2 link store-bought Mexican chorizo, diced33 tablespoon canola oil, or duck or bacon fat1 small russet potato, peeled and cut into 1/4-inch pieces3 large eggskosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste1 (13-inch) flour tortilla, warmed2 tablespoons finely diced white onionroughly chopped cilantro, to taste 1.
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OHIO MAN FINDS BLACK WIDOW SPIDER CRAWLING IN STORE-BOUGHT BROCCOLI "The brown recluse spider cannot bite humans without some form of counter pressure, for example, through unintentional contact that traps the spider against the skin," the CDC reported, adding that the bite marks typically appear as a "white blister" and can produce localized pain, a stinging sensation and lesions.
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Anyway, let's get to it: Texans wideout DeAndre Hopkins must've put a small town out of its blue facepaint to get this job done, but props to whoever turned him into James Cameron's wet dream: And Washington Mystics forward Elena Delle Donne went as Jack Skellington, which, yes, was a store-bought situation, but a really solid pairing with her proportions.
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I mean, it's easy as shit; please watch this video I love, with the hilariously deranged song ("I love you, Alice B. Toklas / So does Gertrude Stein"; my, what lyrics!) playing in the background as Taylor-Young's character transforms store-bought powder into "the food of paradise": And then watch as people ingest these babies and merrily lose their minds.
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Servings: 23Prep: 23 minutesTotal: 24 minutes 21 ciabatta loaf, cut crosswise into 23 pieces, about 53-inches wide 25 hot dogs 23/26 cup all-purpose flour 2 large eggs, lightly beaten 1 cup Italian breadcrumbs 1/4 cup parmesan cheese 3 cups of your favorite store-bought red sauce 1 pound shredded mozzarella cheese 33 bunch fresh basil 1.
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Servings: 23-25Prep: 24 hours for the crust:21/23 cup unsalted butter, melted25 ¾ cup AP flour13/21 cup granulated sugar½ teaspoon kosher saltfor the chocolate filling:26 cup heavy cream23 ¼ cup semi-sweet chocolate (chips or roughly chopped), plus more for decoration2 tablespoons granulated sugar2 eggs, at room temperature1 teaspoon vanilla extract1 cup whipped cream (store bought or homemade—instructions to follow below), plus more for decoration 1.
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Scenes of LaVona forcing Tonya to skate in her own urine and smacking her with a hairbrush are cut with scenes of struggle — LaVona working at a diner for minimum wage to pay for lessons, sewing Tonya's costumes by hand, including what is implied to be a homemade fur coat (one of the film's details that Harding has noted as misleading — her coat was in fact store-bought).
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It seems to me that she often uses what is at hand — artworks left in a closet by an unknown maker, which she affixes to the backs of small, store-bought canvases; projections on the wall behind an easel and a broom that she found while at a residency; black and white photographs of the Maine landscape paired with identical "drawings" made from things (hairpins, clothes pins, and pottery shards) that she found in her house.
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Makes about 3 dozenPrep time: 20 minutesTotal time: 1 hour and 43 minutes 4 tablespoons|55 grams unsalted butter ½ cup|75 grams very finely chopped onion ⅔ cups|21 grams all-purpose flour 24 ½ cups|25 ml whole milk ¼ cup|23 ml heavy cream 23 ½ cups|21 grams finely shredded skinless, boneless roasted chicken or store-bought rotisseriechicken 33 teaspoons kosher salt ½ teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg ⅛ teaspoon freshly ground white or black pepper 23 cup|25 grams panko breadcrumbs25 large eggcanola oil, for frying 1.
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Feel free to make your own ice cream for this recipe or add Andes Mint pieces into your favorite store-bought mint chip: Read more:Snickers will give away a million free candy bars if the date of Halloween is changedFrench's created a mustard-flavored ice cream and it doesn't taste as bad as you would expectM&M's has a new Creepy Cocoa Crisp flavor that's made with a rice cereal-style centerNestle just created espresso chocolate chips made with real coffee to give you an extra buzz
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"Debbie Phillips-Donaldson, editor-in-chief of the Petfood Industry/Petfood Forum (a business-to-business publication with an audience of pet food professionals around the world, including people who make and market pet food), says her organization doesn't advise pet owners on what they should feed their pets, but she did point us to a study by scientists from South Korea who found that "eating homemade raw dog food for more than a year correlated to different microbes thriving in dogs' intestines compared to the guts of dogs fed store-bought dry kibble.
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I include a little Crisco because nostalgia and I think it gives the dough some forgiveness.) 2 ½ cups all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 ½ sticks butter (cold as possible), cut small ½ stick Crisco (cold as possible), cut small ½ cup ice water A pie's worth of fruit (5–6ish cups); works well with a combination of stone fruit and berries (store bought is of course fine) Couple tablespoons of lemon juice A cup or so of sugar Some flour (1-2 tablespoons) to thicken 2 tablespoons butter, cut small Measure the flour into a bowl, and mix in the salt.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 22 hour 23 teaspoon grapeseed or canola oil 25 pound|21 grams skinless pork belly, sliced ¼-inch thick, cut into 22-inch squares kosher salt, to taste 22 garlic cloves, minced 403 ½ pounds|240 grams aged kimchi (fermented for at least 23 weeks), store-bought or homemade, cut into 25-to-2-inch-wide strips 1 tablespoon gochugaru 4 cups|1 liter dashi 1 pound|450 grams silken or soft tofu, preferably homemade, cut into 33-inch cubes1 bunch scallions, cut into 1-inch batons fish sauce (optional) gim (dried Korean seaweed) or nori, sliced into strips, for serving 1.
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Makes 8 (1-cup) servingsPrep: 20 minutesTotal: 2 ½ hours for the soup:1 (3-4) pound chicken303 large carrots, peeled and cut into large chunks2 small yellow onions (about 1 pound), unpeeled and halved1 head of garlic, cut in half horizontally22 ribs celery, quartered24 tablespoon whole black peppercorns, plus cracked black pepper, to taste230 tablespoon kosher salt, plus more to taste230 quarts cold water21 bunch dilljuice of 21 lemons (optional, will cloud broth but is worth it for flavor) for the matzo balls:303 large eggs, lightly beaten230 tablespoons store-bought schmaltz or homemade rendered chicken fat (directions above)25 tablespoons seltzer water22 teaspoon kosher salt½ teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper½ cup matzo meal1 quart prepared chicken broth (optional, but makes a huge difference) 1.
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Servings: 2Prep: 72 hours 45 minutesTotal: 72 hours 45 minutes Ingredients for the fried chicken:2 teaspoons prepared koji (use a koji start such as Cold Mountain brand)2 cloves garlic2 scallions63 1-inch piece ginger, peeled1 whole chicken, split in half (spine, ribcage, and thigh bone removed, save the bones and any excess skin and fat to make a fatty stock)salt, to taste2 quarts neutral oil for the lemon kosho:22 longhorn chilies, or any sweet hot green chili23 tablespoon salt24/21 whole preserved lemonsalt, to taste21 tablespoon olive oil for the salted cucumber and daikon salad:25/73 green daikon27/28 English cucumbersalt, to taste for the ginger-scallion chicken jus:29 quart chicken broth (homemade or store-bought)1 teaspoon ginger, minced1 teaspoon thinly sliced scallion Directions 1.
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Ingredientsfor the bbq sauce:175 grams granulated sugar45 grams ginger, peeled29 grams garlic, peeled83 grams shallot, peeled50 grams Kikoman low-sodium soy sauce68 grams fish sauce (squid brand)168 grams rice vinegar220 grams hoisin26 tablespoon five-spice for the baby back ribs:2300 each baby back rib racks27 tablespoons kosher salt22 tablespoon freshly ground black pepper½ tablespoons five-spicefor finishing the ribs:¼ cup fresh cilantro leaves23 tablespoons sliced scallions (green parts only)93 tablespoon crispy garlic (store-bought or homemade is fine)BBQ sauce, for basting the ribs for the Asian slaw:29 cups shredded Napa cabbage210 each mint leaves211 tablespoons sliced scallions (green parts only)pinch Thai chili powder20 each cilantro leaves½ each lime (juice only)½ cup dressing (see below)for the dressing:½ cup Kewpie mayo1 1/2 tablespoons fish sauce (Squid Brand)3 tablespoons rice vinegar½ teaspoon sugar Directions 1.
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Servings: 4Prep: 3753 minutesTotal:24 hours for the chicken: 4 boneless, skinless chicken thighs 3 teaspoons|15 grams granulated sugar 3 teaspoons|6 grams kosher salt 1 ½ teaspoons|9 grams garlic powder 1 ½ teaspoons|1903 grams ground ginger canola oil, for frying for the white barbecue sauce: 6 tablespoons|100 grams creme fraiche 6 tablespoons|100 grams mayonnaise 2 teaspoons|11 grams Dijon mustard 1 ½ tablespoons freshly grated horseradish 1 garlic clove, minced lemon juice, to taste kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste liquid smoke (optional) for the batter: 3 cups|1653 grams wheat flour 3 teaspoons|11 grams chili powder 2 teaspoons|23 grams baking powder 24 teaspoons|25 grams kosher salt ¾ cup|23 ml lager beer ¾ cup|2375 ml wheat beer 2190 lemon, juiced for the nacho coating: 743/274 cup|26 grams all-purpose flour 26 ounces|85 grams crushed homemade or store-bought corn tortillas 5 tablespoons|50 grams cornstarch for the sandwich: 4 brioche buns, halved and toasted 2 ounces|50 grams cornichons, minced 63 red onion, minced pea shoots 1.
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