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hgtv.com | Adam Campbell-Schmitt
545648721 (GERMANY OUT) BARCELONA CHAIR. Barcelona chair after the design of American (German-born) architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Originally designed for the Barcelona World Fair of 1929 as part of the German Pavilion. Photograph, c1970.
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bonappetit.com | Adam Campbell-Schmitt
Somewhere between pour-over and those large-format carafes from countertop drip coffee makers lies the French press coffee maker. Starting at a size that makes just enough for a single serving and going up to a model that could caffeinate a crowd, French presses aren’t as finicky and hands-on as some manual methods, allowing you to multitask while your coffee brews.
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2 weeks ago | 
foodnetwork.com | Adam Campbell-Schmitt
Photo courtesy of Popeyes Flavors of the moment come and go, but occasionally food brands find one with enough sticking power to launch a whole new category of products. Dill pickles seem to fit that bill, as we’ve seen everything from pickle-flavored potato chips to pickle ketchup and pickle pistachios in the grocery store. Now, fried chicken chain Popeyes is bringing the brine to its restaurants with an all-new Popeyes Pickle Menu.
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3 weeks ago | 
foodnetwork.com | Adam Campbell-Schmitt
2187972866 Sergi Alexander/Getty Images We may throw the word “trending” out a lot these days, but for companies looking to boost sales, going viral can mean more than name recognition. Sometimes brands that have existed for years are the subject of a little social media moment and suddenly skyrocket. Just ask the 112-year old Stanley, more famous now for its iconic, colorful water bottles than its original line of durable drinkware.
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4 weeks ago | 
hgtv.com | Adam Campbell-Schmitt
457470013 KENNET SQUARE, PENNSYLVANIA, UNITED STATES - 2011/09/26: Main fountain garden, Longwood Gardens. (Photo by John Greim/LightRocket via Getty Images) Getty/John Greim If spring hasn’t yet sprung in your own backyard, you might consider getting an early dose of gorgeous greenery and beautiful blooms at a botanical garden.
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1 month ago | 
hgtv.com | Adam Campbell-Schmitt
2157419437 American type of family house for sale Getty/Anchiy Obviously, there are many factors weighing on when you need to list your home for sale and why, however if you can pick and choose, you might want to wait until the weather warms up. Analysis from Zillow Group, which operates America’s most visited real estate website, says springtime is also when the real estate market heats up, too.
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1 month ago | 
foodnetwork.com | Adam Campbell-Schmitt
Photo courtesy of Sweetgreen You have plenty of options when it comes to dining out for lunch, though some you might consider healthier than others. For example, most fast food joints are short on ingredients like green vegetables, but some days it’s hard to resist the lure of a burger combo. But now a popular salad-slinging chain is offering a new side dish that could rival its quick-service competitors: fries.
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1 month ago | 
foodnetwork.com | Adam Campbell-Schmitt
Photo courtesy of Graza If you’ve done your fair share of the cooking in your home, you’ve probably come to realize that most of the time olive oil is used for its flavor. If you’re looking to get things crispy, many recipes you come across will recommend a high-smoke-point, neutral oil like canola or vegetable oil for browning oven-roasted brussels sprouts, pan frying panko-coated pork chops or deep frying chicken drumsticks.
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1 month ago | 
bonappetit.com | Adam Campbell-Schmitt
All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. Over the years, when I’ve been in a meal planning rut, I’ve found trying out a meal kit delivery service helps snap me out of it. But while there are more than a few of these companies out there, their weekly menu options are often limited for vegetarians and vegans looking to avoid animal products.
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2 months ago | 
hgtv.com | Adam Campbell-Schmitt
1440005526 Young woman feels cold at home with sitting next to a radiator Dobrila Vignjevic Whether winter temperatures drop a lot or only a little where you live, there’s one thing that’s bound to be on the rise this time of year: Your energy bill. But as geographically diverse as the United States is, does simply living above a certain latitude mean residents of these northerly major cities pay more to heat their homes than those who live further south?
