Jennifer Waldera

Jennifer Waldera Even though the restaurant industry as a whole may be struggling with growth, steakhouses are actually faring fairly well.

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Olive Garden may be full of Italian-American delights (that salad? Chef's kiss), but you can swap a bun with this hot dog hack to amp up summer dining.

Jennifer Waldera If you're searching for a slice of nostalgia, look no further than Aldi's bakery case where it stocks a 7Up-branded cake.

Video Muted Wine bottles may be one of the top household items to repurpose. You can turn them into rolling pins for your baking endeavors, use them as vases for flowers, grow plants in them, garden watering bulbs, or even as a little fence in your green space. And if you want them to help beautify your garden with functionality, they're great for that, too.

Want to change up your Big Mac burger but still want the bones in place? Use these ordering tips to give you a totally new (and better) experience.

Video Muted Dutch-based Tony's Chocolonely began selling its chocolate in 2005, but it didn't make it to the U.S. until 2015. Now, there's an array of flavors available, from basic milk chocolate and white chocolate to varieties that incorporate pretzels, toffee, hazelnuts, and more. To find out which is the best, Food Republic tried 10 different bars, and there was one clear winner: Tony's Chocolonely's Filled Gooey Caramel Sea Salt Crunch.

While overstock and retail returns are an inevitable challenge for retailers, the way Costco offloads its excess appliances protects its bottom line.

You might be surprised to learn that France has its own version of a Filet-O-Fish (called a McFish), and if you want to try it, you can! Order it this way.

Video Muted For a vast portion of the 1900s, soda fountains at drug stores and five and dimes were a staple destination in the United States; they were the home of a variety of sweet soda fountain treats like egg creams, brown cows, and lime rickeys. Perhaps one of the simplest drinks available at the time is one that could easily be revived today: chocolate soda.