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I Compared Ribeye Steak Prices at 5 Grocery Stores - Here's What I Found

Wondering how much you should expect to pay for a Ribeye steak these days? I look at the prices of them at 5 different grocery stores. Now here are the prices I found at Costco in Wilsonville, Oregon.

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Before You Buy Green Grapes, Here Are 5 Things to Know

Are you a fan of green grapes? You'll want to read these 5 things you should know. Let me share what you want to be looking for when you are shopping for green grapes:. Look for grapes that are plump and firm without any wrinkles.

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I Stopped Frying Bacon On The Stove and Used This 9 Minute Trick

Frying bacon in a skillet means standing at the stove, wiping down grease splatters, and scrubbing a pan afterward. This microwave method skips all of that. A full package of bacon is done in about 9 minutes, using nothing but a plate and paper towels.

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Greg Wilson, CFA

20 Foods You Should Never Reheat in the Microwave

This article was originally published on ChaChingQueen.com, a site my wife and I own. AI was used for light editing, formatting, and readability. But a human (me!) wrote and edited this.

Greg Wilson, CFA

Gone by 2030: 24 Items That Will Soon Be Obsolete

This article was originally published on ChaChingQueen.com, a site my wife and I own. AI was used for light editing, formatting, and readability. But a human (me!) wrote and edited this.

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Kateable

This Backyard Weed Heals Cuts Faster Than Neosporin

If you've got plantain growing in your yard, you're basically sitting on a first aid kit and don't even know it. It's one of those "weeds" most people pull and toss without a second thought, but it's actually one of the best skin healing herbs out there. I started using it on scrapes and cuts a few years ago and never looked back. 😊

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Greg Wilson, CFA

29 Things You Should (Probably) Stop Buying After Turning 60

This article was originally published on ChaChingQueen.com, a site my wife and I own. AI was used for light editing, formatting, and readability. But a human (me!) wrote and edited this.

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Eat Like No One Else

I Started Soaking Pork Chops in Pickle Juice — Here's What Happened

Before you cook your next batch of pork chops, give them a soak in some pickle juice first. You may love the results, like me!. What do you do when you are done with a jar of pickles? Do you just dump the juice down the drain? Did you know that you can save that juice and use it to brine pork chops before they go on the grill or into a pan? I know a lot of people think of brining when it comes to turkeys at Thanksgiving, but there is no reason not to try other meats as well. Pork chops being a lean meat makes it a perfect candidate.

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This Stops a Sore Throat Almost Instantly—No Cough Drops Needed

A scratchy throat is usually the first sign someone in my house is coming down with something, and I always reach for this before it turns into anything worse. It coats the throat, calms the irritation, and honestly works faster than any cough drop I've tried. Now it's the first thing I grab the moment someone says "my throat hurts." 😊

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My Grandma Always Added This To Her Scrambled Eggs, Turns Out She Shouldn't Have

My grandma always added a splash of milk to her scrambled eggs before they hit the pan. It's how she taught me to make them, and it's how I made them for years without ever questioning it.

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The One Mistake People Make When Bringing Home Tomatoes

Let me share why putting your tomatoes directly into the fridge when you bring them home might be a mistake. Years ago I learned from Alton Brown that putting tomatoes in the fridge was a no-no. The reason being that the flavor of the tomato will forever be changed once they have gone below a certain temperature. Alton says that.

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Mama’s American Goulash Is the Kind of One-Pot Supper That Makes the Whole House Smell Like Home

Savory ground beef, tender macaroni, tomatoes, and simple pantry seasonings come together in the kind of old-fashioned goulash that feels familiar from the very first spoonful. The beef cooks down rich and hearty, the pasta soaks up the tomatoey sauce, and everything simmers together until the whole pot turns thick, saucy, and deeply comforting. A little garlic, onion, and seasoning bring that classic family-dinner flavor, while the soft macaroni keeps every bite satisfying without making the dish complicated. It is practical, budget-friendly, and exactly the kind of meal that feels like something Mama could stretch to feed everybody at the table and still have enough left for tomorrow.

Eat Like No One Else

The One Apple I'm Buying This Year Before Honeycrisp

The apple variety you don't want to miss out on before you pick up any Honeycrisp apples this season. Apple season has begun. Early season apple varieties are starting to come off the trees. While many people wait for the start of Honeycrisp, there are several great apples that you should be looking out for first. I want to share about one of those apples today - Zestar!

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Dolly Parton’s 5-Ingredient Casserole Is the Kind of Southern Supper That Knows How to Feed a Hungry

A short ingredient list can still deliver the kind of bubbling, cheesy comfort that makes everyone wander into the kitchen before dinner is called. This casserole keeps things wonderfully simple, layering familiar pantry staples into a hot, hearty bake with tender textures, savory flavor, and plenty of old-fashioned appeal. The top gets golden around the edges, the middle stays creamy and satisfying, and every scoop feels like the sort of covered-dish supper that belonged at family gatherings long before complicated recipes took over. It is practical, cozy, and exactly the kind of meal that proves five ingredients can still make dinner feel generous.

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This Old-School Herb Was Used to Treat Anxiety Before Pills Existed

Long before anxiety medication existed, people turned to herbs like lemon balm to calm a racing mind. It's one of those old-school remedies that's been quietly doing its job for centuries, and it's become one of my go to herbs whenever I need to unwind after a long day with the littles. 😊

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This Weed Growing in Your Yard Fixes Dry Skin Better Than Lotion

If chickweed is popping up in your yard right now, don't pull it just yet. This little weed is one of the best kept secrets for dry, irritated skin, and it's probably growing somewhere on your property right this second.

Greg Wilson, CFA

Culture Shock: 22 Things That Offend Americans but Are Perfectly Normal Abroad

This article was originally published on ChaChingQueen.com, a site my wife and I own. AI was used for light editing, formatting, and readability. But a human (me!) wrote and edited this.

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Kateable

This Root Was Used to Ease Pain Before Ibuprofen Existed

Long before ibuprofen ever hit a store shelf, people were chewing on willow bark to ease pain and fevers. It's actually kind of wild when you think about it, the active compound that inspired modern aspirin came straight from this tree.

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ChefManiac

Grandma’s 5-Ingredient Potato Soup Was So Cozy, Fancy Recipes Never Stood a Chance

There is something almost unfair about how much comfort can come from just five simple ingredients. This old-fashioned potato soup is creamy, steamy, and full of soft, buttery potato pieces that practically melt into the broth. It has the kind of humble flavor that feels instantly familiar, like something simmering on Grandma’s stove while biscuits warmed nearby. No complicated seasonings, no mile-long shopping list, no unnecessary fuss—just a bowl that tastes rich, cozy, and deeply satisfying. The beauty is in its simplicity, and that is exactly why recipes like this never really disappear.

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This Herb Was Used to Heal Wounds Before Antibiotic Ointment Existed

Here's the full article, built around yarrow, historically known as a battlefield wound herb:. This Herb Was Used to Heal Wounds Before Antibiotic Ointment Existed. Long before antibiotic ointment ever existed, yarrow was the herb people reached for to heal wounds. Soldiers carried it into battle for centuries to stop bleeding and prevent infection, which is actually where it got one of its old nicknames, "soldier's woundwort."

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Thomas Smith

A Salmonella Recall Now Reaches Walmart, Target, Trader Joe's and Whole Foods

A widening food recall connected to a multistate Salmonella outbreak now covers dips, salsas, guacamole and prepared meals sold by some of America's largest grocery chains. Taylor Fresh Foods announced the voluntary recall on Aug. 9 after learning that jalapeno supplier Coast Citrus Distributors was recalling peppers because of possible Salmonella contamination. The affected jalapenos came from a grower in Sinaloa, Mexico, identified as the likely source of an ongoing outbreak.

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Thomas Smith

McDonald's Just Launched a Fall Coffee Flavor -- and It Isn't Pumpkin Spice

Pumpkin spice may dominate coffee menus every fall, but McDonald's is trying something different in 2026. The fast-food giant has launched a new Caramel Apple Pie coffee flavor, combining two familiar fall tastes with a McDonald's dessert that has been around for generations.

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The Cabbage Soup People Keep Coming Back to When They Want Something Light but Actually Satisfying

ender cabbage, tomatoes, vegetables, and savory broth come together in a bowl that feels fresh, hearty, and far more comforting than “diet food” usually gets credit for. As it simmers, the cabbage softens without turning mushy, the vegetables release their sweetness, and the broth picks up enough flavor to make every spoonful feel substantial. It is warm, colorful, and packed with texture, making it a practical choice when you want a lighter meal that still tastes like real food instead of a compromise.

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Thomas Smith

California Is About to Make a Huge Legal Change For Car Buyers

Buying a used car in California is about to become significantly less risky. Beginning Oct. 1, 2026, Californians who buy or lease most used vehicles priced at $50,000 or less will have three days to cancel the deal for any reason.

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The Stuffed Cabbage Casserole That Keeps All the Old-Fashioned Comfort and Skips the Rolling

Tender cabbage, savory ground beef, rice, and rich tomato sauce come together in the kind of casserole that tastes like a Sunday dinner shortcut done right. Instead of rolling each cabbage leaf one by one, everything gets layered into a bubbling bake where the cabbage turns soft and silky, the beef stays hearty and juicy, and the rice soaks up all that saucy goodness. The top gets lightly caramelized around the edges, the center stays warm and comforting, and every scoop delivers the same familiar flavors people love about classic stuffed cabbage. It is practical, cozy, and exactly the sort of family recipe that makes a busy night feel a little more settled.

Greg Wilson, CFA

20 Things We Often Forget to Appreciate in Daily Life

This article was originally published on ChaChingQueen.com, a site my wife and I own. AI was used for light editing, formatting, and readability. But a human (me!) wrote and edited this.

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Before You Buy Butter, Here Are 5 Brands Worth Knowing About

Before you put some butter in your grocery cart, here are 5 brands that I think you need to know about. It may seem at first that butter is just butter. I think for the most part, people just buy the cheapest butter in the store, which is often the store brand. But if you want a more fulfilling butter experience, here are 5 brands that I think are worth buying.

Thomas Smith