If you're a steak lover, you probably have a favorite cut. For those who prefer something a bit lighter, a good steak is ...

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For many of us Brits, these waffley delights have been a saviour after a night on the town or a cheap carb at dinner time but, as it turns out, we may have been cooking them incorrectly this whole ...

There’s so much to love about the Lodge 12-inch Cast Iron Skillet. For starters, it’s one of the most inexpensive options on our list, but is made with the same high level of quality that you ...

If you're thinking of having Birds Eye Potato Waffles for dinner, you might be tempted to cook them in the oven. However, according to Birds Eye, that's not the best way to prepare them.

So, what's the best way to cook a waffle? Surprisingly, it's in the toaster. It might seem strange to stick frozen potato in your toaster, which is mainly used for making toast, the Mirror reports.

However, according to Birds Eye themselves, that's not the correct way to cook them. The original creators of the waffle-shaped potato snack have revealed that there's no need to turn on your oven ...

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