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Spring is the perfect time to clean out junk — and possibly make a few dollars while you’re at it. If you’re into the idea of holding a garage sale, it’s not as easy as you may think. Before you throw everything you want to get rid of on a table and call it a sale, take a quick moment to reassess. Here are a few things you should never, ever, sell at a garage sale.

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It seems like Mickey D’s is finally leaving delusion land — where a McMeh burger costs $9 — and trying to win back fleeing customers with what everyone needs right now in this economy: value deals.

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Fried chicken isn’t Kentucky’s to claim. It’s a global phenomenon with long roots that include a Scottish battering process that gave the world fry-everything chip shops and West African seasoning, unfortunately as a result of recipes traveling with the slave trade. Now, whether it’s India’s Chicken 65, Southeast Asia’s ayam goreng, Japan’s karaage and katsu, Hong Kong’s shri...


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Costco is the place to shop when you’re planning a holiday dinner — and especially if you’re expecting a crowd. These items are must-buys ahead of the Easter holiday, from plates and candy to the main course and fixings.

Pizazz Spring Paper Plates Costco

Obviously, we have to start strong with the “fine china.” These adorable


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No one’s pulling into a gas station expecting the best breakfast of their life. But every now and then, places like Wawa prove you don’t need a fancy brunch spot to get something filling and decent. And while other fast-food chains will easily run you $10 or more for something similar, at Wawa you can find tasty breakfast staples for under $6.

Sizzli Breakfast $5 Deal ...

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