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Why Navy Sailors Never Wash Their Coffee Cups - AOL (opens the original)
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The Navy is full of interesting, age-old traditions that might sound slightly odd to the everyday citizen. From the famous crossing the line ceremony to fool's errand initiation tasks, there's a lot more going on behind the scenes than meets the eye. Another unique quirk of sailors involves their coffee cups. Let's just say, if you ever find yourself having a bite to eat on a naval submarine, we recommend coming equipped with your own coffee mug. Throughout thousands of years of maritime history
What The Numbers On Ground Beef Packaging Really Mean - AOL (opens the original)
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It's truly never a bad idea to add ground beef to your grocery cart. For many of us, it's a kitchen essential, whether you're putting together perfectly juicy burgers for a backyard cookout or infusing it with spices for crowd-pleasing Tex-Mex tacos. But shoppers are occasionally left scratching their heads over what exactly the numbers on its packaging actually mean — you know, the ones that say 80/20, or perhaps 90/10. Fortunately, the answer is simple. These designations are here to inform sh
Why You May Want To Avoid Fruit Without Stickers - AOL (opens the original)
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When shopping for fruit, most people don't give a second thought to the small stickers plastered on the surface. Sometimes they fall off on their own; other times you'll need to peel them off yourself. Simple, right? Well, not always. No one's out here eating fruit stickers on purpose (we hope), and peeling one off might seem harmless enough. But in certain cases, that small act can create tiny tears or bruises on the fruit, which can quickly shorten its shelf life. There are several reasons why
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