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Image : DinerDrip.com If the Denny’s Everyday Value Slam is your particular breakfast jam, you’re going to want to get your hands on the diner chain’s new Everyday Value Tee that will be your ticket to a free meal every day through Dec. 31, 2023 . The T-shirt sports a QR code sewn directly on the sleeve that can be scanned in person (it cannot be used for delivery orders ) for a free breakfast of eggs, two bacon strips or sausage links, and your choice of two buttermilk pancakes, French toast, or a biscuit and gravy. You can wear the shirt to participating Denny’s locations in all 50 states, but not every Denny’s will be participating in the deal . Here is the complete list of locations that are not participating , so check to make sure your neighborhood location isn’t on it before you splurge on the $5.99 shirt. The company points out that your potential savings is upwards of $2,180 for the year—but that’s assuming you intend to eat there every single day. Remember t...

Photo : Marta Maziar ( Shutterstock ) After watching a TikTok on pancake flipping , I got to thinking about whether or not I had been doing it wrong my whole flippin’ life. I turn with my wrist but I don’t get a horrible splash, like in the video. It turns out, it’s more about the power behind the move than if you’re using the correct part of your arm. A gentle flip from the right height is all you need for the perfect non-splattered pancake. It doesn’t matter what recipe you use, we’re all searching for the same thing–fluffy, light, round pancakes. If you didn’t know it already, the little bubbles that form while cooking are essential for your success. Most pancakes are leavened with chemical leaveners (baking powder or baking soda), or whipped egg whites, and while the bubbles they create are abundant for a while, they’re also delicate. With most recipes, the right time to flip is after the outer edges dry up and the center is still gooey with plenty of bubbles present . A too...

Photo : Chitaika ( Shutterstock ) Eggnog is as Christmas as chunky, colorful lights–it’s not for everyone, but some households are all about it. Whether you have a yearly event concocting your family’s secret recipe, or buy liters of the store bought variety, try adding it to your pancake mix and make the most Christmassy breakfast of your life. Eggnog is a creamy, spicy holiday drink, and undoubtedly fabulous on its own hot or cold, but it also works well as a dynamite flavoring in countless recipes. It’s basically your milk ingredient living its best life. There’s already a combination of warming spices, egg yolks, cream, and, heck, even booze, already mixed in. For various, inexplicable reasons, should you have leftover eggnog you can’t get rid of (maybe a friend gifted you too much, or you’re not in the mood to drink it and you’d rather eat it), make eggnog pancakes. Simply substitute equal parts eggnog for the liquid ingredient in your favorite pancake recipe, and proceed as ...