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Fancy a bit of butchering? Why let others do it when you can do it yourself? Taking an animal apart isn’t as simple as consuming one for dinner, but it is made much, much easier with the… Continue

Before dropping off your donation box to Goodwill, pick up a copy of Cy Tymony’s Super Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things ($11) and convert your junk into handy treasures. This… Continue

Your colleagues will reconsider the office as one of the safest place to be once you get your mits on the Mini Weapons of Mass Destruction 2 ($11). Thanks to John Austin, they’ll… Continue

While there’s no real cure for a hangover, there’s definitely no shortage of grub to take the edge off. Along with great recipes to help you survive the day after a night… Continue

If you’re struggling to include meat in your recipes, do youreself a favore and pick up a copy of Eat Like a Man ($17). A great addition to any cookbook collection, Eat Like a Man… Continue

Written by a dad, the Rules for My Unborn Son ($10) is a great read for future dads expecting a son. Packed with tradition, practical and humorous fatherly advice, from how to shave to… Continue

If you’re finally ready to try to start cooking with fire instead of a microwave, pick up a copy of What to Cook and How to Cook It ($23). 100 recipes featured in this book highlight… Continue

Short of hanging a sign that says, “No Girls Allowed” with a backwards R, the Man Cave Book by Yost and Wilser ($8) will teach you the fundamental skills needed to create… Continue

Sriracha makes a great a condiment if you like spicy food, but did you know there’s a cookbook all about this Thai hot sauce? The Sriracha Cookbook ($11) takes this spicy red paste… Continue

The Ticket Stub Diary ($10) is perfect for storing tickets concerts, sporting evens, theaters, movies and more. This journal features roomy sleeves for storing tickets and stubs… Continue