Nothing hits the spot when you’re hungry quite like a good cheeseburger, and Melt Gourmet Cheeseburgers is one of the best places to find one in the Leesburg area. This local restaurant offers classic beef burgers, vegetarian patties. and even burgers made with less common meats, like bison and lamb. Each style of burger is served with fries or crispy onion rings, and everything comes with delicious sauces, toppings, and condiments that set the meal apart from your typical burger joint.

Once you’re done with your meal, top things off with a thick peanut butter shake or an ice cream float—if you have room left over, that is. For adults, Melt Gourmet Cheeseburgers also offers a great selection of beer and wine to go with your food.

Melt Gourmet Cheeseburgers
525 E Market St
Leesburg, VA 20176
(703) 443-2105
www.meltgourmetcheeseburgers.com

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From reheating leftovers to warming up bowls of canned soup, your microwave sees a whole lot of messes from its various daily tasks. You may think that you need to use a store-bought cleanser to get out those tough, caked-on stains, but if you want to avoid those harsh chemicals, you can actually make your own cleanser at home. Follow these steps for cleaning your microwave in an all-natural way.

1. Pour one cup of vinegar into a microwave-safe bowl, and then add one cup of hot water and stir the two together.
2. Place the bowl with its vinegar solution in the center of the microwave and turn it on. Let it run on average power for 10 minutes.
3. Keep an eye on the bowl and remove it from the microwave when you notice it starting to boil (likely somewhere between 5 and 10 minutes). Note: Be sure to use an oven mitt, as the bowl will be very hot.
4. Wet a rag with lukewarm water and give the inside a good wipe-down to remove the now-loosened debris inside.
5. Once all of the debris is steam cleaned away, create a simple solution of lemon juice and water. Dip another rag into the homemade cleanser and give the microwave another wipe-down to freshen things up.

How to Clean Your Microwave Naturally With Just a Lemon [The Kitchn]
How to Clean and Shine Your Microwave Without Cleaner [One Good Thing]
Use a Lemon to Make Cleaning the Microwave Easy [Lifehacker]

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Bar carts are the types of finishing touches that add a major pop of designer flair to any room in the home. From the living room to the dining room, adding a well-curated bar cart will really give your home the type of 1950s style that is right on trend. Here are just a few tips for creating a truly chic bar cart.

1. Start with the perfect cart. Scour flea markets and thrift stores for an authentic vintage bar cart. If you can’t find one there, try purchasing one at an affordable furniture store or even using a small three-tiered bookshelf.
2. Choose your spirits. The types of spirits that you add to your cart really depend on your personal preferences. Investing in three or four bottles of common spirits like vodka, gin, and bourbon is a good place to start.
3. Add your glassware. Next, invest in new or secondhand sets of wine glasses, low tumblers and martini glasses. You may even want to add decanters to fill with mixers or to trade out unattractive liquor bottles.
4. Add the accessories. Fill a glass jar with stirrers, add a small cutting board for slicing lemons and limes and even add stacks of mixology books for the finishing touches.

How to Style a Bar Cart [The DIY Playbook]
How To: Create and Stylize the Perfect Bar Cart [Guest of a Guest]
Assembling the Perfect Bar Cart [Primer Magazine]
How to Style the Perfect Bar Cart for Any Party [HGTV]

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