5 Discontinued '90s Sodas That We're Happy To Leave In The Past
From a crystal-clear soda to a failed attempt to connect with a generation, these five sodas debuted in the 1990s but have since been taken off the shelves.
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Why You Shouldn't Grab A Soda To Save You From The Heat Of Spicy Foods
If you enjoy spicy foods, you know the moment when the spice finally overwhelms you. Next time it happens, here's why you shouldn't reach for a soda.
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This Pennsylvania Pizza Style Is The Most Controversial One Yet
One type of pizza that originated in a city in Pennsylvania is quite controversial because of its odd toppings, but it still remains a city favorite.
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What Makes White Strawberries Special?
If you've never had white strawberries, you're in for a treat. These tasty and unique looking berries are a bit different from their red siblings.
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Does Trader Joe's Bourbon Vanilla Have Alcohol?
Based on its name, you might be wondering if Trader Joe's Bourbon Vanilla Extract contains alcohol. Here's what to know about this product.
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The Unique Way Martha Stewart Prepares Her Favorite Eggs
There's one way of making eggs that is Martha Stewart's favorite, but there's a unique way she prepares them to make them perfectly every time.
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What Type Of Fish Does Long John Silver's Use?
Long John Silver's has been a staunch and dependable seafood chain for decades. It's only right to be curious about what kind of fish Long John Silver's uses.
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The Surprising Reason That Frozen Orange Juice Concentrate Was Invented
You probably don't think of orange juice when you think of World War II, but the reason frozen orange juice concentrate was invented had to do with that war.
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What's The Difference Between Red And Yellow Bananas?
Red and yellow bananas both have the same name, but their appearances and tastes are quite different. Here's what to know about the two bananas.
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The Vintage '80s Taco Bell Salad We'll Probably Never See Again
Taco Bell tries out new menu items pretty often, but many of them don't stick, like the vintage '80s Taco Bell salad we'll probably never see again.
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Why Shake Shack's Prices Are So High Compared To Other Fast Food
Shake Shack is a beloved restaurant for its high-quality burgers, but its prices are noticably higher than other fast food places. Here's why that is.
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Here's Who Makes Costco's Kirkland Brand Maple Syrup
Costco's Kirkland brand maple syrup is a fan favorite for its flavor and value. But like many Kirkland products, its maple syrup isn't produced by Costco.
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The Time McDonald's And Michael Jordan Came Together For An Epic Sauce Collaboration
During the 1990s, McDonald's and Michael Jordan teamed up to create a limited edition meal. The meal included a sauce that is still making headlines today.
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The One Meat That's Always A Better Deal At Costco Than The Grocery Store
For carnivores who like all different kinds of meat, there's one in particular that you should be purchasing at Costco. Here's what to know.
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Here's Why Italians Drink Espresso After Dinner (And Why That May Not Be A Bad Idea)
While Americans often don’t drink coffee at night for fear of disturbing their sleep, Italians have espresso after dinner — and it’s not such a bad idea.
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Julia Child's Favorite Place To Buy Cookware Is A Parisian Staple
One of the first celebrity chefs, Julia Child was serious about her cookware, and this one shop in particular is where she fell in love with pots and pans.
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What's The Most Expensive Frozen Meal You Can Buy At Trader Joe's?
Trader Joe's is beloved for its huge range of affordable products on the shelves, especially in the frozen section. Here's those aisles' most expensive item.
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Is New York's Tap Water Really Better Than Everyone Else's?
It may seem like a dubious claim to fame, but New York City's tap water has long been touted as the best around. Here's what scientific reports tell us.
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How Texas Roadhouse Keeps Affordable Steaks On The Menu
If you've ever been to a Texas Roadhouse, you've probably noticed the chain's impressive selection of both top-tier and affordable steaks.
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How To Remove Scratches From Your Ceramic Dinner Plates
Ceramic dinner plates are valued for their high durability and low cost, but they can develop scratches or scuffs over time. Here's how to remove them.
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What Makes Culver's Root Beer Different?
Culver's restaurants have delighted Wisconsinites with its homemade root beer for years. But controversy is brewing over whether Culver's root beer has changed.
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Where Does Culver's Source Its Beef From?
Culver's is a popular fast food chain in the Midwest known for its high-quality burgers and custard. But where does Culver's source its beef from?
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This Popular Cookie Was Once Sold As A Medicinal Digestive Aid
It's hard to believe a cookie could have ever been sold as a digestive aid, but that's exactly what happened with early versions of this treat.
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Whatever Happened To BottleKeeper From Shark Tank?
In Season 10 of the hit show "Shark Tank," two entrepreneurs pitched their company, BottleKeeper. But where are they now? Here's what you need to know.
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The Best Type Of Bread For Top-Notch Bread Pudding
Bread pudding is a delicious baked dish that can lean both sweet and savory. With bread a key part of the recipe, try one of these types for guaranteed success.
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Bobby Flay's Favorite Fries Come From A New York Staple
When celebrity chef and cookbook author Bobby Flay was asked where his favorite french fries came from, he chose this popular New York City restaurant.
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Canned Cocktails Vs Hard Seltzer: What's The Difference?
Canned cocktails and hard seltzer are two incredibly popular and versatile types of beverages, but how can you tell them apart? Here's what to know.
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