The Old-School Candy That Rivaled Tic Tacs Back In The '70s
While we love freshening our breath after a garlic-heavy meal with a Tic Tac, this candy put up quite the fight with the popular mint back in the 1970s.
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Where To Find The World's Fanciest McDonald's For An Experience Of A Lifetime
For fans of the Golden Arches who consider themselves fast food connoisseurs, a trip to the fanciest McDonald's in the world is a must. Here's what to know.
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The Specific Reason English Cucumbers Come Wrapped In Plastic
Ever wondered why English cucumbers come wrapped in plastic when other cucumbers don't? There is actually a key reason behind the plastic wrap.
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Why Gas Station Hot Dogs Have A Risky Reputation (And Why They Deserve It)
Those brave enough to risk eating a gas station hot dog might regret their decision. Here's why the gas station hot dog has a deservedly poor reputation.
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This Vintage Ice Cream Flavor Used To Be So Popular, So What Happened?
One vintage fruity ice cream flavor has fallen out of favor, and you'll never find it in grocery store freezer aisles anymore. But what happened?
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What Is Dough Hydration And Why Does It Matter In Baking?
Hydration can be tricky when you're making bread, but it's important to the outcome of the final product. We checked in with several experts to learn more.
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20 Discontinued Fast Food Items We're Dying For These Chains To Bring Back
The ever-changing menus of fast food restaurants are bound to leave some gems behind. These 20 lost-but-not-forgotten items are more than worthy of a comeback.
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7Up's Original Formula Contained A Substance That Really Put The 'Up' In The Drink
Similarly to Coca-Cola's stimulating secret ingredient in the early 1900's, the original 7Up soda contained a pretty gnarly chemical element in it as well.
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The Guarantee Bobby Flay Makes For Every Single Person Who Enters His Home
If you ever find yourself as a house guest of celebrated chef Bobby Flay, there is one thing you have to expect, and you may already know what it is.
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14 Most Important Tools You Need For Making Homemade Pizza
If you want to make a delicious homemade pizza, you might need to invest in better tools. Take a look at the most important tools for pizza-making at home.
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This Is The Food Antarctic Exploration Was Built On
Antarctica is a harsh, uninhabited (by humans) land, which means food can be hard to find. Here are some of the different foods Antarctic explorers have eaten.
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What 'Dead' Food Means In Restaurants And Why Servers Love It
Despite its grim title, any server will tell you how exciting it is to hear that the kitchen has a plate of "dead" food with their name on it.
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Can You Grill A Frozen Steak?
If you're craving a fresh steak but all you have is frozen, you might wonder if you can throw that frozen steak on your grill and have it still be good.
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This Is The Country That Produces The Most Bananas In The World
More than 100 million bananas are consumed each year, but one country supplies the majority of the world with this sweet, tasty fruit.
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What Exactly Is A Sober Bar?
Non-alcoholic beer sales are on the rise and so are the popularity of sober bars. What can you expect if you visit one during a night out?
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You Can Get A Degree In Beer Brewing — Here's How It's Done
Beer is a big part the college experience for many young people. However, you might not know that you can actually get a degree in beer brewing.
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The Old-School Dish Ina Garten Warns Against Bringing To A Dinner Party
Ina Garten is all about old-school elegance. However, there is one once-popular mid-century dish that she says should never have a place at your dinner party.
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What's The Difference Between Vermont's Creemee And Classic Soft Serve?
You might think Vermont's creemee and soft serve ice cream are the same based on ingredients, but there are a few differences. Here's what to know.
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This Vintage Candy Bar From The '70s Had A Unique Design We Haven't Seen Since
While most candy bars can barely be told apart once they are removed from their wrappers, this unique treat from the 1970s had a shape and style all its own.
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Here's Why You Should Always Avoid Ordering McDonald's Fruit & Maple Oatmeal
If you're looking for the best breakfast item at McDonald's to enjoy for your morning meal, here's why you shouldn't choose the Fruit & Maple Oatmeal.
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These Are The Worst Cereal Recalls In US History
You might not think twice about what's in your cereal, but this list of recalls may stick with you. Here are the worst ones that have happened in US history.
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4 Cookbooks Bobby Flay Wants You To Try In 2025
Looking for fresh inspiration in the kitchen? Check out Bobby Flay's recommendations for four newly released cookbooks from fellow Food Network stars.
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Flautas Vs Taquitos: What's The Difference?
Flautas and taquitos might look somewhat similar, but there are a few key differences between the two that you should know about before you order either.
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Here's How Long You Have To Eat Frozen Omaha Steaks Before Their Flavor Is Affected
Frozen Omaha Steaks have been an American classic for over a century, but they don't last forever. Here's how long you really have to enjoy them.
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This 3-Ingredient Sandwich From The '30s Might Make You Do A Double Take
The 1930s culinary world was dominated by the effects of the Great Depression. This led to some interesting recipes, including this three-ingredient sandwich.
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14 Of Julia Child's Favorite Restaurants
Julia Child was famous for her larger-than-life personality and her passion for French cuisine. Her favorite restaurants included some unexpected spots.
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The Popular US Kitchen Appliance Brand That's Actually Chinese-Owned
There's one well-known U.S. appliance brand that is actually owned in part by a major Chinese company, which produces some of its appliances.
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