How Eggs Became A Staple Breakfast Food
Eggs are a staple breakfast food right across the world, but how did they rise to such an esteemed position on the global breakfast plate in the first place?
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The WWII Cake That Uses No Butter, Eggs, Or Milk
The history of food often reflects the hard times that humanity has faced in the past, and one dish particularly evident of this is the WWII Ration Cake.
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The Veggie Burger Is Older Than You Might Think
The veggie burger has been embraced by the fast food scene and home cooking alike, but while this concept is trendy, it's far from a new idea.
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How To Eat Soup Dumplings Like A Pro
There are few foods as satisfying as soup dumplings, but if you're not careful, you run the risk of making a mess. Here's how to eat them, according to a chef.
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Whatever Happened To Coconut Girl From Shark Tank?
Praised for her coconut-milk ice cream sandwiches, Francheska Yamsuan pitched her Coconut Girl business to the Sharks in 2020. Here's what happened next.
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Stuck Without A Corkscrew? How To Open A Wine Bottle Using A Lighter
Learn exactly how to open a bottle of wine without a corkscrew using this surprising and science-y trick that only requires a simple lighter.
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The California Burrito Is A Mexican American Fusion Worth Trying
The California burrito offers the delicious intersection between Mexican and American culinary fare, all in a warm flour tortilla.
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Are Restaurants Required To Give You Free Water?
Dining out comes with certain expectations, including free water. But are restaurants actually required to serve you complementary H20? Here's what to know.
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What Exactly Is A Finger Of Whiskey?
You may have heard people ask for a finger of whiskey (or two fingers, if they're really thirsty). How much liquor does a finger of whiskey actually give you?
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One State Makes Nearly A Third Of All The Butter In The US
Butter is a cornerstone of cooking, so you'd think it's made across the United States. Yet only one state is responsible for 88% of all U.S. butter production.
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What Makes A Chimichanga Different From A Burrito?
Burritos and chimichangas both commonly appear on the menu at Mexican restaurants, but they aren't quite the same. Here's what sets the two dishes apart.
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14 Celebrity Chefs' Favorite Snacks
Celebrity chefs are known for their creative dishes, but their favorite snacks might surprise you. Take a look at some famous chefs' favorite foods to snack on.
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The Overpriced McDonald's Breakfast Sandwich You Should Avoid Ordering
Many fans of McDonald's appreciate the chain for its breakfast options, but there's one morning sandwich that you should avoid. Here's what to know.
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Krispy Kreme's Founder Didn't Actually Create The Brand's Iconic Donut Recipe
Krispy Kreme doughnuts are one of a kind, and you might have wondered where its delicious recipe came from. Well, it wasn't the chain's founder.
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Why The Filling In Your Stuffed Artichoke Chicken Is Spilling Out And How To Fix It
Cheesy artichoke stuffed chicken breasts are a tasty dinner option when done right. If your filling is spilling out, here's why and how to prevent it.
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The NYC Food Market Where Everything Is Under $6
In New York City, you can find just about anything to eat, but it's probably going to cost you. That's why this $6 food market is such an amazing opportunity.
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How 'Desperation Pies' Became The Ultimate Sweet Treat Of The Great Depression
Desperation pies, or "make-do" pies, were an invention of the Great Depression that led to everything from mock apples pies and water pies.
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Pickle-Flavored Donuts Are Actually A Thing. Here's Where To Find One
When you think of the many donut flavors, you probably don't think of pickle. But it's actually a thing, though you won't find it at many stores.
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12 Ways To Enjoy Baked Beans Beyond Cookout
Canned baked beans can be used for so much more than just a side dish at a cookout. Take a look at all the ways you can add baked beans to your meals.
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Pickle Salsa Is Going To Be Your New Favorite Condiment
Pickle salsa is the tangy, crunchy twist you didn’t see coming. This surprisingly delicious dip pairs with everything from tortilla chips to grilled meat.
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The Overlooked Role Water Minerality Plays In Your Coffee's Flavor
Serious coffee, drinkers take everything from beans and grind to the roast into consideration. But have you ever thought about the minerality of your water?
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McDonald's Fries In This Country Have Way Fewer Ingredients Than In The US
Everyone makes french fries a little different. For example, this country's McDonald's uses fewer ingredients than McDonald's in the United States.
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Are Fast Food Dollar Menus A Thing Of The Past?
If you're old enough, you probably remember the dollar menus that fast food restaurants offered, allowing you to eat a hefty amount for a cheap price.
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Knife Sharpeners Vs Whetstones: What's The Difference?
A good knife is the most important tool for a cook, but you must ensure you keep it properly maintained with either a knife sharpener or a whetstone.
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Is There A Difference Between Food Intoxication And Food Poisoning?
Food safety is paramount, no matter if you're a high-end chef or only occasionally scramble an egg. Without it comes food poisoning. Or is it food intoxication?
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The Ice Cream Capital Of The World Is Tucked Away In A Small Town In Iowa
Have you ever wondered which state produces the most ice cream? Here's how this small Iowa town became the ice cream capital of the world.
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Have You Noticed A Change In Trader Joe's Dijon Mustard? You're Not Alone
Trader Joe's customers have noticed the grocer's Dijon mustard tastes unexpectedly (and inconsistently) spicy. Here's why the flavor can vary from jar to jar.
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