Yes, Canned Tuna Is Cooked: Here's How It's Made
Most home cooks have no idea how that simple can of tuna actually reaches their pantry. There's a complex journey that ensures the fish stays flaky and safe.
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The US State With The Most Expensive Cup Of Coffee By A Long Shot
Residents of one U.S. state pay way more than the national average for a cup of coffee. Find out why its unique geography makes caffeine an expensive habit.
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What Happens When You Run A Microwave Empty?
Microwave ovens may have changed the way we think about home cooking, but you should know about the consequences of operating them when they're empty.
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'90s Kids Will Probably Remember This Classic Nestlé Treat, But It's Not Nearly As Fun As It Used To Be
Some products don't stick around and instead, we wax nostalgic about days gone by. This particular candy treat is one folks may remember fondly.
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10 Cooking Trends That Defined The 1960s
These popular food trends of the 1960s reflected changing lifestyles, convenience, and cultural influences that helped shape the decade’s cuisine.
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The Top 5 Kitchen Appliances Raising Your Electric Bill
If you want to curb your energy use and your bills, take a look at your usage of these five appliances that are likely adding to your costs.
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Ringo Starr's Go-To Sandwich Proves That One Ingredient Is All You Need
When Beatles drummer and occasional lead vocalist Ringo Starr eats a sandwich, he typically opts for one that only has this creamy ingredient on it.
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8 Hacks For Ordering At Tim Hortons You Need To Know
From secret menu tricks to smart ordering tips, these Tim Hortons hacks help you get better drinks, save money, and easily upgrade your coffee routine.
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The 'Awful American Syndrome' Julia Child Said Every Home Cook Needed To Heal From
Julia Child shared many brilliant tips over the years, but this was perhaps her most important piece of advice for every home cook.
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Leave Bacon Behind For This Savory Breakfast Meat That Has Less Fat But All The Flavor
Look, we all love bacon, but we also all know it's pretty fatty. Next time, reach for this meat instead for less fat without sacrificing flavor.
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The TikTok Food Trend So Bizarre The FDA Had To Get Involved
TikTok is a haven of food hacks ranging from helpful to weird to downright dangerous. One trend involving meat and cough medicine was enough to shake the FDA.
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7 Common Pantry Items You Should Actually Be Storing In The Fridge
There are many reasons you should refrigerate some pantry staples after (or even before) opening, most of which come down to either food safety or freshness.
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Why Jack Daniel's Whiskey Tastes Like Bananas To Some Drinkers
Ever taken a sip of Jack Daniel's that tasted oddly tropical? We dig into the science behind why some whiskey has a banana-like flavor.
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9 Discontinued Krispy Kreme Donuts We Miss Terribly
From limited editions to forgotten favorites, these are the memorable Krispy Kreme doughnut flavors that we want back on the menu and why we still crave them.
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Is It Safe To Eat Sprouted Carrots?
Carrots are versatile and delicious, so they're great to keep in the fridge. However, they can sprout roots before long. Here's what you should know about them.
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6 Baking Tips Boomers Used
Baby boomers baked in the kitchen a lot differently than most of us do today. From homemade buttermilk to baking in cast-iron, these are boomer baking tips.
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The True Origins Of Texas-Style BBQ And What Makes It Taste So Good
Ever wondered how Texas-style barbecue came about? Here's the history behind the popular BBQ (and why all the styles of Texas BBQ taste amazing).
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Stevie Wonder Once Told His Private Chef Not To Make This Food Ever Again
Stevie Wonder can belt out the hits and enjoy his veggies, too. But this one particular pickle-y dish is a never-again pick for the chart-topping singer.
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10 Fruits That Contain More Potassium Than A Banana
If you want to add more potassium to your diet, bananas might be your first thought. But there are actually quite a few potassium-rich fruits to consider.
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What Al Capone Served At His Neighborhood Soup Kitchen During The Great Depression
The Great Depression was a terrible time in history, but a surprising figure had the backs of the downtrodden: Al Capone, who started a soup kitchen in Chicago.
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The Beatles-Themed Pizza Spot In Japan Serving Traditional Neapolitan-Style Pies
Fans of the Beatles and rounds of dough baked with cheese and other toppings will want to know about this singularly focused restaurant in Japan.
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8 American Snacks Totally Forbidden In Europe
If you're planning on taking a trip to Europe any time soon and are hoping to find some comfort foods from home, there are some snacks you simply won't find.
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Alex Guarnaschelli 'Gravitates' Towards This Cut Of Chicken For Unbeatable Flavor
If you're looking for a more flavorful chicken dinner, ditch the skinless chicken breast and reach for this cut that celebrity chef Alex Guarnaschelli loves.
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America's Largest Family-Owned Retail Coffee Brand Has Southern Roots Dating Back A Century
You may have seen this coffee in your local grocery store, but do you know the 100-year history behind America’s largest family-owned retail brand?
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The Right Way To Store Garlic Confit To Avoid Risky Consumption
Garlic confit is a quick and easy treat, but it requires careful storage to avoid botulism. Here's everything you need to know to dine in safety.
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I Tried 9 Capri Sun Flavors And Ranked Them Worst To Best
We did a fun taste test of nine Capri Sun flavors, comparing sweetness and fruitiness to find out which pouch drink stood out as the very best.
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The Family Behind Cracker Barrel's Sausage Has Been Making It The Same Way Since 1932
Part of the reason Cracker Barrel's breakfast samplers and hash brown casseroles are so good is because of the sausage. Here's where it's sourced.
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