Thomas Jefferson's Controversial Way To Enjoy Wine Has Us Scratching Our Heads
Thomas Jefferson was a renowned wine enthusiast, so he wasn't content to merely drink it and call it a night. He also enjoyed it in this fascinating way.
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The Odd Ruling Ohio's Supreme Court Made Regarding Boneless Chicken Wings
Just exactly how boneless are boneless wings supposed to be? Ohio's Supreme Court made an interesting ruling, and you might be surprised by the results.
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How Long Do Protein Bars Last In The Fridge?
Protein bars are a great way to hit your daily protein goal. If you don't want to finish one in one go, here's how long they last in the fridge.
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Selena Gomez Once Shared This Unexpected Topping She Loves To Put On Popcorn
Many people have a favorite popcorn topping, whether that be simple butter and salt or something creative. For Selena Gomez, her go-to is a surprising addition.
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Frank Sinatra's Favorite Egg Comfort Food Was Surprisingly Humble For The Star
Frank Sinatra was one of the most successful music stars of all time, which is why it's shocking that his favorite egg-based comfort food was this humble dish.
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Chicago Vs NYC Restaurant Scene: 16 Differences You'll Notice Right Away
Chicago and New York City are known for their food, and while there are some similarities, there are some key differences that are unique but just as delicious.
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Which Frank's RedHot Sauce Is The Absolute Spiciest?
Frank's RedHot is famed for its contribution to the first Buffalo sauce. These days, there are several Frank's recipes to choose from, including the spiciest.
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The State That Makes The Most Potato Chips (Hint, It's Not Idaho)
This state has a reputation for cheesesteak sandwiches and football games, but you might not be familiar with its passionate potato chip scene.
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Ree Drummond Admitted That She Struggles With This One Recipe
Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond is known for making her skillful country-style cooking look easy, but there's one recipe even she struggles to get right.
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Deviled Eggs And Cookie Dough? At The Ohio State Fair, This Wacky Combination Has Everyone Talking
The Ohio Poultry Organization has returned to the Ohio State Fair to terrorize fairgoers with chocolate chip cookie dough-flavored deviled eggs.
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This Is 2025's Most Trusted Grocery Store In The Entire US (And It's Not Costco)
There's pretty intense competition between grocery store brands with shoppers taking sides. In 2025, many people placed their trust in this chain.
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Bobby Flay's Must-Have Kitchen Appliance Is A Classic
Chef Bobby Flay's must-have kitchen appliance is a little unusual for a celebrity chef, but it's perfect for making dishes like crostini or bruschetta.
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Does Bourbon Get Better With Age? It Depends On What You Want From Your Bottle
Bourbons are aged in oak barrels, and how long they age affects their flavor. But is older, more aged bourbon always better? Here's what an expert has to say.
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Elvis Presley's Coffee Order Wasn't Very Odd, But The Way He Drank His Java Was
Elvis Presley had a pretty normal coffee order — heavy on the cream and sugar — but the way he drank it was quite unusual, owing to his germophobic tendencies.
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What It Means To Cook Your Fish In 'Crazy Water'
There are plenty of methods for cooking fish, but have you ever heard of cooking it in crazy water? Here's what the term means and why it's so great for fish.
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The Common Types Of Fish With The Lowest Mercury Levels
Seafood is a super-nutritious protein, but certain species contain toxically high amounts of mercury. Here's a list of the fish with the lowest mercury levels.
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Jasmine Or Basmati Rice: Which Is Cheaper?
If you're debating whether to buy jasmine or basmati rice to make a delicious curry or Thai dish, here's which one is generally cheaper at the store.
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Elvis Presley's Favorite On-Stage Drink Is Still Wildly Popular Today
Elvis Presley performed a lot on stage, and he had a favorite on-stage drink that kept him going. It's probably not what you think it was.
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The Brand Longhorn Steakhouse Partnered With For Its Exclusive Bourbon
It's not every day that you see a steakhouse with its own whiskey, let alone one from such a legendary distillery. Here's what makes Longhorn's bourbon special.
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What Seasoned Travelers Know About Eating At Airport Lounges
Taking a trip big enough to require a flight is a huge undertaking. Finding something worth eating at the airport is even harder, even in some airport lounges.
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The Safest Way To Prevent Listeria In Cantaloupes
Cantaloupes are a decadent treat, but they're shockingly prone to growing Listeria. Next time you grab one, make sure you follow the safest prevention method.
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Dave Chang's Favorite Movie Food Scene Comes From The Matrix (It Makes Him Crave Steak Every Time)
"The Matrix" films are full of dystopian sci-fi action, but in this world of illusions, one iconic scene left Dave Chang with a real appetite for steak.
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President Obama Wasn't Afraid Of Sharing His Disapproval Of This New York Times Guacamole Recipe
There have been plenty of presidential scandals, but the controversial New York Times recipe dubbed "Guac Gate" isn't one you'll find in history books.
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Is Kirkland Salmon Wild-Caught Or Farm-Raised? It Depends
If you're a salmon-loving Costco shopper, you may be wondering whether the Kirkland brand's salmon is wild-caught or farm-raised. Well, it depends.
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What Are The Flavors In Torani's Pumpkin Spice Syrup That Give It That Classic Fall Taste?
Torani's Pumpkin Spice Syrup is a fantastic add-in for coffees, cocktails, and more. But what are the ingredients that give it such a nostalgic fall flavor?
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They're Clearly Purple, So Why Do We Call Them Red Onions?
Red onions are a staple in many popular recipes, but have you ever wondered where they got their name? Here's why this purple vegetable is called red.
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President Taft Loved This Once Popular Soup That's Illegal To Make Today
Everyone has a favorite meal, even presidents. Most presidents had somewhat common favorites, but William Howard Taft loved a soup that's now illegal to make.
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