Remembering Johnny Cash's '90s Jingle For This Iconic Fast Food Chain
It's time to revisit this iconic jingle from the '90s by singer Johnny Cash, made exclusively for this popular fast food chain's commercial.
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9 Grocery Store Chains With The Best Wine Sections, According To Customer Reviews
You no longer have to stop at a liquor store to grab a good quality wine. Take a look at grocery stores where you can discover your next favorite vino.
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Why You Need Water Before A Flight And How To Make Sure You Get It
You need to be drinking more water than usual before your flight takes off. Here's how to keep yourself hydrated and when is best to drink.
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The Almost-Gone Chicken Chain That Dominated The '80s
It's hard to believe any fast food chain with a powerful impact could ever fall from grace, but that's exactly what happened to this beloved chain in the 1980s.
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This California Ice Cream Chain Was Beloved By Many Stars From Hollywood's Golden Age
This Los Angeles ice cream parlor served desserts to the likes of Natalie Wood, Marilyn Monroe, and Leigh Snowden. Here's what made it a Hollywood hotspot.
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Bill Clinton And His Undying Love For This Fast Food Chain
Bill Clinton, 42nd President of the United States, is known for his love of this fast food chain, to the point it became an aspect of his public persona.
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Lemonade Looks A Little Different In The UK
If you're an American traveling abroad, think twice before ordering lemonade at a restaurant. This familiar drink might not meet your expectations.
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Do Fast Food Chains Accept EBT? It Depends. Here's How To Know If You Qualify
EBT cards are often the easiest way to use your SNAP benefits, but not every fast food chain accepts them. Here's what you should know about qualifying.
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Why Buffet-Style Catering Is The Smartest Choice When Hosting Big Events
Whatever major event you have coming up, if you're hosting more than a dozen hungry people, you should go with buffet-style catering. Here's why.
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Before You Cook With IPA Beer, Make Sure You Know This
Some say IPA is the worst beer to cook with due to its over-the-top hoppy notes. That's not true, though; just make sure you know this before you cook with it.
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According To Science, It Might Be A Bad Idea To Booze Up On An Airplane
If you're up in the air and of the proper age, a drink or two is a common way to pass the time. Only, it may not be as good an idea as you thought.
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The 3-Ingredient Old School Southern Appetizer That Deserves A Spot At Your Next Party
The next time you throw a party, don't discount this super simple, three-ingredient classic Southern appetizer. It's got all the right flavors.
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We Asked Professional Chefs To Choose Their Favorite Cheese
We asked the experts to tell us which cheeses are their favorites for baking, melting, snacking, pairing with wine, and creating the perfect cheese boards.
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The Strict Guidelines Texas Roadhouse Follows When Sourcing Its Meat
Texas Roadhouse is beloved for many reasons. One lesser-known way the steakhouse maintains its quality is by adhering to strict sourcing rules for its meat.
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Here's How Long You Have With That Fresh Espresso Shot (It's Shorter Than You Think)
If you have your own espresso machine for your daily latte, you should know you don't have long between pulling a shot and drinking it for optimal quality.
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Eat Like The King At This Florida Restaurant Where Elvis Dined On Hot Dogs
Elvis Presley had very specific tastes when it came to food. When he liked something, you knew it. That includes the hot dogs at this Florida restaurant.
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The Story Behind Marilyn Monroe's Apple-Forward Namesake Cocktail
This New York City bar developed a Champagne and apple brandy cocktail named after Marilyn Monroe, and the idea started with one iconic movie scene.
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You Can Still Dine At The Oldest Pizza Chain In The US
The oldest pizza chain in the U.S. has a rich history beginning after World War II, and you can still dine at many of its locations to this day.
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The One-Off French Laundry Dish Created Just For Anthony Bourdain That 'Embarrassed The Hell' Out Of Him
In 2002, Anthony Bourdain had the honor of dining at The French Laundry, helmed by Thomas Keller. Keller created a dish just for Bourdain that made him blush.
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Fine Vs Premium Chocolate: What's The Difference?
There are many chocolates on the market, all at varying qualities. Some of the best, fine and premium, are similar in some ways, but different where it counts.
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What To Assume About Every Recipe That Uses Brown Sugar
When you see brown sugar called for in a recipe, there's one safe assumption you can make about the ingredient. Ignore this, and your ratios could be off.
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The Food City Anthony Bourdain Once Said He Could Eat In For The Rest Of His Life
One of Anthony Bourdain's favorite food cities intersects ancient and modern culinary traditions, and it's a must-visit destination for any foodie.
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The Absolute Best Beef For Old School Sloppy Joes
Ground beef simmered in a sweet and savory sauce is the most crucial part of a sloppy Joe. For the best version of the hearty sandwich, use this type of beef.
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This Once-Popular Pizza Is Still Around, But Totally Different
Pizza comes in many shapes and sizes, not to mention the nigh infinite amount of recipes. Plus, pizza types can change over the years, just like this one did.
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What Exactly Is Steak Sinatra, And Does It Have Any Connection To Frank Sinatra?
While history is full of celebrity beefs, the origin story of steak Sinatra doesn't include any Hollywood tussles. But is it related to Ol' Blue Eyes?
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The Biggest Differences Between Maine And Spiny Lobsters
Maine and spiny lobsters are the two types of this popular crustacean that you'll often find on menus. What are the biggest differences between the two?
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You Could Be Sitting On A Mini Fortune If You Own These Vintage Knives
Many items get better with age, and that goes double for vintage knives. If you happen to have one or two of this type of classic knife, you could get a haul.
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