Can You Eat Bananas After They Turn Black?
Bananas can go from a perfectly ripe yellow to dark brown or black in the blink of an eye. But does that mean the banana is rotten and no longer safe to eat?
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12 Different Types Of Potatoes, Explained
You might think any ordinary potato will do the job regardless of the recipe, but the numerous types of spuds around each have unique properties and uses.
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Why You Might Want To Think Twice Before Making Sun Tea
Sun tea is a delightful and refreshing drink that feels perfect for summer, but there are some hidden risks to this recipe that you need to avoid.
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Why Pineapple Sometimes Burns Your Tongue — And How To Prevent It
Eating pineapple can be a painful experience for some, but if you suffer with burning or tingling alongside that sweetness, here's how to avoid it.
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Queen Elizabeth's Favorite Vegetables Were Grown Close To Home
Queen Elizabeth was known to prefer locally-grown, organic produce, and her most favorite vegetables were the ones that had been grown nearby.
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Can You Really Tell If Pyrex Will Explode Based On The Logo?
Pyrex has been a trusted kitchen companion for many years, but rumors persist that its glass can explode, with the logo being a clue as to the chances of this.
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Is Alligator Considered Meat Or Seafood? It Depends On Who You Ask
Alligator is an uncommon meat for most people, but it's a daily choice in other regions. One thing no one can agree on is whether it's seafood.
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The Salty Southern Gas Station Snack That Was Once A Survival Food
In the American South, a popular and humble roadside snack has a long history as a high-protein survival food for the hungry.
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Does Maple Water Hydrate You As Well As The Regular Kind?
Water is necessary to live, but boy is it boring to drink. Maple water, on the other hand, is exciting. But is it as hydrating as the regular kind?
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This Defunct Grocery Store Was Made For New Yorkers
Upper middle-class wannabe New Yorkers once had a particular grocery store chain at their disposal that was the perfect space for their shopping needs.
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This 1-Ingredient Dairy-Free Chocolate Mousse Is Too Easy Not To Try
Chocolate mousse normally takes a fair bit of effort to make, which is why this simple one-ingredient, dairy-free version is so exciting.
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The One Country That Produces The Most Coffee In The World
There are many key producers of coffee across the globe, but there is one country whose annual coffee production far surpasses any other.
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13 Fun Toppings For Black Bean Burgers
Black bean burgers are delicious, but basic toppings can get boring. Try some of these creative toppings the next time you cook some black bean burgers.
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Paloma Vs Margarita: What's The Difference Between These Tequila Cocktails?
Tequila is the key ingredient in two ultra-tasty cocktails: The margarita and the paloma. Here are the differences between the two so you know which to order.
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Your Shaved Ice Needs One Thing To Take It Over The Top, And It's Not Syrup
Shaved ice is a classic summer treat, but if you stop after topping your ice with just syrup, you're totally missing out. Here's what to add.
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13 Old-School Sandwiches We're Happy To Leave In The Past
While iconic classics like ham and egg salad sandwiches date back a while, other old school sandwiches that haven't stayed nearly as relevant over the years.
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What Does Ferrero Rocher Actually Mean? How The Iconic Chocolate Brand Got Its Name
The Ferrero Rocher name is certainly iconic, but there's actually a long history behind what exactly inspired the beloved chocolate brand's name.
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The Devastating Fate Of McDonald's Floating Restaurant, The McBarge
McDonald's has its fair share of interesting restaurants, but few are as fascinating, or as devastating, as McDonald's' legendary floating McBarge.
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Are Ice Cubes The Secret To A Better Pizza Dough?
Making your own pizza isn't near as intimidating as it seems, but if you need a little help making your own dough, give this ice cube trick a shot.
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What Ina Garten Eats For Breakfast Every Single Day — And Has For 10 Years
Author and Food Network personality Ina Garten makes elegance approachable. Her morning meal reflects her approach to food in its simplicity.
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12 Old School Bubble Gums With Flavors You Won't Believe Existed
People have been chewing on some form of gum for thousands of years now, and over those centuries, many unique, old-school bubble gum flavors have emerged.
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Why Old School Lunch Boxes Were Once Made Of Metal
Back in the day, people would haul their lunches around in metal boxes. Turns out, there were several good reasons for making lunch boxes out of metal.
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How Long Do Canned Meats Really Last?
Canned meat has a long shelf life, making it convenient for everything from quick meals to emergency rations. However, there are some things to keep in mind.
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How Quaker Oat's 1886 Marketing Strategy Rocked The Food World
Quaker has been around for more than a century, and in that time it has created some major waves, including with its 1886 marketing strategy.
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15 British Candies You Need To Try At Least Once
Try these classic British candies on your visit to Britain — from Flakes and Aeros to wine gums and chocolate oranges.
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Here's Yet Another Vintage Fast Food Chain With A Mascot Straight Out Of Our Nightmares
There are plenty of vintage fast food chains out there that have been forgotten about. But this chain's spooky mascot is downright unforgettable. Here's why.
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Why Roasting Coffee At Home May Not Make For A Better Brew
If you have been thinking about roasting your own beans at home for a steaming hot cup of joe, you may want to rethink that plan. Here is why.
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