Out Of Yeast? You Can Use Beer To Make Pizza Dough Instead
If you've run out of yeast, that doesn't mean pizza night is ruined. Swap baker's yeast for beer for an unforgettably delicious pizza dough.
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Are There Any Drawbacks To Drinking Alkaline Water?
Alkaline water has a higher pH than standard water, typically between 8 and 9 as opposed to around 7. And you might be wondering if it has any drawbacks.
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What's The Difference Between Tamari And Soy Sauce
Tamari and soy sauce might look similar, so much so that you might even think they're the same thing. But there are a few differences that set them apart.
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The Umami-Packed Paste You Should Mix Into Ice Cream
There are many ways to amp up the flavor of homemade ice cream, but you're missing out if you haven't tried this umami flavor-bomb mixed into your base.
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Do You Really Have To Pass A Fitness Test To Work At Aldi?
When most people imagine strenuous jobs, they don't picture working at the grocery store chain Aldi, but the gig does come with some physical demands.
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Feta Brine Is A Must-Have For A Top-Tier Savory Martini
Mixing a feta brine into your next martini isn't tricky, and it's a must-have to create a top-tier savory cocktail that you can enjoy anytime.
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Give Your Rice Krispies Treats A Pop Of Color With One Unique Ingredient Swap
No matter your age, Rice Krispie Treats are impossible to resist. Make them even sweeter, while providing a fun pop of color, with this quirky ingredient swap.
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Here's How Long Parmesan Cheese Is Good For After Opening
Regardless whether you buy your parmesan cheese in block form or pre-grated, it's worth knowing how long it will last after it's been opened.
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What Type Of Alcohol Is In Twisted Tea, Anyway?
Those who reach for a Twisted Tea may be wondering what gives the tea its "twisted" name. Here's the type of alcohol used in this hard seltzer.
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What's The Difference Between Dark Soy Sauce And Regular Soy Sauce?
As dark soy sauce is having a bit of a moment, it's worth taking note of how it differs from regular, light soy sauce. Here's what sets the two apart.
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The Brand Rumored To Be Behind Trader Joe's Ketchup
Trader Joe's rarely sells name-brand items to customers, but that doesn't mean name brands aren't behind their products, including their ketchup.
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Here's Where You Should Go For Fresh Beer On Tap Every Time
You could hit up the dude with the office kegerator. Or, you could skip the stale stuff and enjoy a primo pint at the spot with the freshest beer on tap.
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Make A Creamier Tomato Soup With A Scoop Of Cottage Cheese
Flawless creaminess in a tomato soup can feel elusive, but the key to a delightful dairy twist can be achieved with a dollop of cottage cheese.
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How Chinese Takeout 'Spice Bags' Became A Quintessential Irish Snack
Spice bags have only been on the Irish culinary scene for around a decade and a half, but in that time, it has become a staple of Celtic cuisine.
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What's The Difference Between A Kentucky Mule And A Tennessee Mule?
Kentucky and Tennessee might not seem very far apart, physically or culturally, so what are the particular (but small) differences between their mule drinks?
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The Reason Steak And Potatoes Are Such An Iconic Meal Pairing
Steak and potatoes just go together, but have you ever thought about what makes them such a great pairing? It all comes down to taste and a little science.
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How Much Caffeine Is Usually In Matcha?
Matcha tea is a very popular drink these days, particularly as another source of caffeine. Here's how much caffeine is actually in your matcha.
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5 Toppings To Try On Your Next Baked Brie
When baked, brie becomes a blank canvas for a range of delectable toppings. Here are five unique ways to spruce up baked brie next time you entertain.
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There's Only One Type Of Chip You Should Use For The Ultimate Chocolate-Covered Potato Chips
Not all chocolate-covered potato chips are created equal. Sweet, melted chocolate gets the salty crunch it deserves with the perfect potato chip for the job.
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Arby's Bronco Berry Sauce Is Unlike Any Other Fast Food Chain Signature Sauce
Have you ever tried the Bronco Berry Sauce from Arby's? Its unique taste isn't one that you'll find just anywhere. Here's why.
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14 Best Chinese Bakeries In New York
From Flushing to Chinatown, from egg tarts to mooncakes, we've scoured the five boroughs to bring you the best Chinese bakeries in New York City.
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The Vegetarian Breakfast Sandwich Everyone Is Ordering At McDonald's
McDonald's doesn't have a reputation as a vegetarian paradise, but savvy eaters have invented a world-class vegetarian breakfast sandwich with this menu hack.
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The World's Most Beloved Cookie Actually Started As A Knockoff
This bit of food history may surprise you. Did you know that one of the world's most popular cookies is actually a knockoff of another brand? Here's why.
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If Your City Doesn't Have An Iconic Hot Dog, You Can Forget About A Winning Baseball Season
Hot dogs and baseball are an iconic duo. However, have you ever wondered if the hot dog sales at your local stadium actually contribute to winning games?
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12 Old School Desserts No One Makes Anymore
Many old-school desserts may seem unusual today, which is why seemingly no one makes them anymore. Here are 12 of some of the most popular ones of bygone eras.
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One Simple Trick Prevents Your Frozen Chicken Breasts From Becoming Dry In The Oven
We all forget to thaw our chicken sometimes, but that doesn't mean you're doomed to dry chicken. Here's how to cook frozen chicken for juicy results.
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The Chain Restaurant FEMA Uses To Indicate How Bad A Storm Is
When disaster strikes, this restaurant chain usually keeps its doors open, making it reliable indicator to FEMA (and local residents) about a storm's severity.
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