How To Properly Store Fresh Lamb Meat
Fresh lamb can make a delicious roast or brilliant ground lamb burgers. Here's how to properly store fresh lamb for peak quality and food safety.
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Can You Freeze Store-Bought Crumpets?
Wondering if it's possible to stock up and store crumpets in the freezer? Here's a few tips on the proper way to freeze them to maintain quality and texture.
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Avoid Buying These Festival Foods, And You'll Thank Us Later
If you choose to dine at food trucks at a music or arts festival, you'll want to steer clear of the foods that could hurt your stomach or wallet.
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How To Choose The Right Mexican Beer For An Authentic Chelada
When making a chelada, the beer you use is vitally important. Happily, there is a simple way to make sure you are using the right type of Mexican beer.
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Does In-N-Out Really Have A Breakfast Burrito On Its Secret Menu?
Social media swears it's real, but In-N-Out doesn’t advertise serving breakfast. We break down the mysterious origins of the secret menu breakfast burrito.
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11 Most Seriously Overpriced Foods At Whole Foods
Whole Foods is known for its delicious offerings, but some of its products are seriously overpriced. Here are 11 you should steer clear of at the store.
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The (Real) Science Behind Those Ridges On The Bottom Of Your Freezer
Some think that the ridges on the bottom of the freezer are for storing packages of meat upright, but this is not the case. Here is their real purpose.
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Give Your Tuna Salad A New Lease On Life With Creamy Cottage Cheese
Does your tuna salad feel a little same-old, same-old? If so, you can jazz things up with one easy ingredient swap. Ditch the mayo for this creamy alternative.
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What Sets Mexican Avocados Apart From Other Varieties?
When you grab an avocado from your local grocery store, it's probably going to be from Mexico. You might be wondering what sets it apart from other varieties.
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How Many Times Has Wendy's Changed Its Fries?
As its top seller, Wendy's french fries stands out from its competitors and that's by design. Over the years, though, the product has undergone changes.
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Store-Bought Potato Salads, Ranked From Worst To Best
Variations of the classic potato salad are scattered throughout grocery stores in different parts of the U.S. We tried a few, ranking them from worst to best.
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Upgrade Your Alfredo Sauce With A Splash Of Whiskey
Although it might sound strange, adding whiskey is a fantastic way to improve your Alfredo sauce. It is important, however, that you add it at the right time.
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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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