Shake Shack's Pro Tip To Choose Better Beef For Burgers
Chef John Karangis of Shake Shack tells Chowhound exclusively how the best homemade burgers are made. His tips will help you avoid common burger mistakes.
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Is The Veggie Burger From Culver's Vegan?
Fast food chain Culver's vegetarian Harvest Burger is the chain's first official veg-friendly option -- but has the chain also started to cater to vegans?
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Carl's Jr.'s Forgotten Attempt At Mexican Fast Food
Carl's Jr.'s might be a fast food chain known for its burgers today, but it once tried to expand its business in the 1970s with Mexican food.
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What's The Difference Between Keg Beer And Cask Ales?
Keg beer and cask ales - you might have heard of them, but what's the difference? How do they taste? How are they made? The answer is a little complicated.
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For A Next-Level Marinade, Break Out The Bourbon
Bourbon is a surprisingly versatile drink, able to be mixed into many recipes for delicious flavors. One of its best uses is to make next-level marinades.
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The 'Secret' Arby's Sandwich That Comes With 9 Types Of Meat
Arby's is known for "having the meats," but there's an Arby's secret menu sandwich that takes this concept to another level by stacking nine kinds of meat.
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Your Foolproof Guide To Measuring A Cocktail In Parts
There are a few methods for mixing up a killer cocktail, but one of the best is to measure your ingredients out in parts. Here's everything you need to know.
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Are Carl's Jr. Fries Gluten-Free?
There's a lot to love about Carl's Jr. But any chain can be difficult to navigate for those with gluten intolerance. How do Carl's Jr.'s fries stack up?
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What Kind Of Fish Is In Arby's Fish Sandwich?
Arby's limited-time fish sandwiches may not be on the menu year-round, but they all include the same type of wild-caught white fish that's easy to find.
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Why You Should Avoid Ordering Anything Made With Truffle At Most Restaurants
You might think that any restaurant boasting a truffle-filled dish is legit, but don't be fooled. Here's what to look for when ordering truffle at a restaurant.
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The Non-Italian Fast Food Chain That Became Famous For Its Spaghetti
You would think an Italian fast food chain would have famous spaghetti, but turns out, it's a non-Italian chain that has people lining up for noodles and sauce.
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Grab A Can Of Ginger Ale For An Unexpectedly Tasty Pork Marinade
While ginger ale is great to drink on its own, it can do wonders for your pork in the form of a marinade. The benefit of using it goes beyond the flavor.
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How Does A Japanese Izakaya Restaurant Compare To An American Gastropub
Both Japanese izakayas and American gastropubs offer an enticing combination of food and drinks, but there are some significant differences between the two.
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What Type Of Tuna Does Jersey Mike's Use?
Jersey Mike's is a hugely popular sandwich chain, but what does the company put in its tuna salad sandwiches? Is it even real tuna?
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Everything You Need To Know About Rosehips
Rosehips not only look pretty in your garden, but they are also delicious and good for you. Check out our guide to find out more about the nutritious rosehip.
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Does Carl's Jr. Have All-Day Breakfast?
Carl's Jr. has an assortment of breakfast items that customers love, but are they available even after the typical breakfast period is over?
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What Is The Best Wine To Pair With French Fries?
While french fries and wine might not seem like an essential pairing, there's quite an art to selecting the perfect wine to go with every kind of fry.
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Does Carl's Jr. Have A Signature Sauce?
Many fast food chains have their very own exclusive signature sauce on their menus -- but what about popular global fast food chain Carl's Jr.?
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That Time A Michigan Sports Bar Sold The World's Largest Burger
In 2017, one Michigan restaurant decided to take on the task of making (and selling) the largest burger in the world -- for a hefty price tag, that is.
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How To Know When To Avoid Ordering Food From A Street Vendor
If you're worried about street food making you sick, you should know about these tips that can help you decide when to buy and when it's unsafe.
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Ground Chicken Vs Ground Turkey: What's The Difference?
Chicken and turkey have a lot in common, especially in the cooking realm, but they're not identical. Here's how they differ - and why it's important.
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How To Check If Your Fresh Fish Was Previously Frozen
Fresh fish at the grocery store can be misleading. In fact, it's very possible that the fresh fish in the store has been frozen before. Here's how to tell.
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How To Remove Rust From Your Cast Iron Without Ruining It
If your cast iron pan develops rust, don't fret. Here's everything you need to know about cleaning it, so you don't have to worry about causing more harm.
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14 Restaurants That Were Once Frequented By The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones have toured all over the world for over a half a century. During that time, they found their favorite restaurants to enjoy a great meal.
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The Most Versatile Ingredients For Meal Prepping
Meal prepping can feel like a chore if you're not doing it right, but with a bit of expert advice, you can optimize your output with some versatile ingredients.
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Chef Dan Kluger's Go-To Vegetarian Game-Day Snack Is A Twist On A Classic Treat
When it's game day, chef Dan Kluger doesn't mess around, and his go-to snack just happens to be fit for vegetarians. Here's what to know about the dish.
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The Unexpected Ingredient Martha Stewart Uses For Light And Fluffy Cinnamon Rolls
If you're looking to upgrade your cinnamon rolls and make them the fluffiest they've ever been, you need this unexpected ingredient approved by Martha Stewart.
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