Marilyn Monroe Ate Breakfast Like A Body Builder
Marilyn Monroe's eating habits may surprise even her staunchest fans. The Hollywood icon's choice of breakfast is especially fascinating.
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Why Alternative Milk Curdles In Coffee And How To Prevent It
Alternative milks have created a new problem for coffee drinkers. The milk tends to curdle in hot coffee. We explain why it happens and how to prevent it.
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If Red Meat Juices Aren't Blood, What Are They?
Don't be alarmed by the red meat juice in your raw steak packet. While it may look like blood, there's another reason why raw red meat produces pink liquid.
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You Need To Start Grilling Your Pickles
If you're a pickle lover like so many others, then seriously consider throwing them on the grill. Trust us, grilling pickles only enhances their flavor.
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What Part Of The Pig Does The Ham We Know And Love Come From?
Many of us love ham but how much do we really know about it? We explore which part of the pig ham comes from and how best to use this tasty meat.
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The Pasta Draining Tactic So Your Noodles Never Leave The Pot
You couldn't think of a simpler kitchen task than draining pasta. However, this new noodle straining hack shows that there are multiple ways to do anything.
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Here's How To Best Dry Out Bread For Stuffing
Bread stuffing is an essential part of the Thanksgiving feast. We researched the best way to dry out your bread before adding it to your stuffing.
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Does Deep Frying A Frozen Turkey Really Make It Explode?
Deep-fried turkey can be a crispy, juicy treat and a great way to change up the Thanksgiving meal. Stay safe and avoid these fire hazards when deep frying meat.
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You Can Still Eat A California Roll From The Chef Who Created It
The California roll's origins are, like sushi, wrapped in mystery, but Vancouver chef Hidekazu Tojo is widely credited as its ingenious creator.
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Trader Joe's Just Dropped Its 2024 Holiday Guide. What's New This Year?
Trader Joe's has released its guide for the holidays and there are plenty of new festive items to get excited about including sweet treats for you and your pet.
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Why Peppermint And Chocolate Are The Perfect Holiday Pairing
The holidays bring plenty of classic pairings, and peppermint and chocolate are one popular combination. Find out what characteristics make this duo shine.
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Discontinued Costco Grocery Products We Probably Won't Get Back
Costco is beloved by a lot of people, but sometimes it does discontinue products without any warning. These are some old favorites that probably won't return.
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How To Master The Cake Soak For An Extra Moist Dessert
If you've ever watched "The Great British Baking Show," you've likely seen bakers pour a mysterious liquid over their cakes. Here's how to master the cake soak.
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Should You Really Never Eat British Fish And Chips With Your Hands?
A viral debate erupted across social media after an American woman ate fish and chips with her hands in London - should you or shouldn’t you?
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How To Give Boring Leftover Mashed Potatoes A Deliciously Crispy Twist
Leftover mashed potatoes are unappealing when cold and not that exciting when reheated, either. What they are perfect for is repurposing into this crispy treat.
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The Brilliant Coffee Swap That Puts A New Spin On Tiramisu
If you've seen one tiramisu recipe, you've likely seen them all. But swapping coffee-soaked ladyfingers with this substitute is a fun twist to this treat.
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Restaurant Chains That Closed The Most Locations In 2024
2024 has seen a lot of well-known restaurant chains closing locations. Here are some of the ones that closed the most locations overall.
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Costco Taipei's Food Court Has Us Ready To Take A Flight
Americans know and love the Costco food court, but Costco Taipei in Taiwan is setting the gold standard on how food courts can marry local and global cuisine.
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Can You Bike Through A Fast Food Drive Thru?
Why can’t cyclists use drive-thrus? Safety concerns keep them out, but the debate over access is far from over, specifically those that are differently-abled.
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Red Lobster Launches A Happy Hour Just In Time For The Holidays
ed Lobster’s new happy hour promotion offers $5 drinks and $2 off appetizers- we think it'll be perfect for festive gatherings this holiday season!
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The Foil Trick That Lets Your Slow Cooker Make Two Dishes At Once
Want to make a delicious meatloaf for dinner and a boozy peach cobbler for dessert in one slow cooker? Well now you can with this foil trick.
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Olive Garden Is Bringing Back 2 Dishes Fans Have Begged For
Olive Garden is in the process of revamping its menu to attract more customers and one step they're taking is to bring back two very popular dishes.
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Is This Wisconsin Town Really The Birthplace Of The Hamburger?
Hamburgers are a quintessentially American food, so it's no wonder people want to take credit for its creation. But is this Wisconsin town really responsible?
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Whatever Happened To Fruitopia, The Discontinued Drink That Ruled The '90s?
Fruitopia was an attempt by the Coca-Cola Company to capitalize on the health food trends of the '90s by offering a fruit juice blend with a positive message.
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Napkin Etiquette 101: What To Do With Your Napkin At Your Next Fancy Dinner
With a few simple guidelines in your napkin etiquette toolkit, you'll be well on your way to mastering an evening of fancy dining in no time.
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The Ultimate Ranking Of Popular Store-Bought Barbecue Sauces
Selecting a bottle of barbecue sauce at the grocery store can be a bit overwhelming. That's why we tried a ton of popular brands to find the best ones.
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Can You Use Glass Cookware On The Stovetop?
Glass cookware has a chic aesthetic look that's popular with style-savvy home cooks, but is it safe to use on a hot stovetop? We take a look to find out.
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