Did JFK Really Tell A Crowd He Was Proud To Be A Jelly Donut?
The story of JFK allegedly telling a crowd of Germans that he was a jelly donut has been circulating for decades, but what is the truth behind this legend?
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Use Mac And Cheese As Inspiration For Your Next Baked Potato Dinner
If you've ever struggled to decide between mac and cheese or a baked potato for dinner, why not try out these easy recipe?
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The Unusual Way Alton Brown Makes Brownies For Fudgy Results
Fudgy brownies are always coveted but can be difficult to achieve. This easy and unique hack from Alton Brown ensures a perfectly gooey texture every time.
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13 Fan-Favorite Trader Joe's Frozen Foods That Were Discontinued
These discontinued Trader Joe's frozen foods were beloved by many, and people still mourn them to this day. We take a look back at what we're missing.
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The Only US States Without A Single Aldi Location
Aldi might seem like a ubiquitous fixture if you live somewhere where you have easy access to the popular grocery store, but that isn't the case in every state.
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Are Winemakers Still Stomping On Grapes To Make Our Wine?
Grape stomping is an old wine-making technique that feels like an ancient relic in our day and age. But have machines replaced the human foot completely?
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Why You Should Follow Bobby Flay's Lead And Serve Margaritas Straight Up
Serving a margarita straight up might sound a little odd for fans of the cocktail, but Bobby Flay (and science) suggests that you should consider it.
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Here's How To Win Nathan's Famous Canned New York Tap Water
Nathan's Famous is here with a contest to give you the full New York City hot dog experience by sending cans of the NYC's famous tap water to a few lucky folks.
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How Many Eggs Is Turkey Sending To The US?
With the bird flu continuing to ravage American egg farms, the U.S. government has struck a deal with Turkey to supply its citizens with eggs.
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Summer Squash Vs. Zucchini: Is There Any Difference?
When talking about the differences between "summer squash" and zucchini, it's worth noting first of all that the former is oftentimes mislabeled.
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7 Must-Buy Aldi Items For First-Time Customers
Aldi might be best known for its extremely low prices, but that doesn't preclude the store from stocking truly great items. Here are the must-haves.
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White House Chefs Have To Follow Some Very Strange Rules
Preparing meals for the leader of the free world as a White House chef comes with a lot of pressure, along with some unusual rules and regulations.
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The Hot Dog Bun Mistake That's Ruining Your Experience
It's a common mistake for hot dog cooks at home to buy hot dogs and buns separately. But this could lead to a subpar dining experience.
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Melt Away The Winter Months By Throwing A Fondue Party
Hosting a fondue party at home is easier than you might think. Here's your guide to making an unforgettable fondue experience for your guests.
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The Simple Addition That Gives Chili A Flavorful Punch
For chili makers who have found themselves wanting to add a brand new boost of flavor to their dish, we have the flavorful answer.
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Corn Vs Flour: Which Tortilla Is Better For Your Dish?
The debate rages on, but it's more than just a matter of preference. Uncover the best reasons to go for corn or flour, and get the most out of your tortillas.
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How Many Different Pots And Pans Do You Actually Need?
There are plenty of eye-catching kitchen tools out there, but how many pots and pans do you need to keep your kitchen running? Less than you probably think.
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Why Some Consider Fish Eyes A Delicacy (And Maybe You Should Too)
If you are not eating fish eyes, then you're probably missing out. While fish eyes might not be on everyone's radar, here's why they should be.
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What's The Point Of Aldi's Wagyu Ground Beef?
If you've been shopping at Aldi and spotted its Wagyu Ground Beef, you may be wondering if it's real wagyu, and how you can use it in your cooking.
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Jamón Ibérico VS Serrano: The Differences Between The Spanish-Style Hams
Jamon iberico and serrano are both popular Spanish-style hams with distinct flavor profiles and origins. Here's what sets these two varieties apart.
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The Only 2 Ingredients You Need For Quick Biscuits
A two-ingredient recipe that seems to be a keeper is one for biscuits made with nothing more than two pantry staples.
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Make Cleaning The Microwave Easy With This Clever Lemon Hack
The baked-on messes and splatters of grease in your microwave can seem impossible to clean. Thankfully, there's a clever lemon hack to make it easier.
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Aldi's Irish Butter Is A Total Kerrygold Copycat
Everybody knows that Kerrygold makes some of the finest butter in the world, but Aldi has another Irish butter product that gives it a run for its money.
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How Late Is Too Late To Eat Leftover Fast Food Burgers And Fries?
When is it too late to eat that leftover fast food burger and french fries? We'll explain this as well as how you can safely store and reheat them.
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The 4-Ingredient Frozen Treat That'll Use Up Your Greek Yogurt
Greek yogurt does make a decent sour cream substitute, but who wants a big bowl of sour cream for breakfast? Try this recipe instead.
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Why Many U.S. States Have Outright Banned Happy Hour
While some U.S. states make happy hour an after-work tradition, others have placed various restrictions or banned the social custom entirely. Here's why.
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How Jägermeister Went From A Nazi Favorite To A Frat House Staple
Jägermeister, and the Jägerbomb cocktail, are frat party gold standards. Yet, Jägermeister got its start in Nazi Germany, so how did it become a party favorite?
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