This Unique Step Is Why Some Mezcal Tastes Smoky
Not all mezcal is smoky, but many varieties are. How does the agave spirit get that smoke-filled flavor? The secret comes from this artisanal process.
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Who The Official White House Chef Actually Reports To Directly
The White House chef has a lot of responsibilities and focuses on feeding the first family. But who chooses the chef and who does the chef report to?
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Is Alfred Hitchcock Responsible For Popularizing This Iconic Brunch Cocktail?
Alfred Hitchcock is one of the most influential directors in film, but there is some murky history behind who invented his favorite citrusy cocktail.
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Where Should You Be Slicing Your Wine Foil?
Don't just haphazardly hack at a wine bottle's foil. The right way to cut it off is easy and makes it look like you actually know what you're doing.
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Popular Steakhouse Menu Items That Desperately Need A Refresh
Steakhouses are an American classic, but even the longest-standing traditions need an occasional upgrade. These steakhouse dishes need some refining, stat.
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The Stomach-Turning Texas Roadhouse Steak That Left TikTok Disgusted
Something ain't right about that Texas Roadhouse steak. A viral TikTok video showed an alarming piece of beef -- here's what the restaurant had to say about it.
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What Is The Worst Brew To Use For Beer Cheese?
Beer cheese dip isn't just a pub staple, you can whip up a batch at home on game day. According to an expert, your choice of beer is important.
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What 'For Milk' Means On Nespresso Pods
Nespresso pods come with a lot of informative labels to ensure your coffee is the best it can be. If you see "For Milk" on the pod, here's what it means.
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For Extra Crispy Roasted Potatoes, Don't Forget These 2 Tips
Roasted potatoes always satisfy; the crisp exterior lends bite and flavor while the interior is soft and warm. Hungry for some now? Don't forget these 2 tips.
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Which Came First, A Martini With An Olive Or A Twist?
Most cocktail history is difficult to be certain of. This holds true when it comes to whether a martini with an olive or a twist came first.
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14 Foods In Chinese Cuisine With Symbolic Meanings
Many foods in Chinese culture have deep, rich meanings, so we took a deep dive into 14 different foods to learn more about their symbolic nature and history.
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The Vintage Glassware You Should Look For When Thrifting
Who doesn't love thrifting for cool vintage finds? Knowing what brands to look for can help you get the best bang for your buck -- like this vintage glassware.
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Why Bulk Buying Everything At Once At Sam's Club Isn't The Best Shopping Method
When done correctly, buying in bulk can save you money. But if you don't go about it the right way, you can end up wasting money and food.
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Could This Common Candy Help You Catch Fish?
Fishing is a game of patience and luck. It also helps to have the right bait. And if lures aren't bringing in the fish, you could always try this candy.
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The Cheese That Makes Homemade Mozzarella Sticks So Much Easier
Mozzarella sticks are a favorite appetizer, but have you tried making them at home? According to celebrity chef Jeff Mauro this cheese is made for the task.
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Chili's Triple Dipper Just Got Outdone By Buffalo Wild Wings' New Menu Deal
Buffalo Wild Wings has seen its fast casual competitors fight over the fed-up fast food crowd and has entered the ring with a new menu deal for appetizer fans.
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The Best Hole In The Wall Diners In Each State
Whether you’re a local or traveling, the best hole-in-the-wall diners across the country serve up more than just good grub. Here’s where to find them.
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One Of Cup Noodles' New Thanksgiving Flavors Might Actually Ruin Your Holiday
Did the world really need pumpkin pie-flavored Cup Noodles? Probably not. Did that stop us from trying them for your entertainment? Of course not!
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The Interesting Way American Aldi Stores Differ From German Ones
While American Aldis already prove to be impressive, the ones you'll find in Germany are just as neat, though they come with a few differences to keep in mind.
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Easily Fire Up The Grill With A Genius Egg Carton Hack
Don't reach for the bottle of lighter fluid the next time you need to fire up your charcoal grill. Try this simple egg carton hack instead.
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Give Canned Tuna A Smoky Upgrade With This Iconic Condiment
Bored of plain ol' canned tuna? Just add this sauce from your pantry to give the salty tinned fish a hit of sweet, smoky, and tangy flavor.
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Stem Or No Stem: How You Should Prepare Rosemary For Your Dishes
Rosemary can be a fragrant and versatile herb, but how should you prepare it when cooking? Chef Marcus Samuelsson shared his advice to get the best flavor.
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13 Old-School Halloween Treats Unrecognizable To Today's Kids
Some once-popular Halloween candies have lost their luster. While they still may evoke nostalgia, they're often unknown to newer generations of kids.
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Add Depth To Your Pesto With This Single Umami Ingredient
Pesto can be made with all sorts of delicious herbs and nuts, and still be pesto. But adding this single ingredient umami bump will make your pesto the best-o.
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The State That Produces More Pistachios Than The Rest Of The US
The commercial production of pistachios didn’t begin in the US until the 1960s. Today, only a handful of states grow them, with one way ahead of the field.
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The Way 7-Eleven Revolutionized How America Drank Coffee In 1964
You can thank 7-Eleven for that fancy coffee you're hugging while driving with your knees. Here's how the chain revolutionized America's coffee in the '60s.
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Watch Out For This One Red Flag When Buying Lobster At The Store
You might not have a lot of experience buying lobster, so let this expert’s advice guide you the next time you’re staring at a tank full of crustaceans.
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