13 Costco Food Court Secrets Not Many Know
Costco food court may not have a wide menu, but there's more that goes into delivering consistent items than you'd think. These are Costcos food court secrets.
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Jack In The Box Used To Have Its Own Boy Band (No, Really)
Fast food chain had its own boy band in the 2000s. They were called The Meaty Cheesy Boys, and we've got the inside scoop on their bizarre story.
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What Does It Mean For A Starbucks Drink To Be 'Handcrafted'?
If you've been the target of Starbucks ads before, you might have noticed them touting the handcrafted drinks on the menu. But what does handcrafted mean?
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Here's What Time Chick-Fil-A Stops Serving Breakfast
You no longer need to wait at a Chick-fil-A drive-thru craving that breakfast biscuit, only to learn it is no longer being served. Here are its breakfast hours.
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Culver's CurderBurger May Be Gone, But With This Tip It's Not Forgotten
Culver's doesn't always serve the CurderBurger, but you can always pile some cheese curds on top of a burger patty and make a CurderBurger yourself.
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Why Starbucks' Mobile App Isn't Working
If you've had trouble ordering Starbucks through your app today, it's not just you. An IT issue has temporarily shut down Starbucks mobile ordering.
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Taco Bell's Cheesy Street Chalupas Are All Bread And No Bite
Taco Bell's new limited-time Cheesy Street Chalupas are supposed to be a tribute to street tacos, but their flavor is overwhelmed by too much starch.
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Yes, There Really Is A Burger King With A Rollercoaster On Its Roof
Just a 10-minute walk from the Ontario-side observation deck at Niagara Falls, you'll find a Canadian Burger King with a rollercoaster on its roof.
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Burger King's New Fiery Menu Only Delivers A Few Sparks
With five new menu items, Burger King's Fiery line promises escalating levels of heat. We tried each item to see if they deliver, and the line came up short.
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Whatever Happened To Blimpie Sandwiches?
Blimpie sandwiches debuted in 1964 and quickly boomed in popularity. Since the 2000s, however, it seems like the chain has nearly fallen out of existence.
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How Thousand Island Dressing Became A Burger Chain Staple
It's no secret that the secret sauce at many burger joints is Thousand Island dressing, but how did this unassuming condiment become so ubiquitous on burgers?
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The Bucket-Shaped KFC Restaurant Was A Happy Accident
The bucket-shaped KFC restaurant in Los Angeles' Koreatown is certainly an eye-catcher, but it was actually a happy accident. Here's the story.
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How Long Will Starbucks Wait Before Throwing Out Your Mobile Order?
Did you put a Starbucks order in on the app, but you're running late to pick it up? Here's how long baristas will keep your prepared order before tossing it.
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Is The Viral McDonald's McOcean Burger The Real Deal?
The McDonald's "McOcean burger" topped with octopus and shrimp is going viral on TikTok. However, after investigating, we suspect that it's a hoax.
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As Fast Food Prices Surge, It's Time For A Chain Restaurant Renaissance
Fast food is pricier than ever. One alternative for inflation-weary consumers is chain restaurants, which can sometimes be cheaper than fast food.
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The Only Step You Need To Prevent Soggy Takeout Fries
If you want your takeout fries to stay crispy all the way home, leave the container open. Closed containers trap steam, leading to soggy fries.
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Subway's New SubKrunch Topping Is Disappointing In Multiple Ways
Subway's new SubKrunch topping is supposed to add savory flavor and crispy texture to every bite of your sandwich, but it fails to do either.
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The Largest Pizza Chain In The US Isn't Actually A Pizza Place
You might be surprised to find that the largest pizza chain in the U.S. isn't a standalone pizzeria - it's a brand located exclusively in convenience stores.
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Here's What Is Really In Taco Bell's Infamous Beef
The rumor that Taco Bell's food is made with "Grade D beef" is a tale that has followed the fast food chain for decades, but it's simply not true.
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Shady Things About Colonel Sanders
Colonel Sanders may be immortalized for his stark white suit, but the fried chicken icon wasn't always a shining example of good behavior.
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This New York Deli's Viral Sandwiches Ditch Bread For Pickles
A Long Island Deli called Seven Brothers Gourmet Food Market has started selling subs stuffed into oversized pickles, and the internet loves them.
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The Unexpected Inspiration Behind Wendy's Iconic Frosty
The Wendy's Frosty comes from humble origins. It was inspired by frosted malts sold by a stand at the Thistledown racetrack in Cleveland in the 1960s.
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The Raising Cane's Sauces That Deserve More Hype
Although it's not prominently advertised, Raising Cane's makes fresh honey mustard in its restaurants, and hot sauce is available upon request.
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How To Reheat McDonald's Chicken McNuggets Back To Perfection
The secret to reheating chicken nuggets to get them closest to their original, fresh-out-of-the-fryer state is to pop them in your air fryer.
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Dunkin's New Mike's Hot Honey Menu Lacks Fire
We taste-tested Dunkin's new Mike's Hot Honey-infused breakfast items to see whether the collaboration was a spicy success or a big ol' flame out.
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Starbucks' New Energy Drinks Have Us Buzzing (But Only Because Of The Caffeine)
Starbucks has entered the energy drink market. We tasted the chain's new Iced Energy beverages to see if they get the heart pumping in a good way.
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The Origin Of Pizza Hut's Name Is Way Less Exciting Than You Think
You might think a name like Pizza Hut was product of a genius marketing scheme, but as legend has it, the name came from far more humble origins.
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