Why Muslims Break Their Ramadan Fast With Dates
As Ramadan continues, let's discuss why many Muslims tend to break their fasts with dates, and what significance dates hold in Islamic culture.
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Do You Know How Lunch Meat Is Made? (It Looks Pretty Unappetizing)
We're just thinking about how to get that sandwich into our mouth. But are you ready for the real story on how your lunch meat made its way onto your plate?
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Beloved Chain Restaurant Salad Bars That Are Gone For Good
Who doesn't love a good salad bar? These are some of our favorite chain restaurant salad bars that are sadly gone for good that we really miss dearly.
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Here's How Many Layers You Should Have In Your Lasagna
We went to the experts for an answer to the age old question of how many layers of sauce, pasta, and cheese you should be building into your homemade lasagna.
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Restaurants That Earned A Michelin Star Then Vanished
Earning a Michelin star is hard. But what might be harder is earning a Michelin star and then having to close your restaurant. Here are some of those spots.
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Discontinued Hostess Snacks We'll Probably Never Eat Again
Everyone loves a good Hostess snack once in a while. Sadly, these are some of the discontinued Hostess snacks that we'll never get to munch on again.
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Who Invented Southern Fried Chicken?
Fried chicken seems like an all-American dish. But what if we told you that it hails from a different country? Take a deep dive into fried chicken history.
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Struggling Steakhouse Chains That Turned Things Around
Don't give up hope on your favorite steakhouse chain just yet. These are some steakhouse chains that really turned things around and made a comeback.
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Does Guinness Beer Really Taste Better In Ireland?
Although Guinness beer made in Ireland and America are the same, some claim they taste different and there's a fascinating reason why.
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Is Curbside Grocery Pickup Worth It?
While curbside pickup can be a convenient way to do grocery shopping, it has some drawbacks that may make you wonder if it's worth the perks.
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What Happened To McDonald's Uncle O'Grimacey?
Younger McDonald's fans will be unfamiliar with Uncle O'Grimacey, but this green relative of the Grimace character has made a comeback after decades away.
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Which Beloved Items Are In Trader Joe's Hall Of Fame?
You may be surprised to learn that Trader Joe's has a Hall of Fame but for devoted fans of the chain will be able to guess which items were inducted.
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The Trump Family's Eating Habits
President Donald Trump is famous for his fast food habits, but not everyone in his family is regularly eating McDonald's, pizza, and fried chicken.
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Why Is Spam So Popular In Hawaii?
You can find Spam in Hawaii everywhere from McDonald's breakfast platters, to a favorite snack from 7-11, but why is it so common in the Aloha State?
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Every State's Most Legendary Dessert
Every state in the U.S. has a pretty legendary dessert, so we decided to take a look at them all to uncover which one is the best, and why.
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We Think One Failed Buffet Restaurant Deserves A Second Chance
Some restaurants were hit harder than others by the pandemic, and this certainly included buffets. Perhaps it's time for this nostalgic chain to make a return.
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Why Is Breakfast Called 'The Most Important Meal Of The Day?'
You've probably heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but where did this idea originally come from?
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Publix Recalls That Affected Millions
Recalls do happen all the time, and these are some of the biggest recalls in Publix's history that affected millions of people across its stores.
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How Blue Cheese Actually Gets Its Signature Color
The colorful veins in your favorite Roquefort, Stilton, or Gorgonzola cheese do not happen by chance, it is a specific process that makes blue cheese blue.
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Before The FDA, American Meatpacking Plants Were Truly Horrifying
Before the FDA, American meatpacking plants were not regulated. The resulting conditions, famously described by writer Upton Sinclair, were horrifying.
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Where Elvis Dined For One Of His Favorite Fast Food Burgers
Elvis Presley was known for both his innovative music and his legendary appetites. And when he craved a burger, this Southern fast food chain was his go-to.
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Why Flattening Peanut Butter Cookies With A Fork Is A Crucial Step
You may have thought that criss-cross pattern on the tops of peanut butter cookies was just for looks, but it actually serves a very important purpose.
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The Reason It's Called Beef Stroganoff Goes Back To Russian Nobility
A mystery surrounds the origin of beef Stroganoff. Was it named for a wealthy Russian family? Or do others deserve credit for the popular, creamy dish?
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Reese's Candies That Were Sadly Discontinued
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups are truly an iconic candy but did you know of these other Reese's candies that didn't past the test of time?
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Carrots Come In A Rainbow Of Colors — So Why Is Orange The Default?
The vast majority of carrots we use are orange, but why are consumers in the habit of picking these orange carrots over the many rainbow varieties?
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What Does 'Sabbath Mode' Do On Your Oven Or Fridge?
You might have come across the Sabbath mode feature on your fridge or oven. If you don't know what this setting does, we have a quick rundown for you.
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You Might Be Cooking With Irradiated Meat, But Don't Panic
Raw meats can be irradiated, which is a process that is used to kill pathogens, but is safe for consumption, and marked with a label.
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