Does The Bag Sealing Straw Hack Really Work?
According to a popular hack, plastic straws can be used to seal open bags. We tested this trick to see if it works and have a few tips on how to pull it off.
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Aldi's Wine Advent Calendar Is Worth Buying ... If You Can Find It
Aldi has a Wine Advent Calendar this year that's flying off the shelves. The Takeout snagged one and tried the contents for anyone curious about what's inside.
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The Alarming Freebie A Costco Customer Found In Their Roast
We all like a free treat, but that's not exactly what one customer found in their Costco chuck roast. Instead, their Costco beef was hiding a needle.
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Jarred Vs Fresh Garlic: Is There Really A Better Pick?
Fresh garlic is a thing of beauty and sometimes, there is no substitute. But when you still taste the garlic, convenience is often reason enough for jarred.
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The Step Julia Child Never Skipped When Buying Produce
If you're picking up produce without really letting your senses evaluate it, you're probably not picking out the best stuff. Julia Child has tips.
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For Better Store-Bought Ramen, Reach For One Unexpected Seasoning Blend
Want to give store-bought ramen a little kick? This seasoning offers smoky, spicy flavor that elevates packet ramen and homemade noodle soup.
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How Much Money Do McDonald's Franchise Owners Make?
McDonalds franchises can be found all over the world, but how much do those franchise owners make? Here's everything we know about the sales and the costs.
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Costco's Fan-Favorite Salmon Has Been Spotted After Far Too Long
Sometimes Costco products go away despite high demand. Costco shoppers can look forward to the return of this souped-up salmon product that makes dinner easy.
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Did A War Really Help Promote Pad Thai?
Pad Thai is sold by street vendors in its home country and is a popular Thai dish in North America. But did it really get popular because of a war?
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Lindt Reveals That Its Chocolate Isn't Actually 'Expertly Crafted' At All
Lindt's lawyers recently claimed in court that the chocolate company's marketing statements about being "expertly crafted" were just "puffery."
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Red Lobster Is Bringing Back A Beloved Menu Item That We've Been Missing
Red Lobster has a young new CEO on the job and that means changes to the menu. Although some menu items will be cut, there's one fan favorite that's returning.
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How The Internet Made Old Country Buffet Into A Hilarious Meme
The actual Old Country Buffet lives no more. What does still exist are its training videos, which have been GIFed and endlessly edited for comic effect.
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McDonald's Mysterious Video Has Our Hopes Up For All-Day Breakfast
McDonald's just posted a cryptic little video on X and the online community is racing to discover what exactly the cute breakfast-themed animation means.
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6 Canned Meats You Should Be Eating And 6 To Avoid
No doubt, canned meat is fast and convenient. But there are some canned meats you should avoid based on a number of nutritional factors.
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The Powdered Pantry Staple That Gives Iced Tea A Smoother Sip
Even the most experienced tea brewers know that bitterness can ruin an otherwise perfect cup of tea. Luckily, one simple addition can save it.
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What Time Does Hardee's Stop Serving Breakfast?
If you're in the market for biscuit, Hardee's is an excellent choice, but you'll want to get there before the chain stops its popular breakfast menu.
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The Most Important Ingredient For Making Takeout-Style Chinese Food At Home
If you're frustrated that no matter how many times you try, your Chinese recipes never taste like restaurant takeout, use this ingredient next time.
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You Won't Hate Beets If You Take The Time To Marinate Them
Beets get a bad rap from a lot of corners, but with the right preparation they could become one of your favorites. See how to marinate them for a better side.
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The Step You Should Never Skip When Cooking Lentils
Buying dry lentils and beans is a little bit more of a chore, and we're not talking about soaking. See what essential step makes them safer to eat.
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Why The Death In The Afternoon Cocktail Has Such A Morbid Name
If you've ever had a Death in the Afternoon cocktail or even heard of it, you might have wondered why it has such a morbid name. Here's the story.
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Why You Should Keep The Lid Shut When Grilling Chicken
Become master of the grill and cook the juiciest chicken with this simple grilling hack. This tip works well for wings, drumsticks, and thighs.
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Start Zesting Citrus Into Coffee For A Brighter Cup Of Joe
Maybe you've run a lemon rind along the edge of the cup rim, but you can really bring that tangy, tarty flavor through by zesting right into your cup!
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Review: TikTok's Dry Yogurt Trend Isn't Really Worth The Effort
There's another TikTok food trend going around called dry yogurt that looks so colorful and delicious we knew we had to try it ourselves. Here's how it went.
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Review: Wendy's Mushroom Bacon Cheeseburger Was Outshined By The Savory, Sweet Salted Caramel Frosty
Are the new Frosty and Mushroom Bacon Cheeseburger a combo to be thankful for, or should you forget about these items? The Takeout hit up Wendy's to find out.
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The Best Type Of Wine To Sip With Steak
While it isn't the only drink you can pair with steak, wine is a popular choice. But the world of wine is vast and often confusing, so which wine is best?
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McDonald's Gets In The Holiday Spirit With The Return Of A Limited-Time Dessert
Fast food restaurants across the country are bringing out the holiday menu items and McDonald's latest release is a well-loved, holiday themed dessert.
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What Exactly Are Salvage Grocery Stores?
Salvage grocery stores are a great way to stock up on food when money is tight. See what qualifies certain food products to end up in such a location.
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