Guy Fieri's Favorite Liquor Is A Classic Italian Digestif
Guy Fieri is known for his love of bold flavors and hearty, extravagant foods. Turns out, this also applies to his favorite drink of choice.
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Burger King's Huge 1980s Advertising Mistake
Back in the 1980s, Burger King was looking to drum up fresh interest with an ad campaign which featured a mascot so unpopular it tanked sales.
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Why Does McDonald's Ketchup Taste So Good?
McDonald’s ketchup stands out with its simple, stripped-down recipe delivering a sweet tomato flavor, unlike the spicier, seasoned profile of Heinz.
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Lengthwise Vs Crosswise: What's The Difference Between The Cutting Methods?
Even if you're pretty good with a kitchen knife, sometimes the terms chefs use can be forgotten. This is the difference between these two fundamental cuts.
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Eggnog Recalls That Affected Millions
Eggnog is a popular favorite during the holidays, but it isn't always flawlessly executed. Here are the biggest recalls that plagued the egg-based drink.
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Can You Still Order A Quesarito At Chipotle?
Chipotle has a secret menu item called the quesarito which is verging on the edge of extinction, but does that mean you can't still order one?
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The Murky Origins Of The Classic Pasta And Tomato Sauce Combo
Pasta with tomato sauce feels like a timeless classic. However, this dish had to start somewhere and its historic origins are fascinating to explore.
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Why Not Every Vegetable Should Be Used For Meal Prepping
Meal prepping is a great way to take the work out of weekday lunches or weeknight dinners. These are the best vegetables to use when making food in advance.
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Do We Have Henry Ford To Thank For Non-Dairy Creamer?
Non-dairy creamer is a pantry staple and something many of us use everyday. But did you know that we may have Henry Ford to thank for this unique product?
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Should You Be Storing Sweet Potatoes In The Refrigerator?
Sweet potatoes are a hardy root vegetable making them great to stock up on. We explain where you should store sweet potatoes for long-lasting freshness.
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Where The Name 'Dunkin'' Came From
Dunkin' started as a post-war café in Quincy, Massachusetts, evolving from humble beginnings into a northeastern icon with a global presence.
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The Fast Food Chain That Prides Itself On Freshly Toasted Sesame Seed Buns
People feel strongly about their burger buns. But this fast food joint doesn't just toast its sesame seed buns for the flavor, it also serves a purpose.
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Old Crow Bourbon May Have Been The Favorite Of A US President
When we think of Old Crow today, most of us call to mind the bottom shelf whiskey. But Old Crow wasn't always like that and this U.S. president was a fan.
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Is Running Cheap Vodka Through A Filter A Genius Hack Or A Waste Of Time?
Drinking cheap vodka is an ordeal many of us go through in our youth. So, can running cheap spirits through a water filter really make it taste better?
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The Ultimate Bread Swap For The Best Grilled Cheese Of Your Life
Grilled cheese sandwiches are the ultimate feel-good comfort food. This bread swap with help you take your grilled cheese game to the next level.
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The Liquor You Need For A Boozy Twist On Mayonnaise
Mayonnaise can upgrade any burger, sandwich, or salad bowl. Take your mayo experience up a notch and mix some booze into this iconic creamy condiment.
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Use Your Microwave To Make A Freshly Baked Cookie Anytime
You can use your microwave oven for a lot of great things, including making delicious single-portion cookies. Try this out next time you want a sweet treat.
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Make Tomato Slices Your Next Show-Stopping Appetizer With Brown Butter
Brown butter elevates the fresh sweetness of a good tomato into a surprisingly complex flavor experience that has been compared to buttered lobster.
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Brands Of Vanilla Ice Cream Ranked From Worst To Best
Among the many brands of store-bought vanilla ice cream, only a few can be called the best. We tried and ranked a range of dairy and plant-based confections.
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Light Vs Dark Brown Sugar: What Is The Difference?
Whether you're a baker or just like Sugar in the Raw in your morning coffee or tea, you ought to know the difference between light and dark brown sugar.
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The Only US States Without A Single Sonic Drive-In Location
Famous for its classic American diner feel and its skating carhops, Sonic is a fast-food icon. However, three U.S. states are still going without.
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Your Pie Crust Has Been Begging For A Lard Incorporation
Pie crust is a baking fundamental, but it's easy to get wrong. If you're unsatisfied with your pie crust's texture, you ought to consider adding lard to it.
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The Slow Cooker Tactic You Should Use Before Grilling Thick Cuts
It's undeniable that grilling provides great flavor to cooked meats, but it isn't always the best at handling thick cuts. That's where the slow cooker comes in.
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The Cream Of Mushroom Soup Swap That Your Green Bean Casserole Needs
Green bean casserole is a much-loved dish for good reason, but if the popular version with cream of mushroom soup feels stale here are some new ideas to try.
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The Food To Avoid At A Hotel's Continental Breakfast Buffet
While buffet lovers can't pass up a good spread, there are certain items that should be skipped to avoid possible foodborne illnesses.
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Don't Toss Out That Empty Peanut Butter Jar, Make A Latte Instead
When you get to the end of your peanut butter jar, there is a tasty way to find one more use for it while it still has remnants of the spread inside.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making With Green Bean Casserole
When done right, green bean casserole makes for a great addition to any large meal, but this one mistake could be causing your casserole to turn out bland.
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