6 Restaurant Chains That Only Use Frozen Meat
These popular fast food chains are all about efficiency, and part of that equation means opting for frozen meat over fresh when it comes to the menu.
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Mexican Vs. Spanish Chorizo: The Difference Is Clear
If you don't know the difference between Spanish and Mexican chorizo, we've got some answers for you. These famous links are made in different ways.
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The One Meal Anthony Bourdain Always Skipped No Matter What
While renowned celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain was an avid food lover, there was one meal and popular food trend that he hated making and serving.
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What's The Difference Between A Cappuccino And A Latte?
Cappuccinos and lattes are some of the most popular coffee orders in the world, but even many frequent coffee drinkers don't know the difference between them.
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Japan Has Too Much Sushi (We Didn't Know There Was Such A Thing)
Combine a convenience store and a holiday tradition and the resulting trend has cost billions of yen worth of sushi to be destroyed every year.
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Where Do Tortellini Actually Come From?
Like many famous Italian foods, tortellini pasta has a rich history steeped in myth and tradition. This is the origin story of this prized pasta shape.
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Taco Cupcakes Are The Ultimate Bite Size Crowd Pleaser
If you're on the lookout for new finger foods, these taco cupcakes are to die for. They take everything you love about tacos and make them even more tasty.
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It's Time To Ditch These Plastic Utensils
If you've been using black plastic kitchen utensils like stirring spoons or spatulas, you could be exposing yourself to unnecessary health risks.
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Can You Clean Aluminum Pans With An Apple?
If you've got an aluminum pan lying around that needs to be cleaned but hoping for something that doesn't require chemicals, do apples really work?
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Can You Make Muffin Tops Without Making The Whole Muffin?
Everyone knows that the best part of a muffin is the crunchy cap on top, which has us wondering if it's possible to skip the bottom and just bake the top.
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Coyote Poop: The Gross Sounding Upgrade For A Classic Cheesy Snack
They say we eat with all of our senses, not just taste, so what we call our food matters. That could help explain why this gross sounding snack freaks us out.
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Sweet And Savory Sloppy Joe Nachos Recipe
Two nostalgic comfort foods come together in this recipe for sweet and savory sloppy Joe nachos, featuring a velvety cheese sauce and seasoned ground beef.
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Fibrous Foods Are Wreaking Havoc On Your Kitchen Sink
If you've gotten into the bad habit of tossing every last thing into your kitchen sink's garbage disposal, it's time to break the habit for these fibrous foods.
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How To Make Minnesota Popcorn Salad That Isn't A Soggy Mess
Popcorn salad is a Midwestern dish that's going viral on social media. But before you add the ingredients together, here's a trick to maintain good texture.
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How Does Wendy's Flavor Its Frostys?
Wendy's has been pumping out all kinds of seasonal, limited time flavors for its Frostys. But how exactly are they getting those flavors into the mix?
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How To Add A Tangy Twist To Regular Store-Bought Applesauce
If you ever want to give your bland store-bought applesauce a little tangy kick, then all you really need is the help of one simple ingredient.
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10 Things That Could Get You Fired From McDonald's
McDonald's has employed millions of people in its decades of business. The fast food chain has also fired many people, and here are some reasons why.
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The Veggie You Can Use For No-Dye Red Velvet Cake
If you want to make your own red velvet cake at home without relying on food dyes, then there's a very interesting, and natural, ingredient you can use.
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The Genius Way To Amp Up Trader Joe's Garlic Gondolas
The garlic gondolas at Trader Joe's can be used to make some incredible meatball subs. And best of all, you wouldn't need all that many ingredients.
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Ditch The Fork And Flip Your Bacon Splatter-Free With Another Tool
Next time you're in the kitchen whipping up some morning bacon, forget using a fork. Another kitchen utensil will be a far, far better ally.
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How To Make Cookie Dough From Cake Mix With Just 2 Additions
If you want to make a delicious batch of homemade cookies, look no further than a classic box of cake mix and two other simple ingredients.
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How To Transform Leftover Pot Roast Into A Next-Day Sandwich
If you want to transform some of your leftover pot roast, seriously consider making a delicious and incredibly hearty sandwich!
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A Mostly Empty Freezer Can Cause More Harm To Food Than You Think
You might think you're being minimalist, but a mostly empty freezer is actually bad for your ice box. Here's the best way to keep your freezer functioning.
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The Historic Reason Chicago Loves Hot Dogs
Chicago-style hot dogs have a fascinating history that reflects the unique culture of the Windy City. We discovered the reasons why Chicago loves hot dogs.
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The Unexpected Bun Swap For Tiny Burger Sliders
Tiny burger sliders have grown in popularity in recent years, but if you're looking for a new twist on a now-familiar classic you should try this bun swap.
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How To Reuse Leftover Spinach And Artichoke Dip In New Dishes
Spinach and artichoke dip is one of those buffet spread must-haves of the holiday season. But what do you do with all the leftovers? Try these recipe ideas.
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Here's How Long You Should Soak And Cook Black Eyed Peas
When it comes to cooking, you should soak the peas in water for 12 hours or overnight, and that's just the start of the process.
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