Why Five Guys Exclusively Uses Peanut Oil To Make Fries
Five Guys is all about using peanut oil for its food, especially when it comes to their french fries. Here's why the franchise prefers cooking with peanut oil.
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Drunken Noodles Aren't Made With Alcohol - So What's With The Name?
Drunken noodles are one of Thailand's greatest exports. But despite the name, the dish notably lacks alcohol. Here's the lowdown on the dish's name.
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Why Is It Called Chock Full O' Nuts When It's Just Coffee?
Chock Full o' Nuts might seem like an odd choice of name for a coffee brand. However, there's a historical reason why the company keeps this title.
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The Best Way To Order Any Mocktail At The Bar
Ordering a mocktail at the bar can be daunting, especially if there's no alcohol-free menu. We got some expert tips on how to order zero-proof drinks.
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The Controversial Restaurant That Might Just File For Bankruptcy
Restaurants have been hard hit in recent years and the cracks are starting to show. The latest chain rumored to be filing for bankruptcy is a controversial one.
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Don't Throw Out The Cartons From Drinks — Here's A Hack To Reuse Them
Cutting back on waste in the kitchen is good for the environment and offers some handy cooking hacks. This drinks carton trick will revolutionize your storage.
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The Most Common Mistakes People Make With Homemade Chicken Pot Pies
If your homemade chicken pot pie isn't getting rave reviews, you may need to change what you're doing. See what the experts say might be going wrong.
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The Ohio Grocery Store With Animatronics That Rival Disneyland
If you are ever traveling through Ohio, you just have to check out this famous grocery store. It has an incredible roster of Disneyland level animatronics.
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Here's Why All-You-Can-Eat Buffet Plates Are So Darn Small
All-you-can-eat buffets are about indulging, so why do they make the plates so tiny? We deep dive into the marketing choices behind small plates at buffets.
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The 14 Most Unhealthy Canned Soups You Can Buy At The Store
Canned soups are great for an easy and tasty meal, but they're not always the most nutritious. Some kinds of canned soup in particular are worse than others.
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The Sneaky Olive Garden Breadstick Rule You Probably Never Noticed
Olive Garden is well known for serving hearty American Italian food and, of course, unlimited breadsticks. But, are these bready batons truly unlimited?
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All You Need Is A Simple Pantry Staple To Clean Your Smelly Fridge
Smelly fridge odors can be really off-putting and hard to remove. Luckily, this handy pantry staple is the key to beating odors and keeping your fridge clean.
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How Were Pizza Rolls Invented?
Pizza rolls have become synonymous with Superbowl snacks and hilarious SNL sketches. But how did this Italian-inspired treat actually get invented?
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Easily Clean Gunky Baking Sheets With An Item In Your Laundry Room
Scrubbing burnt food and grime off pans is nobodies favorite kitchen chore. This handy hack helps you clean baking sheets using a laundry room staple.
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Carbon Steel Pans Vs Stainless: The Differences You Need To Know
Stainless steel and carbon steel are both common cookware materials. So, is there really that much of a difference between the two and which should you use?
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We Tried Wendy's New Girl Scouts Thin Mints Frosty, And It's A Frozen Slam Dunk
By combining the Frosty with Girl Scouts Thin Mints Cookies, Wendy's has created an extraordinary confection. We got a chance to taste this new treat.
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Why Baking Ham Uncovered Is A Dinner Disaster Waiting To Happen
Ham is perfect for a Sunday roast and for giving you heaps of cold leftovers. Here's why baking a ham uncovered could spell disaster for your meat feast.
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Is It Always Polite For Guests To Offer To Do Dishes After A Dinner Party?
Hosting a dinner party is a big undertaking and guests naturally want to show their appreciation to the host. But, is it polite to offer to do the dishes?
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When Buying A Quality Salad Dressing, Look For More Than One Flavor Profile
Salad dressing is the finishing touch that brings everything together on your leafy lunch or side. Here's how to pick a quality store-bought salad dressing.
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Why Alton Brown Credits A Music Video For Making Him A TV Star
Celebrity chef Alton Brown is well-known for making his mark on cooking shows. But, did you know that a music video helped jumpstart his career?
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What's The Difference Between Baby Back Ribs And Spareribs?
When it comes to preparing and cooking baby back ribs and spareribs, nothing is the same, as both styles require their own steps to achieve perfection.
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Here's How Long Half And Half Is Good For After Opening
Half and half can feel like a bit of a mystery with its blend of rich cream and whole milk. So, how long is half and half good for after opening?
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Is There A Difference Between Tortellini And Tortelloni?
The differences between tortellini and tortelloni go beyond a single vowel. We detail here how each one tastes and the best time to serve them.
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How To Clean Off Stubborn Melted Cheese Stuck On Plates And Pans
When melted cheese begins oozing out onto your pan, it means the cleaning process just increased exponentially. But it needn't be hard work.
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Arabica Vs Robusta: The Difference Between The Most Common Coffee Species
If you love a cup of coffee, it might be worth asking yourself whether you prefer arabica or robusta. The differences between the two are staggering.
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McDonald's Celebrity Meals, Then And Now
McDonald's knows customers enjoy ordering their favorite celebs' go-to meals, but the fast food giant's marketing strategy didn't start with Travis Scott.
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The One Food Alton Brown Loves To Cook Over And Over Again
Alton Brown loves everything about food, but only one dish has his heart. Here's what you'll find the chef happily cooking at home, from here to eternity.
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