How To Remove Tough Beet Stains From Your Wooden Cutting Board
Beets are delicious, but if you've ever cut them yourself you know how messy the juice can be. Here's how to get beet stains out of your wooded cutting board.
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The Oldest Bourbon Distillery In The World Belongs To An Iconic Brand
The oldest bourbon distillery in the world is in Kentucky, and it has an interesting history of ownership and how it got its name.
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Is A Philly Cheesesteak With Bell Peppers Still Considered Authentic?
A cheesesteak sandwich is commonly envisioned, or even ordered, topped with bell peppers and mushrooms, but you may wonder if that's how the classic is made.
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Adele's Ideal Last Meal Comes From An Iconic Fast Food Giant
The much-loved, multi-Grammy-winning singer Adele has admitted to what her last meal would be and you'll never guess what fast food giant she'd choose to eat.
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The Store-Bought Pasta Sauce Ina Garten Recommends
If you're a home chef, it can seem like there's pressure to make everything from scratch. But this store-bought pasta sauce has Ina Garten's recommendation.
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Why You Need To Use Caution When Peeling The Stickers Off Of Fruit
Fruit stickers: harmless to eat but a threat to freshness if removed carelessly. Discover how a simple mistake can speed up spoilage! See the sticky situation.
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The Nevada Restaurant That Welcomes Extraterrestrials And People Alike
Nevada is full of extraterrestrial-themed businesses, but this restaurant claims to be the original Area 51 restaurant and bar and it has the receipts.
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When Choosing Fish For Fish Tacos, Mild Is Bettter
Fish tacos are great any day of the week. But if you're struggling to decide what kind of fish to use, keep in mind that mild fish are generally preferred.
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Everything You Should Know About Persimmons
Persimmons are an autumnal fruit that are growing in popularity in the U.S. Before you buy some, take a look at what you should know about the fruit.
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Why You Should Think Ahead And Freeze Cooked Pasta
If you cook with pasta regularly, you should know that freezing pasta beforehand is a great way to meal prep long term without sacrificing on quality.
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The Discontinued S'mores Candy Bar You Probably Forgot About
Nostalgic for Hershey's S'mores bars? Discover why this campfire-inspired candy vanished, its rare alternatives, and how to DIY a similar magic.
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The Classic Breakfast Food That Guy Fieri Can't Stand
Guy Fieri is known for discovering and sharing all types of food, so it may come as a surprise to learn how much he doesn't not like this food for breakfast.
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The Steak Tartare Warrior Myth You Have To Stop Believing
Considered a delicacy by some, steak tartare can be found worldwide with regional variations, but some refuse to try it based on what is likely a myth.
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Getting Dinner Right Requires One Vital Step First Thing In The Morning
Getting dinner on the table after work can be a time crunch, but if you get in the habit of doing one task in the morning, it can make it much easier.
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The Can't-Fail Formula For Delicious Holiday Punch
If you're planning on hosting a big group for a holiday party and worried about drinks, this delicious holiday punch idea is expert approved and easy to make.
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The 2 Secret Ingredients In Kristin Chenoweth's Easy Crinkle Cookies
Kristin Chenoweth, the beloved American actress, recently posted on social media about her simple, two-ingredient recipe for crinkle cookies and we love them.
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The Worst Time Of Day To Satisfy Your Fast Food Itch At McDonald's
Uncover McDonald's secret to shorter waits and fresher meals by avoiding the one time when chaos reigns. Timing is everything!
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How To Make Toast Hawaii, Germany's Beloved Open-Faced Sandwich
As ubiquitous in Germany as the grilled cheese in the USA, this unique sandwich features unexpected ingredients and an interesting backstory.
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A Blind Taste Test To Determine The Best Root Beer
There are numerous root beer brands but which gets closest to that classic root beer taste? We rounded up several of them to put the sodas to the test.
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Stanley Just Recalled 2.6 Million Mugs. Here's What You Need To Know
The travel mug darling, Stanley recalls 2.6 million travel mugs due to a lid defect causing burns. Find out which mugs are affected and how to act.
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Keep Those Leftover Ham Bones To Enhance Winter's Most Comforting Dish
Your leftover holiday meals hold the secret to hearty, delicious winter dishes. Discover how a ham bone brings big flavor to cold weather meals.
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The Rumored Subway Doritos Collab We Are Begging To Be Real
The word on the social media grapevine is that Subway has been beat testing a collaboration with Doritos for a new menu item and we seriously hope it's real.
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The Ingredient You Should Never Add To Egg Muffins
Whether you call them egg muffins, bites, or tarts, you can't go wrong with this easy make-ahead breakfast item, as long as you don't add a particular veggie.
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Clean Your Rusty Cast Iron Pan With One Unexpected Condiment
Rust on cast iron isn’t the end! Learn a simple trick for removing it and restore your pan’s durability and non-stick, well-seasoned magic. Try it out!
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Why Your Morning Cup Of Coffee Might Be Getting Even Pricier
As coffee lovers are well aware, the price of a morning cup has been going up. Well, unfortunately, it appears those prices are only going to continue to rise.
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The Iconic Gameday Food That's Finally Making Its Super Bowl Ad Debut
Totino’s Pizza Rolls debut their first-ever Super Bowl ad this February, teasing surprises and laughs. Could a bold new flavor await?
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The Kitchen Gadget You Need For Easier Shredded Chicken
Shredded chicken is a versatile ingredient, but pulling each little piece apart is a hassle. With this one common kitchen gadget, you can shred chicken easily.
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