In The Caribbean, Swizzle Sticks Grow On Trees
You may not think of swizzle sticks as anything but boring stirring tools, but like many pieces of food or drink hardware, they have a surprising origin story.
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The Trick To Keeping Ice From Stubbornly Sticking Together
Tired of ice sticking together? The problem of stuck-together ice can be solved - and surprisingly easily - by storing your ice cubes in a paper bag.
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Butterfly Your Way To A Better Hot Dog
To bring your cookout to the next level, consider butterflying your hot dogs before putting them on the barbecue for quicker cooking and more char.
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Brilliant McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Hacks You Need To Try
The Filet-O-Fish is an iconic sandwich, but there are always methods to make it even better. These hacks turn a classic bit into something fun and flavorful.
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Why Texas Roadhouse Steaks Taste So Mouthwateringly Good
Texas Roadhouse steaks taste so good thanks to the quality of the meat and the preparation that goes on behind closed doors in every location.
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7 Seltzers And Sparkling Waters, Ranked From Worst To Best
Here is a ranking of seven of the most widely available brands of unflavored fizzy water, along with a breakdown of their relative cost per can.
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The WWII Ban That Had Home Cooks Inventing Fake Bananas
Times were certainly tough during World War II, so much so that there was even a ban on bananas; home cooks had to get creative and invent their own.
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The Canned Soda Trick That'll Keep Your Straw In Place
If you're tried of your straw bobbing around the soda can and eluding your mouth when you go to take a sip, it's time to start using the tab properly.
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Dairy Queen's Soft Serve Isn't What You Think It Is
Everybody loves Dairy Queen's soft serve ice cream. But this sugary treat isn't quite what you think it is, thanks to some surprising ingredients.
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The Best Snacks To Serve During Your At-Home Whiskey Tasting
If you're planning a whiskey tasting for yourself and some friends, don't forget snacks. We spoke to an expert to learn which ones pair best with the spirit.
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Forget Pizza Cutters. Break Frozen Pies Apart Right In The Plastic Instead
You don't need any tools to successfully cut a frozen pizza. You don't even need to cook it. The only caveat? It has to come in plastic packaging.
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What Happened To Whataburger's Superhero Mascot?
Whataburger introduced its superhero mascot way back in 1999, but he isn't seen much these days. Did the fast-food chain discontinue the character?
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The Key To Microwaving Hot Dogs To Perfection
Microwaving hot dogs is quick and convenient. But there's a right way to do it and a wrong way. Here's how to nuke them to perfection every time.
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How Cattle Feed Led To The Creation Of Cheese Puffs
The history of the cheese puffs is full of accidents and creativity. We explore the interesting history behind the creation of this beloved snack.
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Buc-Ee's Jerky Counter Is The Ultimate Road Trip Pit Stop
Texas chain Buc-ee's is just the thing to make any road trip unforgettable, and its extensive and delicious jerky counter is a big part of why.
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Olive Garden Cheese Graters Are Only Worth It For The Bragging Rights
Olive Garden's cheese graters went viral after people realized the chain sold its cheese graters directly to customers, but there are cheaper alternatives.
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Don't Ruin Your Whiskey Tasting Because Of This Sniffing Mistake
Don't stick your nose directly into your whiskey glass for a huge sniff during a tasting. To get the spirit's full aroma, it's best to take it slow.
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12 Things You Should Think Twice About Ordering From Jersey Mike's
If you're heading to Jersey Mike's, you may be wondering what the hits and skips are. When it comes to these 12 menu items, we say you should think twice.
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Here's How Long Store-Bought Hummus Lasts After Being Opened
If your open container of store-bought hummus was shoved to the back of the fridge, you have a limited amount of time to eat it before it goes bad.
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Roy Rogers Vs Shirley Temple: The Difference Is Clear
There is really only one major stark difference between a Shirley Temple and a Roy Rogers, but both remain classic American beverages.
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How McDonald's Szechuan Sauce Became A Viral Sensation
Remember when Szechuan sauce seemed to rule the world? Here's how this random McDonald's sauce captured an absurd amount of media attention.
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How Horchata Is Enjoyed Around The World
Horchata is tasty, refreshing, and immensely popular. We're taking a look at a few ways people enjoy it all around the world, from Ecuador to Mexico.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Sheet Pan Technique For Crispy Lasagna Edges
If your family fights over the crispy corners of lasagna, Giada De Laurentiis has a solution that might put a stop to those noodle-inspired tiffs.
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Here's How Many Standard Drinks Are Really In Your Mixed Drink
Regardless of whether or not you can taste the liquor, one mixed drink might contain much more than a single standard drink's worth oof alcohol.
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This Fruit Is The Secret To Ripening Avocados Quickly
If you've got unripe avocados, then the simple combo of bananas, a brown paper bag, and a bit of time might be the trick you need to get avocados ready to eat.
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8 Hot Food Items To Buy At 7-Eleven And 7 To Avoid
Sometimes you need a quick bite, and sometimes, you want an indulgence. We tried the 7-Eleven menu so that you know whats-what when it comes convenient food.
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Why Does Five Guys Always Slice Its Hot Dogs Like That?
Five Guys cooks routinely slice hot dogs lengthwise, a technique called butterflying. But why do they do that? Here's the reason Five Guys does it that way.
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