This Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest Giant Is Making A 2025 Return
A hot dog eating champion is returning to the greatest stage in competitive eating, and this athlete is hungry for another impressive Fourth of July win.
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All You Need Is Sugar To Check Your Oven's Temperature Accuracy
If your baking always comes out burnt or underdone no matter how closely you follow recipes, a little sugar will have you on your way to fixing the issue.
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The Best Butter For Baking, According To Alton Brown
Butter is a simple staple of an ingredient, but does it matter what kind you choose for your baking? Alton Brown offers easy info so you won't overthink it.
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The Strange Depression Era Sandwich Combination That Was All About The Pineapples
The Depression was fertile ground for new recipes as people tried to find ways to eat with little money. This strange sandwich made generous use of pineapple.
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Taco Bell Crispy Chicken Burrito And Taco Review: Ditch The Tortilla And Just Eat The Chicken
Taco Bell is entering the emerging chicken wrap wars with its new Crispy Chicken Burrito and Taco. We tried these menu items for this review.
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Turn To In-N-Out's Secret Menu To Shake Up Your Go-To Milkshake Order
You can get more than just a grilled cheese off of the In-N-Out secret menu. Milkshakes are also totally fair game when it comes to customization.
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Wendy's New Chicken Sandwich Meal Turns Up The Heat With These Iconic Chips
Wendy's has announced the release of a new chicken sandwich meal which is the product of a collaboration with a popular brand of spicy chips.
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The Japanese Spice That Belongs In Your Next Bowl Of Instant Ramen
Instant ramen doesn't have to be boring. Turn your instant ramen from a basic snack into a gourmet experience with a sprinkle of this Japanese spice blend.
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The Best (And Worst) Foods To Order At Sheetz
The Sheetz menu has expanded, but not all items are worth your money. On your next visit, follow our advice to order or steer clear of the following foods.
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Vintage Southern Foods We Desperately Want Back In Our Lives
Southern cuisine is known for its comfort-food classics, but these vintage dishes have disappeared over the years. We hope these foods will make a comeback.
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Why You Should Avoid Walmart When Buying Donuts
Donuts in the grocery aisles are a great temptation, especially when the price seems right. But when it comes to Walmart, the quality isn't worth the savings.
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Make Ground Beef Meals More Substantial With This Canned Ingredient
When trying to keep your meals affordable, meat can definitely be too pricey. Here's how to make ground beef stretch without sacrificing heartiness or flavor.
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20 Coke Freestyle Exclusive Flavors, Ranked
The Coke Freestyle machine takes soda into a new dimension. We had to see what the fuss is all about, so we put 20 of its most popular flavors to the test.
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Here's What You Should (And Shouldn't) Drink After Eating A Salty Meal
After a salty meal, it's important to have a drink that helps your body restore its balance, but the best beverage is probably not the one you would guess.
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This Lemonade Recipe From 1944 Has A Unique Twist
If you're in the mood for homemade lemonade, this 1944 recipe from the "Women’s Home Companion Cook Book" suggests a special step for the perfect lemony glass.
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How To Get The Best Cut Of Meat At A Butcher Shop
Before you throw down a twenty, or go in for the secret handshake, snag these actual tips for how to get the best cut of meat at the butcher shop.
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The Chicken Roasting Mistake To Avoid For The Crispiest Skin
The key to a perfectly cooked chicken is getting that crispy skin, but if you're looking for flawless fowl, then avoid this major mistake when roasting.
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The NYC Restaurant Where Anne Burrell Discovered Her Culinary Style
As fans around the world mourn the loss of beloved celebrity chef, Anne Burrell, we look back tenderly on where she got her start in the industry.
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Chicago Takes Home A 2025 James Beard Award With This Japanese Cocktail Bar
Chicago took home a big win at this year's James Beard Awards. A cocktail bar heavily inspired by Japanese techniques, style, and spirits won Outstanding Bar.
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Duff Goldman's Favorite Ice Cream Can Be Found At Almost Every Grocery Store
Duff Goldman's absolute favorite ice cream is made by a very popular, widely available brand. You won't even have to head to a specialty store to find it.
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The Vintage Summer Pie Made With A Sweet Nostalgic Drink
Sometimes recipes from the past leave us cringing, but when it comes to making Kool-Aid the star of your summer pie, it's a simple and refreshing win.
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Why Some Brie Cheese Isn't Vegetarian (And How To Tell If It Is)
Believe it or not, but if you're a vegetarian, all Brie cheeses may not fall within your dietary restrictions. Here's how to tell which are vegetarian-friendly.
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Single-Malt Vs. Single-Grain Scotch Whisky: Is There A Difference?
Terms like "single-malt" and "single-grain" get tossed around when talking about scotch whisky. Are these just industry terms, or do the have another meaning?
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Review: Cup Noodles Dill Pickle Is All Sour Notes
The world is packed with pickle-flavored products. Cup Noodles Dill Pickle is the latest to join the lineup – but does it live up to expectations?
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The Popular Herb You Should Never Store In The Fridge
Fresh basil can brighten up a plethora of dishes, but that only works if it's not wilted in the back of your fridge. Where should you store the herb instead?
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Why Some Grocery Stores Tuck In Potatoes At Night
Believe it or not, some grocery stores tuck their potatoes in at night, and while it sounds whimsical, it actually keeps them fresh and safe to eat.
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How To Make Tomato Water And Why You Seriously Should
If summer is in full swing and tomatoes are at their peak freshness, tomato water is the underrated kitchen ingredient you should be making yourself.
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