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New employees at Whole Foods are reportedly "voted in" after their first 90 days at the company. Here's what that means.
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Over 22% Said This Was The Worst Blue Bell Ice Cream Flavor
In a survey by Mashed, over 22% voted on which flavor of Blue Bell ice cream they considered to be the worst, and the results were a bit surprising. -
Over 27% Think This Is The Best Sauce At Buffalo Wild Wings
In a survey conducted by Mashed, 603 participants in the U.S. answered the question of what the best sauce at Buffalo Wild Wings is. -
Why You're Unlikely To Find Chicken Parmesan In Italy
In America, we consider spaghetti and meatballs and Chicken Parmesan to be authentic Italian dishes. But you're not likely to find these meals in Italy. -
The Real Reason Some Pepperoni Curls When Cooked
Why does some pepperoni curl when cooked on a pizza and others do not? According to this recent experiment, there are a few factors. -
Is Melt-Proof Chocolate The Future Of Candy?
Chocolate, a candy staple, is still evolving. The latest challenge? Creating a version of the treat that won't melt in the heat. But is it possible? -
Is Leather Actually Edible?
We've heard stories, read books, or seen movies where someone is forced to eat leather to survive, and while it seems pretty hardcore, is it actually doable? -
Are Meal Kits Actually Good For The Environment?
A lot of these meal kit services claim to be good for the environment, reducing food waste, emissions, and costs, but are those claims actually true? -
Why You Should Almost Always Grease Your Slow Cooker
If you've been tossing ingredients into your slow cooker without abandon, you may have missed one tiny step: greasing the interior before cooking. -
Why Rocky Balboa's Egg Diet Is More Dangerous Than You Think
This raw egg drink was one that many bodybuilders and athletes have used both before and after the movie, a technique that has been around for over 100 years. -
The Surprising Reason Wheat Thins Are Banned In Other Countries
Some of our favorite snack foods are banned in other countries due to the inclusion of some ingredients. -
29% Agree This Is The Worst Sandwich At Jersey Mike's
In a survey conducted by Mashed, we asked 642 participants in the U.S. what they considered to be the worst Jersey Mike's sandwich. -
The Real Reason The Bachelor Contestants Don't Eat On Their Dates
Fans of "The Bachelor" may be curious why they never see contestants eating during their dinner dates. It's actually intentional. Here's why. -
Why You Shouldn't Wash Pre-Washed Produce
Much as the name implies, pre-washed produce has already been washed before it's placed into the bag or container that it's placed into. -
Can You Actually Eat Sunflower Seed Shells?
The one downside of sunflower seeds is the shells. Spitting them out can be super inconvenient, not to mention messy and gross. Could we and should we eat them? -
Why You Should Think Twice Before Ordering A Draft Beer
Some people swear that there's a difference in flavor between a beer that comes from a bottle, a can, and a tap, and in some instances, they may be correct. -
Is It Safe To Eat The Heads Of Crawfish?
Different regions enjoy different types of cuisines based on what's local to the area, and the southeastern United States is renowned for crawfish boils. -
The Surprising Reason Pop-Tarts Are Banned In Other Countries
Pop-Tarts are considered a popular breakfast pastry in the U.S., but in Europe, the toaster favorite is partially banned because it contains food dyes. -
The Real Reason Chewing Gum Is Banned In Singapore
All countries have unique customs and laws. Singapore has one rule that comes across as a complete shock to many of its visitors: Chewing gum is banned. -
What Vegans Should Know About Swedish Fish
If you're new to veganism, you're probably learning all sorts of information about sneaky ways that animal products creep into foods we love -- even candy. -
Can Sugar Really Make You Depressed?
One study conducted by the University College of London in the 1980s examined the relationship between sugar intake and mental health in men and women. -
This Seemingly Useless Item Can Save Your Baked Goods
Worry not, fellow bakers, for there is a hack that will keep your pastries perfectly crisp and fresh without requiring the help of an "air tight" container. -
Why Alton Brown's Steak Mayonnaise Hack Works So Well
Alton Brown is a genius who's fun to watch and is always giving us some zany food tip. His recommendation for cooking steak with mayonnaise is no different. -
Truvia Vs Stevia: What's The Difference?
The demand for sugar substitutes only continues to increase as more people want to find ways to decrease sugar. Here's the difference between Truvia and stevia. -
The Time A.1. Made Meat-Scented Candles
The popular steak sauce company, A.1., came out with meat-scented candles a few years ago, and nobody can decide whether it was a joke or not -
Read This Before Eating Haribo Sugar-Free Gummy Bears
Many food companies have been searching for new ways to replace sugar in their products, but sugar-free doesn't always necessarily mean better for you. -
The Type Of Cookie Recommended By This Nutritionist Probably Won't Surprise You
There is a specific type of cookie out there that can quell your sweet tooth with the added bonus of having some major health benefits.