The Ridiculous Form That Shows How Much Food McDonald's Wastes
McDonald's wastes so much food that a lengthy "waste sheet" form must be completed multiple times a day to track how much money the company is losing.
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McDonald's Now-Viral Grimace Mascot Used To Look Scary Different
The McDonald's team's first design for Grimace yielded a creature that was more frightful than friendly, but the mascot was redesigned to be more appealing.
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The McDonald's Fountain Drink You Can Only Find In Scotland
If you go to a McDonald's in Scotland, you'll likely find a specific orange carbonated drink at the fountain - no, it's not orange soda, it's Irn-Bru.
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Here's What Happened To Atlas Monroe Vegan Fried Chicken After Shark Tank
If you remember Atlas Monroe's vegan fried chicken from Season 11 of "Shark Tank," here's where the company is now since its appearance in 2019.
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Costco's Iconic Food Court Hot Dog Is Now On A Viral Shirt
Costco's economically priced hot dog and soda combo is such a legend to frugal shoppers that its iconic signage has found its way onto a viral T-shirt.
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Brazilian Carrot Cake Is A Cozy Dessert Topped With Chocolate Frosting
Traditional carrot cake and Brazil's bolo de cenoura may share many ingredients but differ in distinct ways, such as the latter's brigadeiro chocolate frosting.
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13 Traditional 4th Of July Foods And Where They Come From
Many foods are now classic parts of 4th of July cookouts, but there’s a lot of history behind these dishes. Here are the origins of some 4th of July favorites.
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Why Americans Seem To Eat Fewer Beans Than The Rest Of The World
Despite being a good source of fiber, B vitamins, protein, and other nutrients, beans have a bad rap in the U.S.: It's hard to escape their gassy reputation.
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Your Butter's Temperature Matters A Lot When Making A Pan Sauce
Creating a pan sauce is fairly simple, but there are a couple of important things to look out for, and one of these is the temperature of your butter.
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12 Food And Drink Hacks To Keep You Hydrated
Staying hydrated doesn't have to mean gulping down lots of flavorless water. See our tips to add flavor and incorporate other foods and drinks into your day.
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The Viral Tea Cup Cake Is Made With An Unexpected Melted Ingredient
The viral tea cup cake on TikTok is made with an unexpected melted ingredient that makes baking cakes even simpler -- and creates endless flavor opportunities.
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Big Mistakes Everyone Makes When Drinking Water
Staying hydrated is essential for good health. We've rounded up the latest information so you know how much water to drink, when to drink it, and so much more.
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Pickle Hot Dog Buns Could Be This Summer's Secret Barbecue Smash Hit
If you're planning a grill-out or barbecue, then you might want to consider creating a pickle hot dog for your guests.
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Why Sausages Are Called Bangers In The UK
For such a widely beloved dish, we have to wonder why the sausages became known as "bangers" to begin with.
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When Life Gives You Leftover Poultry, Make Chicken Burgers
When life gives you leftover poultry, make chicken burgers. Here's how to make the chicken patties.
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You Probably Aren't Using Enough Oil When Frying Eggs
Trying to avoid the many pitfalls of terrible fried eggs? It turns out that the easiest hack for perfectly fried eggs might be as simple as using more oil.
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South Park Restaurant Casa Bonita Is Dropping Tipping Due To Customer Confusion
The recently-reopened Denver restaurant is raising the hourly rate for servers and bartenders to $30 an hour, which makes Casa Bonita a no-tipping restaurant.
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The Overlooked Difference Between Prosciutto And Serrano Ham
It's easy to assume that prosciutto and serrano ham are pretty much the same thing, but ask any Spaniard or Italian and they'll say it isn't so.
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Aldi's Canned Food Supply Brings It In All The Right Ways
You might look down on canned foods, assuming they're less enjoyable and flavorful than fresh alternatives. But that's not necessarily the case at Aldi.
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The Dominican Origin Of Barbecue Sauce
Barbecue sauce may seem American, but it actually got its start from the Caribbean. An early form dates back to the 1600s.
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The Tiny Tool That Improves Your Daily Shot Of Espresso
Good news, home baristas -- a tiny tool can greatly improve your daily shot of espresso with minimal time and effort. Here's why you need one.
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A Post-Hike Beer Is Actually Good For Hydration
If you're in the camp that equates post-hike downtime with Miller Time, it turns out you're not too far off-base.
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Here's How Much Water You Should Actually Be Drinking
How much hydration is too much, and how much isn't enouh? A personal trainer explains how to know the exact amount of H2O you should be drinking.
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Canned Food Is Resilient, But It Still Doesn't Belong In One Part Of The Home
Canned food is resilient, but it still doesn't belong in one part of the home. Here's why.
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How Fast Food Actually Differs From Street Food
Fast food and street food are both quick and easy options, but both are vastly different from each other.
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Regional Sandwiches You Need To Try Before You Die
The world of regional sandwiches weaves local history and culture with the creativity of the human palate -- and makes for a great culinary bucket list.
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The Classic Bagel Topping That Rescues Overcooked Scrambled Eggs
Scrambled eggs can go from perfect to overcooked in a second.Luckily there's a simple fix with an ingredient that you probably have on hand to top your bagels.
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