The Strange Ingredient That Used To Be In Ketchup
Ketchup is one of the most common condiments, adding flavor to some of your favorite foods. But did you know it used to have this strange ingredient?
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The Humble Beginnings Of The Aldi Brothers
Owing to the success of discount chains such as Aldi, traditional grocers are being forced to fight the wave of high quality goods sold at absurdly low prices.
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The Reason Garlic Was Called 'Russian Penicillin' In WWII
Our ancestors amassed copious amounts of helpful information, utilizing nature's bounty to treat a wide variety of conditions. Garlic wasn't just for flavor.
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Here's How Buffalo Wild Wings Got Its Name
Though your neighborhood sports bar will serve up a heaping batch of wings, one of the most popular chains for the spicy chicken snack is Buffalo Wild Wings.
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What You Should Know Before Buying A Grill Brush
One thing that holds certain for all outdoor grills (and small indoor ones as well) is that folks should never skimp on the cleaning process -- including tools.
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Did A Real Doctor Inspire Dr Pepper's Name?
Where does the "Dr" part of the name come in? Who was the original "Dr Pepper," if there even was one, and what's their connection to a drugstore soda pop?
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The Untold Truth Of Giada De Laurentiis' Aunt Raffy
Anyone familiar with Giada De Laurentiis' cooking shows is sure to know the familiar face of her Aunt Raffy. But who exactly is Giada's beloved Aunt Raffy?
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If You've Ever Wanted To Drive A Giant Hot Dog Or Peanut, Now's Your Chance
"This opportunity is everything it's cracked up to be," one former employee is quoted saying. "People love Mr. Peanut and the NUTmobile wherever we go."
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The Disturbing Truth About 'Formaldehyde Hunger'
According to a recent research article, medical students have experienced incessant food cravings in the immediate aftermath of dissecting a dead body.
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Why Dippin' Dots Nearly Went Bankrupt
Dippin' Dots filed a lawsuit against competitor Mini Melts in 1996 which led to nine years of litigation and an eventual loss due to a patent technicality.
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Woman Says Spicy Chick-Fil-A Sandwich Sent Her Into Labor
There are all kinds of myths out there about how various foods have an impact on the human body. One woman has a firm belief in food starting her labor.
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Upgrade Your Grilled Cheese With These Italian-Inspired Ingredients
The popular grilled cheese sandwich has undergone various transitions, with homemakers and celebrity chefs attempting to take the sandwich to the next level.
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Everything You Didn't Know About Corned Beef And Cabbage
Corned beef and cabbage is served across the United States on St. Patrick's Day, considered by many to be the quintessential Irish meal. But is it really?
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Do You Really Need A Roasting Rack To Cook Turkey?
Part of the reason why turkeys usually turn out no-so-great is that there are so many things that can go wrong. It's definitely a labor of love.
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The Massive Amount Of Hard-Boiled Eggs White House Chefs Have To Make For Easter
The White House Easter Egg Roll was started by President Rutherford B. Hayes in 1878. It has grown significantly, and is now attended by over 200,000 people.
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Why One Company Thinks You Should Add Lobster To Your Valentine's Bouquet
Except in the sense of scents, a bouquet often refers to an array of flowers. Anymore, however, not necessarily. That includes lobster tail bouquets.
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Everything You Need To Know About Nose-To-Tail Cooking
Nose-to-tail cooking and eating has been a buzzy term for some years now. It entails just that: using the entire animal and not letting anything go to waste.
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Does Eating Spicy Food Really Trigger Nightmares?
You may have heard that eating spicy foods before bed can contribute to nightmares. Here's what you should know about the supposed phenomenon.
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Is It Safe To Eat Expired Cheese?
If you've ever attempted a charcuterie board, then you know the struggle that is ridiculous amounts of leftover cheese.
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This Museum Is A Must-See For Dr Pepper Fans
The Dr Pepper Museum & Free Enterprise Institute is a must-see for Dr Pepper fans, but also history lovers -- especially "pop" culture history lovers.
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What Is Fregola And How Do You Use It?
Fregola is a small, round pasta that comes from Sardinia. It's sometimes confused with grains or couscous. It is used in tomato sauce, soups, and salads.
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This Is How Much Blaze Pizza Employees Really Make
Have you ever wondered how much you make working at Blaze Pizza? They employ a wide variety of positions, and we've found the details.
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Andrew Zimmern Can't Live Without These Knives
When celebrity Andrew Zimmern was asked which knives he couldn't live without, he had an answer ready to go immediately. These are his favorite kitchen blades.
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The Waffle House Video Game You Never Knew You Needed
The Waffle House video game you never knew you needed takes you inside the beloved breakfast restaurant chain in a way never before seen.
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Why Father's Day Is Celebrated With Wagons Of Beer In Germany
Why Father's Day is celebrated with wagons of beer in Germany and features a different approach to the celebration of dads.
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The College That's Producing The Best BBQ Pitmasters
The college that's producing the best BBQ pitmasters is in a state that's long been associated with the low and slow cooking method.
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Throw Your Cheese Away Immediately If You Notice This
Spotting mold on your cheese doesn't automatically mean you should toss it in the trash, but it is important to know when to cut your losses.
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