How A Damaged Pastry Shop Caused A War Between France And Mexico
War can break out for many reasons — even food. Here's how France used damage to a Frenchman's pastry shop to start a war with Mexico in the mid-1800s.
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This Is Why You Recognize The Song In The Corona Seltzer Commercial
The song playing in the new Corona Seltzer commercial has a familiar, jazzy beat that probably has you wondering where you've heart it before.
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How Duff Goldman Stood Up For The LGBTQ Community
Duff Goldman was motivated to speak up after a same-sex couple accused a cake shop of discriminating against them in 2017.
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Do You Really Need To Wear Gloves At The Grocery Store?
We've all still got to eat, don't we? So what can you do to best protect yourself from infection, and/or keep your germs to yourself?
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What You Should Know Before Taking Another Sip Of Tequila
Before you take a sip of tequila, learn about how this complex spirit is made, how it is bottled, and precisely why it's different from its cousin mezcal.
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Famous People Martha Stewart Can't Stand
Martha Stewart appears to have it all together, but some of her relationships are loaded with tension and resentment. Find out who she can't stand.
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Why Do Some Knives Have Dimples?
One option that always intrigues us are the knives that have dimples along the blade. Do they serve a purpose or are they just a cool decorative quality?
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The Wendy's Chocolate Frosty Ingredient You Might Not Expect
If Wendy's ever ran out of Frosty mix during its first few years, workers were instructed to substitute half vanilla soft serve and half chocolate soft serve.
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Everything You Need To Know About Luke Bryan's Line Of Hard Seltzers
Luke Bryan recently announced both the launch of his new hard seltzer line as well as the relaunch of his beers with the same company, Constellation Brands.
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The Chopped Star You Forgot Was In SpongeBob SquarePants
This individual is not only a star on Food Network's reality cooking show "Chopped" but probably secretly hums, "Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?"
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PETA Is Calling For A Big Change To Cleveland's Hot Dog Mascot Race
If one animal rights group gets their way there will be a huge change at the baseball stadium, one that affects the games' popular mid-inning entertainment.
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Pho Vs. Ramen: What's The Difference?
If you're thinking of having soup delivered tonight, ramen and pho are two likely choices, but what's the difference between the two?
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The Most Sour Foods In The World
Eating sour food undoubtedly provokes a visceral reaction. If you love the pucker, find out whether you've tried the top sour foods from around the world.
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Amazing Ways To Make Corn On The Grill
Corn is one of the easiest, most versatile things you can add to your grill. Try one of these new and tasty methods instead of cooking it the same old way.
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Ina Garten's Transformation Is Seriously Turning Heads
How did Ina Garten go from the White House to cooking up a culinary empire? Let's take a look at how her decades-long transformation is turning heads.
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Foods You Should Never Eat Raw
Raw foods are all the rage these days, but do you really know which foods are best eaten raw? Or even which foods are safe to eat raw? We're here to help.
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What The Cameras Never Show You On Diners, Drive-Ins And Dives
Mashed did a deep dive to reveal what really goes on behind the scenes of Triple D. This is what the cameras never show you on "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives."
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The Truth About The Father Of Juicing
Known as "the father of juicing," Kordich credited juicing with saving his life. He made it his lifelong mission to share the benefits of drinking fresh juice.
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Myths About Tap Water You Can Stop Believing
We've got plenty of notions when it comes to tap water. It turns out those notions are myths you can stop believing.
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Everything You Should Know About NY Strip Steak
the restaurant that put New York strip steak on the map is Delmonico's. The NY strip is one of the most tender steaks and it has less marbling than a ribeye.
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Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal: Everything You Need To Know
For folks who have a taste for classics, Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal is a must-try. We've explored everything you need to know about this legendary Cognac.
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The Real Reason Your Potato Chip Bag Is Half Empty
Every time you peel open a new bag of potato chips, are you just a little disappointed by how much air is in there? Here's why your chip bag is half empty.
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The Iconic Restaurant Gordon Ramsay Has Never Been To
With such particular tastes, Gordon Ramsay won't visit any old restaurant and revealed one chain hugely popular across the UK that he refuses to visit.
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What Is Fleur De Sel And Why Is It Special?
Fleur de sel sure is a fancy name for 'salt.' But what is Fleur de sel and what differentiates it from regular old table salt?
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Why Sunny Anderson Wants To Have Dinner With Whoopi Goldberg
Sunny Anderson's reason for wanting to dine with 'The View' host Whoopi Goldberg is really interesting.
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The Hilarious Moment Jennifer Lawrence Met Wolfgang Puck
Jennifer Lawrence didn't recognize Wolfgang Puck right away, though it's an encounter that Puck recalls as hilarious rather than offensive.
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Bobby Flay Revealed What It's Like Cooking For Obama
Back when Barack Obama was president, Bobby Flay had the opportunity to cook for him. He revealed what it was like cooking for the then-president.
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