Weirdest Food Panics In History
We'll look at the craziest food panics --real and imagined -- of all time, from poisoned milk to dangerous candy.
Read MoreWe'll look at the craziest food panics --real and imagined -- of all time, from poisoned milk to dangerous candy.
Read MoreBefore you head to the store to stock up on all of the different Crisco products, you might want to know exactly how they're made.
Read MoreYou might think that by ordering a salad you're making a healthy choice, but depending on where and when you get your produce, you could be seriously mistaken.
Read MoreIt's not just in your head -- the pint of Guinness that you had on vacation in the Emerald Isle may actually taste better than it does at home.
Read MoreRitz crackers are a tried and true snack cracker that has stood the test of time. From its early beginnings to unique marketing, this is the story of Ritz.
Read MoreBen & Jerry's just released two new incredible sounding ice creams, but sadly, we shouldn't expect to see them anytime soon if we live stateside.
Read MoreIf there were a Mount Rushmore of beef, Wagyu would take up two spots. Don't expect to find this beef in your local fast food burger joint, though.
Read MoreWolfgang Puck's fame is so widespread that he has almost become a legend in food circles, so it's time to separate the man from the myth.
Read MoreDo you go for coffee, or are you more of a cola drinker? If you've ever had trouble deciding between the two, Pepsi's about to offer you an all-in-one solution.
Read MoreWhataburger's patty melt has a special place in the hearts of so many. So, what is it that makes this patty melt so irresistible? We'll tell you.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II enforced a number of very strict and sometimes very strange rules on the royal family. And that went for what they ate and drank, too.
Read MoreWhat's the real story behind Flamin' Hot Cheetos, the spicy snack food that's taking over America? How did they come to be, and why are they so popular?
Read More"Family Matters" was an institution from 1989 through its final season in 1998. This frenzy led to the creation of Urkel Os. What were they all about?
Read MoreSpinach originated in Persia thousands of years ago. How did it become Popeye's favorite food, and why did global consumption recently hit an all time high?
Read MoreGuy Savoy's influence is everywhere, considering that he trained and is considered a mentor to celebrity chefs like Alex Guarnaschelli and Gordon Ramsay.
Read MoreIf you had to guess what the most common use for salt is, you might assume it was for salty snacks, or creating cured or preserved foods. That's not the case.
Read MoreLet's talk 2020 food trends, and find out what new foods the experts think we're going to be seeing in our social media feeds once the new year arrives.
Read MoreSea urchin isn't the world's most appetizing-looking creature. But sea urchin is widely considered a delicacy. Here's what you need to know about sea urchin.
Read MoreAside from their different countries of origin and alcohol contents, these two clear beverages also feature key contrasts.
Read MoreFrom its origins, dating back thousands of years to world record meals, dim sum is a culinary feast steeped in tradition that offers near-endless variety.
Read MoreChef Masaharu Morimoto might be all smiles on his official website, but anyone who's watched the legendary "Iron Chef" knows that he's one hard nut to crack.
Read MoreCompetitive eater Sonya Thomas is such a big deal that her Major League Eating profile begins with parables of prophecies and comparisons to Joan of Arc.
Read MoreThere are all kinds of ancient legends regarding the powers of distilled spirits, especially bourbon, but does that extend to creating marinades?
Read MoreMost chefs have a pretty welcoming palate. That said, there are some foods that even the most adventurous chefs simply don't enjoy for one reason or another.
Read MoreRenowned chef Shelia Lurkins' first dish ever sold at the Silver Palate, and one that became synonymous with the Silver Palate brand.
Read MoreEach regional style has its own flavors, history, and diehard fans. But Kansas City might be known as the BBQ Capital of the World for a reason.
Read MoreWho doesn't love a fresh-baked chocolate chip cookie or a scrumptious bowl of ice cream topped with fluffy whipped cream for dessert?
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