What You Should Know Before Taking Another Sip Of Champagne
Americans are the largest foreign market of champagne consumers, but there are a few things they should know before taking another sip of champagne.
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This Is The Only State Without A Five Guys
Five Guys has 1,700 restaurants in different parts of the world. You might be surprised that only one U.S. state isn't home to a Five Guys location.
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There Are Only 850 Tins Of This Coffee In The Entire Country
This type of coffee is so rare that there were only 850 tins of it for sale in the entire U.S. and you may want to know what makes it so special.
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There Is An Actual Reason Chefs Season Food High Up
We've all wondered why chefs season their food with salt, pepper, or other spice from so far above the plate or pan. It turns out there's a simple reason.
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The Reason Marshmallow Fluff Was Sent To Space
Marshmallow Fluff, the beloved gooey spread, was sent into space for astronaut Sunita Williams. The reason she wanted Fluff in space makes a lot of sense.
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Here's What A Common Breakfast Looks Like In Switzerland
If you travel to Switzerland, you may be surprised by the foods people usually eat for breakfast during the week and for brunch on the weekends.
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Everything You Need To Know About Giada De Laurentiis' New Cookbook
Giada De Laurentiis's new cookbook, Eat Better, Feel Better, was released on March 16, 2021. Here's are the recipes and tips you can expect.
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How To Prevent Parchment Paper From Rolling Up
If you're always frustrated by parchment paper rolling up instead of staying flat on the pan, you may want to try this simple hack for avoiding the problem.
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Why TikTok Just Can't Get Behind A Jamie Oliver Breakfast Hack
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver shared a quick and easy breakfast to make at a festival but his fans were taken aback by one particular aspect of his TikTok video.
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The Real Reason Apples Float
If you have ever gone bobbing for apples as a party activity, you know that apples can float but the reason why might not be what you expect.
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Why Chick-Fil-A Once Paused Its 'Eat Mor Chikin' Campaign
Chick-fil-A's "Eat Mor Chikin" campaign was a great success. How could it not have been with those prankster cows? So why did the chain once suspend it?
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The Important Lesson Abraham Lincoln Shared Using Gingerbread
Abraham Lincoln loved his mother's gingerbread cookies. You might be surprised to learn he used these cookies to teach a political rival an important lesson.
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Why You May Want To Avoid Eating Leftover Squash
While squash dishes like roasted zucchini or butternut squash are delicious and nutritious options, you may want to think twice before reheating the leftovers.
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The Tater Tot Eating Contest You Didn't Know Bar Louie Once Hosted
Eating competitions have been rising in popularity, and it turns out that chain Bar Louie used to hold their own. Read on to get the scoop.
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Ina Garten's Favorite Jarred Pasta Sauces Are Costco Must-Haves
If you need a new go-to jarred pasta sauce to keep stocked in your pantry, the one "Barefoot Contessa" star Ina Garten recommends is available at Costco.
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This Is How Nectarines Got Their Name
There's nothing like biting into a juicy, golden nectarine on a hot summer day and savoring the fruit, but you may be surprised by the meaning of its name.
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Yes, You Can Get Naked And Drink Beer At A UK Pub
There was an event held at a pub in the U.K. where attendees could enjoy their beer while not wearing any clothes and you might not expect the reason.
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Instagram Couldn't Believe Geoffrey Zakarian's Mile-High Lemon Meringue Pie
Celebrity chef Geoffrey Zakarian shared a dessert he enjoyed while dining out and his fans were impressed by the slice of lemon meringue pie.
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The Big Mistake You're Making While Cooking Gnocchi
If you're making gnocchi for your family's Italian dinner night at home, there's one big mistake that you might not even realize you're making.
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TikTok Knows How Many SpaghettiOs It Takes To Write Lord Of The Rings
One TikToker set out on a mission to see how many cans of SpaghettiOs it would take to spell out the entire Lord of the Rings Trilogy. Here's the result.
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The Two US Cities With A Unique Culinary Designation
There are only two cities in the United States that have earned this title from UNESCO and you might be surprised by what sets them apart from the rest.
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The UK City With The Most Diverse Food Scene In The World
An analysis of travel data has discovered which city has the most diverse food scene in the world, and you might be surprised by which U.K. city took the title.
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The Katy Perry Popchips Ad You Probably Never Knew Existed
Pop music star Katy Perry has won awards and churned out hits over her career, but you may have forgotten about the ad campaign she did with Popchips.
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Who Is Kent Rollins, The Culinary Cowboy?
Kent Rollins is known for his unique cooking style and stories of his life preparing food for cowboys, which has led him to share his knowledge.
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Is Cereal A Soup? The Hot-Button Debate Explained
An interesting debate around breakfast cereal and whether it should be considered soup has been popping up on the internet and you may want to know the details.
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Yes, Twinkie-Flavored Candy Canes Are A Thing
You can get candy canes that are perfect for any Twinkie fan in your life. Here are all the details you need to know about the festive candy treat.
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The Ice Cream Ordering Technique That Has TikTok Divided
When a family on TikTok went to the ice cream shop and ordered their dessert in a unique way, other users on the app had a range of reactions.
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