The Scrapple Festival You Probably Didn't Know About
First celebrated in 1992, the Apple Scrapple Festival in Bridgeville, Delaware celebrates two of the area's beloved, rhyming commodities.
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Weight Loss May Be Associated With A Scary Health Risk, Study Says
There are certain circumstances where losing weight is linked with a startling health risk.
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The Unbelievable Amount Of Shrimp In The World's Largest Shrimp Cocktail
If you love a good shrimp cocktail, one particular record is right up your alley.
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The Strange Way Food Coloring Affects Flavor
People have been conditioned to think that food must look and taste good. Studies have shown that the color of a food helps determine the way we taste it.
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Nutrition Expert Exposes Everything Fake About Fruit Juices
We hate to be the bearers of bad tidings, but nutritionists say fruit juices aren't actually all that good for us, after all.
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Where Spaghetti Was Actually Invented
Did you know January 4th is National Spaghetti Day? Do you know where spaghetti is believed to come from?
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How I Met Your Mother Star Josh Radnor Might Be Allergic To Ice Cream
When we're unable to eat ice cream due to an allergy or intolerance, it's a total bummer, and actor Josh Radnor seems to be experiencing such a disappointment.
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The Real Reason Panera Is Healthier Than Other Fast Food Chains
Fast food doesn't tend to be the healthiest eating option out there. However, in 2009, Panera was dubbed the nation's healthiest fast-food chain.
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Should You Thaw Frozen Food With Warm Water?
The most important consideration with frozen food is how to properly and safely thaw it, which is why you may want to reconsider using warm water.
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Twitter Is Shedding Tears Over Wendy's Peppermint Frosty Farewell
The peppermint Frosty won over a significant portion of Wendy's customers, many of whom are now unhappy about having to bid the festive dessert farewell.
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The Origins Of Ruby Tuesday Might Surprise You
Ruby Tuesday enjoyed nearly 50 years of success since its founding in 1972 by a Knoxville, Tennessee college student.
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Tom Cruise's Favorite Food Is High End And From The Ocean
Tom Cruise's aversion to carbs doesn't mean he can't be pampered with his favorite foods. Among them is this delectable selection from the sea.
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The Untold Truth Of Pringles
With their unique shape, packaging, and countless flavors, Pringles stand out. They've come a long way since their invention, satisfying crunchy snack lovers.
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The Untold Truth Of Pastrami
If you've enjoyed the tantalizing flavors of pastrami, read on to learn more about the history, production, and extra scoop on the popular preparation.
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Here's What It Means To Tort A Cake
Anyone who's ever baked a cake knows that you must begin with perfectly baked layers. But, professionals have a method to achieve uniformity — torting.
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Were Metal Lunch Boxes Really Banned?
How many of you actually had one of these as a kid: iconic, metal lunch boxes that were slightly rusted, often dented, and blazoned over with pictures?
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The Real Reason Instant Coffee Has Less Caffeine Than Regular Coffee
Not all coffees are caffeinated equally. Did you know that regular instant coffee contains less caffeine than its brewed counterpart?
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What It's Really Like To Bake A Cake For The Queen
From painting to baking cakes for Queen Elizabeth, this is Joe Moruzzi's story.
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This Is Officially The World's Biggest Vegan Burger
This past week, the Guinness World Records recognized the largest vegan burger. Here's what you need to know.
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12 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Using Parchment Paper
Parchment paper is a baker's best friend. From tossing it in the trash to not trimming it, avoid these mistakes and get the most out of your parchment paper.
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The One Ingredient Marcus Samuelsson Uses For Everything He Makes
Celebrity chef and cookbook author Marcus Samuelsson thinks that one ingredient you may want to try adds a "funky" flavor to nearly everything.
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Port Wine: Here's The 411
Port wines are known for their bold flavor and favorable pairing with chocolate and cheese. Come along for an exploration of this wine's history and flavor.
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How The Tomato Became The Ultimate Protest Food
Tomatoes have been used to express irritation towards performers, athletes, politicians, and more. Here's how the fruit became the ultimate protest food.
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The Filipino Dish Anthony Bourdain Believed Would Be A Major Trend
Culinary television star and writer Anthony Bourdain thought that this Filipino dish would gain popularity and you may want to know more about it.
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The Fascinating Origin Of Salt And Vinegar Chips
You've seen salt and vinegar chips in the grocery store for years now, and they're likely going nowhere. And there's a fascinating origin of the chip flavor.
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How Realistic Was The Fine Dining Experience In The Menu?
The director of "The Menu" consulted a skilled professional chef to get all the details just right, from the many snobby remarks to the food prep shots.
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The Charcoal Rule To Follow If You Don't Want To Distort Your Steak
If you're breaking in your new grill, or you've had one for a bit, it helps to remember the one charcoal rule to follow if you don't want to distort your steak.
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