What Is A 'Storage' Onion?
You may not have heard the term "storage" onion before, but the types of this stinky veggie that fall into the category are very well known to home chefs.
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Expert Butcher Explains The Best Way To Use The 2 Main Cuts Of Beef Chuck
Beef chuck can be prepared many ways, but some cooks may not know the preferred use. Here's what an expert butcher says is the best way to use the 2 main cuts.
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Bird Flu Has Caused Huge Reduction In Turkeys But Can Be Prevented, According To Expert
In an exclusive Mashed interview, an expert from Western University of Health Sciences explains how producers can prevent the spread of bird flu.
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The First Ever Menu Ordering Struggle Is Still Super Relatable
It's easy to end up with the wrong thing when you misunderstand the terms, which is why the first ever menu ordering struggle is still super relatable.
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McDonald's And Starbucks Have Gone Silent On Twitter Since Elon Musk's Arrival
Since Elon Musk took over Twitter, popular food brands like McDonald's and Starbucks have gone silent on the social media platform. The question is, why?
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Can You Buy Taco Bell Quesadilla Sauce At The Store?
Taco Bell is notorious for loading up customers with hot sauce packets. Unfortunately, the chain isn't quite as giving when it comes to its quesadilla sauce.
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Here's Why You Should Have A Separate Cutting Board For Raw Chicken
While you may think it's perfectly fine to use the same cutting board for cutting raw chicken and other food, here's why it might not be such a good idea.
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Trader Joe's Fans Are Balking At Texture Of Its Updated Mac And Cheese
The internet is so upset about this that it has devoted an entire Reddit thread to "warning" others about "the orange-boxed mac and cheese" at Trader Joe's.
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The Place Where Salt Was 'Worth Its Weight In Gold'
We take salt for granted these days. Modern transportation methods bring us food from all over the globe, far from where it originated.
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Alton Brown Hilariously Jokes About 'Leftover Bacon'
Alton Brown loves bacon. He's also shared several recipes and bacon-cooking tips on his Twitter, but there was one Tweet that drew a lot of attention from fans.
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The Michelin-Approved Method For Crispier Pork Belly
If you're trying to prepare your own pork belly for dinner at home, this Michelin-approved method will ensure crispier, more succulent results in the kitchen.
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The World's Largest Lasagna Was Over 80 Feet Long
Talk about world records. Did you know the world's largest lasagna was over 80 feet long? That was one big meal!
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The Reason You Should Never Order The Cheapest Dish On The Menu
When dining out, ordering the cheapest option on the menu will save you some money. However, choosing a budget option might not always be the best idea.
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Pepsi Just Launched Starry To Replace Sierra Mist
PepsiCo's new gamble for a share of the crowded lemon-lime soda market is a product it's calling Starry. Here's what we know about the new soda on the market.
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The Largest Taco Bell In The World Is In This Country
If you want some T. Bell and want to visit its biggest branch on the planet, you won't find it America. In fact, you'll have to book a ticket to this country.
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The Tasting Mistake That Might Make It Impossible To Fix The Flavor Profile Of Your Sauce
A sauce can literally make or break a dish. So make sure you avoid this tasting mistake that makes it impossible to fix the flavor profile of your sauce.
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Why Everyone's So Upset About The Gas Vs Electric Stove Debate
There are claims that gas stoves can emit dangerous indoor air pollutants which can lead to certain health problems — specifically, respiratory issues.
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Wayback Burgers Takes A Shot At Prince Harry With New Burger
Love it or hate it, Prince Harry is everywhere right now. And apparently, Wayback Burgers hates it — here's what the chain is doing about it.
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Nutella Had A Way More Enticing Name In The 1950s
Although Nutella is the brand we associate with chocolate hazelnut spread, the product didn't always go by this moniker, especially in the '50s.
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The Sweet Ingredient You Should Sprinkle Over Banana Bread Batter
Some people are baking purists and prefer to leave their banana bread plain, however, you can upgrade your bread with this special topping.
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Can You Cook Frozen Food And Thawed Food At The Same Temperature?
When you're cooking a frozen version of a thawed food item, you may wonder if you can use the same temperature and cooking time. Here's what you need to know.
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Here's Where To Find The Best King Cake In New Orleans
King Cake is a staple of Mardi Gras and a delicacy that many people enjoy. Here's where to find the best King Cake in New Orleans.
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Deli Workers Hate Cutting This Type Of Meat
Deli counter workers cut a lot of different types of meats and cheeses, but there are specific items that are more of a hassle for them to deal with.
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Never Ignore This Red Flag At A Barbecue Restaurant
Barbecue restaurants aren't all created equal, and there are signs you can watch out for to determine which ones are the real deal.
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The TSA Pickle Drama, Explained
Going through TSA at the airport can be a bit of a hassle for many travelers wanting to fly. Here's the TSA pickle drama, explained.
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Why It's A Mistake Not To Use A Pizza Stone When Cooking At Home
If you make homemade pizza regularly, you may want to invest in a pizza stone to use when preparing the food staple. Here is why you should use one.
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Here's What You Can Substitute For White Chocolate
If you're ever in a pinch in the kitchen and don't have the needed white chocolate for your recipe, here's what you can substitute for the ivory sweet instead.
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