The Accidental Origin Of Slurpees
Nothing beats the icy wetness of a Slurpee on a sweltering July afternoon, so who can we thank for introducing the beloved Slurpee? The answer may surprise you.
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Why Barbecue Is A Fourth Of July Tradition
Why is Independence Day synonymous with breaking out grill-ready recipes?
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Don't Believe This Costco Gas Price Meme
Gas prices are high and some are directing their anger toward President Joe Biden, including a meme claiming Costco has publicly criticized him. Is it true?
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What The White Stuff On Cheese Really Means
What is the white stuff on your cheese? The good news is, it could be edible! Let's explore this a bit further.
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The Oddly Specific Food-Related Subreddit You Never Knew You Needed
Reddit seems to know it all, or at least that's what its users think. Here, they've perhaps unlocked the secret to life, or at least eating.
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You Won't Believe How Popular Costco Is In Iceland
Costco is undoubtedly popular in the U.S., but how popular is it in Iceland, which has a much smaller population size?
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The Solid-Gold McDonald's You Never Knew Existed
McDonald's has opened several unique locations over the years, but its gold restaurant may take the cake.
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The ASMR-Style Bruschetta Video TikTok Couldn't Get Enough Of
TikTok user Daenliaskitchen posts ASMR videos preparing recipes, and recently, she posted a bruschetta video upon request. Fans couldn't get enough.
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The Rising Pop Star Who Loves Waffle House For An Important Reason
It's not unusual for an eatery to attract and keep a loyal customer base -- maybe the staff knows your name. Or, for some, it's more important they don't.
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Pepsi Just Dropped Its First Canned Mocktail
The "spiked seltzer," or canned sparkling water cocktail, is ubiquitous these days, but the Pepsi company dropped their first canned mocktail.h
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The Best Vodka To Use In A Dirty Shirley
All it takes to make a Shirley Temple into a Dirty Shirley is a kick of vodka, but many drinkers differ over which brand of vodka is the best for the drink.
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Why The Origin Of Iced Tea May Surprise You
Summertime, and lots of folks look for ways to make life a little cooler -- maybe with a tall glass of iced tea. Just when did that drink come into fashion?
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The Truth About Beignets
It took a journey of several thousand years and several thousand miles for the beignet to get where it is today. Here is the untold truth of this iconic treat.
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The Real Reason Oyster Mushrooms Can Be So Expensive
Oyster mushrooms get their name from their oyster-shaped cap, and light grey, or greyish-tan color but are known to be quite expensive.Why do they cost so much?
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The Pennsylvania Festival That Includes A Food Fight
Americans have a special love for tomatoes. But there are few ways to celebrate the fruit quite like one Pennsylvania festival's very special food fight.
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Julia Child's Unexpected Relationship With The LGBTQ Community
More than a few people are described as set in their ways -- their minds are made up and nothing will change it. And then there's Julia Child, who did change.
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The Surprising Controversy Behind The History Of The Banana Split
The history of the banana split has competing origins, but each has its own unique story.
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The Time Fage And Chobani Were Sued For Not Actually Being Greek
The law is a complicated business, with debates and arguments layered upon layer, allegations leveled, and enormous amounts of time for the slightest cases.
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How You Can Watch The 2022 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest
One of the best-known eating competitions is Nathan's Famous International Hot Dog Eating Contest. Here's how you can watch the 2022 hot dog competition.
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How Two Biology Students Created Chicken Wings Made From Chickpeas
Increasingly, food science partners up with consumers to find a new take on a familiar favorite -- or even a new way to use an unexpected ingredient.
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The Real Difference Between The Cheapest And Most Expensive Cuts Of Meat
Knowing what makes a good cut of meat at your butcher shop or steakhouse can be a bit confusing -- especially if all you have to go on is price. What's the real difference between the cheapest cuts, and the more expensive ones?
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This Is What Happens When You Eat Too Much Ginger
Caution should be taken if you are eating fresh ginger. Eating too much ginger can cause a variety of problems.
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The Brad Pitt Pringles Ad You Never Knew Existed
Everyone's got to start somewhere. And that's no different for celebrities, even Brad Pitt, who appeared in a 1989 Pringles ad many of us never knew existed.
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The Real Difference Between Lard And Crisco
Crisco, lard -- it's all the same, right? Not exactly. While both are a type of fat, the main difference between the two is what they're made of.
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The Most Popular Potato Chip Flavor In The US Isn't What You Think
The most popular potato chip flavor in the US isn't what you think. While flavors like barbecue and vinegar are available, they aren't the most popular chips.
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The Amazing Amount Of Food The Average American Eats Each Year
Here's what the American diet really looks like.
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What You Should Do If You Forgot To Save Your Pasta Water
If you forget to save your pasta water, no worries. You can easily make a DIY version without any danger of splashing boiling water on yourself.
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