The Guinness World Record You Probably Didn't Know Benihana Made
If you're into food trivia that's both bizarre and entertaining, check out what restaurants have broken a Guinness World Record. Benihana is among them.
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The Amazing Waffle House Record Joey Chestnut Holds
Joey Chestnut is the world's greatest competitive eating champ but it's not just Nathan's Hot Dogs he can scarf down. Here's the Waffle House recored he holds.
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Why A Low-Histamine Diet Probably Won't Improve COVID Symptoms
People suffering from long COVID may be desperate to find alleviation. But here's why a low-histamine diet probably won't help improve symptoms.
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Anne Burrell's Quick Tip Makes Spaghetti Carbonara Even Tastier
Leave it to Italian cooking queen Anne Burrell to offer a simply yet tasty twist on making the best pasta carbonara.
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What Really Happens To Eliminated Hell's Kitchen Contestants
During a Reddit AMA, one former "Hell's Kitchen" contestant spilled the beans on all that goes on behind the camera, including when chefs are given the boot.
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Is This How Italian Subs Were Created?
When you think of a sandwich of Italian origin, a sub likely comes to mind. These sandwiches have become a classic, but their roots have a story worth sharing.
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Impossible Foods Wants To Educate Kids With Its New Nuggets
Impossible Foods wants to educate kids with its new nuggets by teaching them about endangered species and the benefits of plant-based eating.
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The Creative Way Alex Guarnaschelli Prepares Cereal
In honor of National Cereal Day, we look at how celebrity chefs prepare their bowl, including Alex Guaranaschelli who satisfies her sweet tooth,
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Zoe Kravitz Prepared For The Batman By Drinking Milk In An Unusual Way
Zoë Kravitz doesn't skimp when it comes to preparing for roles, and she went above and beyond to play Catwoman in the new film, The Batman.
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Workers Reveal What It's Really Like To Work At LongHorn Steakhouse
LongHorn is one of the most popular steakhouses around, but what's it like working there? Current and former employees have lots of opinions about the job.
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Why It Might Be Dangerous To Put Parchment Paper Under Your Broiler
Parchment paper is a baker's dream. It's versatile, strong, and helps keep mess to a minimum. But in some instances it can get too hot and spark a flame.
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Soy Milk Vs Almond Milk: What's The Difference?
As plant-based milks grow in popularity, soy milk and almond milk both are top picks. But what's the difference between the two?
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Subway's Turkey Sub Was The Target Of This Surprising Graffiti
Subway's turkey sub was the target of this surprising graffiti, and clearly someone has strong feelings about what gets put betwixt two slices of bread.
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Secret Ways Restaurants Save Money
When you think about it, going out to eat is a real leap of faith.
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The Untold Truth Of Lean Cuisine
When Lean Cuisine came on the market, it was firmly geared toward the diet trends of the time. The company has since rebranded to keep up with current ideas.
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If You Live In A High-Altitude Area, Here's Why Your Chip Bags Look Inflated
Places that are, shall we say, closer to the clouds also may notice that certain product packaging looks a bit different than in places with lower altitudes.
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John Mayer Is A Huge Fan Of A Popular Costco Brand
Costco is so popular with Americans that it's worth more than $35 billion in the U.S. alone. Even famous musician John Mayer is a huge fan of this Costco brand.
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The Number Of Twix Bars Sold Every Year Will Blow You Away
A ridiculous number of Twix are sold each year. In fact, we think the number might blow you away, or, at the very least, make you hungry for a Twix.
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What Is Milk Bread And What Is It Made Of?
One sandwich staple from Japan is gaining popularity in the U.S. Milk bread, a soft bread that can be made into square loaves, is a must-have at bakeries.
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Watching Skittles Melt Is Oddly Satisfying
Even on sunny days, we are blessed with the sweet rainbow rays of Skittles. One Redditor has found a way to get even more beauty out of them.
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TikTok Is Dying To Know Where To Get This Mystery Skillet
TikTok has become a destination, much of it due to its popular food and cooking content. People are freaking out about a mystery skillet and where to find one.
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Coconut Is A Common Pizza Topping In This Country
If you think pineapple is a pizza topping that doesn't belong, you might be even more surprised to learn that one country has a preference for coconut.
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Why Subway Had To Change The Old Name Of Its 6-Inch Sub
Everyone knows the Subway footlong by name, but you may not know that its smaller, 6-inch sibling used to have its own special name as well.
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What Really Happens When You Soak Salmon In Milk
Soaking salmon in milk may sound crazy, but there's actually a scientific reason why doing so makes the fish a lot more palatable for some.
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The Untold Truth Of Frank's Red Hot Sauce
Frank's RedHot — do you put that on everything? If so, you're not alone. The brand has been making its popular hot sauce for 100 years and isn't slowing down.
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Maker's Mark Just Hopped On The NFT Bandwagon. Here's What We Know So Far
Maker's Mark is the latest beverage brand to hop aboard the NFT train with Kentucky Derby-themed digital art and custom bottles. Here's what we know.
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The True Origin Of Hushpuppies
There are plenty of unsupported origin stories about hushpuppies but the truth might be the fishiest tale of all. Turns out hushpuppies are a different animal.
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