False Things About KFC Everyone Surprisingly Believes
From rumors of the curse of the Colonel to reports of mutant chickens, urban legends about KFC circulate persistently. Here are some of the ones many believe.
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Dishes That Changed America Forever
The ultimate examples of American food are those dishes that have changed us as much we've changed them. Here are some cases in point.
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There Are Fewer Ingredients In Fritos Than You Might Think
You might not think twice about what's in your favorite snack, but some chip lovers might be surprised to learn that there are only three ingredients in Fritos.
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How The French Revolution Invented Fine Dining
We really have the French to thank for many things - most importantly the simple act of dining out. Her's how the French Revolution invented fine dining.
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What Exactly Is A Continental Breakfast?
Here are the answers to all your questions about the continental breakfast, from where its name came from to what foods it actually includes.
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Panda Express Chow Mein: What To Know Before Ordering
Though some prefer to pair their Panda Express entrees with a side of rice, if you want a more slurpable dining experience, you can ask for chow mein instead.
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Should You Eat Parrot Eggs? Reddit Is Debating The Topic
The polarizing post has accumulated over 3,500 comments. "Why does this gross me out even though I know full well that there's no reason it should?" one read.
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The Odd Way Queen Elizabeth Eats Bananas
The royal family has many rules regarding meal etiquette, so it's no surprise that Queen Elizabeth employs an oddly refined method for eating bananas.
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Here's What Makes Koji-Fermented Coffee Unique
While many beverage fads have come and gone, there is a new type of coffee that is primed to be the next big coffee trend in 2022: Koji-fermented coffee.
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How COVID-19 Is Changing Fine Dining Restaurant Reservations
COVID-19 has complicated the reservation-cancellation process for fine dining restaurants, which often have no-refund policies. Here's what's changing now.
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This Finnish Pizza Uses Reindeer Meat As A Topping
Here's how former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's insult about Finnish cuisine led to the creation of a novelty reindeer pizza.
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Why Tomatoes Were Once Considered Poisonous
The tomato has had a polarizing history. The popular red fruit was mischaracterized as poisonous for many centuries. Here's how that changed.
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Everything You Should Know About Costco's Kirkland Brand
From its cult following to product flops, here is everything you could ever want to know about Costco's popular house brand, Kirkland Signature.
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We Tried Jameson's New Orange Whiskey. Here's How It Went
Jameson whiskey has been around for centuries, but it's not afraid to mix things up. We tasted the new Jameson Orange to see if it's worth picking up a bottle.
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This Country Has The Least Expensive Michelin-Starred Meals In The World
Eating at a Michelin-starred restaurant is a luxury for many. But, there's one country where eating at these fine establishments won't break the bank.
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Here's How Scientists Made Gin From Peas
Distillers are taking their gin-making up a level as one Scottish distillery has figured out how to create gin from peas.
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Do Paper Straws Actually Contain Gluten?
There's a pervasive rumor going around that new biodegradable straws may contain gluten -- and those with celiac disease are alarmed.
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The Untold Truth Of Hummus
If you can't get enough hummus in your life, read more to learn the complete backstory of the beloved chickpea puree.
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Ever Wonder What The 'Grey Stuff' Is In Beauty And The Beast? Here's The Recipe
The "Beauty and the Beast" movie is filled with superb singing and acting. There's also the delicious grey stuff that is actually quite simple to recreate.
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15 Fruits And Veggies That Can Help You Stay Hydrated
There's no need to drink endless glasses of water to reach your daily needs if you're incorporating these hydrating fruits and vegetables into your diet.
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This Roman Emperor Loved Leeks For An Unexpected Reason
Many people add leeks to their recipes to enhance certain flavors. But, one Roman emperor actually ate them for a completely different reason.
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14 Mexican Beers You'll Wish You Knew About Sooner
Mexican-style beers have been exploding in popularity in the U.S., and you'll wish you'd heard of many of them sooner. Read on to get the scoop.
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The One Reason Canned Wine May Be Better Than Bottled Wine
Drinking wine from a can or bottle - which is better? According to recent studies, bottled wine can have a higher carbon footprint.
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What Are Figs And Are They Nutritious?
Figs have been revered as far back as Biblical days and there's good reason why. Here's what this fruit actually is and info on its nutrition.
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The Surprising History Of 'Dirty Sodas'
There are many nonalcoholic drinks out there, but none quite like Utah's dirty sodas, and the history of how they were invented might surprise you.
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This Holiday Is KFC's Busiest Day Of The Year
There is one holiday that Kentucky Fried Chicken sees a massive increase in sales. Fourth of July sounds about right, but it's actually Mother's Day!
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Here's The Right Way To Boil Chicken
Boiling chicken isn't exactly a complicated science, but there is a right and wrong way to go about it. Read on for our tips on how to boil chicken correctly.
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