You Should Always Clean Your Fridge After A Food Recall. Here's Why
You probably knew that you should never eat a food item that has been recalled. But did you also know you should clean your kitchen after buying one?
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How Edna Lewis Changed Country Cooking Forever
Known as the "Grande Dame of Southern cooking," the chef and educator Edna Lewis changed the way people regarded the South's country cuisine.
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38% Say This Is Their Favorite Holiday-Themed Drink
Mashed asked 608 people in the U.S. what their favorite holiday-themed drink is. Here is the festive drink 38% of respondents are looking forward to the most.
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The Surprising History Of No Doubt's Song About Snack Food
No Doubt was quirky by nature, but few fans know that they have a song dedicated entirely to snacks. Here is everything you need to know about the hit.
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The Reason Dried Coffee Stains Have Dark Edges
Have you ever noticed that coffee stains on tables and shirts dry in more of a ring rather than a stained blotch? Here is why the outer edges are darker.
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Entenmann's Wants You To Stop Believing This Unification Church Myth
Most companies aren't immune to scandals, including famed baked good company Entenmann's, which has been plagued for decades by one weird rumor.
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Taco Bell Grilled Cheese Burrito: What To Know Before Ordering
Taco Bell's menu seems to have something for everyone, and never lacks in the creativity department. The Grilled Cheese Burrito is no exception.
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The Long History Of Instagram's Famous Moka Pot
How did a stovetop coffee maker, no bigger than a pint glass and allegedly inspired by a laundry boiler, become an Instagram influencer? Let's get into it.
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Ina Garten Thinks There Should Be A National Holiday For This Kitchen Gadget
It's refreshing when a celebrity chef you know and trust like Ina Garten helps guide home cooks towards the most helpful multitasking appliances out there.
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How The Olympics Helped Kashi Become Successful
Nowadays, Kashi is a well-known name in the breakfast aisle. You might be surprised to learn that the Olympics played a key role early in the brand's history.
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Ree Drummond Prefers This To Music When Cooking
'Pioneer Woman' star Ree Drummond's choice companion is neither music, nor random chatter on the news stations when it comes to her cooking.
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Is This What Happens When You Order A McDonald's Drink Without Whipped Cream?
If you order no whipped cream on a drink at McDonald's, here's what happens to your beverage, according to an employee who posted a video on TikTok.
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How Much Rachael Ray Is Actually Worth
Most of Rachael Ray's yearly income is derived from her book sales and her television show salaries.
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Why You Wouldn't Recognize The First Bob Evans
The Bob Evans chain has almost 500 restaurants around the country. However, the original sit-down spot is nothing like the restaurants you see today.
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Here's Where Perkins Got Its Pancake Recipe
You may enjoy visiting Perkins Restaurant & Bakery for its fluffy pancakes at breakfast. But do you know where the chain got its recipe?
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The Real Reason You Always See Bags Of Potatoes Inside Five Guys
Why do many locations of Five Guys have stacks of potato sacks scattered throughout their dining rooms? The answer is shockingly simple.
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The Real Reason Some Australian Jails Have Banned Vegemite
Australian prisoners have been using Vegemite not to slather their food with, but rather to turn into alcohol. Thus, some jails have banned it.
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This South Dakota McDonald's Has A Massive Hamburger Statue In Its Parking Lot
Have you seen the world's largest Quarter Pounder with cheese? It's in the form of a huge statue outside of a McDonald's location in South Dakota.
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This Taco Bell Throwback Is A Roadside Relic
Drive by a little piece of Taco Bell history when you pass the restaurant's original sign in Georgia.
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The Reason Some Brown Rice Grains Are Green
If you notice a greenish hue on some of the kernels in your brown rice bag, you might be tempted to throw them out. Read this first.
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Never Ask Your Server This Question
Dining out can be a fun and relaxing experience, but chatting up your server, even when trying to be friendly, can make for an awkward evening.
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You Can Thank RBG And Gloria Steinem For Making Beer More Accessible
A court case paved the way for gender equality at the liquor store or neighborhood bar, and icons like Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Gloria Steinem played a part.
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The Mysterious Connection Between Banana Pudding And The South
Banana pudding may be a sweet layered staple of Southern gatherings, but it did not originate in the South. Many variations of this classic dessert exist.
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How Spilled Gruel Led To The Creation Of Wheaties
It took a fortuitous accident to invent Wheaties cereal. In fact, the company that "discovered" it wasn't even in the cereal business at the time.
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How Blue Cheese Was Accidentally Invented
Unlike ice cream, blue cheese is one of the most divisive dairy products. But it also comes with a surprising (and alcohol-fueled) history.
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The Reason São Jorge Cheese Is So Rare
Sao Jorge cheese is so rare, it can literally only be produced on one place on earth.
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Can You Actually Use Nutcrackers To Open Nuts?
Nutcrackers are synonymous with holiday home decor, but can they actually be used to open hard-shelled nuts like their name implies?
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