The Truth About Freya Cox From The Great British Baking Show: Season 12
Here's what to know about Freya Cox, one of the youngest-ever contestants on "The Great British Baking Show."
Read MoreHere's what to know about Freya Cox, one of the youngest-ever contestants on "The Great British Baking Show."
Read MoreEven though Matheson doesn't love how all his tattoos look, the meaning behind them is worthwhile enough that he's opted to keep them around.
Read MoreLizzie Acker stole our hearts on Season 12 of "The Great British Baking Show" with her love for her adorable dog, Pru.
Read MoreScott Conant may be a celebrity chef, but he is prone to midnight hunger pangs just like the rest of us. Learn what his late-night snack of choice is.
Read MoreMassachusetts state Senator Jarret T. Barrios was sent into a tizzy when his son requested a Fluffernutter sandwich for lunch.
Read MoreThe turkey lies as the centerpiece of Thanksgiving — this is rather obvious. After all, we do lovingly call the holiday "Turkey Day. But what about the sides?
Read MoreEating your daily meals at a Six Flags could save you a ton, which is exactly what one Californian man did for about 7 years. His per-meal cost was 50 cents.
Read MoreBaltimore has always done its own thing, and if that civic individuality extends as far as serving their turkey with fermented cabbage. Find out why.
Read MoreThe secret ingredient that could take your gravy to the next level is something you probably already have in your pantry.
Read MoreKristin Chenoweth likes a lot of different foods -- lasagna, for example, is one of her favorite meals -- but she absolutely hates this one type of food.
Read MoreRenee Zellweger had to gain weight for two movies and she reveals that eating up to 20 donuts per day helped her go from a size six to a size 14.
Read MoreCelebrity chef Frankie Celenza shares his favorite kitchen tool and other experts agree it's a must have.
Read MorePizza Rat stole the hearts of New Yorkers in 2015 and the sewer rodent still lives on via memes today. Did the viral NYC rat make it to your Twitter?
Read MoreDid you ever wonder how many eggs a person could balance without cracking a single one? The world record for most eggs balanced may just shock you.
Read MoreHow many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop? We may never know, but here's the untold story behind this world-famous candy.
Read MoreIn an exclusive interview with Mashed, Andrew Zimmern revealed the reason he is a member of the Pépin fan club and actually called him his "favorite" foodie.
Read MoreFancy a Big Mac after you've spent a morning skiing in the Swedish slopes? This McDonald's offers skiers a drive-thru -- or rather, ski-thru -- option.
Read MoreWhen it comes to Chick-fil-A, ask and you shall receive. One South Carolina resident rolled up to her restaurant with hopes for an "insane amount of pickles."
Read MoreThere are certain actions Sam's Club really doesn't like and that can get your membership revoked.
Read Moreif you have a trip or move planned to Colorado or somewhere like it, remember these tips to adjust your kitchen-related adventures.
Read MoreWe all know that it's important to fuel your body with nourishing foods, and eggs are at the top of the list.
Read MoreThanksgiving has a ton of controversy surrounding its origins, but it was this nursery rhyme author who helped cement the holiday.
Read MoreHave you ever noticed the red mill on the Pepperidge Farm logo? It makes you think of homemade thoughts, but it has nothing to do with the company's roots.
Read MoreIt's common to love pasta, but, as it turns out, there's actually a science to why pasta cravings are so powerful. Let's learn what's behind the phenomenon.
Read MoreWhat purpose do the small dots on apples serve? Turns out, it's a very important one...
Read MoreOscar Mayer is synonymous with meat, specifically lunch meat, and that sausage-like link that has become essential fare at picnics, bonfires, and ball-parks.
Read MoreCranberry sauce is canned and labelled upside down on purpose and it is all because of science.
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