How Ree Drummond Takes Canned Tomato Soup To The Next Level
Ree Drummond, The Pioneer Woman, serves canned tomato soup by adding some homey touches that elevate the kitchen staple to gourmet level that you can try, too.
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Ina Garten Swears By This Pepper Mill
Ina Garten, known as the Barefoot Contessa, has an affinity for a particular brand of pepper mill. Find out more about her favored kitchen gadget.
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Why Gordon Ramsay Can't Stand Microwaves
Gordon Ramsey had some negative things to say about cooking food in the microwave. What's the reason he doesn't think people should use the microwave to cook?
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The Important Job Paul McCartney Has For Holiday Meals
When you think of Paul McCartney, the first thing that comes to mind is likely not related to cooking. But he has an important job for holiday meals.
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The Truth About Tom Fletcher From The Great British Baking Show: Season 12
28-year-old baker Tom Fletcher, a software developer from Kent, has several hobbies apart from baking such as running and amateur dramatics.
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The Reason Deer Milk Isn't Very Popular
Deer milk is a new cow's milk alternative hitting the market, but it might be hard to find in your store. Here's why deer milk isn't very popular just yet.
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In Gordon Ramsay's Career, One Recipe Stands Above The Rest
Gordon Ramsay describes his beef Wellington as "the ultimate indulgence, one of my all-time favorite main courses," even calling it his "last supper" meal.
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The Condiment Adele Always Carries With Her
Superstar Adele is a bit picky about condiments, but there is one she is so particular about, she carries it in her purse and might use it on her favorite meal.
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The Reason 'Unicorn Whiskeys' Are So Expensive
Unicorn whiskey is not a figment of the imagination. These special bottles are often meant to be savored, can be quite expensive, and may be hard to find.
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The Truth About Rochica From The Great British Baking Show: Season 12
This season, fans of the Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood-judged show got to know the pleasant Rochica, a 27-year-old from Birmingham who works in human resources.
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Is Guinness Beer Actually Related To The Guinness Book Of World Records?
Is it a coincidence that Guinness Beer shares a name with the Guinness Book of World Records, or are they related? Find out what ties the beer to the book.
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How An Art Installation Led To The Creation Of Shake Shack
You might not guess the origin of popular burger chain Shake Shack: it's creation was related to an art installation in Madison Square Park.
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What Is A Starbucks Puppuccino And How Do You Order It?
Starbucks treats aren't just for humans. The next time you run through the drive-thru with your dog, you can order a Puppuccino. Here's exactly what's in it.
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The Truth About Jairzeno From The Great British Baking Show: Season 12
GBBO contestant Jairzeno took up baking in 2014, after encountering one too many desserts that looked a lot better than they actually tasted.
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This Oddly Satisfying Cheese Wheel Has Reddit Divided
Once Redditors got acquainted with the unique design of this cheese slicer, they had some thoughts to share.
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Is Moe From Moe's Southwest Grill A Real Person?
There's quite a few chain restaurants with real-life mascots, but is Moe's Southwest Grill one of them?
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The Surprising Way Top Chef Affects Padma Lakshmi's Body
It's no surprise to anyone who has ever seen 'Top Chef' that Padma Lakshmi and the other judges are often compelled to eat copious amounts of food.
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How The Chubby Bunny Marshmallow Challenge Killed 2 People
Have you ever done the chubby bunny challenge in which you try to shove as many marshmallows into your mouth as possible? As it turns out, it's dangerous.
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Everything You Need To Know About Dragon Fruit
Dragon fruit can look a little intimidating if you've never tried one before, but don't let that stop you! This fruit is stunning inside and out.
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This Is Where The Term Mocha Originally Came From
Who doesn't love a mocha, a rich drink that mixes coffee and chocolate? But did you know this is where the term originally comes from.
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Rocky Mountain Oysters Probably Aren't What You Think They Are
While the Rocky Mountain region is indeed home to a variety of freshwater shellfish, that's not what Rocky Mountain oysters are. They're testicles.
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What It Really Means If Your Olive Oil Tastes Bitter
Concerned about your olive oil's bitter taste? The reason behind its pungent flavor may not be what you think.
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Why SunnyD Isn't Actually Orange Juice
Don't let SunnyD's marketing about vitamin C and "the power of the sun" fool you: The drink is actually pretty far from being orange juice.
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The Unexpected Reason Martinelli's Apple Juice Went Viral
Martinelli's apple juice bottles went viral on social media, leading to a surge in the brand's popularity. The reason they went viral might surprise you.
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The Annual Marshmallow Fluff Festival You Never Knew Existed
Don't mind us while we head to Somerville, Massachusetts, for this annual Marshmallow Fluff festival.
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The Bizarre Reason Werner Herzog Once Ate A Shoe
Werner Herzog is known for his powerful film directing style, his deep, cutting voice, and his many works. He is also infamous for once eating his own shoe.
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The Gordon Ramsay 'Idiot Sandwich' Meme Isn't What You Think
Gordon Ramsay's famed 'idiot sandwich' meme is a fan-favorite, but the meme wasn't created how you'd expect.
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