The Butterfinger Energy Bar You Forgot Existed
Do you remember the short-lived Butterfinger Buzz from 2009?
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The One Thing Ree Drummond Would Change About Her Cooking
Even someone as experienced as Ree Drummond thinks that her cooking style can be tweaked and that it wouldn't hurt to incorporate some changes in the kitchen.
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The Reason Airplane Food Tastes Different, According To Science
Why is it that nowadays everything from a cup of coffee to a sweet treat tastes bland on an airplane? The problem isn't the food, but rather the high altitude.
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Why Supermarket Bread In The US Is So Terrible, According To Reddit
Reddit users did not hold back on their complaints about sandwich bread in the U.S.
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Why You Probably Shouldn't Use Raw Steak To Heal A Black Eye
It goes without saying that you shouldn't believe everything you see on TV or the big screen, and that includes the notion that raw steak will heal a black eye.
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Why Joan Collins Was Once Kicked Out Of Restaurant Gordon Ramsay
Gordon Ramsay once made actress Joan Collins leave one of his most popular restaurants in London.
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This Is Ree Drummond's Secret For Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookies
When it comes to chocolate chip cookies, Ree Drummond brings her "A" game because when it comes to these beloved cookies, there is no other game to have.
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Someone Once Ordered 178 Pizzas For Bob Dylan In A Prank Gone Wrong
Rock stars are known for having unreasonable demands, but what happened when Bob Dylan allegedly ordered 178 pizzas to his room one night? Mayhem ensued.
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'Doritos Breath' Used To Be A Much Bigger Problem In The Past
If you enjoyed Doritos in the 1970s and 80s, you might have what has been termed Doritos breath. Here's how and why it finally improved.
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Why 19th-Century NYC Bars Intentionally Served Stale Sandwiches
You would think that getting served a stale sandwich would cause an uproar in a bar, but in the 19th-century, NYC bars had a good reason for doing just that.
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What It Means When Your Cheese Smells Like Ammonia
It is not always easy to tell if your cheese has spoiled. That is why the sense of smell plays a crucial role when it comes to determining if cheese is fresh.
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The Untold Truth Of Mr. Goodbar
Mr. Goodbar has been around for almost 100 years. From its humble Hershey beginnings to controversy in the 21st century, this is the history of Mr. Goodbar.
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Ree Drummond Has Been Inducted Into This State's Hall Of Fame
Ree Drummond has many accolades under her belt, but did you know "Hall of Famer" is one of them? She has been inducted into this state's hall of fame.
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You Shouldn't Ignore Food Cravings. Here's Why
Enjoying foods you love without guilt can be difficult. However, it's important to honor your cravings — ignoring them actually do more harm than good.
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Padma Lakshmi Went By A Different Name In High School
There was a time in Padma Lakshmi's life when she wanted to go by a different name, largely based on her experience as an immigrant to the U.S.
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Uber Eats Orders For This Comfort Food Went Up Over 1,000% In 2021
Given the vast range of fatty, greasy, and sugary options available to satisfy tingling taste buds, what are America's favorite comfort foods?
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Here's How Much Arby's Paid For Pharrell's Famous Hat
Arby's 10-gallon hat logo is iconic, so when Pharrell wore a strikingly similar hat the chain needed to have it. You won't believe how much they paid for it.
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An Early Perkins Menu Featured This Unlikely Combo
Perkins Restaurant and Bakery is renowned for its spread of pancakes and more, but you may be surprised by this unexpected combo from their early menu.
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These Cat Tail-Shaped Buns Are A Swedish Holiday Tradition
Lussekatter translates to "Lucia's cats," but as to why these buns are associated with the saint -- well, the story isn't nearly as sweet as you might expect.
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Julia Child Loved This Bread Recipe So Much, She Hung It In Her Kitchen
American cooking legend Julia Child created enough recipes to fill nearly 20 cookbooks, but one recipe was so special it had a place of honor in her kitchen.
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NFL's Chad Ochocinco Johnson Says McDonald's Is The Key To Success
Chad Ochocinco Johnson believes the secret to the longevity of his career in the NFL and the reason he was never hurt was McDonald's fast food.
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Read This Before Buying Olive Oil In A Clear Bottle
When it comes to olive oil, there are some do's and don'ts to be aware of. When choosing an olive oil, the type of packaging is an important consideration.
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The Connection Between Morton Salt And The Challenger Disaster
How is an American salt company connected to one of the worst disasters in American history? The answer lies within the company's history.
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Yes, Mulled Beer Is A Thing. Here's How To Make It
There is mulled wine and mulled cider, but did you know there is also mulled beer? It's just as tasty as the latter, and has been around for centuries!
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How Wheaties Helped Launch Ronald Reagan's Acting Career
Ronald Reagan was awarded the trip to California in 1937, where he scheduled a screen test with Warner Bros., who ended up offering him a seven-year contract.
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36% Believe This Classic Christmas Dish Is The Absolute Best
Every family has their own traditional Christmas foods, but which dish stands above the rest? To find out, Mashed surveyed 613 people across the United States.
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The Reason Gordon Ramsay's Headquarters Just Left California
When we think about the food in Texas, our minds go straight to Texas-style barbecue and Tex-Mex, not upscale British food. But that might soon change.
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