Nigella Lawson Makes This Special Sauce Every Christmas
Leave it to Nigella Lawson to have a favorite Christmas dish - and she's sharing the details and the recipe with her followers on Twitter.
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How To Tell Whether You're Drinking Regular Coke Or Diet Coke
Spotting the difference between Coke and Diet Coke is no easy feat. But the good news is it's not totally impossible and doesn't require a taste test, either.
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The Reason Herbal Tea Isn't Really Tea
While herbal teas are generally considered just another variety of the popular drink, many will be surprised to learn that they are actually not teas at all.
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The Possible Reason Humans Started Eating Cheese
A new historical study of 7,000 years old pottery revealed that humans all the way back then appear to have made cheese and consumed it daily.
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10 Best Substitutes For White Pepper
Does your recipe call for white pepper, but you don't have it on hand? Here's what you can use in its place.
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How Bologna Has Affected The Design Of Antennas
Bologna is not only a cheap option for school lunches, but companies often use it to test antennas effects on the human body.
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Joey Chestnut Just Ate 17 Pounds Of This Popular Appetizer
Joey Chestnut has done it again! He recently won a contest where he down 17 pounds, 1.6 ounces of this popular appetizer in just 10 minutes.
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The Rarest M&M Color May Surprise You
If you've ever wondered what the rarest color of M&Ms is in each bag, you're not alone. One company dug into the research and found out the answer.
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26% Think This Brand Has The Worst Frozen Waffles
Not all frozen waffles are created equal. Mashed polled more than 600 people across the U.S. to find out which are worth buying and which you should skip.
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What Is Halva And What Does It Taste Like?
Halva is one of the most ancient and unprocessed types of candy you can find. Here's what goes into this rich yet delicate sesame-based treat.
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The Real Reason Soda Is Sold By The Liter
Have you ever wondered why we use the metric system and sell soda by the liter? It might feel random, but there was a good reason for the switch.
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The Untold Truth Of Charlie Palmer Steak
Charlie Palmer Steak has built a reputation as one of NYC's best places for beef, and throughout its history, the restaurant has broken the steakhouse mold.
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The Chicago Deli Former Presidents Love To Visit
In the Chicago food scene, there are plenty of options to get your comfort food fix. One deli stands out and even attracts former presidents with its fare.
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Why Snacks Weren't Allowed In Early Movie Theaters
Purchasing snacks from the concession stand is vital to many movie theater experiences, but food wasn't allowed in early cinemas. The reason might surprise you.
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The Real Reason Boston Market Changed Its Name
Boston Market, the restaurant chain that focuses on home-style dishes, used to go by a different name. The real reason for the change makes a lot of sense.
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Behind-The-Scene Secrets Revealed By Aldi's Employee
Here's what Aldi employees say it's really like to work for the beloved chain.
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What Really Happens When You Eat Old Mushrooms
It can be hard to know when it's time to throw away a vegetable. Here's what happens when you eat old mushrooms, and how to avoid getting sick.
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The Reason Noodles & Company Chose To Focus On Noodles
Have you ever wondered why Noodles & Company decided to focus on noodles, specifically? Why not sandwiches, burgers, or soups? Here's the reason why.
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Here's What Louise Brooks Liked To Eat For Breakfast
Legendary silent movie star Louise Brooks liked to eat quite an unorthodox breakfast. See what she ate instead of the traditional toast and eggs.
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This May Be The Reason Swans Aren't Commonly Eaten
You've probably never eaten swan. The reason isn't their beautiful stature or their taste. The reason swans aren't commonly eaten may go back to medieval law.
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Why The Origin Of Cotton Candy Is So Surprising
You might think that cotton candy was invented by a confectioner, but that's not entirely true. You'll never guess who came up with the sweet treat.
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The Real Reason Hangovers Cause Greasy Food Cravings
If you've ever suffered a hangover, you've probably craved a nice greasy meal afterwards. There's actually science behind craving greasy foods after drinking.
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The Truth About Jürgen Krauss From The Great British Baking Show: Season 12
When Jürgen Krauss was voted off "The Great British Baking Show" this season, fans were crushed. Here's the truths we learned about him and his many talents.
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Hank Aaron Was A Franchisee For These 4 Fast Food Chains
Baseball legend Hank Aaron was not only an iconic athlete but also a successful businessman. He was a franchisee for these four fast-food chains.
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10 Best Substitutes For Brandy
If you're planning a recipe that calls for brandy but don't have any on hand, there are at least 10 other ingredients you can substitute for the sweet liquor.
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Why Are So Few Foods Naturally Blue?
When you look at blueberries closely, they're actually more purple than blue. So why are so few foods a "true" blue? It has something to do with efficiency.
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The Secret History Of The First McDonald's
Depending on who you ask, the first McDonald's was either in California or Illinois. We're digging into the fast food giant's origin story.
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