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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Fudge Might Have Been Invented In Baltimore
Fudge has been an American staple since the 1800s, but its origins are a little murky. Food historians believe it originated in Baltimore, and here's why.
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Throw Your Almond Milk Away Immediately If You Notice This
Spoiled dairy milk presents with a sour smell and chunky consistency. Almond milk that has gone bad also has some telling signs and they may just surprise you.
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Why You Won't Be Able To Guess The Flavor Of Juicy Fruit Gum
Just like bubblegum, Juicy Fruit's flavor is hard to pin down. It tastes a little bit like a banana, but not quite. Here's why the flavor is so mysterious.
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The Reason Winnipeg Is Considered The Slurpee Capital Of The World
Winnipeg is known as the 7-Eleven Slurpee capital of the world, but what makes the city such a stand-out when it comes to the ice-cold beverage?
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The Jerry Lewis And Dean Martin Restaurant War You Never Knew About
Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin were the leading comedy duo of the 1950s, but things soured between them when they entered a restaurant war on the Sunset Strip.
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Why We Crave Crunchy Food, According To Science
There's a reason why you crave potato chips and pretzels, and it's not just because they're junk food. There is something about the sound that we just love.
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How Truck Drivers Helped Make Bob Evans A Success
There's always that one defining moment that transforms a small restaurant into a national chain, and for Bob Evans, that was its link with truck drivers.
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The Real Reason Your Freezer Doesn't Have A Light
The reason many freezers don't have a light is due to the cost-benefit principle, and the benefit of having a light in the refrigerator portion is much higher.
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Crown Royal Was Actually Invented For This Royal Couple
To commemorate the historic royal visit to Cenada, Samuel Bronfman, then President of Seagram's, decided to craft a whisky fit for royalty as a special gift.
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How Michael Symon Gets His Kitchen Staff To Respect Him
Being a temperamental chef doesn't appeal to everyone. On Twitter, one user asked Michael Symon how he gets respect in the kitchen without all the shouting.
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Twitter Can't Believe The Way Cardi B Cracks Eggs
Cardi B posted a video where she cracked an egg in a crazy way, and Twitter reacted. See Cardi's method and then learn the real way to crack an egg.
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This Was The First Western Fast Food Chain To Open In China
The fast-food industry rakes in billions of dollars a year and has been a global phenomenon for decades. But which restaurant chain expanded into Asia first?
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38% Believe This Brand Has The Worst Frozen Chicken
Mashed polled more than 600 people on what they believe is the worst brand of frozen chicken. Here's what more than ⅓ of respondents named their least favorite.
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Boston Market Isn't Actually Based In Boston
With a name like "Boston Market" you might assume that the eatery is based in Boston. But it turns out that the chain is actually based far from the east coast.
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How Dave & Buster's Made It Into The Guinness Book Of World Records
Dave & Buster's is known for its fun arcade games and delicious appetizers, but it also holds a record in the Guinness Book of World Records. Here's why.
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Is Starbucks Open On Christmas 2021?
Just because it's Christmas doesn't mean you won't need a caffeine fix - maybe even more so after waking up early to open presents. So, will Starbucks be open?
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This Ridiculously Caffeinated Sunkist Sent Someone To The Hospital
We all know that most sodas have caffeine in them, but what happens when that dose gets increased? Here's how a can of Sunkist sent someone to the hospital.
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How Gordon Ramsay Really Feels About Kale
"MasterChef" host Gordon Ramsay opened up about his feelings about kale, but you might not expect what he had to say about the popular leafy green.
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Whatever Happened To Banana Nut Cheerios?
Cheerios are as good for your heart as they are tasty, but not all of their flavors have lasting power. Here's why Banana Nut Cheerios is no longer available.
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This Simple Swap Makes Giada De Laurentiis' Chicken Marsala Dairy-Free
Chicken Marsala is delicious but uses a lot of butter. Giada de Laurentiis has a dairy-free spin on the dish that relies on one small tweak.
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The First Ketchup Recipes Didn't Use Tomatoes
When we think of ketchup we think of tomatoes, but that was not always the case. This historical ketchup has a very surprising main ingredient.
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What People With Peanut Allergies Should Know Before Eating At Chick-Fil-A
Chick-fil-A may be best known for tasty chicken sandwiches, but a lesser-known fact about the fast-food chain may be of interest to those with peanut allergies.
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The Christmas Breakfast Casserole Vanessa Lachey Makes Every Year
If it's Christmas morning, that means Vanessa Lachey is making her annual breakfast casserole for her family. Here's what's in it and how she puts it together.
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How A Snail Shortage Led To The Creation Of Oysters Rockefeller
Oysters Rockefeller is a storied recipe invented in a New Orleans kitchen circa 1899. You may be surprised to learn the role a snail shortage played.
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This Is The Best Way To Cut Onions Without Crying, According To Reddit
If you have tried every trick in the book to cut onions without crying but with no success, then it might be time to try this unusual Reddit hack.
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How To Tell If Your Cantaloupe Has Gone Bad
Like many fresh fruits and vegetables, cantaloupe can go bad quickly. Here's how to tell if it's still ripe and ready to eat or if it's gone bad.
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