Why The Lucky Charms Mascot Was Replaced On Boxes Of Cereal In 1975
Though it may be hard to imagine, Lucky the Leprechaun wasn't always gracing the front of that red Lucky Charms box. Here's why he was briefly replaced in 1975.
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The Real Reason Tonka Beans Are Illegal In The US
Tonka beans are great on everything from ice cream to pastries, but they're illegal in the United States. So why is this celebrity-chef-approved item banned?
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Read This Before Using Expired Cake Mix
Expired cake mix might seem pretty harmless. After all, it doesn't rot or smell like other food might past its prime. But here's what to know before using it.
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The Untold Truth Of Meat Raffles
Meat raffles are an underrated tradition that's earning a new generation of fans. We dive deep into the history of this unique form of meat-based gambling.
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Throw Your Fruit Away Immediately If You Notice This
Expiration dates are usually too conservative, but fruits don't typically come with any. So throw your fruit away immediately if you notice this.
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What You're Really Eating When You Order Subway's Veggie Patty
Fans of Subway who happen to be vegetarians have a great option in the Veggie Patty. Find out what's inside for the next time you order a vegetarian sub.
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We Tried Goose Island's Proprietor's Bourbon County Stout. Here's How It Went
If you have a thirst for a rare, highly exclusive barrel-aged beer, here's what you should know about the 2021 Goose Island Proprietor's Bourbon County Stout.
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These Are The Only States That Don't Have A Panera
It's hard to imagine driving through town and not seeing a familiar Panera Bread sign in the distance. But these states don't have a Panera location.
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Here's How Long Infused Olive Oil Really Lasts
There's only so much time until infused olive oil becomes less than ideal; so it's important to know to save you from dunking bread into a pool of rancid oil.
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The Real Reason Panera Bread And Au Bon Pain Are So Similar
If you got a sense of deja vu when walking into a Panera Bread or Au Bon Pain, there's an explanation for that. There is a good reason why they're so similar.
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Throw Your Packaged Frozen Fish Away Immediately If You Notice This
Frozen fish can last months in your freezer, but how long is too long? Not all frozen fish is safe to eat, and you should toss it if you notice this one thing.
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How Coffee Helped Win The Civil War
If it weren't for coffee, it could be that the United States would look very different now. Here's how this brew may have helped the Union to win the Civil War.
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You'll Never Guess Rachael Ray's First Food Job
Today, Rachael Ray is food royalty. But her first food job wasn't as glamorous as her current life. You'll never guess her first job in the food industry.
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The Best 15 Tequilas For Margaritas
While every margarita ingredient is important, the tequila can make or break your recipe. These are the best tequilas for making margaritas.
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There's Actually Some Truth To This Hot Drink Belief
Has anyone ever told you to drink a hot beverage to cool down when it's hot outside? It might sound counterintuitive, but there's apparently some truth to it.
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The Untold Truth Of Food Network Host Valerie Bertinelli
You might think you know Valerie Bertinelli, but there's more to the Food Network star than meets the eye. Here's the untold truth of Valerie Bertinelli.
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The Truth About Sous Vide Steak
Sous vide supposedly gives you perfectly-cooked meat every time, but is it too good to be true? Here's everything you need to know about sous vide steak.
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Canada's Trick To Avoiding Maple Syrup Shortages
What's a country like Canada to do when production of maple syrup, one of its most famous exports, falls short?
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What Is Japanese Fish Cake And How Is It Eaten?
Narutomaki is probably the most well-known of Japanese fish cakes, but there are more to learn about, plus a ton of other interesting facts. Let's dive in!
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The Surprising Number Of Years San Pellegrino Water Is Filtered For
San Pellegrino is like the Cadillac of carbonated waters, and for a good reason. You will never guess the numbers of years San Pellegrino is filtered for.
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How Army Mess Hall Cooking Led To The Creation Of Stubb's BBQ Sauce
Stubb's Legendary Bar-B-Q Sauce is a dependable staple we reach for time and again. The sauce's origins in an army mess hall may surprise you.
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Padma Lakshmi Would Want This To Be Her Last Meal
Padma Lakshmi opened up about what she would eat as her last meal. The delicious spread of comforting foods she described will leave your mouth watering.
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What Is Chess Pie And What Does It Taste Like?
Though it may not be as popular as cherry or apple pie, chess pie is a beloved staple in Southern cuisine and is catching on across the U.S.
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Padma Lakshmi Uses This Cranberry Drink To Reset After The Holidays
Padma Lakshmi knows holiday feasts can make us tired. She's developed a post-holiday detox drink that helps reset her system after all that celebration.
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Don't Believe This Boba Tea Cancer Myth
There have been recent murmurings that there may be negative side effects associated with consuming boba tea, also known as bubble tea.
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This Study Might Have You Swearing Off Processed Foods Forever
There's a new study that will not only confirm those suspicions but actually make you think twice before putting any more processed foods in your body.
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Ube Vs. Taro: What's The Difference?
If you've ever slurped taro boba or shoveled spoonfuls of ube halo-halo without knowing the difference, you're in for a treat. Ube and taro are quite different.
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