The Weird Way Dr Pepper Tried To Turn Itself Into A Winter Drink
Most of us probably think of soda as a cold beverage, but there was a time when Dr Pepper disagreed.
Read MoreMost of us probably think of soda as a cold beverage, but there was a time when Dr Pepper disagreed.
Read MoreWhen Giada De Laurentiis' everyday diet gets off track, she follows a three-day eating plan that resets her mind and body.
Read MoreWhen lunch rolls around, Williams tends to reach for some plant-based favorites, citing examples like bean burgers or bean burritos as items that top her list.
Read MoreNadia G, the salty-tongued comedian-cook has a signature, versatile ingredient many home cooks love.
Read MoreSo, what's the story behind the beverage that brought two of our favorite drinks together? Keep on reading to learn more about the untold truth of Twisted Tea.
Read MoreHealth issues from consuming such vast quantities of sugar plagued Will Ferrell throughout filming "Elf," but the actor was committed to bringing Buddy to life.
Read MoreIf looking at salt makes you see red, there might be an explanation other than anger.
Read MoreWhile fondue looks simple, there's much more to the creation, serving, and tasting of this meal than meets the eye.
Read MoreWhile Will Ferrell's Buddy in Elf appears to consume cotton balls during a doctor's visit, the actor ate this instead to achieve a similar appearance.
Read MoreA variety of reasons can get consumers ready to try novel plant-based ingredients. Enter vegan lox, your new favorite animal-free substitute for cured salmon.
Read MoreFor shrimp tempura rolls, a piece of fried shrimp tempura is part of the filling, usually with a thin slice of avocado and a crunchy vegetable, like cucumber.
Read MoreWhen shrimp are placed in a scalding hot environment, the crustacyanin protein chains on their surface loosen up, revealing a pinkish-red pigment.
Read MoreFans of the chain have been theorized that Taco Bell's logo references not just a bell, but a taco hanging out right before our very eyes. But is this true?
Read MoreIf you are ever having a bad day, just remember that every minute, 3,000 Oreos are made. But how do they do it? Here's an inside look at the process.
Read MoreWith hundreds or even thousands of crew members to feed, movie sets require a lot of food. Here's what happens to everything leftover.
Read MoreWhether you open a new stick of butter today or two weeks from today, its expiration date stays the same. However, that doesn't mean your butter won't spoil.
Read MoreConsumers might find that their beloved I Can't Believe It's Not Butter quickly turns to I Can't Believe It's Worse Than Butter -- and not just in taste.
Read MoreHooters waitresses deal with their fair share of obnoxious customers, but the tips can be really good. Here's the scoop on what it's like to work at Hooters.
Read MoreWhile we can all agree that french fries are a food given to us by the gods themselves, it turns out that the moniker may be a "geographical misnomer."
Read MorePeople love sourdough for its yeasty, crusty, tangy goodness — but they also eat it to enjoy some of its health benefits.
Read MoreGordon Ramsay is known for his culinary aptness, but according to some people his steak taco recipe is a bit questionable.
Read MoreSome items just don't belong in your kitchen sink drain. You might think it's an easy way to dispose of food products like flour in the moment.
Read MorePeople will tell you there are five flavors: sweet, bitter, salty, sour, and umami. The concept of umami is more difficult for people to put their finger on.
Read MoreHere's why one Twitter user has social media questioning the history of cheese.
Read MorePotatoes and tomatoes — the two key ingredients for French fries and ketchup — make up nearly half of the vegetables that Americans eat each year.
Read MoreCan you imagine Panda Express -- or Chinese-American cuisine, for that matter -- without orange chicken? Here's what to know about this bestselling dish.
Read MoreThe best way to clean your silicone baking mat isn't too difficult — all you really need is some type of gentle soap or a DIY cleaning solution.
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