Read This Before Throwing Away Your Banana Peels
Next time you find yourself looking for the nearest garbage, catch yourself -- here's how leftover banana peels can help soothe your skin, among other uses.
Read MoreNext time you find yourself looking for the nearest garbage, catch yourself -- here's how leftover banana peels can help soothe your skin, among other uses.
Read MoreIncreasingly, shoppers tend to identify almonds with butters, flours, soaps, milks, shampoos, and desserts. This versatile ingredient can find a home anywhere.
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Read MorePer CBS Watch Magazine, Misha Collins has a few kitchen staples that he simply cannot do without — but one thing, in particular, is a sure sign he's happy.
Read MoreGiada De Laurentiis is a seasoned television celebrity. However, there was one time when a particular guest segment on "The Ellen Show" turned quite awkward.
Read MoreWhen it comes to American-made miso, celebrity chef and restaurateur David Chang isn't its biggest fan.
Read MoreA viral TikTok has ignited a familiar debate about the discrepancies between Japanese and American culinary cultures.
Read MoreOne issue that arises -- literally -- when preparing stews and sauces is the layer of fat that appears on the surface of the dish. Here's how to skim it.
Read MoreAs if weddings weren't stressful enough, in 2003, Food Network host Giada De Laurentiis decided to make dessert for her own. Here's what she baked.
Read MoreFind out how mumbo sauce, a sweet, sticky, and tangy DC-area chicken wing sauce, came about.
Read MoreMisha Collins's daughter got to have the breakfast of her dreams.
Read MoreThe Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will soon increase benefits by "more than 25% from pre-pandemic levels." Here are the details.
Read MoreA TikTok video is claiming that soda tab shapes have specific meanings. Don't fall for this school myth, which dates back to the '90s.
Read MoreCracker Barrel offers customers a place of rustic charm and hot homemade meals alongside a helping of delicious buttermilk biscuits.
Read MoreAndrew Zimmern likes to order a dish that will get you thinking about the holidays and how to use up those leftovers we all love.
Read MoreWhen you go to Caribou Coffee, you never expect to have your bank card compromised, but this exact incident occurred in December 2018.
Read MoreChicken Salad Chick has eschewed the common fast food trappings of burgers and fries. You won't even find a deep fryer at this popular Southern lunchtime chain.
Read MoreNot only are avocados delicious but their leaves, known as hojas de aguacate, are tasty too and impart a unique seasoning in Mexican dishes.
Read MoreThe CEO of Coca-Cola, James Quincey, who is known to be a major fan of Coke Zero, has quite a few zeroes in his paycheck.
Read MoreThere is one lesser-known food festival dedicated to an unusual food item. Get all the details on Switzerland's Onion Market.
Read MoreEddie Huang made headlines last August for a reason not related to Fresh Off the Boat: his decision to become a vegan, as noted by HuffPost. Huang announced his new lifestyle change on Instagram, gaining widespread attention from his fans, advocates of plant-based diets, and the media.
Read MoreWith a flavor profile almost like a mix between pesto, chimichurri, and salsa verde, chermoula is a piquant, spicy green sauce that hails from Northern Africa.
Read MoreConventional wines are made using additives and chemicals in the vineyard and winery, whereas natural wines require less intervention. Here are the details.
Read MoreWith a jaunty, friendly personality, an arsenal of cooking tools, and a love for media, Andrew Rea has spent nearly five years whipping up dishes online.
Read MoreParsley is one of the most versatile herbs in the culinary world, with its uses ranging from a simple fancy flourish on your prime rib to dusting a soup.
Read MoreThe world's airlines are taking off again, after the COVID-19 crisis almost completely stalled their business. Returning passengers may want a glass of Chablis, or a double bloody mary, to calm the usual flight jitters and ease their nerves. Fliers might get a tall glass of disappointment.
Read MoreFrom food quality to consistency, here's the truth about how restaurants earn a Michelin star, from Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the guides.
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