How Lord Byron's 'Vinegar Diet' Harmed A Generation Of Artists
While diet culture and the inevitability of the next, wildest trend is not new to anyone, it's not often that we hear of diet fads from 19th century poets.
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Why Garum Could Be The Next Instagram Foodie Trend
While the world lacked this sauce for years, a rising generation of chefs have rediscovered garum and have started to incorporate the sauce into dishes.
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This Family-Owned Dairy Just Broke Their Own World Record For Longest String Cheese
The family that owns the Wisconsin's Weyauwega Star Dairy set a record when they worked with the town to create the longest chain of string cheese in the world.
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Don't Believe This Outlandish Monster Energy Drink Myth
Seemingly innocuous products come under the microscope of public scrutiny. One such example? Monster Energy Drinks and their supposed tie to Satanism.
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Who Remembers Fruit Wrinkles From The '80s?
Clearly fruit snacks have come a long way -- at least since the 1986 invention of Fruit Wrinkles, which pale in comparison to what's on the market today.
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The Truth About Wendy's Spicy Chicken Sandwich
The facts about Wendy's spicy chicken sandwich may just surprise you. Mashed did all the digging on this spicy crowd pleaser. Here's the truth about it.
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The Truth About Gluten-Free Diets
If you're curious about what gluten is and what it means to be on a gluten-free diet, let this be your all-encompassing guide.
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Bobby Flay Just Shared The Fitness Struggles That Come With Being A Chef
On an episode of his podcast Always Hungry, Bobby Flay shared the fitness struggles that come with being a chef and always around food.
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The Truth About Paras Shah From Chopped: Alton's Maniacal Baskets
In "Chopped: Alton's Maniacal Baskets," we'll see chefs like Paras Shah rise to the occasion. Before the show airs, get to know Shah.
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Great British Baking Show's Candice Brown Shared Her Mental Health Struggles
In interviews, cookbook author and "Great British Bake Off" contestant Candice Brown has chosen to be transparent about the struggles she's faced since 2020.
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The Heartwarming Reason This French McDonald's Was Taken Over By Employees
A McDonald's in Marseille, France was taken over by employees and converted into a food bank to help residents survive through the COVID-19 pandemic.
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What Is Culantro And What Does It Taste Like?
Before we get started here, let's clear one thing up: there is no typo in the headline of this piece. Yes, culantro with a "u" exists.
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The Reason Sichuan Peppercorns Were Once Banned In The US
In 1968, the USDA banned the import of Sichuan pepper. Why were these beloved mouth-numbing peppercorns once banned in America?
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Here's What Wolfgang Puck Really Eats In A Day
Though he's a world renowned chef, Wolfgang Puck doesn't always have time to make his own meals. Here's what he he eats in a day.
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How John Krasinski Feels About Your A Quiet Place II Snack Anxiety
Actor John Krasinski knows that it's hard to eat a snack during "A Quiet Place Part II" but there are some food options that will work.
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Everything You Need To Know About Doritos Solid Black
Doritos Solid Black isn't just about throwing money at the problem of racial injustice. This snack brand is also trying to get at the root of the problem.
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Stop Believing This Common Olive Oil Myth
We're here to set the record straight on this myth about olive oil that you can stop believing.
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What Is Coconut Flour And What Does It Taste Like?
Coconut flour is a great choice for non-gluten eaters but there's also other benefits to consider. Here's what it is and what it tastes like.
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The Coffee Machine Oprah Swears By
If it's Oprah-approved, it's got to be good. Here's the coffee machine the Queen of Talk swears by, and it's easy to get your hands on!
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Why You Should Keep A Quarter In Your Freezer
There's one thing you likely never considered keeping in the freezer that just might come in handy — a quarter.
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Can You Sous Vide Bone-In Meat?
You can sous vide almost any type of food, from veggies to meat. But when it comes to the latter, it can be tricky to know what will work.
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What Is Roselle Juice And What Does It Taste Like?
Roselle can be called red sorrel, Florida cranberry, or Jamaica sorrel. Its sour juice is often used to brew teas, both hot and cold.
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The Truth About Chashu
If you've ever had tonkotsu ramen, it probably came with a slice or two of chashu pork. Read on to learn what you might be missing about this Japanese favorite.
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The Most Popular Alcohol In The World Might Surprise You
Even though the popularity of alcohol is well documented, the most successful type of liquor in the world is relatively unheard of in the U.S.
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How Serving One Less Olive Per Salad Saved American Airlines $100,000
In marketing circles, there is the legend of the $100,000 olive. In the smallest details, great amounts of money can be found.
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Can You Use Ziploc Bags To Sous Vide?
If purchasing the sous vide circulator left you with nothing to spend on an actual vacuum-sealing machine, you're probably eyeing that drawerful of Ziploc bags.
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Barack Obama Credits This Pasta For His 2012 Success
Barack Obama enjoyed a pasta dish during his 2012 presidential campaign and credits it for his success. Okay, that might be a bit of an exaggeration.
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