The Truth About Reddit's Infamous '2AM Chili' Recipe
The infamous 2AM chili recipe was an instant hit when it was posted on Reddit nine years ago. Here's the truth about it and its secret ingredient.
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Yolanda Gampp's Holiday Cake Tradition
When you can bake anything, what kind of cake do you bake during the holidays? Lucky for us, Yolanda Gampp was kind enough to share an answer to this question.
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Nut Butters Are More Nutritious Than You Thought
Next time you want to enjoy some cashew butter or pistachio butter, there's no need to feel guilt. They are more nutritious than you thought.
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The Amount Of Beef Required In Salisbury Steak By The USDA Might Surprise You
To be sold as a Salisbury steak in the first place, the product has to contain the requisite amount of beef according to USDA standards.
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This '70s Diet Required Followers To Eat Cookies
It sounds too good to be true - this '70s diet required followers to eat cookies. Here's how it works and why it's still around today.
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Why Sourdough Bread Might Not Ruin Your Gluten-Free Diet
Gluten-free eaters, good news! There's reason to believe sourdough bread might not ruin your diet after all. Here's why.
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Don't Believe This Myth About MSG
There's an age-old tale that American Chinese food contains MSG, and MSG is the cause of everything bad -- headaches, asthma, brain damage, you name it.
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This Is Alton Brown's Favorite Gin Company
"Good Eats" host Alton Brown shared some pretty easy and satisfying recipes with his fan base during episodes of his homemade "Quarantine Qitchen" show.
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Whatever Happened To Yogos?
Kellogg's brand Yogos were a blast, and part of the charm was that no one ever seemed to be 100% confident in what they were eating.
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The Chick-Fil-A Menu Used To Look A Lot Different
There is much more on offer at Chick-fil-A than poultry. The Chick-fil-A menu is the largest in its sector. But history tells us that wasn't always the case.
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The Best Way To Cure A Hangover, According To Bartenders
Who can we trust to give us the facts when it comes to battling hangovers? It makes sense to start with bartenders. But take this advice with a grain of salt.
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The Truth About Gordon Ramsay's 'Feud' With Miss Piggy
It's always a bit awkward for the group when two beloved friends have a falling out. Even more awkward is when it happens in a public forum like Twitter.
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Heineken And Incogmeato Are Teaming Up To Prevent FOMO This July 4
People who have to clock in on July 4 will no longer have to feel left out of the celebrations, thanks to a new partnership by Heineken and MorningStar Farms.
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Why TikTok's Viral 'Mini Egg' Hack Might Not Be A Good Idea
TikTok's mini eggs hack caught on not only because they're cute and toddler-sized, but also because they're easy to make and convenient, especially for moms.
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How Anthony Bourdain Really Felt About The Food Network
Anyone with even a passing familiarity with Anthony Bourdain knows he had a rather disdainful view of the Food Network and those who appeared on it. But why?
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The Possible Health Benefits Of Drinking Rum
There are some rum varieties that have sparked debate on whether or not the drink itself is actually good for you. Let's investigate some of the reasons why.
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What Is Miso And What Does It Taste Like?
Miso is a traditional Japanese seasoning produced through the fermentation of rice, barley, or soybeans. But what is it really all about, and how does it taste?
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The Special Shamrock Shake Straw You Never Knew About
Though it would be nice to have a fully functional McFlurry straw, McDonald's instead decided to focus their innovative efforts on the Shamrock Shake.
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Why The Fat On Your Steak Is So Important
When it comes to cooking, it's the marbling -- the meat's amounts of fat -- that can predict how moist, flavorful, and downright succulent your steak will be.
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What Ever Happened To McDonald's Halloween Buckets?
While trick-or-treating remains popular, Halloween's list of required equipment has changed. For instance, whatever happened to the McDonald's Halloween bucket?
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10 Best Substitutes For Parmesan Cheese
If you don't have any parmesan on hand or are looking for a vegan swap, these are the best substitutes to capture the nutty, gritty flavor of parmesan.
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The Truth About Proffee
Proffee combines your favorite protein shake with your choice of coffee to achieve a tasty drink that is protein-packed and caffeine-filled.
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What Happened When Jamie Oliver Offered To Cater The Royal Wedding
Despite being as popular and well-known as he is, Jamie Oliver hasn't always been appreciated. In fact, he's even been snubbed -- and royally so.
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Why Wax Is Used In Food Commercials
The reason the food in commercials looks so good is because the team behind the commercial uses special methods of altering the food.
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Iliza Shlesinger Thinks You Should Eat This Meal When Watching Good On Paper
Iliza Shlesinger believes no movie-watching experience is complete without a meal. Not just any meal, but one made up of the food eaten in the movie.
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The Impossible Burger Rumor You Shouldn't Believe
Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods were the focus of a social media firestorm, claiming that their meat substitutes mimicked another food.
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Why People Are Praising This 'Bartender Everyone Needs'
Max Gutierrez, a bartender in Florida, is being praised for looking out for two women patrons.
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