The Untold Truth Of Erin French
The world can learn about chef and restaurateur Erin French through Magnolia Table's TV show "The Lost Kitchen," but there's much more to her unique story.
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Does Eating A Large Meal Before Bed Really Affect Your Sleep?
With so much of our health depending on getting seven to nine hours of sleep per night, it's important to eliminate any factors that prevent you from resting.
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This New Pill Could End The Need For Gluten-Free Food
New research out of Norway has developed a pill that may be able to prevent the inflammatory response in celiac patients when they eat gluten.
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The Surprising Tool You Can Use To Make Bad Beer Taste Better
Can beer and wine go bad after it's opened? Short answer: yes. But thankfully, this essential kitchen gadget can make your favorite spirits taste better.
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Andrew Zimmern Is So Embarrassed By This Story He Almost Refused To Share It
Andrew Zimmern didn't want to share the story to the point that he actually refused to divulge it at first.
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10 Best Substitutes For Coffee
Whether you're trying to cut down on your caffeine intake or save your wallet from frequent trips to Starbucks, here are the 10 best substitutes for coffee.
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The Dangerous Side Effect Of Eating Too Much Grilled Meat
Although grilling can be a healthy option when done right, the cooking method also reportedly hides a potentially dangerous side effect.
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Pilsner Vs Lager: What's The Difference?
The difference between a lager and a pilsner is almost nonexistent, but there is one unique quality that ultimately separates them.
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New Study Reveals Why Your Brain Chooses Junk Food Over More Nutritious Options
While many people often blame a lack of willpower for our failure to stick to healthy options, a new study reveals a different theory.
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You Should Consider Cooking With Vermouth Instead Of Wine. Here's Why
There are plenty of substitutes for cooking wine, and there are some people who think that you should consider swapping out your wine for vermouth.
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Why Some People Prefer Flagels To Bagels
Since the mid-1990s, a flattened bagel variation known as a "flagel" (a portmanteau of "flat" and "bagel" and pronounced as such) has been available at stores.
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These High-Protein Foods Got The Pioneer Woman Through Her Pre-Wedding Diet
When Ree Drummond hit a weight loss plateau, these were the high-protein foods that got The Pioneer Woman through her pre-wedding diet.
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The Surprising Connection Between Waffle House And The Founding Of Reddit
Although it's not totally accurate to say that Ohanian's change of course was inspired by Waffle House, the breakfast juggernaut nevertheless played a part.
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Is It Safe To Sous Vide Chicken?
All of this would seem to make perfect sense when it comes to steak, where precision is paramount. But is the sous vide technique safe for chicken?
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Why You Should Remove The Greens On Root Vegetables Right Away
Rather than just tossing a whole beet with greens into the fridge, it's important to cut off the greens and store them separately.
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The Real Reason Columbus, Ohio, Has So Many Fast-Food HQs
With companies such as White Castle and Wendy's making it home, there are a variety of reasons to choose Columbus, Ohio, for fast-food HQs.
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The Absurd Amount Of Calories In Heart Attack Grill's Octuple Bypass Burger
Within this house of big eats is found a very special type of burger dreamed up in the fat-soaked kitchens of the Heart Attack Grill: the Octuple Bypass Burger.
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What A Traditional English Wedding Cake Really Looks Like
On the surface, traditional English wedding cake looks like any other tiered, frosted dessert. But its rich history is rooted in spiced fruitcake.
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The Cookies Meghan Markle Served At Her First Baby Shower
The cookies Meghan Markle served at her first baby shower to celebrate the arrival of son Archie were simple but looked delicious.
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This Might Be The Worst Food To Sous Vide
There's no cooking method quite as effortless as the sous vide. Food experts agree it's the best way to achieve tender, juicy, evenly-cooked meat.
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The Surprising Health Benefits Of Butter
Butter has been making a comeback, as consumers are purchasing more of it than margarine and finding out about the surprising health benefits.
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Pharrell Williams Was Fired From This Fast-Food Chain Multiple Times Before Fame
During an appearance on "Late Night with Seth Meyers," Pharrell Williams addressed not only his success in the music industry, but also his humble beginnings.
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The Big Problem Dentists Have With Bottled Water
It turns out, there is one surprising area where drinking bottled water can negatively impact your health — your teeth.
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The Most Popular Movie Theater Snacks In China May Surprise You
While popcorn as a movie theater snack is popular across the U.S., it is highly uncommon to be found anywhere else in the world.
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This Is The Best Way To Store Bagels
We only want what's best for you and your bagels, so here are a few tips on how to keep them tasting fresh and delicious.
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The True Story Behind The Hard Rock Cafe Logo
The Hard Rock Cafe logo is as famous as the restaurant chain itself and was designed by an artist that created album covers for rock bands.
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This Simple Trick Makes Stuffed Crust Pizza A Snap
If you've ever wanted to recreate your favorite mozzarella-filled crust at home, you're in luck. Here's what you need to know.
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