What Is A Pink Squirrel And Where Was It Invented?
One of the most recognizable — and arguably one of the most eye-catching — vintage cocktails of all time is the Pink Squirrel. Here's what to know about it.
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Candies That Were Banned In The United States
These candies have been banned from the United States for one reason or another. We'll leave it up to you to decide whether or not the ban in question was just.
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The Untold Truth Of Burger Chef
In its heyday, Burger Chef had a loyal fanbase and rivaled McDonald's. Then it disappeared forever. Let's take a look at the rise and fall of Burger Chef.
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This NYC Restaurant Is The Reason Crème Brûlée Became Popular
Whatever its culinary roots, crème brûlée eventually made its way to the New World, where it was found on the table in Thomas Jefferson's White House.
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Don't Eat Cicadas If You Have This Common Food Allergy
If you want to get your hands on some deep-fried cicadas but have a certain type of allergy, you specifically need to play it safe.
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What You Should Know Before Taking Another Sip Of Rum
What exactly is rum made out of? How did it end up one of the most popular spirits on the market? Mashed dove in to take a closer look.
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False Facts About Candy You Always Thought Were True
You've probably fallen prey to some of these "facts" about candy that are actually complete myths.
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The Truth About Trader Joe's Two Buck Chuck
Ever tried Two Buck Chuck? How much do you really know about your favorite $2 bottle of vino from Trader Joe's?
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Everything You Should Know About The HoneyBaked Ham Company
If you're thinking of having a HoneyBaked ham on your table, we've got you covered. Here's everything you need to know about the HoneyBaked Ham Company.
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Sneaky Ways Movie Theaters Get You To Buy More Food
There are several methods movie theaters use to get you to buy more food, starting from the moment you walk through the door. These are the most popular tricks.
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The Real Reason You Don't See These Food Mascots Anymore
Food mascots were once one of the most effective marketing gimmicks. Here's a look at retired food mascots and the reason you don't see them anymore.
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How Thomas Jefferson Helped Popularize Macaroni Pasta In The US
Jefferson's love for macaroni, a term he used to describe all pasta in general, began during a trip to Naples. Here's how he popularized it in the U.S.
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What You Need To Know Before You Drink Kombucha
It's the trendy thing to do, pick up a bottle of kombucha, but there are some things you should know before you partake in this mystic drink.
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The Untold Truth Of Baked In Vermont
It's no wonder that Gesine Bullock-Prado chose Vermont as the headquarters for her baking school, Sugar Glider Kitchen, and the setting for "Baked in Vermont."
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What Is Cellulose And Why Is It In Cheese?
If you've eaten shredded cheese or ice cream, you've almost certainly eaten cellulose. Here's what it is and what it's used in.
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What Is A Bouquet Garni And How Is It Used?
From flavoring stocks to imbuing soups, stews, and braised meats with herbaceous flavor, a bouquet garni is a multi-purpose culinary tool of sorts.
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This Is MLB Player Francisco Lindor's Favorite Meal
It's no wonder Francisco Lindor has been nicknamed "Mr. Smile," The shortstop's dish of choice is a special, homemade lasagna his mother makes for him.
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You May Be Disappointed With Your McFlurry In Australia. Here's Why
McDonald's Australia never has the issue of broken ice cream machines or McFLurry makers and the reason may surprise and disappoint you.
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Why You Should Never Buy Milk From The Dollar Store
With dollar stores offering so many products for so cheap, it's no wonder why they've become such giants in the retail market.
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Martha Stewart's Rule For Making An Amazing Cocktail
Martha Stewart uses this ingredient to create a delicious alcoholic beverage
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The Unusual Cake Sylvia Plath Loved To Eat
Many Plath superfans have mused about the origins and flavors of her very interesting, oft-mentioned cake she liked to eat. Here's what it consisted of.
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This Unexpected Vegetable Pairs Perfectly With Cheetos
It turns out that Cheetos are more than just a guilty pleasure. The cheesy bite in all its varieties can not only be a garnish, but a sophisticated one at that.
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This Popular Natural Soap Brand Just Announced Its Own Line Of Chocolate
In a twist few could have anticipated, Dr. Bronner's has rolled out a new line of chocolate that continues to preach the soap company's unique worldview.
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Don't Believe This Myth About Drinking Alcohol Before Bed
There are those who suggest a quick nightcap to induce sleep quickly and painlessly. But that might be a terrible idea for those struggling with sleep problems.
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The College Dorm Cooking Method Ina Garten Swears By
Ina Garten thinks every college student should have this simple cooking tool.
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Here's What A Dance Party Hosted By Ina Garten Would Sound Like
Ina Garten has decided to treat her fans to a Spotify playlist, appropriately titled "Ina's Dance Party," in which she shared some of her favorite tunes.
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10 Best Substitutes For Cream Of Tartar
Cream of tartar can stabilize egg whites and add lift to your baked goods. Luckily, there are amazing and effective cream of tartar substitutes if you run out.
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