It's Basically Impossible To Overcook Mushrooms. Here's Why
Because of their structure and genetic makeup, mushrooms are extremely hard to mess up during the preparation phase. Here's why.
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The Real Difference Between Puff Pastry And Phyllo Dough
Pastry lovers everywhere know that there is a big difference between puff pastry and phyllo dough.
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This Alton Brown 'Culinary Truth' Is Hilariously Relatable
On May 16, Brown took to his Twitter account to tell the world his relatable feelings about a particular snack and how he feels about it.
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What Is The Difference Between Arrowroot And Cornstarch?
Starches, such as arrowroot, cornstarch, or flour, can be an easy way to turn a runny filling into something firmer. Here's all you should know about them.
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Guy Fieri's Wife Has To Stop Him From Buying Too Many Of These
When it comes to fruits and veggies in particular, there is one thing Fieri can't get enough of. So much so, his wife has to stop him.
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What You Never Knew About That Blueberry Pie Scene In 'Stand By Me'
If you have ever seen "Stand by Me," you surely remember the blueberry pie scene. However, Rob Reiner revealed he almost cut the segment. Here's why.
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The Hilarious Way One Person Dispensed Pizza Rolls From Their Freezer
Next time you buy pizza rolls, store them in your fridge's ice chamber for a genius hack that allows easy dispensing.
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How Are Sparkling Water And Mineral Water Different?
While they are both bubbly water, sparkling water and mineral water are made very differently. Here's the difference between sparkling and mineral water.
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Why Oat Milk Is Creamier Than Other Non-Dairy Milks
It's become so popular, Starbucks had an outage of oat milk this year. Here's why people rave about it and what makes it creamier than other non-dairy milks.
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What It Means If Your Mouth Tingles When You Eat Broccoli
Have you ever found yourself experiencing a slight tingly feeling in your mouth whenever you've eaten broccoli? Scientists have tracked down what it means.
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Alex Guarnaschelli's Favorite Spices Are Surprisingly Simple
Alex Guarnaschelli knows navigating the spice aisle can be intimidating. That's why Guarnaschelli shared the two spices she thinks are essential.
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How Boba Tea Sent Someone To The Hospital
Fans of boba tea, beware. This is why one person was sent to the hospital after having one too many of these popular drinks.
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Jolly Rancher Released An Interesting New Product, And It's Not Candy
Jolly Rancher's released a new product that has nothing to do with candy. Cherry Lemonade is now on shelves at Rutter's, but only for a limited time.
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What You Didn't Know About Jelly Belly's Candy Line For Athletes
You likely know Jelly Belly for its dozens of flavors. But did you know the brand also offers a special line of candies specifically designed for athletes?
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Who Really Invented The Sandwich?
Although the term "sandwich" may well have been coined in 1762, the history of the cuisine stretches back far further.
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The Shocking Reason This Restaurant: Impossible Contestant Was Arrested
Jeffrey McWilliams, who appears in the 2019 season of "Restaurant: Impossible," was arrested earlier this month with charges of second-degree murder and more.
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Signs That Your Boba Tea Tapioca Is Overcooked
The Chinese word QQ illustrates the importance of a properly cooked tapioca pearl. If you're trying your hand at making boba tea, here's what to watch for.
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The Challenge El Pollo Loco Holds Annually For Its Employees
Amidst everything chicken chain El Pollo Loco serves up on the regular, there was a public annual challenge that not many fans may know about.
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How The First Albertsons Was Different From Other Grocery Stores
Even from its conception in 1939, Albertson's wasn't your typical grocery store. It wasn't based on the traditional grocery model at the time, and it was huge!
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Redditors Think Chopped Needs To Make This Big Change
Some fans on Reddit believe there is a problem with the $10,000 cash prize doled out to winners of Food Network's "Chopped." Namely, it's not enough.
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The Guinness World Record Hershey's Holds
Sir Hugh Beaver, managing director of the Guinness Brewery, founded Guinness World Records in 1954. Today, Hershey's holds this sweet world record.
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Here's How Much The White House Chef Actually Makes
The White House Executive Chef must manage a team of chefs and kitchen workers, as well as choosing vibrant, but suitable menus. So how much does the chef earn?
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What Is Dulse And Why Does It Taste Like Bacon?
Consuming this lettuce-like seaweed is not a new idea; it was used by the Native Americans to help treat scurvy in European explorers in the New World.
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Does Room Temperature Really Make A Difference For Pie Crust?
We need to be careful with the temperatures of the ingredients with which we make baked goods like pie crusts, as this element can make or break the outcome.
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The Real Reason Your Water Tastes Like Metal
Despite living in a world chock full of technological advancements, countless U.S. citizens have access to tap water that tastes metallic. Here's why.
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Read This Before Using Beeswax Wrap
There are disadvantages to using beeswax wraps that you should know about before you decide to start using them. For one, beeswax wraps can be an expensive buy.
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You've Been Storing Lettuce Wrong This Whole Time
There's nothing better than biting into some crisp, fresh lettuce leaves; there's nothing more disappointing than lettuce that's just limp, soggy greens.
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