The Surprising Truth About Paul Hollywood's First Attempt At Selling Bread
Baking was the family's business for Paul Hollywood as he grew up, something that influenced his decision to pursue a career in the food industry.
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Why Duck Eggs From This Chinese County Often Have Two Yolks
Finding a salted duck egg with two yolks feels like finding buried treasure, but one Chinese county has found the perfect way to make this happen more often.
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You Should Never Serve Hot Dogs This Way To Young Kids
Hot dogs are among the kid-friendliest of foods -- as long as you're talking about older kids. Hot dogs, for the younger ones, can be downright dangerous.
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How Much Alcohol Is In Truly Hard Seltzer?
Hard seltzers can be an interesting alternative to beer and wine. It turns out, cans of Truly hard seltzer contain the same amount of alcohol as a beer.
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Nutritionist Weighs In On Dollar Tree's $1 Steaks
Dollar Tree's $1 steaks may seem like a bargain, but are they nutritious? Registered dietician Sue Heikkinen explained the truth about Dollar Tree ribeyes.
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The Strange Reason McDonald's Was Sued Over Its Cheese
Cheese has made an appearance in a legal drama, featuring McDonald's at its heart. Here's what happened with the fast food outlet in this lawsuit.
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The Real Reason You Can't Order Sprouts From Jimmy John's Anymore
The real reason you can't order sprouts from Jimmy John's anymore? It all has to do with a random lawsuit and an E. coli outbreak.
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This Applebee's Dish Changed Maneet Chauhan's Cooking Forever
Sometimes celebrity chefs are just like us. Take Maneet Chauhan. This simple Applebee's dish is one that changed her cooking forever.
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Your Kitchen Should Be Arranged In This Shape, According To The Pioneer Woman
Ree Drummond, a.k.a The Pioneer Woman, says the key to success with kitchen organization is making sure your layout follows a work triangle.
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This Is How Mountain Dew Gets Its Color
The sheer unnaturalness of Mountain Dew's colors prompt skepticism at best and rumors of testicular shrinkage and sterility at its most famously worst.
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Everything You Need To Know About Rice-Based Beers
Most beers are made with hops, barley or malt, yeast, and water. However, traditional Japanese lagers like Sapporo and Asahi are also made with rice.
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This British Staple Was Jane Austen's Favorite Snack
A letter Jane Austen wrote to her sister about a visit with one of her friends has revealed one of the famous author's favorite snacks.
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Use This Rule For The Perfectly Melty Cheese Sauce
This is the best way to make melty cheese sauce.
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The Weight Of The Largest Snickers Bar May Surprise You
Snickers' giant candy bar broke world records.
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Are Chorizo And Sausage Different?
They look alike and taste alike so are chorizo and sausage actually different? Here's what sets them apart and how you can best enjoy chorizo.
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The Patrick Mahomes Cereal You Never Knew About
Hy-Vee grocery store created an exclusive Patrick Mahomes cereal that you could only buy if you lived in one of the eight states that Hy-Vee calls home.
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Everything You Need To Know About Basting
Is basting really worth all of the effort? Here's a look at what basting is, how to do it properly, and if it actually is effective at keeping your meat moist.
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The Flamin' Hot Cheetos Origin Story That Frito-Lay Called A Myth
Flamin' Hot Cheetos were actually invented by Lynne Greenfeld, not Richard Montañez, Frito-Lay records show.
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Eating This Type Of Fruit Each Day Can Make A Big Health Difference
While an apple a day is the fan-favorite fruit rhyme, another fruit has been shown to have some pretty major health benefits to rival everyone's go-to.
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What Is Mantou And How Do You Use It?
Classic mantou is simple and made of yeast, flour, salt, sugar, and water. Today, mantou can be found across Asia and is served plain or stuffed as bao.
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Everything You Need To Know About Smoking Cocktails
An easy way to take your cocktails to the next level is by smoking them. Here's how to do it.
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The Real Reason Jack In The Box Nearly Went Bankrupt
Even though Jack in the Box has suffered crises, including economic misfortune in the 1970s, it had a bigger disaster that nearly led to bankruptcy.
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The Untold Truth Of Kix Cereal
Kix was the first puffed corn cereal. The General Mills cereal from 1937 has less sugar than other kids' cereals. Its slogan is "Kid-tested. Parent-approved."
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Never Break This Fish Defrosting Rule
If you get home from the grocery store and need to defrost your fish, but aren't sure what the best method is, we have you covered.
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The Untold Truth Of World Peace Cookies
Have you ever heard of World Peace cookies? It's a lofty name for a little dessert, isn't it? These cookies took the internet by storm in the early aughts.
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Here's Where Nigella Lawson Really Learned To Cook
Hailed as the home cook hero, Nigella Lawson doesn't tout any fancy culinary training. Instead, this is where she really learned to cook.
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Paul Hollywood's Surprising Hobby
Paul Hollywood fancies a sport that conjures up images of vacationing on the French Riveria, or at the very least, playing with our favorite childhood toys.
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