What Is Jus Alpukat And How Do You Make It?
Although its name translates to "avocado juice," jus alpukat has a consistency that's much thicker and creamier than traditional juice.
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You Should Rethink The 1,200-Calorie Diet. Here's Why
The 1,200-calorie diet isn't some new, trendy weight loss scheme, but something many people are familiar with. Here is why you should reconsider it.
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1 In 3 People Thinks This Is The Best Bagel Flavor
Recently, Mashed asked 61,000 people worldwide about their favorite bagel flavor and the end results were quite telling.
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The Surprising Food Contest Amazon's New CEO Used To Host
Amazon's new CEO Andy Jassy once served as the emcee of a chicken-wing-eating contest notorious among Amazon employees.
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Chrissy Teigen Doesn't Care What You Think About Her Expensive Wine Mistake
The Twittersphere exploded when Chrissy Teigen told a story about being charged $13,000 for a bottle of wine that the waiter had recommended.
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Kix Cereal Is Better For You Than You Thought
There's a reason Kix is kid-tested and parent-approved. Here's why Kix cereal is better for you than you thought.
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This Surprising Pantry Staple Is About To Get A Lot More Expensive
A combination of hardships has befallen the canola industry, which means less canola to go around and higher prices for the stuff that's available.
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Future McDonald's Locations Will Look A Lot Different. Here's Why
McDonald's has just opened its first net-zero restaurant at Disney World in Buena Vista, Florida. Future McDonald's locations will look a lot different.
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43% Of People Say This Is Their Favorite Breakfast Food
Mashed polled 45,000 people worldwide to find out which dish is everyone's favorite breakfast food.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Eat High-Glycemic Vs Low-Glycemic Carbs
What happens to your body when you eat high-glycemic versus low-glycemic carbs? Here's the difference between these kinds of carbs.
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The Untold Truth Of Onion Rings
The onion ring is the underdog of the fast food sides world. Here is the untold truth of onion rings and their complicated origin.
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The Inventor Of Pop Rocks Created These Popular Products
We have food chemist William A. Mitchell to thank for Pop Rocks. But in the years before and after, Mitchell's work as a scientist led to some great inventions.
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The Difference Between Vanilla Powder And Vanilla Paste
There are many ways to get that rich vanilla flavor into things like dessert. But did you know you could use vanilla bean powder and vanilla bean paste?
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The Untold Truth Of Poutine
Some say poutine is the national dish of Canada. Others call it an artery-clogger. A Montreal restaurant offers a 15-pound poutine called 'The Heart Attack.'
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Survey: People Are Split On The Most Overrated Food And Drink Trend Of 2020
Though we couldn't fit in all the food trends of 2020, Mashed asked 656 people what the most overrated of these crazes was in a year of overrated crazes.
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Super Bowl 2021: Where To Get The Best Food Freebies And Deals
Super Bowl Sunday is a huge day for food and drinks. Here's where to get the best freebies and deals to celebrate Super Bowl game day.
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The Surprising Amount Of Time It Really Takes To Make Jägermeister
It took 20 years for Curt Mast to phase out vinegar production entirely and make room for producing his drink recipe, which turned out to be a winner.
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The Surprising Way Auntie Anne's Pretzel Dough Recipe Came To Be
What makes Auntie Anne's pretzels so tasty? The recipe for the beloved pretzels didn't come about in the way you might expect.
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The Real Reason You Should Avoid High Fructose Corn Syrup
As modern medical knowledge expands, sugar has been the target of a wealth of misconceptions — and a whole lotta hate. But perhaps no form of the sweet stuff is ostracized as much as high fructose corn syrup (HFCS). Here's why you should avoid it.
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The Real Difference Between Root Beer And Sarsaparilla
Sarsaparilla and root beer can both trace their origins to the early Americas, where Native Americans used the indigenous sarsaparilla and sassafras plants to create the distinctive beverages. Despite their shared history, they have key differences.
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Nutrition Expert Exposes The Cereals That Trick You Into Thinking They're Healthy
Jumpstart your morning with a cheery bowl of 'whole grain' cereal and you'll be kicking off the day with a nutritious bang, right? Not necessarily.
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Everything You Need To Know About Chipotle's New Burger Place
Did you know Chipotle makes burgers, too? Their new burger concept, Tasty Made is open, and there's lots to learn about it — including how it tastes.
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Why The McDonald's 'Chicken Pack' Has Everyone Talking
McDonald's has recently introduced a "chicken pack" that is packed with chicken. But, the contents aren't exactly the thing that has everyone talking
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Given A Choice, 13% Would Drink This One Soda For The Rest Of Their Lives
We asked Mashed readers which soda they would drink for the rest of their lives if given the choice. One of the most popular choices of soda may surprise you.
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30% Of People Couldn't Live Without This Classic Breakfast Food
According to a survey conducted by Mashed, about 30 percent of respondents couldn't live without one classic breakfast food.
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Queen Elizabeth II Refuses To Eat This Spice
Since some people want a glimpse into Queen Elizabeth's royal food, there can be much discussion over her favorite foods and the foods that she will not eat.
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Food Network Fans Won't Want To Miss This Discovery+ Deal
Food Network fans won't want to miss this discovery+ deal. With this new discovery+ offer, fans of Food Network can get a 30 percent discount.
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