Don't Believe This Myth About McDonald's Apple Pie
Myths have been circulating for decades that McDonald's apple pies are filled with everything from pears to crackers. Here's the truth.
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Here's What Happens When You Drink Smoothies Every Day
As long as you're hungry and have access to a blender, you can enjoy a fresh and frosty smoothie any time you choose. The question is...should you?
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Why You Need To Eat More Carrots
Many people don't eat enough vegetables. But one you should certainly eat more of is the carrot, which has been characterized as "the perfect health food."
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The Surprising Location Of America's Oldest Operating Chinese Restaurant
If you try to guess where the oldest operating Chinese restaurant in the United States is located, you might think of Chinatown in New York. But that's not it.
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The Untold Truth Of Reveillon, The Over-The-Top New Orleans Holiday Feast
Nineteenth-century French immigrants brought the tradition of Réveillon to that French-est of U.S. cities, New Orleans.
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Why You Should Avoid Eating Pizza Before Going To Sleep
One thing that can disrupt our sleep is the food we consume before heading off to the land of Nod. One of the worst culprits is pizza.
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Walmart Will Be Trying Out This Futuristic Delivery Method In 2021
Walmart says it's ready to use driverless trucks to make deliveries as early as next year and that it's working with a startup to do it.
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The Real Reason Some McDonald's Are Putting Cameras In Their Dumpsters
McDonald's has joined other corporate giants like Nordstrom by putting cameras in their dumpsters and the reason couldn't be more awesome.
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What Rudy Giuliani Eats In A Day
What, exactly, will be on tonight's table in the Rudy Giuliani household? We sniffed out some inside info about what he does (and does not) like to eat.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Their Refrigerator
Using a refrigerator seems simple enough, right? Nope, there are plenty of mistakes to make that could jeopardize the appliance, your food, and your health.
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The Untold Truth Of The Brothers Who Started Aldi
Aldi was the brainchild of two brothers: Theo and Karl Albrecht. These super-secretive billionaires started from humble beginnings.
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The Real Reason There Are Health Concerns Surrounding Coke Zero
One might assume that Coca-Cola dodged a sugary bullet with Coke Zero, but concerns about sugar substitutes had people sounding alarm bells.
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The Reason Curry Is Considered A Western Food In Japan
If you're a big fan of Indian makhanis and Thai curries, the taste and mouthfeel of a Japanese curry may give you some pause for thought.
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The Real Reason Oreo Keeps Releasing New Flavors
Oreos have moved beyond the horizon it has inhabited for decades and blessed us with 65 new flavors — some only available in specific markets
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You've Been Making Gazpacho Wrong This Whole Time
Quickly prepared and served chilled, gazpacho is a simple, inexpensive soup made of basic ingredients. So why is it so easy to screw up?
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Here's How Ganache Is Different From Regular Frosting
While ganache is used as a filling for truffles and other sweets, it's also used as a frosting for cakes — but frosting and ganache are not one and the same.
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Here's What Happens When You Eat Quinoa Every Day
We spoke to Elizabeth Klingbeil, an assistant professor of Nutrition at Rhode Island's Johnson and Wales University, to get her opinion on this ancient grain.
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What Vegetarians Should Know About Jell-O
If you're a vegetarian or vegan, you should definitely know what goes into Jell-O, because it'll probably change your mind about that box on your shelf.
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Why Thomas Jefferson Is Credited With Bringing French Fries To The U.S.
Thomas Jefferson was an important figure in U.S. history. He also did another thing that has had a lasting impact: introduced the country to french fries.
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What Is Celeriac And What Does It Taste Like?
The average person knows about celery, but what about celeriac? Celeriac is also known as celery root, turnip-rooted celery, and knob celery.
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Natural Substitutes You Can Use For Artificial Food Coloring
Though you can't control how commercially-processed food is made, there are a variety of natural substitutes for artificial food coloring you can make at home.
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The Untold Truth Of Donuts
There are so many different types of donuts that you could travel all 50 states, spend years traveling the world, and still find yourself discovering new types.
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Everything You Need To Know About Whole Foods' Updated Mask Policy
If your condition makes it difficult to wear a mask, Whole Foods customers will need to have a face shield, or take part in a medical screening procedure first.
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What Is A Bap And How Is It Different From A Burger Bun?
One of Great Britain's most notable bread rolls is the bap. You may have noticed that they look like hamburger buns. Are baps actually burger buns?
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The Sneaky Way Nathan's Famous Got People To Eat More Hot Dogs
Nobody's going to reasonably claim that hot dogs are good for you. In fact, the American Cancer Society will tell you they cause cancer.
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The Reason People Believe Breakfast Is The Most Important Meal Of The Day
We've all been told that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. But people didn't always talk about breakfast that way.
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Foods You Wouldn't Recognize In Their Natural State
If you saw any of these foods in their natural form, you'd more than likely be completely unable to recognize them.
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