The Truth About Japanese Katsu
Japanese katsu, a fried meat cutlet, is the epitome of Japanese comfort food. Beloved by children and adults alike, the dish is popular across all walks of life in Japan.
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The Most Searched Recipes On The Internet Might Not Be What You Expect
Residents in most states are under orders to stay home as much as possible, so people are left to their own devices when it comes to meals, and Google has reported a surge in recipe searches. The results are not what you would expect -- at least not in ordinary times.
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This Is What Tequila Is Actually Made From
In the same way that Scotland is known for its whiskey and Jamaica is synonymous with rum, Mexico has a reputation for tequila, a distilled spirit enjoyed around the world often in a margarita or with salt and a lime slice. What is it actually made from?
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The Real Reason The U.S. Might Be Facing A Meat Shortage
Due to COVID-19, a major pork processing facility in South Dakota closed. Food industry experts didn't expect a meat shortage, but this eventually changed.
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The Difference Between The Cheapest And Most Expensive Kirkland Tequila
Focusing on Kirkland-branded tequila, Costco offers three of them: Kirkland Signature Añejo Tequila, Kirkland Signature Silver Tequila, and Kirkland Signature Reposado Tequila. What's the difference between their least expensive tequila, and their most expensive?
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You've Been Making Egg Salad Wrong Your Whole Life
Each family probably has a secret ingredient or a secret method that they feel puts their egg salad above everyone else's. But if you're not making your egg salad like this, you're doing it all wrong.
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How Many Kids Does Gordon Ramsay Have?
Gordon Ramsay may come across on TV like the world's biggest jerk, but at home he's got a loving wife who's put up with him for an amazing 24 years as well as five kids ranging in age from a recent college grad of 22 down to a 1-year-old toddler.
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Controversial Things Everyone Just Ignores About Ina Garten
Even the biggest celebrity chefs have managed to spark controversy. With Ina Garten, most of her missteps were viewed as missteps by only part of her audience..
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Here's What Happens When You Drink Diet Coke Every Day
Diet Coke is supposed to be a healthy choice, right? Well, it turns out you might want to refrain from ordering a Diet Coke every time you dine out or stocking your fridge full of this product. Here's what a daily dose of this diet soda might do to your body.
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Here's How Poutine Was First Invented
Poutine, the beloved national dish of Canada, is popular all over that nation with Anglophones and Francophones alike. What's it all about?
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Here's How Much Hotter A Ghost Pepper Is Than A Jalapeno
Ghost peppers, which are also known as Bhut Jolokia peppers, are some of the hottest peppers in the world. How much hotter are they than jalapenos?
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How Much Is Robert Irvine Really Worth?
Robert Irvine is a British celebrity chef who has grown his food empire from quite humble beginnings. How much is he really worth?
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This Strange New Doritos Flavor Has Everyone Talking
When the geniuses behind Doritos emerge from their snack lab, you can bet that the world stops for a second to listen. Well, chip fans, today is one of those days and Doritos has finally done it. They've infused their chips with one of the most powerful sodas mankind has ever known -- Mountain Dew.
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The Difference Between The Cheapest And Most Expensive Kirkland Whisky
One of the most recognizable brands in America is Kirkland, which is sold at Costco. They produce everything from animal crackers to dishwasher pods to batteries, all of which can be had at a low cost. What's the difference between their cheapest and most expensive whiskey?
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These Are Healthy Alternatives To Ramen Noodles
Ramen noodles are so popular for a reason. They're cheap and delicious, though they're pretty bad for you because they're notoriously high in salt and MSG. Luckily, there are a number of alternatives to ramen noodles that are healthier and do the trick when you are craving ramen.
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The Untold Truth Of Cinnamon Toast Crunch
Cinnamon Toast Crunch is a popular cereal, and you probably have memories of eating it as a child (or even last week).
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The Shady Way People Are Getting Their Instacart Orders Faster
Delivery companies are expanding during the pandemic, and their growth is being fueled by folks who don't want to expose themselves to the risk of getting infected with COVID-19. As a result, customers are relying on some shady practices to get their Instacart orders delivered faster.
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How Long Does Bread Really Last?
A dizzying array of bread varieties satisfies our carb cravings — great for variety's sake, but making the question of shelf life a bit more complicated. The short answer: Bread stored on the counter lasts for three to seven days, and the true number varies according to a few factors.
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You Should Never Dump Pasta Down The Garbage Disposal. Here's Why
If you are an avid pasta maker, you already know there are tons of rules when it comes to getting it right. Well, it turns out there is one more rule you might not have considered as a part of your pasta-eating experience. You should never throw leftover pasta down the kitchen sink garbage disposal.
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The Untold Truth Of Buddy Vs Duff
Food Network show Buddy vs Duff is described as a competition between chefs Buddy Valastro and Duff Goldman to crown the "undisputed king of cake."
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Is Ground Turkey Healthier Than Ground Beef?
From burgers to meatloaf to tacos, ground beef has been used in some of the most classic items in the American kitchen. But as with most meat products, there are good alternatives. How does ground turkey stack up, nutrition-wise, to ground beef? Is one healthier than the other?
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The Real Reason Some Wine Isn't Vegan
Those who are new to veganism, vegetarianism, or even just trying to cut down on meat or animal product consumption to some degree, though, might be in for a rude awakening. Wine is made of grapes, yes, but the process itself is not exactly animal-friendly in some cases.
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The Untold Truth Of Kimchi
Kimchi, or fermented vegetables, is a staple in Korean cuisine. Eaten mainly as a side dish, it can be made with a number of different vegetables.
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The Difference Between The Cheapest And Most Expensive Kirkland Vodka
If you have an affinity for high-end vodka brands like Grey Goose, buying such brands frequently can really start to break the bank. Costco sells its own brand of vodka — what's the difference between them?
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The Untold Truth Of Fruity Pebbles
Although it seems that Fruity Pebbles have been around since the dawn of time, they are a relative newcomer to the breakfast cereal shelf of the grocery stores across the country, having only been introduced to the American market in 1970.
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The New PBR Drink That Has Everyone Talking
There's something about drinking cold tea outside that exudes summer — especially if it is peach flavored. Extra points if it involves sitting on the beach or running barefoot toes through the grass. Pabst Blue Ribbon is bringing that summer feeling to us a little earlier this year.
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The Real Reason More People Are Buying Orange Juice
When you're sick, or afraid of becoming sick, what do you most want to eat and drink? It's often orange juice. Orange juice sales are currently going through the roof.
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