Milchsuppe: The Swiss Soup Famous For Halting A 16th-Century War
If you throw food at a foe, it will foment a food fight. But the tale of milchesuppe suggests that food can also help foes throw down their weapons.
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Boozy Grasshopper Pie Recipe
This minty pie with an Oreo crust is a retro classic. Crème de menthe and crème de cacao are the liqueurs used, but it's easy to make a booze-free version.
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The Masters Tournament Pimento Cheese Sandwich's Origin Story
At the Masters, you're either an egg salad fan or a pimento cheese fan (or maybe both). But how did the famous cheese sandwich get its start at the game?
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Is Spaghetti Chicken All That Different From Spaghetti With Chicken?
Prepositions can count for a lot -- "spaghetti sauce" and "spaghetti with sauce" are quite different. What about spaghetti chicken and spaghetti with chicken?
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10 Non-Dairy Milks Made From The Best Ingredients
With so many dairy-free milk options available, choosing which one is right for you can be hard. Take a look at some of the best milk alternatives you can buy.
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The Big Mistake An Expert Baker Avoids With Homemade Marshmallows
Although they seem simple, making marshmallows from scratch takes skill. We spoke with an expert baker about avoiding the biggest marshmallow pitfall.
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Burger King Burgers, Ranked Worst To Best
We tasted a dozen different burgers from the Burger King menu to determine which ones were worthy of being crowned king and which ones didn't measure up.
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Sex And The City's Scout Is A Real-Life NYC Cocktail Bar
The real-life version of Scout, the bar featured in the HBO series "Sex and the City," is a major tourist hub in New York City's SoHo neighborhood.
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Charles Darwin Was An Exceptionally Adventurous Eater
While Charles Darwin had a powerful brain, his stomach might have been mightier. He could adapt his appetite to fit what his surroundings had to offer.
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Celeb Chefs Reveal Their Favorite Sandwich Shop Orders
Celebrity chefs have tasted their fair share of great food, but sometimes a good sandwich hits the spot. Take a look at their favorite sandwich shop orders.
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Why Tiger Bread Is Also Called Dutch Crunch In San Francisco
If you're in the Bay Area, you may be familiar with tiger bread, otherwise known as Dutch Crunch. But how exactly did this crackly bread get its name?
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What To Look For When Buying Asparagus
Asparagus is a delicious vegetable signaling the arrival of spring, but it requires a few conditions to be at its best. Discover tips for buying the best bunch.
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Do Love Is Blind Contestants Really Get A Say In Their Wedding Menu?
Affection might be without vision on the Netflix show "Love is Blind" but many details of the show's production are meticulously prepared and heavily staged.
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Chicken And Chorizo Ravioli With Poblano Cream Recipe
The classic stuffed pasta from Italy gets filled and sauced with Mexican flavors to create a truly memorable meal, and one you made from scratch.
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The Shocking Amount Of Beers André The Giant Could Drink
André the Giant was far larger than life, but perhaps his liver was bigger. Stories about the amount of beer he drank will might defy belief.
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Were Canned Bugles Ever Really A Thing?
Believe it or not, the perennially popular snack food Bugles was once came in cans, and this unique packaging made a brief comeback, thanks to a Nascar legend.
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KFC Apple Pie Poppers Review: A Not-Too-Sweet Mini Treat That's Easy To Share
KFC has recently released miniature Apple Pie Popovers. We tried this treat for ourselves to see just what it adds to the fast food chain's dessert menu.
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10 Ice Cream Products At The Grocery Store That Aren't Really Ice Cream
The freezer section of your grocery store likely has an array of ice cream products. Look a little closer though and you may discover some aren't the real deal.
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12 Facts Behind Whole Foods' 365 Brand
We take a closer look at the 365 By Whole Foods Market line of merchandise, from how and why it started to changes over time with the national grocery chain.
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The Best Bread-And-Dairy Combo For Grilled Cheese, According To An Expert
Grilled cheese has near-infinite combos when it comes to bread, cheese, and mix-ins. But what's the best bread-and-dairy combo? We asked an expert.
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Chicken Pie Vs Chicken Pot Pie: What's The Difference?
Chicken pie and chicken pot pie are both delicious, but they differ in the kinds of ingredients used, how the crust is done, and how they are served.
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No, Food Prepared During A Solar Eclipse Isn't Poisonous
Solar eclipses tend to bring about some odd rumors, including one that food prepared during an eclipse is poisonous. We're happy to report this isn't true.
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Robert Irvine's Top Tips For Grilling Fish - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview, Robert Irvine shared fish grilling tips that might save your next cookout. With Irvine's help, you can cook a perfect piece of fish.
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The Murky History Of Chicken Bog And How It (Likely) Got Its Name
Chicken bog is a South Carolina staple with a long Lowcountry history. But how did this iconic dish get its name? It's a bit murky, but here are the facts.
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What Are The Origins Of Banoffee Pie?
Even if you think banoffee pie is out of this world, it's not an extraterrestrial dessert. If you're wondering where on Earth it came from, here's your answer.
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You Can't Get Chick-Fil-A's New Pretzel Club Sandwich Unless You're In This State
Chick-fil-A has a new pretzel club sandwich hitting its restaurants this spring. The only problem? You can only get it if you're in this state.
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Add A Spring Theme To Your Favorite Fruity Pie With Whipped Cream Flowers
Spring desserts should burst with vibrant colors and decorations. Give your favorite fruity pies a seasonal update with this handy decorating tip!
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