Why McDonald's Just Got Slapped With A $1 Billion Lawsuit
McDonald's is back in national headlines again. A group of 52 Black, former McDonald's franchisees is suing the Golden Arches for up to $1 billion in damages.
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The Canned Fish Ted Allen Swears By
If Ted Allen has done one thing for Food Network viewers and fans over the years, it's gained their trust. Here's his go-to brand for anchovies.
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Here's How To Get Cast On Hell's Kitchen
FOX's "Hell's Kitchen" will soon be searching for the best culinary experts to work alongside Gordon Ramsay. What does the application process entail?
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What You Didn't Know About France's Nutella Tax
Why did French officials decide to impose a 300% tax increase on products such as Nutella and other daily indulgences? Here's the underlying reason.
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Cacao Vs. Cocoa: What Makes Them Different?
It may seem like the difference between cacao and cocoa is nothing but a spelling error, but it turns out that they are two entirely separate things.
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The Truth About Mary Lou Davis' Friendship With Hell's Kitchen Rival Kori Sutton
On "Hell's Kitchen," chefs Mary Lou Davis and Kori Sutton were formidable opponents. But what was their relationship like off-screen? You might be surprised.
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The Salmon Cooking Method Andrew Zimmern Called Foolproof
Anyone who has cooked salmon knows that this light, flaky fish is notoriously easy to overcook — but Andrew Zimmern's easy hack will surely save your meal.
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Here's Why Reddit Fans Think Marcela Valladolid Really Left The Kitchen
Fans of "The Kitchen" discussed what could have prompted Marcela Valladolid to quit the show on Reddit. Here are their theories.
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The Innovative Technology Totino's Came Up With
As one of the most popular frozen pizza brands, Totino’s has paved the way for its competitors — and its innovative patent was no different.
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Here's How To Get Cast On MasterChef
Along with all the perks of being a Masterchef contestant, comes a grueling process of being cast on the show.
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Jeff Mauro's Take On The Muffuletta Is The Ultimate Breakfast Food
Let's check out how Food Network host and Chicago icon Jeff Mauro whips up a delicious dinner-esque meal to break his fast: a breakfast muffuletta.
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The Surprising Place The Name Lollipop Actually Came From
"Lollipop" is both satisfying and amusing to say. "Loll-i-pop!" It rolls off the tongue, if you will. But where did the term come from and what does it mean?
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Totino's First Frozen Products Weren't What You'd Expect
Despite its reputation for innovative frozen pizza, Totino's hasn't always focused its attention solely on 'za. Here's how the popular brand got its start.
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What Is Amaretto And What Does It Taste Like?
In the world of liqueurs, consider choosing amaretto. The Italian cordial can be enjoyed on its own or mixed with another libation for a delicious drink.
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This Is The Difference Between Hominy And Corn
Sweet corn is sweeter than most, with more sugar and less starch than the other two. Dent corn, known as field corn, is the best for making dough and hominy.
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How Emeril Lagasse Could Have Been One Of The First Iron Chefs
Can you imagine "Iron Chef America" with Chef Emeril Lagasse among their ranks? Looks like it almost happened. But why did he ultimately turn down the chance?
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Here's How MasterChef Winner Courtney Lapresi Met Her Husband
Courtney Lapresi had been a dancer in Philadelphia, but was also an extremely talented chef who excelled in the kitchen, despite no formal culinary training.
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This Is The Easiest Way To Break Down A Chicken, According To MasterChef Champ Courtney Lapresi
Courtney Lapresi, contestant on Season 5 of "MasterChef," posted a video on Instagram breaking down all the steps involved in breaking down a chicken.
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Here's How To Get Cast On Best Baker In America
Per the show's website, "Best Baker in America" is open to all experienced bakers and pastry chefs in the country. So how does one apply to be on the show?
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The Truth About Self-Serve Kiosks At Fast Food Restaurants
As they become more efficient and user-friendly, self-serve kiosks are transforming the fast-food customer experience. So how do they promote greater spending?
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The Real Difference Between White Sugar And Raw Sugar
Is raw sugar healthier than white sugar? How does white sugar get so white, anyway? Is it treated with chemicals? We answer these questions — and more!
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Here's How To Get Cast On The Great Food Truck Race
The goal of an audition tape is to let the casting directors know why you want to be on the show. Think outside the box. Make your reasons personal and unique.
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How Much Robert Irvine Likes To Know Before Filming Each Episode Of Restaurant: Impossible
Robert Irvine revealed on how he prefers to prepare for filming new "Restaurant: Impossible" episodes. Here's what the host said on Twitter.
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The Cookbook Ina Garten Recommends Beginners Start With
Ina Garten has wisdom, tips, and tricks to impart to us. If you are a fan, you might wonder which of Garten's cookbooks is best for the newly minted cook.
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Why You've Probably Been Using The Wrong Mug For Your Coffee
Did you know your coffee cup can influence how your coffee tastes, smells, and retains its heat? And you have probably been using the wrong mug this whole time.
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The Sad Truth About Masaharu Morimoto's Childhood
The chef was born and raised in Japan. He grew up in Hiroshima, where he aspired to become a baseball player. A shoulder injury derailed that ambition.
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The Grapefruit-Flavored Topo Chico At Costco Is Turning Heads
Costco fan account @costco_doesitagain revealed that Topo Chico's "Twist of Grapefruit" sparkling water is now available in a case of 18 half-liter bottles.
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