What Is A Pepita And How Do You Eat It?
Often retrieved from Styrian pumpkins, pepitas can be consumed in several ways, and they can be used in many everyday recipes for a healthy twist.
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Yolanda Gampp Reveals The Big Mistake Bakers Make Under Pressure - Exclusive
As a judge on "Crime Scene Kitchen" and host of her own How to Cake It YouTube channel, baker Yolanda Gampp knows the big mistakes bakers make under pressure.
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Pizza Hut Is Reviving This Popular '90s Menu Item
Pizza Hut is ready to make '90s fans happy with this throwback pizza from 1997: The Edge. Here's everything that we know about this tasty limited time offer.
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What You Should Know About Sweet Baby Ray's Keto-Friendly Sauces
Finding keto-friendly barbecue sauces is hard, as one of the main ingredients is usually sugar. Luckily, Sweet Baby Ray's has you covered.
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Hot Vs. Cold Eggnog: Which Is Better?
Once you have your eggnog drink, there's a question to ask: Should it be served hot or cold? Just like the drink itself, the answer is just as polarizing.
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Trader Joe's Now Has Its Own Vodka. Here's What You Need To Know
Trader Joe's announced that their beloved stores will now carry Trader Joe's own line of vodka. Here's what you need to know.
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What Is Monkfish And Is It Poisonous?
The monkfish happens to be a fascinating creature. but is it poisonous and can you eat it? We have everything you need to know.
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The Truth About Bobby Flay's First Restaurant
Long before Bobby Flay started throwing down, he was the boy wonder of the NYC restaurant scene who opened the Mesa Grill at the age of just 26 years old.
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The Fascinating Reason All Budweiser Tastes The Same
It's easy to assume that every batch of Budweiser is vetted carefully. But what makes every bottle of Bud taste exactly the same?
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The Wild Story Behind The Burger King Mascot
While you all know Burger King's mascot and the odd juxtaposition of the large plastic head on a normal body, the story behind the mascot is even more bizarre.
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The Surprisingly Dark History Of Bananas
Bananas are tied to a string of horrific behaviors and events across history. We don't mean to spoil the fruit's good name, but even that name has rotten roots.
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The Best-Selling Menu Item At Arby's Won't Surprise You
Arby's is a name that's synonymous with delicious sandwiches. When it comes to the most popular order at Arby's, the winner won't surprise anyone, to be honest.
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Whatever Happened To McDonald's Fiesta Coins?
In the late 1980s, McDonald's gave out 30 million Fiesta Coins to promote the salsa that would go with their chicken McNuggets,
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The Untold Truth Of Mary McCartney
Classic rock fans will undoubtedly know Mary McCartney as the first-born daughter to former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney. But she's much more than that.
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Fried Beer Exists. Here's What We Know About It
Mark Zable introduced the phenomenon of fried beer at the 2010 Texas State Fair. The experience of eating it has been compared to having a pretzel with a beer.
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The Real Difference Between Basmati Rice And Jasmine Rice
If you've ever stared at bags of basmati and jasmine rice in the grocery store, then you might have had difficulty coming to a conclusion about which to buy.
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Why Everyone's Talking About The Ranch Water Cocktail
Have you ever heard of the West Texas cocktail affectionately called "Ranch Water?"
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You Shouldn't Throw Out Coconut Shells. Here's Why
Once you've cracked open a coconut and scooped out the delicious insides, you may be wondering what to do with the shell.
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Here's How Monk Fruit Compares To Stevia
Monk fruit and stevia are both naturally derived sweeteners. The sugar substitutes are much sweeter than sugar and have zero calories.
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You Should Never Squeeze A Tea Bag. Here's Why
You never know when you are going to need your best tea time etiquette and know-how. Remember this: You should never squeeze a tea bag after you've steeped it.
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What's In-N-Out's Secret Sauce Really Made Of?
From their burgers to their Animal-Style fries, In-N-Out's famed burger spread is what gives these items their signature taste, and it got us wondering.
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What You Need In Your Pantry For A Coronavirus Quarantine
What kinds of foods and beverages should you line your shelves with if there is a coronavirus quarantine?
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Here's What You Can Substitute For Sage
If you're elbows-deep in a recipe and suddenly discover you're out of the sage you need, don't worry too much — there are other options.
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Here's What You Can Substitute For Rosemary
Most herbs and spices have substitute ingredients that will work as well — or almost as well — and rosemary is one of them.
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Here's What's Different About The New Got Milk Ads
Six years is a long time in popular culture, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that the new round of 'Got Milk' ads really looks nothing like the old.
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Arby's Just Brought Back Its Deep-Fried Turkey For The Thanksgiving Season
Here's one thing to get you jump-started on your journey to gratitude during a difficult year — Arby's deep-fried turkey is back on the menu!
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Trader Joe's Just Brought Back Its Popular Eggnog
Right in time for Thanksgiving, Trader Joe's has come through again. Trader Joe's just brought back its popular eggnog.
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