Here's What The Yellow Caps On Soda Bottles Really Mean
Nowadays, companies are taking note of people's dietary preferences and limitations. That's where yellow soda caps come in.
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The Regular Serving Size For Almonds Is Smaller Than You Think
Nutritionist Heather Hanks spoke with HuffPost and cautioned that the ideal serving of raw almonds is actually a lot smaller than you think.
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The Most Expensive Hot Sauce You Can Buy
Calling all hot sauce fanatics: there is a hot sauce that won't only destroy your mouth, but your wallet as well.
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The Big Mistake You're Making With Pizza Toppings
Whether you're going the fresh or frozen route, there are plenty of ways to take your pizza to the next level, and one big way you might be missing out on.
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The First Food President Biden Plans To Indulge In After Lent Is No Surprise
President Joe Biden, who is the second practicing Catholic in the White House, was asked what sweet he would eat first when the Lenten season ends.
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What Are Jalapeño Hands And How Do You Prevent Them?
When cooking with jalapeños, it's best to proceed with caution in order to avoid the dreaded jalapeño hands. What are jalapeño hands, you ask?
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The Sneaky Ingredient You Didn't Realize Was In Your Soy Sauce
With a name like soy sauce, you'd be forgiven for thinking that soy would be the first ingredient. And you'd be wrong in many cases.
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Think Twice Before Ordering This Shake At Denny's
When a craving strikes, nothing hits the spot like Denny's. But some of their menu items prove less than wholesome, especially one shake in particular.
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What Is Tteokbokki And What Does It Taste Like?
If you haven't heard of tteokbokki before, you're in for a real treat. The sweet and spicy Korean street food is a classic snack beloved by people of all ages.
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The Real Difference Between Parsnips And Carrots
If you've ever been curious about the colorless cousin of the carrot, know that parsnips are just as versatile as the orange veg, but with a few differences.
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Bite-Sized Desserts That Will Impress All Of Your Guests
Sometimes, the most impressive desserts are are served and enjoyed individually. Here are our favorite bite-sized desserts that are perfect for every occasion.
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The Truth About Shota Nakajima From Top Chef Season 18
Chef Shota Nakajima will be competing in the upcoming season of Top Chef 2021. Here's what to expect from Chef Shota, who specializes in Japanese comfort food.
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Jacques Torres Has Some Tips And Tricks For At Home Bakers - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Mashed, Nailed It! judge and pastry chef Jacques Torres shared some tips and tricks to help amateur bakers "nail it" every time.
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The Tiramisu Rule You Should Never Break
Tiramisu can be a time-consuming and involve recipe to make. To ensure it comes out delicious, this is the tiramisu rule you should never break.
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Aldi's New Pizza Has An Intriguing Street Food Flavor
As part of their affordable take-and-bake pizza option, Aldi will be selling a Mama Cozzi Roasted Street Corn Deli Pizza for $4.79, available starting April 28.
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What The Pioneer Woman Wishes Her Husband Wouldn't Give Up For Lent
Ree Drummond makes a practice of observing Lent each year. This is the one thing the Pioneer Woman doesn't want her husband Ladd to give up for Lent.
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The Unhealthiest Shake You Can Buy At Sonic
Don't shoot the messenger. Mashed talked exclusively to a research neuroscientist to help us look past the glitz and glam of Sonic's shakes. One stood out.
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Here's Why You Should Be Grinding Your Own Beef
Ground beef is the foundation of many family meals and gatherings. Here's why you should be grinding your own beef.
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Aldi's Newest Coffee Flavor Is Perfect For Blueberry Lovers
This flavored coffee, available April 14 at Aldi, is inspired by the perennial breakfast baked good, the blueberry muffin. Twelve ounces for just $3.69.
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The Real Difference Between Spatchcocking And Splaying Your Chicken
Roasting a chicken can either be the easiest way to prep a meal or the most daunting. Here's the real difference between spatchcocking and splaying your chicken
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The Best Recipes To Make For A Graduation Party
Graduation season is coming up soon, meaning it's time to plan a celebration for the graduate in your life. Here are the perfect recipes for a graduation party.
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These Companies Have Reduced Toxic Chemicals During The Pandemic
According to a survey of the chemical safety programs of 50 retail chains, these companies have reduced toxic chemicals during the pandemic.
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The Food Rule Chopped's Geoffrey Zakarian Never Breaks
When celebrity chef Geoffrey Zakarian was asked about his most preferred late-night snack, he said that he doesn't quite like the idea of eating that late.
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Sweet Baby Ray's Has Good News For Sugar-Free Fans
Sweet Baby Ray's has good news for sugar-free fans: They're releasing no-sugar-added versions of their Sweet and Spicy Barbecue and Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce.
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Here's Why Jeff Mauro Believes It's Important To Let Kids To Order At Restaurants
Jeff Mauro takes his personal life as seriously as his professional life and is an excellent parent to his son. He keeps him entertained with lots of good food.
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The Best Recipes For When You Want Something New In Your Lunch Box
From copycat Auntie Anne's pretzels to homemade granola bars and classic peanut butter and sourdough, we've got you covered for grown up lunch box ideas.
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The Truth About Byron Gomez From Top Chef Season 18
Top Chef is back for its 18th season with a new roster of talented participants, including Byron Gomez. Here's what you need to know about Byron Gomez.
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