How Many Beers Are Actually In A Half-Barrel Keg?
A half-barrel keg is a great way to store a large amount of beer for a party or get-together, but just how many servings does it hold? We have the answer.
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What's The Best Type Of Alcohol To Pair With Fast Food?
If you're looking for a way to elevate your fast food meal, why not pair it with some alcohol? Take a look at the alcohol to pair with your favorite fast food.
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How Long Does Baileys Last After Opening The Bottle?
Generally, spirits can sit in your liquor cabinet for quite some time without sacrificing quality, but what about a dairy-based liqueur like Baileys?
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The Incredible Amount Of Bread Made On Cruises
With so many variables, baking fresh bread can be enough of a challenge on dry land, so imagine the complications at play in cruise ship galley.
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What Makes Bonded Whiskey Special?
When searching for a high-quality whiskey, you might spot labels that read, "Bottled-in-bond." But what, exactly, does this mean? Here's what you need to know.
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What Are Puna Yams And What Do They Taste Like?
Not sure where to start with this popular tuber from West Africa? We take a look at what puna yams are, what they taste like, and how you can cook with them.
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What Other Chefs Have Said About Gordon Ramsay
Gordon Ramsay has made a name for himself in many different spheres, but not everyone is happy about it. Find out what his fellow chefs think about him.
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Trouble In Burger Paradise: In-N-Out Closes Its First Store Ever
In-N-Out is beloved up and down the West Coast, but one particular location will be closing its doors in March 2024. Here's what you need to know.
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The Autumnal Ingredient Taylor Swift Adds To Chocolate Chip Cookies
Taylor Swift loves autumn and its distinct smalls and flavors, so it's no surprise that the pop phenom puts a fall twist on her own baked goods.
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The Salt-In-Tea Controversy That's Brewing A Storm On The Internet
Some people have strong feelings when it comes to their favorite beverages and foods. The suggestion of adding salt to tea is the latest proof of that.
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The Powdery Secret Ingredient In Serendipity 3's Frrrozen Hot Chocolate
Serendipity 3's Frrrozen Hot Chocolate is a famous New York City delicacy and it owes part of its beloved flavor to one common powdery substance.
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13 Ways To Upgrade Lasagna You Probably Never Thought Of
If you're tired of eating the classic lasagna over and over again, it's time to take it to the next level with some tweaks that may have flown under your radar.
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Is It Safe To Eat Bubble Gum From Old Packs Of Trading Cards?
If you've ever ripped open a pack of vintage trading cards you've likely found a stick of gum inside and considered whether it is safe to chew the confection.
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The Vanilla Extract Tip To Get Your Fridge Smelling As Fresh As Ever
Vanilla extract has many uses beyond baking, and it's surprisingly effective at beating nasty odors. Put this pantry staple to work in your fridge.
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Biscuit Love: Maneet Chauhan's Favorite Place To Get Nashville 'Bonuts'
The best place to get bonuts; a biscuit-donut hybrid, in Nashville is Biscuit Love according to celebrity chef and restauranteur Maheet Chauhan.
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Mistakes To Avoid With A Seafood Boil
A seafood boil is a classic Cajun cuisine meal that many people enjoy, but it can get very messy. Find out the common mistakes before you cook up your own.
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13 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Baking Carrot Cake
Get ready to avoid these carrot cake pitfalls, and emerge from the kitchen with a carrot cake so divine it'll have friends and family begging for your recipe.
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Coors Light's Cryptic Pre-Super Bowl Ad, Explained
Coors Light has given us a very interesting preview of what's to come on Super Bowl Sunday. This year, you can (virtually) ride on the Coors Light Beer Train.
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Use A Double-Pronged Cooking Method For Perfect Chicken Kiev
Chicken Kiev is over a century old, and the recipe remains popular to this day. The key to making it perfectly lies in a two step cooking method.
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The Best New Food Gadgets From CES 2024
The Consumer Electronics Show is one of the biggest tech events of the year, and 2024's event was no exception. Here are some of Mashed's favorites.
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Valerie Bertinelli's Kids Baking Championship Exit, Explained
Actress and TV personality Valerie Bertinelli says she was unceremoniously dropped from the Food Network's "Kids Baking Championship." What happened?
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Big Changes Are Coming To Costco In 2024
Favorite large warehouse chain Costco is making some big changes in the coming year. See what the chain is doing to keep things fresh, innovative, and exciting.
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Your Jimmy Dean Sausage, Egg, And Cheese Croissant Deserves Better Than A Microwave
Microwaving your Jimmy Dean sausage, egg, and cheese croissant can result in a soggy, rubbery sandwich, and it deserves better. Your air fryer is the answer.
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Baking Cobbler For Dessert Is Made Simpler With Canned Fruit
If you have a craving for a fruit cobbler but think you're handcuffed by not having fresh fruit on hand, unshackle your expectations and embrace canned fruit.
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8 Captain D's Menu Items You Should Order And 4 You Should Avoid, According To Customers
Captain D's offers a wide range of seafood, sides, and fish-free alternatives, but not all of the dishes are worth the visit. Find out what to order and avoid.
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Dunkin' Celebrates Valentine's Day With Heart-Shaped Donuts
Valentine's Day is on it's way and love is in the air,,, Or is that fresh donuts? Dunkin' is celebrating the holiday in the most delicious way possible.
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For Thicker Chili, Add Shredded Tortillas
Watery chili just isn't chili at all. So, what can you do to save that pot of red that just isn't thick enough? The solution may already be in your pantry.
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