Here's How Target Tricks You Into Buying More Food
We've all been there; we headed into Target looking for a few essentials and found ourselves checking out over an hour later with a cart full of things we didn't plan to buy.
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Why Everyone Is Talking About Kit Kat's New Candy Bar
Mark your calendars. Kit Kat's coming out with another flavor to add to its U.S.-based DUO' line in November 2020, and everyone is talking about it.
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This Trick Makes Cutting Jalapeños A Breeze
But cutting into a jalapeño is another story entirely. Slicing open your favorite, hot pepper is an art, and it's on you to master it. Anyone who has cut into a jalapeño only for its seeds to explode all over your kitchen counter knows what we mean.
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You've Probably Been Drinking Apple Cider Vinegar All Wrong
Many people down a shot of ACV every day in hopes of realizing its potential benefits. But before you hop on the bandwagon, you may want to slow down and learn the proper way to drink apple cider vinegar — and if you're already a fan of this seemingly magic elixir, you may be drinking it wrong.
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The Real Reason These '90s Snacks Stopped Being Made
Ah, the 1990s. It was a glorious time for snacks with bright neon-colored packaging and obnoxious commercials blasting out rock music.
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Sushi Isn't As Healthy As You Think. Here's Why
Sushi might sound like an easy option for those who are trying to watch what they eat, but the popular dish can be surprisingly bad for you. While fish is very good for you — especially since it isn't cooked in oil, there are other components of sushi that you might easily overlook.
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Here's Why You Might Want To Think Twice About Eating Veggie Burgers
It's wise to scan the nutritional stats and the list of ingredients before eating what many consider a healthier option versus the meat-based 'real thing.'
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The USDA's Latest Chicken Ruling Is Turning Heads. Here's Why
It is now more likely that the chicken on your plate had a contagious form of cancer. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has decided that poultry processors can stop throwing away chickens found with avian leukosis, a disease caused by a virus that spreads easily among chickens on poultry farms.
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Cinnamon Toast Crunch's New Seasoning Blend Changes Everything
Everything you eat is about to get a lot sweeter. B&G Foods just released Cinnadust, which is a seasoning blend inspired by Cinnamon Toast Crunch. That means anything you can imagine can now be topped with a delicious cinnamon-sugar blend that will bring a touch of childhood to almost any food.
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Dunkin' Just Announced Great News For Dairy-Free Customers
Alternative milk fans, rejoice. Dunkin' has just become the first chain to launch oatmilk nationwide. In early 2020, both Dunkin' and Starbucks began testing oatmilk at select locations, but Dunkin' has won the race.
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Walmart's $5 Wines Have Everyone Talking
Everyone knows about Trader Joe's infamous 'Two Buck Chuck' discount wine, but did you know you can now get a super affordable bottle of wine at discount superstore Walmart as well?
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Instant Oatmeal Isn't As Healthy As You Think. Here's Why
It is easier to rely on oatmeal that can be microwaved with the addition of water or milk, but many pre-packaged instant oatmeals are full of sugar. Oatmeal can be very heart-healthy thanks to its soluble fiber, but when there's tons of added sugar, you may be cancelling out the health benefits.
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Costco's Premade Cheese Board Is A Total Steal
You are probably already a fan of other Costco hits, but the clear problem with their classic pumpkin pie or spit-roasted rotisserie chicken is that they're occasion-specific. A mouth-watering combination of good cheese, crackers, nuts, jam, and fruits, on the other hand?
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Healthy Desk Lunch Ideas If You Have Zero Time, According To A Nutritionist
While a healthy breakfast will get you off to a great start on your day, a healthy lunch is also important to make sure you don't crash and burn by afternoon.
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This Starbucks Just Revealed When The PSL Is Coming Back
As the end of August nears and sky-high temperatures begin to subside, Starbucks enthusiasts know that means one thing: Pumpkin Spice Latte season is on its way at the popular coffee chain. When will you finally be able to get your hands on one?
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Dunkaroos Beer Has Everyone Talking
Likely inspired by the return of the nostalgia-inducing treat Dunkaroos, the Fort Worth, Texas-based brewery Martin House Brewing Company released a limited-time beer this week, hilariously named DunkAbroos.
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Signs Subway Might Not Be Around Much Longer
Once viewed as a fresh, unique, and healthy option, Subway has become a stale and mismanaged brand in recent years. In fact, the numbers have continued to drop year over year since 2015, and things are only getting worse. These are the signs subway might not be around much longer.
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The Sneaky Ways Starbucks Gets You To Spend More Money
Starbucks has seduced us by marketing its locations as a "third place." There's work, there's home, and there's Starbucks. It has also found sneaky ways to capitalize on our visit to this home away from and work.
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You Really Shouldn't Eat Chilean Sea Bass. Here's Why
Chilean sea bass used to be known as Patagonian toothfish. The name change was carried out for the sole purpose of making it seem more appealing to seafood fans. But certain facts about this fish tip the scales in favor of not eating it.
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The Surprising Origin Of Chinese Takeout Boxes
Your takeout order from your neighborhood Chinese restaurant is bound to blend together at first glance. That's because your food is likely to come packaged in ubiquitous leak-proof white paper boxes.
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What Really Happens To Milk When You Accidentally Leave It Out
Milk is a colloid: just a bunch of fat and protein particles hanging out together in a liquid. In their unspoiled form, milk's proteins dislike each other. When you leave milk out in temperatures over 40 degrees Fahrenheit, however, you invite the growth of bacteria, resulting in curdling.
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The Truth About Mario Batali's All-Female Kitchen
For about a minute there, famous New York chef Mario Batali sounded like a champion of feminism. Batali praised the women in the kitchen of his "fanciest restaurant," Del Posto. But his actions didn't match his words.
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Here's How Long It Takes To Grill Hot Dogs
Humphrey Bogart famously quipped, "A hot dog at the ballgame beats roast beef at the Ritz." How do you get a perfectly grilled hot dog that makes you want to hum the refrain of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" as you eat it?
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How Wetzel's Pretzels Really Got Its Name - Exclusive
Did Rick Wetzel start a pretzel business simply because it rhymed with his name? In an exclusive interview with Mashed, Wetzel, who also owns pizza restaurant Blaze with his wife and business partner, Elise Wetzel, cleared up this mystery once and for all.
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Here's The Beer Substitute You Can Use In Beer Can Chicken
Chicken is one of those foods that can take on tons of different flavors, making it super versatile for home cooks. A roast chicken is hard to beat, but there is one well-qualified contender that might just come out on top: beer can chicken.
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The True Reason You Should Avoid Eating Bluefin Tuna
Bluefin tuna is one of the most sought-after fish in the ocean. It's a favorite delicacy for the well-heeled who can afford to purchase the deep pink flesh of this luxury fish. However, you might want to think twice the next time you see this prized seafood on a menu and wat to order it.
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The Real Reason 300 Pizza Hut Locations Are Closing
NPC International was once the biggest franchisee for both Pizza Hut and Wendy's. So when the company filed for bankruptcy, it was only a matter of time before we were told just how many Pizza Hut branches we would be losing, and that day has come.
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