The Real Reason McDonald's Sprite Tastes Different
The world appears to be convinced that the Sprite poured into fountain drink cups at McDonald's is the best version of itself. Why is the McDonald's Sprite so zesty and crisp?
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Why Costco Is Now Limiting The Purchase Of Another Product
First it was paper products, household cleaning products, and hand sanitizers. Now, it's meat. Over the weekend, management at Costco said on its company website that effective immediately, the store will be limiting fresh meat purchases involving beef, pork, and poultry to three items per customer.
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Are Monthly Meat Subscriptions Really Worth It?
Today, subscription box services have permeated just about every market and industry. One product that has gained popularity with these monthly box services is food, some of those being all about meat. Are monthly meat subscriptions really worth it?
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Why Kroger's Free COVID-19 Testing For Employees Is So Important
Kroger just announced their stores will begin offering free testing for the novel coronavirus to employees with symptoms this month. The stores and its employees have been on the frontlines of the pandemic as the virus spread, so this is a major step for essential workers at these grocery stores.
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The Real Reason Butterfingers Don't Taste The Same Anymore
The Butterfinger that you know and love from childhood is no more. The flaky, crunchy candy bar was sold by Nestle in 2018 and its formula has since changed.
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The Real Reason Europe Doesn't Refrigerate Milk
If you're like many people living in the United States, the first thing you do when you get home from grocery shopping is put away your milk in the refrigerator, but it might come as a shock to you that people living in most other countries don't chill their milk at all.
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The Truth About The Popeyes Family Meal Bundles
Popular fast food chain Popeyes, known for their juicy and super delicious fried chicken, is now offering family meal bundles to help make feeding and ordering dinner for the whole family even easier.
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Everything You Need To Know About Baby Yoda Cereal
One new Baby Yoda-adorned product, which The Mandalorian devotees and collectors of all-things-cute alike will be scrambling to get their hands on, is the official Star Wars: The Mandalorian cereal from General Mills.
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You Should Never Brew Coffee With Tap Water. Here's Why
Even if you don't consider yourself to be a coffee connoisseur, you might consider not using tap water to make your morning cup. Considering the fact that coffee is 98 percent water, the type of water you use to brew your java will have a large impact on the overall taste of the finished product.
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How Safe Is It To Eat Meat During The Pandemic?
The country's meat industry is in turmoil due to the coronavirus pandemic. Most of the country, however, isn't facing a meat shortage, and the question isn't how to get meat, but rather, whether or not it's safe to eat.
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The One Food You Should Absolutely Never Touch At A Buffet
All-you-can-eat buffets can be a great way to indulge to your heart's content. While most buffet food, though it can get kind of gross, will probably not actually endanger your health, there is one item common to most all-you-can-eat seafood places that you're probably better off skipping.
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Wendy's Is Giving Away $1k In Gift Cards Per Day. Here's How To Win
Wendy's is known for getting playful (if sometimes a bit salty) on its Twitter feed, but now they're playing games for real — specifically, a game called Wendy's Cyber Search Challenge. So why should you play this game, or to be specific, a total of 130 games in all, over the next five days?
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Rachael Ray Looks Completely Different In Isolation
According to BuzzFeed News, her show #STAYHOME with Rachael Ray airs two days a week on Monday and Friday. Her husband and current cameraman, John Cusimano, is often featured on the show as a musical guest, or cocktail maker. Ray told The Associated Press she had big plans for this down time.
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The Secret Behind Popeyes Delicious Chicken Finally Revealed
It's safe to say that people love Popeyes. While many restaurants are seeing dips in sales numbers lately, the chicken chain has reported that their numbers were up nearly 30 percent. This popularity and continued success can be ascribed to the chain's beloved chicken sandwich.
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The Real Reason You Can't Find Flour During The Pandemic
Are you having trouble finding flour on your local grocer's shelves? Here's why.
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Is Quinoa Better For You Than Rice?
There are certainly pros and cons to both quinoa and rice. Whether or not one is healthier than the other also largely depends on each individual person and their health needs. Which is ultimately healthier for you?
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You've Been Peeling Peaches Wrong This Whole Time
There is never a wrong time to eat a peach. The perfectly sweet and juicy fruit always just hits the spot. Many people reach for a knife or a potato peeler as they try to peel peaches, but there's an easier, cleaner, and less slippery way to peel the delicious fruit.
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The Real Difference Between Red And Green Cabbage
Cabbage can be used in many different styles of cooking, but the kind of cabbage you get matters, as each has its own properties and strengths that work better in different applications. What's the difference between red and green cabbage?
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Foods You Should Only Cook In A Cast Iron Skillet
While there are really only a few things you shouldn't cook in cast iron, there are some dishes that really shine which you should always make in cast iron if you can.
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The New Queso Burger From Sonic Everyone's Talking About
Sonic's latest menu item is shaking up how we eat queso, and we are definitely not complaining about it. The new Sonic queso burger that everyone's talking about gets rid of those pesky tortilla chips and puts the cheesy goodness right on top of the burger.
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The Untold Truth Of Samoa Cookies
While the most talked-about Girl Scout cookie might be the Thin Mint, the arguably most iconic of all is the sticky-sweet coconut sensation known as the Samoa.
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Here's Why You Should Stop Chewing Your Chocolate
For some of us, there's nothing more satisfying than gobbling down a bag of M&M's, or a couple of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. But it turns out that you aren't supposed to be chewing your chocolate at all. Chocolate is intended to be pressed against the roof of the mouth and sucked.
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The Real Reason You Should Never Add Oil To Your Pasta Water
Old habits die hard, and perhaps that's the reason that so many people still put olive oil in their pasta water. Although the oil may indeed help with the water boiling over, there's a better way to control this, as well as keeping the pieces of pasta from sticking — use a bigger pot!
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What Is The White String Attached To Egg Yolks And Is It Safe To Eat?
Even if you are an egg lover, you might not be too inclined to look too closely at a freshly cracked egg. But if you have ever peered closely at a raw egg and wondered what that little white ropey string connected to the yolk is, you're not alone.
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The Secret Ingredient You Should Be Adding To Stir Frys
Stir-frying is a fast way to cook beautiful vegetables and bite-size pieces of meat. But the best-kept secret for cooking stir fry is this secret ingredient.
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Martha Stewart's Trick To A 1-Pot Pasta Dish
One pot meals are the greatest thing to happen to food since sliced bread. It should come as no surprise that the lifestyle and homemaking guru Martha Stewart has a trick for making a 1-pot pasta meal that you need to try right now.
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This Is Chrissy Teigen's Secret To Perfect Scrambled Eggs
Chrissy Teigen is one of those people who seems absolutely perfect. She does it all: Teigen is the author of the hit cookbook Cravings, mother of two, wife to singer John Legend, and more. Luckily, she let us in on how to get a little piece of her perfection with her scrambled egg secrets.
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