How Old Is McDonald's Hamburglar?
Like fellow McDonald's mascot Grimace, who's return became a viral sensation, the ever evolving Hamburglar also turns 52 this year. This is his story.
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What Really Happens To Self-Checkout Tips?
When you pay at a self-serve kiosk, your interaction with a server may be minimal. Yet you may still be prompted to add a tip on the screen. Where does that go?
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How Ostrich Eggs Compare To The Chicken Version
Not every egg you eat has to come from a chicken. Perhaps you could try the behemoth ovum of an ostrich instead. But how would it stack up?
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Why Diner Coffee Tastes Different In A Weird Way
Coffee is usually a pretty common diner go-to. The flavor can definitely taste weird, but it's the nostalgic cup of comfort we've grown to know and love.
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The Biggest Reason More Americans Aren't Costco Members
Costco attracts many customers, but not everyone is a Costco shopper. Here's why some Americans haven't signed up to be a member of the chain yet.
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The Savory Flavor God Seasonings, Ranked
Flavor God seasonings come in a wide range of profiles for all tastes. Find out which ones to get to garnish your meals and which ones are best avoided.
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Why José Andrés Wants You To Eat More Invasive Lionfish
Chef José Andrés is known for using his platform to effect change. And this extends to his menu: He wants people to eat edible invasive species like lionfish.
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Costco's Kirkland Champagne Can Hold Its Own Against Bougie Veuve Clicquot
Considering how similar they are -- price difference aside -- it makes sense that Costco's Kirkland Champagne can hold its own against bougie Veuve Clicquot.
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The Pimm's Cup Cocktail Has Taken Many Boozy Forms
Pimm's No. 1, the base of the iconic cocktail, hasn't always been the only one available. The drink has taken many boozy forms over the years, with Pimm's 2-6.
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The Energy Drink Brand With The Most Caffeine Blows CELSIUS Out The Water
Celsius energy drinks attract a lot of consumers with their high caffeine content. But there is another energy drink with even more caffeine than this brand.
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The Time Paul Reubens (And Pancakes) Appeared On Top Chef
Paul Reubens once brought his iconic character Pee-wee Herman to "Top Chef," where he helped judge one of his favorite foods – pancakes!
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Strange Things Everyone Ignores About The Hamburger Helper Mascot
Hamburger Helper introduced the world to its mascot Lefty more than 45 years ago. The so-called gloved one has had quite the quirky history since then.
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The Paul Reubens Sandwich Sounds So Good You'll Want To Marry It
Named for the late Paul Reubens the Paul Reubens sandwich takes the Reubens game to a whole new level. How much will you love it? You'll want to marry it.
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The Best Type Of Fish For Grilling
If you love to grill outdoors, but want to change things up from the usual steak or burger, try fish. See which types of fish are the best for grilling and why.
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Why It Isn't The Best Idea To Can Nuts At Home
With preparation and the proper tools, home canning is a great way to preserve and store food. However, most nuts aren't suitable for canning. Find out why.
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Grocery Stores Turned Everything We Know About Fast Food On Its Head
Welcome to the age of the grocery store-restaurant (or "grocerant," if you will), where the line between shopping and dining is becoming deliciously blurred.
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The Ingredient Hack For Making Pizza Roll-Ups At Home
Going with the out-of-the-package version frozen pizza can be kind of meh, but with a few tweaks you make something much more fun and tasty: the pizza roll-up.
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Grilled Cheeseburger Pizza Recipe
What's better than pizza? Pizza that's topped with classic cheeseburger fixings and charred on the grill!
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21 Savory Cookies That Will Put A Spin On Your Party Menu
Ready to add some spice to your usual cookie repertoire? Try one of these savory variations -- made with bacon, cheese, curry, or other ingredients.
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How Appetizers Became The First Thing To Order Off Menus
Surprisingly, appetizers have been around for centuries, and were even considered a classy and high-end thing to serve alongside a bigger meal.
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Hot Ones Is Spicing Up NYC And Philly With Chicken Wing Delivery
If you live in New York or Philadelphia, you can have the same mouth-melting wings that guests on Hot Ones enjoy delivered right to your door!
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The Canned Beets Ina Garten Hates With A Passion
Despite being partial to so many accessible pantry staples, there is one particular canned item that you'll never see Ina Garten use: Harvard beets.
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Here's What Happened To Luma Soda After Shark Tank
Luma Soda, which is sugar-free and without chemical additives and preservatives, appeared on Shark Tank to challenge big soda brands. What happened since?
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The Best Corn Dogs In The US
In some regions, corn dogs are a major part of local history. Sometimes corn dogs are topped with Fruit Loops. Corn dogs are more complex than you think.
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Why Curtis Stone Has His Heart Set On Opening Up A Bakery
Celebrity chef Curtis Stone opened a pop-up pie shop to get through the pandemic. Now he's looking forward to making The Pie Room a standalone business.
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TikTok's Sad Grimace Trend Low-Key Makes Us Want To Cry
While Grimace shakes proved to be a viral hit, one TikTok video may change how you feel for the McDonald's mascot. To be honest, it's kind of sad.
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The Secrets Behind Linda Skeens' Blue Ribbon Recipes
Linda Skeens became a public figure after a series of wines at a county fair. Discover her tips and tricks to achieving her tastiest recipes.
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