What Is Peat And What Does It Have To Do With Scotch?
Peat has been used for heating and cooking purposes for thousands of years. Its characteristic smoky qualities have also been used in crafting scotch whiskies.
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Here's Why Fast Food Prices Are More Expensive In Other Locations
The same fast food items often sell for different prices in different locations. Prices might even change within the same city. Why the discrepancy?
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Papa John's Papadia Flavors Ranked Worst To Best
Papa John's has a menu item called the Papadia, which combines pizza with a sandwich. Here, we rank the best flavors from worst to best.
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DIY Raising Cane's Pizza Is All We'll Ever Need
A TikTok video showed us how to make a DIY Raising Cane's pizza -- and it's all we'll ever need to satisfy our cravings for fried chicken and pizza at once.
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The Most Popular Potato Dishes From Around The World
Potatoes are necessary to create the dishes of many regions across the globe, from Idaho to Ireland. We've rounded up the most popular spud-based dishes.
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Aldi's Olipop Soda Copycat Sounds Refreshing
Olipop is so popular that it seems Aldi's VitaLife brand is now producing a knockoff prebiotic soda of its own.
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The Best Regional Fast Food Chains, According To The Mashed Staff
From burgers to tacos, it's no secret that we love fast food here at Mashed, and these are the regional fast food chains that we can't get enough of.
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Sorry Taco Bell, Tlayuda Is The Original Mexican-Style Pizza
To experience the flavor and texture of a true Mexican pizza, don't say Taco Bell: say tlayuda.
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Migas Is The Breakfast Variation Of Chilaquiles With A Cloudy Origin
Though Mexican-style migas and chilaquiles are often confused with each other abroad, they're pretty different - with their own unique origin stories.
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Cheez-On-Cheese Velveeta Mac And Cheese Recipe
This super cheesy mac and cheese is made with Velveeta, cheddar, and crumbled Cheez-It crackers.
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Food Mascots That Are A Lot Older Than You Realized
From sassy social media personalities to quotable commercials, food mascots are heavily ingrained into our pop culture more than we realize.
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How To Watch Guy's All American Road Trip Without Cable
Guy Fieri returns to his quest for Flavortown, eating his way across America in "Guy's All-American Road Trip." Here's how to watch it without cable.
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To Dry Rub Or Marinade A Steak — That Is The Question
It's steak night, and you can't decide whether to pre-season your meat with a dry rub or a marinade. Here's the easy distinction to remember.
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What Red Lobster's Menu Looked Like In The 1970s
Red Lobster has changed a lot through the years. Here's what the menu looked like during the 1970s.
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Eating An Early Dinner Is Actually Way Better For Your Life
I finally feel vindicated for eating dinner at a time once reserved for senior citizens, the early birds.
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Egg Prices Have Finally Dropped To An Affordable Level
After peaking at an average price of $4.82 per dozen in January, egg prices are finally going in the right direction: downward.
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Fast Food Rivalries That Got Heated
Food fights between fast food chains have generated some surprising situations. Here are some of the fast food rivalries that got seriously heated.
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All We Want To Do Is Play Tetris On A McDonald's Chicken Nugget-Shaped Device
The game resembles a McDonald's Chicken McNugget, plays a retro version of Tetris, and looks well-designed to fit neatly into the palms of your hands.
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The Reason Canned Coffee Always Tastes Weird
It essentially comes down to the shelf-stabilizing measures that canned coffee has to adhere to before being distributed to your neighborhood grocery store.
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Costco's Manufacturer Coupon Policy, Explained
Can you save even more at Costco using those manufacturer coupons found in newspapers? The answer may, unfortunately, disappoint some budget-minded shoppers.
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Here's How To Win Ciao House, According To Gabe Bertaccini - Exclusive
Gabriele Bertaccini, one of the judges of Food Network's "Ciao House," described to Mashed the unique set of skills contestants need to succeed on the show.
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What Gabe Bertaccini Loved, Hated, And Learned On Ciao House - Exclusive Interview
"Ciao House" judge Gabe Bertaccini shared the ups and downs of filming, what it takes to win the competition, and tips for exploring Tuscan cuisine at home.
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Texas Pete Buffalo Wing Sauce Is Being Recalled Over Undeclared Soy
Texas Pete Buffalo Wing Sauce is being recalled over undeclared soy. Here's how to know if you've been affected.
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Discontinued Panera Items That Need To Make A Comeback
Panera Bread is known for dropping longtime favorites from its menu. These are some of the discontinued Panera items that need to make a comeback, stat.
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Why Pancakes Always Taste Better At A Restaurant
Are you constantly disappointed with your efforts to make pancakes at home? Here are a few tips to making them taste restaurant-quality.
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Aldi Prices Are Dropping For Summer And We're Already Running To Stores
Already known for its lower prices, Aldi hopes these discounts will help customers in a time when grocery price increases due to inflation seem to be the norm.
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The Viral Mayo Pasta Salad Is So Unhinged We Can't Watch
Everything about the viral pasta salad video is designed to cause horror in the foodie community. You might ask yourself, are they serious?
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