The Original Purpose Of Sugar May Surprise You
Prior to starring roles in treats like caramel and other tasty treats, sugar (or more specifically sugarcane) made a much smaller cameo in the world of cooking.
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I Toured The Chick-Fil-A Test Kitchen — Here's What You're Missing Out On
Mashed got the chance to take a tour of the Chick-fil-A test kitchen. We're sharing everything we've learned so no Chick-fil-A fan has to miss out.
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What Chopped Will Never Tell You On Air
Chopped is one of the most popular shows on Food Network. But a lot of the things that seem to make it extra challenging, don't happen that way at all.
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Sneaky Ways Italian Restaurants Are Scamming You
Knowingly or not, some Italian restaurants are perpetrating scams that leave customers feeling fleeced and frauded.
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Steakhouses That Are Going To Be Everywhere In 2022
Whether you prefer a fancy steakhouse with a higher price tag or less formal but nearly just as delish, several beef-centric chains are expanding in 2022.
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The McDonald's McCrispy Lineup Is Receiving Some Limited-Time Editions
The McCrispy chicken sandwich from McDonald's is being joined by a couple of new items that will grace the fast food chain's menu for a limited time.
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Buddy Valastro Is Team Popeyes Chicken Sandwich Over Chick-Fil-A
"Cake Boss" star Buddy Valastro weighed in on the ongoing fast food chicken sandwich wars and came out for Team Popeyes over Chick-fil-A. Here's why.
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The Best Corkscrews Of 2023
From fridge magnet openers to hi-tech options, there's a corkscrew for every budget. These are the year's best.
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TikTok's Two-Ingredient Hot Chocolate Is Made With A Popular Chocolate Bar
Hot chocolate is already easy to make, but TikTok makes it even easier with a two-ingredient recipe featuring a popular chocolate bar for a decadent upgrade.
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The 50-Cent Trick To Get Pie Crust Thickness Just Right
Do you struggle to get your pie crust thickness just right? Grab two quarters from your coin jar and use this 50-cent trick as your measuring guide.
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Drive-Thru Habits You Should And Shouldn't Do
Fast food is a staple for many of us, but many of us also forget basic etiquette. These are the drive-thru habits you should and shouldn't do.
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Use Leftover Tuna Can Oil For Meatier Caramelized Onions
Instead of using neutral oil or butter to make caramelized onions, we suggest using the oil from canned tuna for a meatier, umami-rich variation. Here's how.
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Jeremy Ford Blends Old And New At The Butcher's Club - Exclusive Interview
Jeremy Ford discussed running three restaurants, his appearance at the South Beach Wine & Food Festival, "Fast Foodies," and more in an exclusive interview.
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Think Twice Before Substituting Yogurt For Greek Yogurt In A Recipe
While many ingredients can be easily swapped out, you should think twice before swapping yogurt for Greek yogurt in a recipe without making small adjustments.
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The Big Problem Twitter Has After A Chiefs Player Drank A Beer With Fans
After the Chiefs' win against the Bills, defensive tackle Chris Jones jumped into a crowd of fans, one of whom passed him a can of Michelob Ultra.
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This Method Gives Starbucks Copycat Egg Bites An Extra Silky Texture
If you are planning to make copycat Starbucks egg bites in your home kitchen, you might want to try this cooking method to achieve the silkiest texture.
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How Much Money Do Nutritionists Typically Make?
Have you ever wondered how much nutritionists earn or thought about working with one yourself? Follow along as we explain how much nutritionists make.
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Cadbury Creme Eggs: 16 Facts About The Easter Candy Icon
One of the best Easter candies is the Cadbury Creme Egg, a classic staple that has been around for decades. Take a look at the things you never knew about them.
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The One Type Of Meat Professional Chefs Always Brine Before Hitting The Grill
Here's the one type of meat professional chefs always brine before hitting the grill. Make sure to brine to increase its flavor profile.
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Different Types Of Asian Noodles And How To Use Them
Noodles have been a staple in Asian cuisine for centuries. From udon to soba, here's everything you need to know about the many varieties of Asian noodles.
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Here's What Happens When You Skip Breakfast Every Day
Is breakfast still the most important meal of the day or can you skip it? Some new research shows what happens when you miss your morning meal.
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Bill Gates Turned Down A $300 Michelin Tasting Menu For A Diet Coke
When Bill Gates booked out a Michelin-starred restaurant in Barcelona, the celebrated chef was surprised when he didn't eat and instead opted for a soda.
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11 Unusual Things You Should Be Putting On Your Salmon
Salmon is in the regular rotation for many who enjoy seafood, and here are some unusual things you can put on it to make your next dish unique.
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Texas Style Peach Cobbler Recipe
This recipe for Texas-style peach cobbler is best enjoyed while it's warm with a dollop of vanilla ice cream on top.
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Dairy Queen Brought Back This Fan-Favorite Blizzard For The Holidays
Dairy Queen is ringing in the holidays with the return of its popular Candy Cane Chill Blizzard Treat - and DQ fans couldn't be more excited.
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Is Oat Milk Better For You Than Dairy Milk?
The latest coffeehouse trends have brought yet another type of alternative milk into our lives. Is oat milk any better for you than dairy milk?
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The Truth About Cured Meat
Some things are just universal truths, and one of those things is the deliciousness of cured meats. But how much do you really know about what you're eating?
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