English muffins and crumpets have similar appearances, but there are many differences between these two foods, including what dishes they are used to make.
No two American presidents are exactly alike, especially when it comes to food preferences. Each has their own favorite snack, meal, dessert, or beverage.
If you've ever strolled down Broadway in Nashville, you know the lights and music are something of a destination. And its bar style is spreading like wildfire.
Mushrooms are a highly versatile ingredient. Mushrooms are used in different ways throughout the world, from rice-based dishes to stir fries and yummy soups.
Anyone who has tasted Nutella recognizes the creamy spread’s rich flavor that goes well on anything. Did you know some chefs prefer one version over another?
There are many different variations of coffee depending on where you go. Vietnamese coffee uses a variety of interesting ingredients that add to the experience.
If you're ever lucky enough to find yourself with a rhea egg and aren't sure how to prepare it, there's an authentic cooking method you can try: charcoal.
It's hard to forget the first time you learn what foie gras really is, so it's hard to believe there is something out there called the foie gras of the sea.
Anyone who can't stand frosting knows the beauty of a naked cake - there's not much icing to speak of. But how much frosting can you put on a naked cake?
A Japanese seasoning called furikake is often paired with white rice, but it can be used for so much more. Here's everything you need to know about the topping.
Brazilian barbecue restaurants offer a parade of food served table-side in an all-you-can-eat extravaganza. Here's what to know if it's your first time going.
Mochi is a versatile crowd favorite that can be served in several different ways. Grilled mochi, in particular, can come in either sweet or savory varieties.
A big, juicy steak is the perfect solution for red meat cravings. Each country has a beloved steak specialty; here's 11 that are sure to make your mouth water.
While there are many food festivals held in the United States, these cherished events are not exclusively American. Food festivals are a global phenomenon.
Practicing clean eating can be good for both your body and mind, but not necessarily for your bank account. For many, achieving a happy medium is far from easy.