How Wendy's Founder Helped Create KFC's Iconic Chicken Bucket
Perhaps you prefer a burger over fried chicken, but chances are you've been to a KFC and a Wendy's. Here's how the two fast food spots are connected.
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Why These Diners Are Upset Over Unexpected Charges On Their Restaurant Bills
You may have noticed some additional fees on your restaurant check, whether for credit cards or service charges. One group of diners was shocked at their tab. -
The Major Fast-Casual Trend That Started At Panera Bread
Panera Bread may be your favorite go-to fast-casual spot, but are you aware that the company is a trailblazer for one fast food trend? Here's the details. -
Here's Why This Jewish Dish Is One Of Michael Twitty's Favorite Foods
Culinary historian Michael Twitty emphasizes that food is a way of honoring culture and tradition, and his favorite Jewish dish does that particularly well. -
Why You Should Start Making Pasta With A Dutch Oven
Have you ever wished for an easier way to make a pasta dish? You're in the right place. Here's why you need to try a Dutch Oven for your next pasta dish. -
What's The Best Type Of Glass For A Manhattan?
If you are a Manhattan drinker, then you are probably aware of the different glasses this cocktail comes in. But is there one that is the best? -
The Heartwarming Reason Sugar Skulls Have Names Written On Them
You may already know that ugar skulls are traditionally used during the Dia de Los Muertos. But, perhaps, you don't know the heartwarming reason why. -
The Unique Way Liquor Becomes Vodka
Vodka, famous for its neutrality, may appear to be an uncomplicated spirit. But the process by which liquor becomes vodka is more unique than you'd think. -
Shrek-Inspired Foods You Might Have Forgotten About
Shrek is a powerhouse franchise and the loveable, green ogre's face has been used to promote countless snacks foods. Here are some you have forgotten about. -
The Difference Between Biltong And Beef Jerky
Biltong and beef jerky are two convenient protein options. Both are made of dried red meat, but their preparation, taste, and texture are very different. -
How Candy Companies Kickstarted Trick-Or-Treating On Halloween
Trick-or-treating and Halloween seem to have always gone together, but opportunistic 20th-century candy companies are actually responsible for this tradition. -
The Unexpected Item You Can Use To Sharpen Any Kitchen Knife
Have you ever needed to sharpen your knife but you don't have a wet stone or honing steel handy? There is something in your kitchen that will do the trick. -
Gordon Ramsay's Secret For Perfectly Minced Garlic
Have you ever been frustrated with how long and difficult the garlic peeling process is? Gordon Ramsay has you covered with tips for a quicker peel and mince. -
The Worst Nathan's Hot Dog You Can Eat
You have probably enjoyed a hotdog or two, and if you love BBQ, you're likely to have eaten way more. If you love Nathan's dogs, here's the worst choice. -
The Dried Pasta Brand Giada De Laurentiis Can't Stop Using
Chances are you've made pasta before and while you might think there's no difference between brands, but Giada De Laurentiis would disagree. -
Here's Why You Should Start Grinding Your Own Pepper
Have you ever wondered if there is a difference between a black pepper shaker and freshly ground black pepper? There is and we have the details. -
Do You Need A Membership To Shop At Aldi?
If you have never been to an Aldi, you may be wondering if you need a membership to shop there. Luckily, we have the information you are looking for. -
Here's How Pound Cake Got Its Name
Pound cake is an American dessert staple but how did this cake come to be? And why is it called a pound cake? We have the scoop on this classic. -
The Name Fireball Whisky Used To Have
In the 2000s, Fireball was a staple at parties everywhere. Its popularity made it the best-selling liqueur in the U.S. But do you what it was called first? -
Is Sago The Same Thing As Boba?
Boba tea is a trendy drink named after the slightly sweet, chewy tapioca pearls it contains -- or is it sago pearls? Is sago the same thing as boba? -
Here's How Red Wine Actually Gets Its Color
If you're a wine connoisseur you probably already know where red wine gets its color from. If not, you might be interested to learn about it. -
The Clever Way José Andrés Keeps Eggs From Sticking To Spatulas
You may have cooked an omelet before, or perhaps eggs are part of your daily menu. Either way, José Andrés has a tip to keep eggs from sticking to spatulas. -
Cavatappi Is Named After This Pop Singer
Some pasta shapes are named after their shape or what it resembles. But cavatappi was named by the pasta company, Barilla after this famous Italian pop singer. -
Can You Eat Hard Cheese After Its Expiration Date?
Cheese is a staple in many households and is enjoyed in a variety of ways. If this is you, you may be wondering if you can eat cheese after its expiration date. -
Why Does Aldi Require A Quarter To Get A Cart?
Aldi is a popular grocery store. If you have shopped there, you are aware that you need to bring your own bags and a quarter for the cart. But why the quarter? -
Ohio's Favorite Halloween Candy Is One You May Not Like
Believe it or not, Ohio's favorite Halloween candy is a bt controvesial. Which side will you take? -
How To Use A Drinking Glass To Peel A Mango
We all love a good kitchen hack. Did you know you have a choice of things you can find lying around the kitchen to peel your thick-skinned mango?
