Why Tailgating May Be Different This Year
Tailgating is one of the fun activities for the fall, but this year it may look a bit different. If you love tailgating, read on to get the details.
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Each State's Signature Soda
Soda is found everywhere. But did you know each state has one in particular that the residents hold most dearly? Here are the most notable from each state. -
Is It Dangerous To Use An Old Microwave?
Today, the convenient microwave has come a long way in terms of efficiency and safety. But if you have a vintage one on your hands, is it dangerous to use? -
Why Kolaches Are So Popular In Texas
While it's no secret that this Texas staple tastes great, the two littlest-known facts about kolaches may be how to pronounce them and how they got so popular. -
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. -
The Delectable Mexican Bread That's A Dia De Los Muertos Staple
Considering it's Dia de Los Muertos, You might be wondering about the delectable Mexican bread that's a holiday staple. Here's what you need to know. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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 Japanese Black Eggs That Have A Mythic Quality
If you've ever been to Japan, you may have seen the mythical black eggs. While they look different than traditional eggs, they also have mythical powers. -
How A Shoe Brand Is Responsible For The Twinkies Name
The cream and sponge cake snack known as a Twinkie is perhaps one of Hostess's most famous snack foods today. But the iconic name came from an unexpected place. -
Why Burger King Has A Different Name In Australia
Any way you slice it, Burger King remains fast food royalty. You'd know its logo -- and menu -- anywhere. But did you know it's got a different name in Straya? -
The Connection Between Smokers And PEZ Candy
PEZ candy, with its variety of character-themed dispensers, is now a favorite among kids of all ages -- but its inception is connected to smokers in Europe. -
The Only Temperature Frostys Should Be Served At, According To Wendy's
We love Wendy's Frosty for its standalone taste and texture, but it wouldn't be such an iconic treat without a classic recipe and specific serving temperature. -
What's The Difference Between Corned Beef And Pastrami?
Pastrami and corned beef have a lot in common: the meat used, presence at deli counters, and appearances on the Reuben sandwich. So what's the difference? -
Barmbrack: The Fruity Bread Eaten During Samhain
Halloween has its roots in the Celtic tradition of Samhain. Back then, the fruity bread known as Barmbrack could function as both trick and treat. -
Eggs En Meurette: The French Egg Dish Served In Red Wine Sauce
Eggs aren't just for the beginning of the day, and red wine doesn't need to be saved for the end: Eggs en meurette is French a dish you can enjoy anytime. -
Soul Cakes: America's Most Mysterious Halloween Tradition
Have you ever heard of a soul cake? We don't mean a decadent Southern dessert, in fact, this is something sinister and mysterious. -
Mexican Hot Chocolate Is A Breakfast Must-Have For Dia De Los Muertos
Dia de Los Muertos is celebrated on November 1 and 2. There are many traditional foods made for this time, and Mexican hot chocolate is a breakfast must-have. -
Make Sooji Halwa, The Gift That Keeps On Giving On Diwali
The festival of light is a celebration for five days. Sooji Halwa is known as the gift that keeps on giving during the these Diwali celebrations. -
These Are The 4 Traditional Pastas Of Rome
Whether you're a newbie or a culinary expert, it's always good to go back to the basics. In this case, let's revisit the four traditional pastas of Rome. -
What's The Difference Between Tex-Mex And Mexican Food?
Despite what you may or may not think, there is a distinct difference between traditional Mexican cuisine and Tex-Mex foods. So what is it, exactly? -
How Candy Apples Became A Halloween Fan-Favorite
When you bite into a delicious candy apple this Halloween, you're taking part in a tradition going back generations. The fan-favorite treat has a sweet history. -
How Burger King's Whopper Jr. Was Accidentally Invented
The Whopper Jr. is the perfect miniature for people who want a smaller taste of the classic Whopper flavors. It's hard to believe it was invented by accident. -
A Beginner's Guide To Halal Food
Maintaining halal food practices is fundamental to being a devout Muslim. To better understand halal food, we've created the ultimate guide for beginners. -
How The Popsicle Was Accidentally Invented By A Child
You might enjoy a popsicle from time to time, but your younger self probably ate them often. It shouldn't be a surprise then, that a child invented the treat.
