Matzo Granola Is A Unique Spin On A Classic Snack
Whether you're observing Passover, want to connect to family rituals, or just want to switch up your granola mix, matzo granola is a unique take on a classic.
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Here's Why Jordan Almonds Hold Significant Meaning At Weddings
Jordan almonds are the pretty oval-shaped candy your grandmother has in a decorative bowl every holiday. Did you know they hold a special meaning at weddings? -
Can You Freeze Kimchi, And Will It Affect The Quality?
Can you freeze kimchi? While it's not ideal, kimchi does freeze. Here's how to best store this fermented vegetable. -
New Data Shows People Spent A Record Amount On Their Easter Candy This Year
Americans are spending record amounts of money on Easter candy. But clearly, gathering the family and sharing food and sweets makes the holiday. -
People Really Do Eat Cereal With Orange Juice, Apparently
They are most commonly enjoyed separately. Still, the combination of orange juice and cereal in one bowl is enjoyed by some -- and endorsed by a celebrity. -
American Biscotti Actually Have A Different Name In Italy
Many foods go by various sobriquets depending on where they're eaten. For example, American biscotti actually have a different name in Italy. -
Should You Ever Cook Pasta Sauce With A Wine Cork?
Throwing a cork in a pot of sauce is a time-honored tradition in parts of Italy and Portugal. And apparently, Brooklyn Beckham swears by the trick, too. -
Bierocks And Runzas: What's The Difference?
What's the difference between bierocks and runzas? Not much, actually. Here's how these two regional sandwiches are similar, and what sets them agaprt. -
The 'Succession' Drinking Game To Indulge In The Final Season
Allow us to advise you on when to take a swig as you enjoy the remaining "Succession" episodes. Just make sure you have some high-calorie infosnacks on hand. -
15 Japanese Eating Etiquette Rules You Need To Know
Each culture has its own set of rules and etiquette when it comes to dining. Here's what you should know before sitting down for a meal in Japan. -
What Is Sunday Gravy And What Is It Made Of?
Here's what to know about Sunday gravy, including how it got its name and whether it has anything to do with the stuff people pour on their mashed potatoes. -
Why Is The Tail The Preferred Cut Of Alligator Meat?
You don't see alligator on the menu often, but when you do, the meat probably comes from the tail. Here's why. -
Will UK Sugar Inflation Affect How GBBO Contestants Pay For Their Ingredients?
Unless bakers are getting bigger allowances this year, inflation could potentially spell tighter budgets and less room for them to get creative. -
What Exactly Is Minnesota Hotdish, And Is It Different Than A Casserole?
Some regional foods are fiercely beloved by locals. Maybe you've heard of Minnesota hotdish. But what exactly is it, and is it different from a casserole? -
In The 1700s, Pineapples Were Wildly Expensive Symbols Of Prosperity
Once upon a time, the pineapple was considered a crown jewel among fruits. It was a sign of wealth and prestige, but perhaps not why you might think. -
Square Or Triangular Pizza Slices: Which Are Better?
As the debate between square and triangle-cut pizza slices rages on, many pizza purists are often reluctant to give square-cut slices their due. -
The Smoky Ingredient You'll Almost Never Find In Irish Whiskey
It takes a lot of knowledge to fully understand the wide world of whiskey. Let's look at the smoky ingredient you'll never find in Irish whiskey. -
Italian Renaissance Etiquette Had Meal Farting Protocol—and It's The Same As Today
Italian Renaissance etiquette actually had set rules for farting at the dinner table -- and they're not that different from today. -
Hot Dog And Marshmallow Skewers Are The Ultimate Filipino Party Food
Do you have a celebration coming up and enjoy combining sweet and salty flavors? Hot dog and marshmallow skewers are the ultimate Filipino party food. -
What Are Red Snapper Hot Dogs And Why Do They Exist?
Red snapper hot dogs may not sound appealing if you don't like fish. However, this dog is a regional favorite and more traditional than you'd think. -
Early Versions Of Forks Had A Reputation For Being 'Too Feminine'
Have you ever thought about the history of your cutlery? And did you know that early versions of forks had a reputation for being 'too feminine?' -
A Classic 'High Tea' Isn't Actually As Fancy As You'd Think
Although tea is a major part of British culture, tea time across the pond isn't necessarily the fancy affair we picture it to be. Take high tea, for example. -
Gordon Ramsay's Bizarre Hot Ones Tactics Are Ones To Remember
It wasn't just the verbal reactions that made Ramsay's "Hot Ones" episode so memorable. No one has gotten weirder with their methods for dealing with the spice. -
14 Easter Food Traditions From Around The World
Easter is celebrated around the world and many countries have traditional dishes that are served. Here are some of the foods that mark this special holiday. -
Bouquet Garni: The Iconic French Herb Mix To Experiment With
Herbs can be fantastic, but cutting up rosemary is a pain. Use bouquet garni, the iconic French herb mix to experiment with when you next cook a flavorful meal. -
St. Patrick's Day 2023: Where To Find The Luckiest Food Freebies And Deals
From Applebee's and Chili's to Krispy Kreme and White Castle, restaurant chains are celebrating the luck of the Irish in style this St. Patrick's Day. -
Here's How Much Ham To Make So You Don't Run Out At Easter Dinner
The general rule of thumb is to plan on one pound or a bit less per person if you're buying a bone-in ham. With a boneless variety, plan on half of that amount.
