Nostalgia is real, especially when thinking about your once-favorite food and drinks. Why was the brightly colored Surge discontinued? Can you still find it?
"Star Wars" fans have long wondered what the blue milk tastes like, and TruMoo has made it a reality. We got to try some ahead of its April 17 release.
Did you know a humble kitchen utensil usually associated with spuds can remarkably elevate the flavors of that quintessential summertime porch drink, lemonade?
If a messy countertop has been stopping you from mixing up your favorite baked goods, we've got just the thing. Luckily it's a budget-friendly and easy hack.
Burritos are perfect for breakfast, lunch or dinner, so it's smart and convenient to freeze a batch for later. Simple steps will protect against a soggy result.
Using the tadka technique for cooking adds incredible flavor to food. But if you're not using it for your salad dressing, you're seriously missing out.
Woks can be used for far more than just stir-fries, provided you use them correctly. Here's what to avoid doing, based on our experience and expert opinion.
A good bowl of grits is measured by its creamy softness. And when you're looking for the best, keep an eye on the texture next time you reach for a packet.
Tofu isn't just for Meatless Mondays. It can be enjoyed any day of the week if you prep it right. This pro tip gives the crispiest results right in your oven.
Many Americans, when asked, would prefer cold pizza for breakfast. But no one will judge if you prefer yours reheated, so this is the best pan for the job.
You might still be crying over your favorite cookie not making a comeback. Turns out there's a few reasons why even the best flavors don't stick around.
If you were one of the millions who snapped up Burger King's Fire-Grilled Ribs in the spring of 2010, you may be wondering why they disappeared so quickly.
Delicate greens like spinach are prized for their taste and nutrition, but unless you store fresh spinach properly, it can quickly turn into slimy compost.
With hearty veggies and moist meat, pot roast is at the top of the list of comfort foods. But be sure to avoid the worst cut of beef for the best results.