Here's What Happened When Subway Tried To Open Kosher Versions Of The Chain
In 2006, Subway opened several kosher l locations to appeal to Jewish communities. Despite fanfare at the time, there's a reason those sites longer exist.
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The Unexpectedly Intense Origin Story Of Horse Soldier Bourbon
Horse soldiers invoke images of the Civil War. While its history doesn't date back that far, the story of Horse Soldier Bourbon is just as intense. -
Why You Might Want To Give The Condiments At Aldi A Hard Pass
There are plenty of products Aldi offers that rival big-name brands for a lower price. But its ketchup and mayonnaise may not be among them. -
What's The Difference Between Red And Green Gazpacho?
We usually associate gazpacho with a vibrant red color. But green is also an option. So, what goes into one to separate it from what we're more familiar with? -
Give Your Deviled Eggs A Flavorful Twist With Help From An Iconic Dip
There's always room to crank up the creativity when you're making deviled eggs, and a creamy dip offers the perfect twist for the party appetizer favorite. -
When It Comes To Making Fig Spread, Skip The Dried Fruit
If you plan to make fig jam at home, you'll encounter plenty of recipes that recommend using dried figs, but we insist that fresh figs are better. -
Give Your Espresso Martini Some Fall Flair With Pumpkin Spice
Espresso martinis are a year-round indulgence, but adding pumpkin spice gives the drink that seasonal twist. It also enhances the mouthfeel of the martini. -
Chocolate Sauce Gives Carrot Cake A Decadent Upgrade
Carrot cake is easily one of the most beloved types of cake out there. But there's actually a way to make the dessert even more decadent: add chocolate sauce. -
What It Means To Be A Barista (And Where The Term Comes From)
A barista isn't just a coffee slinger who hands your cup. Here's what it really means to be a barista and how we got that term in the first place. -
Can You Substitute Lemon Zest With Dried Peels?
Lemon zest can add a fresh, citrusy flavor to your recipe. If you don't have any on hand, you might wonder if you can use dried peels instead. -
The Creme Brûlée Upgrade Using Everyone's Favorite Vegetable
Want to majorly upgrade your creme brûlée? All you need to do is add this one beloved vegetable which practically everyone loves. -
The Prep Mistake That's Ruining Your Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
Whipping up sweet and indulgent chocolate-covered strawberries can be fairly easy, but this prep mistake can ruin an entire batch with bad technique. -
Your Charcuterie Board Is Begging For Truffle Honey
While cheeses and jams may be some of the more common fixings, there's a charcuterie board ingredient you may not have thought of - truffle honey. -
Make Your Breakfast Granola In The Air Fryer For The Quickest Results
Having handmade, fresh granola in the pantry makes breakfast a easy. And preparing it in the air fryer? Even easier. Here's how to make granola quickly. -
The Truly Ancient Origins Of Vinegar
There's no question that vinegar is useful in everything from cleaning to recipe ingredients. But how long has it been around? Its origins are truly ancient. -
Infuse Tangy Flavors Into Your Turkey Burgers By Stuffing Them With Feta
Turkey burgers can get a bad rap for being bland, but they don't have to be. There's room to play around with flavors and ingredients, like feta cheese. -
Here's What Anthony Bourdain's Least Favorite Meal Was, Period
Anthony Bourdain clearly loved food of all kinds, but the celebrity chef and author had a surprising answer when asked about his least favorite meal of all. -
One Type Of Canned Tuna Has The Mildest, Least Fishy Flavor
Want to enjoy canned tuna without overpoweringly fishy flavor? This variety is mild enough to use in everything from fish tacos to tuna salad sandwiches. -
Give Store-Bought Guacamole The Flavor Boost It Needs With One Ingredient
If your store-bought guacamole tastes a little flat, there's one ingredient that will take it to the next level. Spice up your guac with just a few sprinkles. -
8 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Rotisserie Chicken At Home
Cooking a succulent and delicious rotisserie chicken is easier than you might realize. Just be careful to avoid these easy cooking mistakes. -
Burger King Had No Right To Discontinue Its Funnel Cake Fries
The biggest indignity about Burger King's choice to discontinue its delicious funnel cake fries is that nobody seems to know why they're gone. -
What Does It Mean To Drink A Martini Straight Up?
Although ordering a martini is as mindless as saying its name, do you know how you want it served? What does it mean to drink a martini straight up? -
12 Favorite Frozen Foods Celebrity Chefs Love To Cook With
Frozen foods not only make prep time quicker and easier, but they are also packed with flavor and nutrition. These are some of the favorites of celebrity chefs. -
Alton Brown's Secret Ingredient For A Tangy Peach Lassi
A lassi is a traditional Indian drink that's refreshing and delicious, and Alton Brown uses a simple ingredient to make his peach lassi even more tangy. -
Trust Us, It's Just Not Worth Buying Canned Noodles
Lots of canned foods are awesome and should be staples in your pantry, but canned noodles are not one of those items. Here's why they're not worth it. -
We Tasted And Ranked 17 Brands Of Hard Tea
It's easy to feel spoiled for choice, with all the varieties of hard iced tea available. We tried several of the most popular to see which was best. -
The Unexpected Way An Air Fryer Can Improve Your Coffee
You may have never thought to use your air fryer for coffee, but the kitchen gadget can cut down on costs and deliver a better, fresher cup of coffee.
