What A Christmas Feast Looked Like For Ellis Island Immigrants
The immigrants who came to the U.S. through Ellis Island faced many challenges, but on Christmas, they were served a feast that would introduce them to America.
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The Only Michelin-Starred Ice Cream In The World Is Predictably Fancy
When it comes to ice cream, we'd all scream if our experience was enjoying the only Michelin-starred ice cream in the world, which is predictably fancy. -
How To Tell When Your Nutritional Yeast Has Expired
Keeping nutritional yeast in the refrigerator, while helpful, isn't necessary. How you bought it, and how you store it, will help it from going bad. -
Here's How To Make Sangria That Actually Tastes Good
Sangria is more than just wine and fruit. And though it's difficult to make a version that tastes bad, here's how to make sangria that actually tastes good. -
You're Making One Big Mistake When Slicing Cheese Logs
Cheese logs are a popular staple on many a cheese board, but if you're thinking about cutting into one with a knife, think again. -
The Lucky Food You'll Likely Find At Kwanzaa Celebrations
During Kwanzaa, this lucky ingredient resembles a coin, symbolizing prosperity and good luck in the upcoming year. It's also said to ward off the "evil eye." -
The Award-Winning Aldi Cheese Perfect For Your Next Charcuterie Board
Aldi recently released their Shopper-Endorsed 2024 Fan Favorites. The award-winning "Charcuterie Favorite" cheese is a must the next time you host! -
How To Tell If A Butternut Squash Is Ripe And Ready
Butternut squashes can look the same from afar, but once you get close, you can tell right away which are ready. They key is to use all your senses. -
Make The Perfect Apple Pie Crust With 3 Expert Tips
Ensure that your next apple pie crust is perfectly baked and deliciously crispy, thanks to this exclusive expert advice from a pastry chef. -
The Types Of Beer That Bring Out The Best In Chocolate
Beer pairs with chocolate just as well as wine (maybe even better?). Here are some exclusive tips on which types of beer work nicely with which chocolates. -
It Turns Out Pumpkin Leaves Are Edible (But There's A Catch)
Did you know pumpkin leaves are actually edible? While this is great news, there's a catch, and we're here to explain it all for you. -
The One Big Mistake To Avoid When Adding Beer To Stew
Whipping up a beef and stout stew may seem like a simple task, but according to a chef we spoke with, there are some major mishaps to avoid. -
The Oldest Restaurant In America Is A True Historic Landmark
Restored buildings offer the best stories. From a home to a tavern to a government meeting place, the oldest restaurant in America is a true historic landmark. -
Tired Of Traditional? Try These Easy Desserts This Thanksgiving
Eating pumpkin pie year after year at Thanksgiving can get a little boring, so there's no better way to excite your sweet tooth again than new, festive ideas. -
Why Your Home Kitchen Is Ruining Your Tempered Chocolate
Tempering chocolate at home may seem really hard, but maybe it's your kitchen environment that's the problem. Here's what to look out for. -
Thanksgiving Is Approaching Fast, Make Sure Your Fridge Is Ready
Storing premade dishes or containers of Thanksgiving leftovers is easier if your fridge is ready. The holiday is approaching fast, so use these tips to prepare. -
Make Cheap Wine Taste Better With An Easy Expert Tip
We've all picked up a bottle (or box) of not-so-great-tasting cheap wine before. Instead of pouring the whole thing down the drain, try this trick. -
Starbucks Is Ringing In The 2024 Holidays With A Host Of New Items
While eagerly awaiting Starbucks' annual holiday menu, you can enjoy the coffee chain's new 2024 holiday creamers, packaged coffee, and celebratory merchandise. -
A Recent Veggie Recall Just Hit The Highest Risk Level. Here's What We Know
The packages were recently bumped up to a Class 1 risk by the U.S. FDA. Most likely this will join our list of the biggest food recalls of 2024. -
New Lawsuit Claims Subway's Sandwiches Don't Have Enough Meat
A new lawsuit alleges Subway sandwiches lack the promised amount of meat. Get the details on claims and how courts have dealt with similar cases in the past. -
The Oldest Pretzel Bakery In America Is A True Pennsylvania Landmark
How often do you have the opportunity to tour the original home of your favorite snack? The oldest pretzel bakery in America is a true Pennsylvania landmark. -
Do TGI Friday's Recent Closures Spell Disaster For The Chain?
Widespread closures of even more TGI Fridays locations point to a grim future for the chain. Will the financial plans be enough to save the iconic brand? -
The Absolute Best Oils To Use In Your Tofu Marinade
Get expert-approved tips on the best oils for tofu marinade! Unlock bold flavors and perfect texture with advice from a pro for your next tofu dish. -
The Michelin-Star Restaurant With The Most James Beard Awards
Michelin stars and James Beard awards are two coveted accolades in the restaurant world. This Michelin-star restaurant has the most James Beard awards. -
Ina Garten's Return Policy For The Barefoot Contessa Store Was Genius
When Ina Garten bought Barefoot Contessa, she only knew shopping from a consumer's perspective. This helped with her store's genius return policy. -
Goldfish Is Officially Changing Its Name, And We Almost Didn't Believe It
The beloved Pepperidge Farm brand of children's snacks is rebranding to capture a more adult audience...but only for a limited time. -
The Only Tea Bags You Should Use For Brewing Iced Tea
Loose leaf tea is lauded as the best option for brewing iced tea, but if you can't source it, there's one specific kind of bagged tea to look for.
