After 60 Years, Cap'n Crunch Has Finally Earned His True Captain's Stripe
Cap'n Crunch has been an American supermarket mainstay for decades but who knew he wasn't actually a captain? That's all about to change for his 60th birthday.
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Gomadare Is The Creamy Japanese Sauce That Can Upgrade Any Meal
The mealtime possibilities really are endless when it comes to this versatile condiment. Here's how to make it, and how you can use it wisely.
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What To Keep In Mind When Pairing Beer With Steamed Mussels
Beer and mussels seem to be the perfect pairing. But, there are tips for which ale to choose depending on the flavor profile. Here's what you need to know.
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New Report Shows Some States Want To Hire Teenagers As Bar Servers
Some states have recently introduced legislation that would make it legal for minors to serve alcohol. But the new laws may be more complicated than you think.
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11 Discontinued Chocolates We Miss The Most
Chocolate is near and dear to many people's hearts, but sadly, sometimes our favorite chocolate bars disappear from shelves. Here are some we miss the most.
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Puréed Potatoes Are A Must-Try Cream Substitute For Soups
Creamy soups are velvety and rich, but not everyone wants to use actual cream. Try this tip for using puréed potatoes as the best silky, non-dairy substitute.
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Why You May Want To Skip Buying Coffee At Costco
While the quality is good and the price is right, there's an interesting reason why you might not want to stock up on your coffee at Costco.
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The Single Ingredient McDonald's Swapped To Improve The Egg McMuffin
While the breakfast sandwich remains relatively unchanged since its inception, there is one ingredient the chain swapped back in 2015.
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What Does The Greek Alcohol Ouzo Taste Like?
Ouzo is a spirit people love or hate, thanks to its bold, strong flavor. Hailing from Greece, this unique liqueur is often paired with contrasting flavors.
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In-N-Out Burger's Alleged New Mask Policy Is Causing Controversy
The West Coast burger chain may have instituted a new set of guidelines for its workers, and many people are finding them to be contentious.
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Manakish: The Lebanese Flatbread You Need To Try At Least Once
Manakish, a flatbread usually topped with a variety of toppings including za'atar, cheese, meat, or even yogurt has sometimes been called Lebanese pizza.
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11 Signs You Really Need To Clean Your Oven
When it comes to a dirty oven, it might fall into the 'out of sight, out of mind' category. However, there are some telltale signs that it's time to clean it.
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Costco's Japan Food Courts Have The Beloved Onion Dispenser We All Miss
After some big changes at the bulk grocer, certain perks disappeared, but Costco's Japan food courts have the beloved onion dispenser people have been missing.
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The Delicious Reason You Should Save Your Left Over Corn Water
As if chomping into one of late summer's sweetest, juiciest crops weren't enough, opting for the boiling method leaves you with a bonus: corn water.
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It Turns Out McDonald's Used To Own Most Of Chipotle
The story of why Mickey D's is no longer in the burrito game is a baffling example of corporate miscalculation. It's safe to say it's a move McDonald's regrets.
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The Brand Behind Costco's Kirkland Green Tea Is Really Big On Matcha
This big brand, which originated in Japan, knows a thing or two about matcha. And Costco customers can't get enough of its green tea blend.
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Is Olive Garden Store-Bought Dressing The Same As What's Served In Restaurants?
Have you ever wondered whether the Olive Garden dressing served at the restaurants is the same as what you can buy in stores? The answer might surprise you.
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Hot Sauce Batter Is The Key To Elevated Chicken And Waffles
Chicken and waffles is a dish that satisfies most tastes. The flavor is elevated with a little spice. Try adding hot sauce to the batter rather than the top.
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The French Pastries Andrew Zimmern Can't Make To Save His Life
While he has no trouble making other desserts, Andrew Zimmern has admitted that homemade macarons and croissants tend to give him a tough time.
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The Best Vinegar To Use For Extra Tangy Macaroni Salad
While many vinegars will do just fine in a pasta salad, there's one that adds just a bit more tang and flavor than the rest. Here's how you should use it.
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Scottish Rumbledethumps Is A Dish That's Much Easier To Cook Than To Say
Here's everything you need to know about this simple Scottish vegetable-forward dish, including how to cook it and how it got its interesting name.
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How To Clean That Incredibly Annoying Gap Between Your Counter And Stove
It's important to keep your kitchen clean and sanitary, but can sometimes be difficult to get every nook and cranny. Here's how you can clean those pesky areas.
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Roy Choi's Secret Weapon Teriyaki Sauce Has Been Spotted At Costco
Celebrity chef and restaurateur Roy Choi's signature teriyaki sauce can now be found at bulk retailer Costco, but it's only in select stores.
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Frozen Applesauce Is The Answer To An Instant Homemade Granita
Shaved fruit purée is the main ingredient in a granita. And a fast, easy way to make an instant homemade granita is to use frozen applesauce. Here's how.
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The Truly Unique Name British People Call Canned Whipped Cream
Even if you're aware that British people call things by different names than Americans, you might not be prepared for how they refer to canned whipped cream.
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McDonald's To Pay $800k To Child Severely Burned By McNugget
McDonald's must pay $800,000 to the family of a 4-year-old girl who received second degree burns from a Chicken McNugget. Here's the latest on this case.
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Clean Your Glass Stovetop With Toothpaste To Get Rid Of Pesky Burnt Food
Glass stovetops are becoming increasingly popular, but they're tough to clean. It might surprise you that toothpaste, of all things, can remove burnt food.
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