The Cool Hack For Keeping Popsicles Melt-Free (Even At The Beach)
Pick one of the wider, jumbo-sized models, which will allow you to get at least four or five popsicles inside of it (make sure they're single, not double pops).
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Why You Should Never Put Meat On The Grill Straight From The Fridge
Grilling is an art form, and there's a very good reason why you should avoid placing meat onto your grill as soon as it's been removed from the fridge.
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The Unexpected Reason McDonald's Created The Now-Iconic McRib
The history of fast food menu items can be full of twists and turns, but you probably won't guess the unexpected reason McDonald's created the now-iconic McRib.
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Whatever Happened To The Now Discontinued Coca-Cola Blak?
This short-lived Coke variety combined Coca-Cola and coffee. There are many reasons why it didn't last long, but luckily, there's a new version on shelves now.
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It's Official: The Taco Tuesday Lawsuit Is Finally Over
A longstanding battle over a ubiquitous term has finally come to an end. Here’s what happened with the lawsuit over the popular "Taco Tuesday" phrase.
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Go Against Your Instincts And Overcook The Pasta For Macaroni Salad
While it might be taboo to overcook your pasta for a nice spaghetti bolognese, if you're whipping up a cold pasta salad, overcooking is the way to go.
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Truly's Newest Seltzer Flavor Is An Evocative Ode To The US Women's Soccer Team
Truly and the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team have partnered to release a flavor that pays homage to the team as they head to the FIFA Women's World Cup.
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How To Transform Tomato Sauce Into A Creamy Soup Worth Serving
If you're looking for an easy meal to serve in a pinch, here is how you can transform your regular store-bought tomato sauce into a creamy soup.
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Like It Or Not, Quiznos' Bizarre, Iconic Spongmonkeys Are Coming Back
The popular sandwich chain has resurrected the wildly weird and quirky creatures. Here's how Quiznos and its customers are marking their return.
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How To Safely Dehydrate Canned Tuna For A Light Snack
When it comes to canned tuna, your best bet is to use solid tuna packed in water. Oil-packed varieties are higher in fat and, thereby, may go rancid faster.
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Where Is Simply Good Jars From Shark Tank Today?
Where is Philadelphia-based food purveyor Simply Good Jars from Shark Tank today? The answer to that question is sure to surprise many salad fans.
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Taco Bell Is Asking Fans To Vote For Its New Hot Sauce Packet Phrases
Taco Bell rewards members can vote for their favorite sayings in the app beginning July 18. The winning sauce sayings will make their restaurant debuts in 2024.
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The Difference That Separates Pasta Salad From Macaroni Salad
Pasta salads contain a variety of savory ingredients, such as cured meats, hard or semi-soft cheeses, olives, nuts, beans, or sun-dried tomatoes.
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Peppers Are The Gluten-Free Bun Alternative Perfect For Veggie Lovers
Not only are bell peppers loaded with nutrients, but their juicy bite also provides a new texture that might make your next sandwich a little more exciting.
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An LA Food Bank Is Giving Out Groceries To Writers And Actors On Strike
Any SAG-AFTRA or WGA member who has a World Harvest Food Bank membership card can stock up on as much food as they're able to fit in their cart.
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The Truly Unexpected Ingredient That Totally Upgrades Scrambled Eggs
If you like potato frittatas or are a fan of eating eggs alongside home fries, you'll want to try adding chips the next time you make scrambled eggs.
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Cava's Spicy Hummus Is Being Recalled Due To Undeclared Sesame
The company was made aware of the contamination after employees notified Cava that lids from its spicy labneh were placed on containers of spicy hummus.
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8 Defunct American Chains That Still Exist In Other Countries
From Chi-Chi's to Kenny Roger's Roasters, there are a number of American chains that got their start in the States, but have since moved on to other countries.
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What Are The Natural Flavors Found In Some Coffee Varieties?
Avid coffee drinkers may enjoy switching up the their usual cup of joe. If you opt for flavored coffee, here's what you should know about its natural flavors.
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Pizza Hut Is Rolling Out Hot Honey Pizza And Wings For A Limited Time
The hot honey pizza consists of a crust slathered in marinara, covered in cheese, topped with pepperoni, and finished with the restaurant's signature hot honey.
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The Delicious Evolution Of Strawberry Shortcake
Charles Darwin would probably have been left speechless if he'd learned about the delicious evolution of this time-honored fruit-based dessert.
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It's Actually Safe To Eat Oysters In July
Ever heard you should only eat oysters in months with an 'R' in them? That's not so true today: You can eat oysters during summer! Here's what you need to know.
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P.F. Chang's Is Celebrating Its 30th Birthday With A New Happy Hour Menu
Starting on July 19, diners can take advantage of the brand-new Lucky 8 Happy Hour, which runs from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday.
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Big Mac Salad Is The Ultimate McDonald's Quick Fix At Home
When you're looking for the absolute best quick fix to feed your McDonald's craving, look no further than the Big Mac salad. Here's how it's made.
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We're Not So Sure About TikTok's Portable COVID Test Tube Sauce Hack
Being resourceful is good, but we (and the rest of the internet) have questions about the COVID test tube sauce hack that's making the rounds on TikTok.
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12 Hacks For Brewing The Perfect Cup Of Coffee
Just as with any worthwhile craft, brewing the perfect cup of coffee requires patience and dedication. Don't worry though, we have some great hacks to help you.
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Canned Juice Used To Be The Only Way To Enjoy Citrus-Based Beverages
Where did canned juices go? As concentrated products became more popular in the 1940s and 1950s, the production of canned juice began to drop considerably.
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