Why One Controversial Milk Is Banned In Some Parts Of The US
While you can still buy unpasteurized milk in some parts of the U.S., it's banned in other areas. The reason is likely due to certain health concerns.
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Is It Dangerous To Eat Raw Corn On The Cob?
You've probably eaten plenty of cooked corn. But have you ever tried eating it raw? Surprisingly, it's perfectly safe to eat raw corn — it's good for you, too.
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Mulled Wine Vs. Glögg: What's The Difference?
You may have heard of these spiced and boozy winter beverages, but what's the difference between mulled wine and glögg? We've got the answers here.
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The Types Of Culinary Ratios You Might Encounter In The Kitchen
In the cooking world, certain culinary ratios are pretty much set in stone, and knowing them can simplify your process. Here are some you may encounter.
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Baking Cookies On A Silicone Mat May Be Ruining Them
Silicone baking mats are great for plenty of projects. But baking cookies isn't one of them — here's why parchment paper is a better option.
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The Dave's Killer Bread Copycat You Can Find At Aldi
If you love Dave's Killer Bread but can't justify its higher price point, you may want to check out the Simply Nature Seedtastic and Graintastic breads at Aldi.
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Homemade Fish Stock Is Key For For Flavorful Chowder
One of the best ways to create a memorable dish is through the use of homemade stock. Fear not, however, as seafood stock is easier than you think to create.
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The Best Type Of Cucumber For Homemade Pickles
Whether you put them inside a sandwich or fry them for an appetizer, pickles are extremely versatile. If you're curious about making your own, use this variety.
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Don't Skip This Step For Perfectly Crisp Roast Chicken Skin
A perfectly roast chicken is a classic dinner option, but getting the skin to be crispy can be tricky at times. Use this fridge hack for the best skin ever.
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Rachael Ray's Cooling Rack Hack For Instant Avocado Prep
There's so much you can do with a single avocado, like avocado toast or spicy crema, and with this one hack from Rachael Ray the process becomes even easier.
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The Hawaiian Pineapple Variety That Won't Irritate Your Tongue
If you've been looking for a new fruit to try, you might want to consider the special Hawaiian pineapple variety that won't irritate your tongue.
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MagiCans: The Coca-Cola Sweepstakes That Ended In Disaster
In the annals of carbonated beverage ad campaigns, you've likely never encountered a situation like MagiCans, the Coca-Cola sweepstakes that ended in disaster.
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The Devastating Story Of Anthony Sedlak's 2012 Death
Anthony Sedlak was a star on the rise in the Canadian food scene and on the country's branch of Food Network. Which is why his 2012 death was so shocking.
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Coca-Cola Cans Were First Created Out Of A Wartime Necessity
Those who enjoy drinking Coca-Cola out of aluminum cans might be surprised to learn that the current packaging came about as a result of World War II.
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What Makes Japanese Curry Unique
What makes Japanese curry unique? The answer requires an entirely interesting history lesson and is more complex than you might first assume.
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The Smell Test To Check If Your Dough Is Overproofed
There is a simple test for confirming whether or not you've overproofed your homemade bread. If you smell this substance, things have already gone awry.
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Here's Why Pork Shoulder Is So Inexpensive
If you're sitting in the meat aisle at a grocery store comparing prices. There's one thing that will stick out. Here's why pork shoulder is so inexpensive.
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Gordon Ramsay's Hack Will Change How You See Pepper Mills Forever
If you're familiar with pepper mills, you've probably wondered about the purpose of the little knob on top. Chef Gordon Ramsay explains as only he can.
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Martha Stewart's Simple Extra Step To Elevate Homemade Pie Filling
Avid pie bakers likely know how to create a showstopping dessert. But one simple extra step from Martha Stewart can elevate that homemade pie filling.
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The World's Most Expensive Cheese Comes From Balkan Donkey Milk
The world's most expensive cheese comes from Balkan donkey milk, and if you want to get your hands on some, you're going to have to buy it at the source.
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The Hidden Gem Found In Whole Foods' Cheese Case
If you often shop at Whole Foods, there's something you may be overlooking while searching for the ideal cheeses. Here's how the grocery chain can help.
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Tikka Masala Vs. Butter Chicken: What's The Difference?
Chicken tikka masala and butter chicken are both joyfully inauthentic dishes. So what is the difference between tikka masala and butter chicken?
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Bees Can Get Helicopter Rides To Make The World's Best-Tasting Honey
Honey is known for its sweet taste. Notably, some varieties of honey are so pleasant that beekeepers have taken to flying bees to the honey via helicopter.
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How McDonald's 1984 Olympics Marketing Campaign Became A Fiasco
Most companies aim to make more money when ddeveloping marketing campaigns. Unfortunately, McDonald's campaign for the 1984 Olympics didn't work out that way.
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The Inspiration Behind The Shape Of Coca-Cola's Iconic Original Bottle
Most people have probably heard the story behind the original Coca-Cola recipe, but you may not know the story of the original Coca-Cola bottle.
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The Ultimate Guide To Ghee
As such a time-honored cooking ingredient, there's a lot to know about ghee as a distinct cultural and culinary staple.
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The Step That Is Essential To Safely Transporting A Frosted Cake
If you like to decorate your cakes, you want to make sure they travel well. Here is the step that is essential to safely transporting a frosted cake.
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