The Complete History Of Red Dye No. 3 In Food
Red dye No. 3 has a long history in food products, but the additive was recently banned in the U.S. Learn the origins and uses of this controversial dye.
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What The Cameras Don't Show Us About Matt Stonie
We're peeling back the curtain on facets of Matt Stonie's life that don't make the highlight reel. You'll learn what makes the competitive eating champion tick.
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12 Frozen Food Recalls That Plagued Aldi
Aldi has built up a loyal following with its frozen food section. Some of those frozen foods over the years, however, have been pulled for safety reasons.
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Why The World's Most Popular Pear Isn't Commonly Found In Asia
This popular pear may be a staple in pantries across America and in Europe, but it's a rarity in Asia - despite the continent's many pear varieties.
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Rhode Island's Clam Cakes Are A State Icon In More Ways Than One
Every state has at least one food that is associated with its culture or history. In the case of The Ocean State, that food is the clam cake.
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What Elon Musk Actually Eats
Elon Musk, the world's richest person, has a wide range of eating habits. Here's what he likes to eat ... and many of his food choices don't cost much at all.
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11 Infamous Kitchen Nightmares Restaurants That Are Still Open
Most of the restaurants from "Kitchen Nightmares" are long gone, but some benefited from Gordon Ramsay's help. Here are some of the ones still around today.
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Why Mexican Doritos Supposedly Taste Better Than The US Version
Are Mexican-made Doritos better than the U.S. version? Some fans insist they are. If so, what makes them so much tastier? We dug deep for some answers.
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Why Midwestern Restaurants Serve Outrageously Large Pork Tenderloins
Among the many unique meals you can find in the Midwest are ultra-thin, ultra-wide fried pork tenderloins. Here's why they're served so outrageously large.
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The Biggest Flour Recalls In US History
Unfortunately for bakers, flour can fall prey to bacterial contamination, and these recalls prove it. Here are the country's biggest flour recalls.
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Why People Never Actually Drink Beer In Super Bowl Commercials
People generally don't buy beer with the expectation that nobody will ever drink it. So, how come Super Bowl commercials don't show people consuming it?
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What Type Of Fish Is In Wendy's Crispy Panko Fish Sandwich?
Based on appearances alone, you might not have an easy time guessing the star ingredient in Wendy's crispy panko fish sandwich. Here's the answer.
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What Is Marmite And What Can You Do With It?
Marmite is a famously divisive British pantry staple, but what is it, and more importantly, what can you do with it? We're here to dig deep and find out.
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5 Types Of Food That The Red Dye No 3 Ban Is Going To Impact
Food and beverage companies have until 2027 to remove Red Dye No. 3 from their products. This change could affect the look of many favorite snacks and drinks.
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Here's Why Cheese Prices Are Rising
It seems like a trip to the grocery store can throw off your entire budget, and no food item is safe. Here's why you may see cheese prices rising.
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What Happened To The Iconic Budweiser Frogs?
In the 1990s, Budweiser's three frog pitchmen became pop-culture sensations. So, what happened to this amphibious, beer-loving trio? We have the answer!
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How Much You Can Expect To Pay Hosting A Super Bowl Party In 2025
Attending a Super Bowl party can be a blast, but hosting one gets expensive fast. Let's explore how much a game-day bash will set you back this year.
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What The Cameras Don't Show Us About Giada De Laurentiis
While many know Giada De Laurentiis as one of the Food Network's biggest stars, there is still plenty that the cameras don't show us about her.
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What Jeff Bezos Really Eats In A Day
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has dietary habits that resonate with millions who observe him from his platform. Here are some foods the fit billionaire really eats.
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What Really Makes Uncrustables So Popular?
Uncrustables are having a pop-culture moment, thanks to pro athletes like football star Travis Kelce. We're taking an in-depth look at this crustless wonder.
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The Major Scandal That Will Always Haunt Quaker Oats
Quaker Oats has been a popular brand for generations, but the company isn't without its controversies. Here's one scandal that may stick around.
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Which Came First: The Blondie Or The Brownie? It's Complicated
Blondies and brownies are delicious desserts with sweet similarities, but which came first? The answer is complicated by history and diverging recipes.
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What Patrick Mahomes Eats On Game Days
Patrick Mahomes is among the greatest players in the NFL, having led his team to several Super Bowl victories. This is what he eats to prepare for game days.
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The Biggest Recalls In Coca-Cola History
Coca-Cola is one of the true giants of the beverage industry. Unfortunately, that also means when things go wrong, it can prompt huge product recalls.
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The First President Who Had Beer Brewed In The White House
Even U.S. presidents enjoy a frosty brew now and then. However, one recent commander-in-chief loved his suds so much he brewed his own beer in the White House!
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9 Discontinued McDonald's Desserts We May Never Get Back
If you're craving a sweet treat from McDonald's, you unfortunately won't be able to satisfy those yearnings with one of these discontinued desserts.
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The Biggest Recalls In Burger King's History
Recalls can be disastrous for any business, but they are particularly dangerous for restaurants. Fast food giant Burger King has weathered its share.
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