Is A Patty Melt A Burger Or A Sandwich? It's Complicated
Is the patty melt a burger, a sandwich, or something else? This beloved lunchtime favorite is a culinary enigma, and we're out to solve this tasty mystery!
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The Biggest Pillsbury Recalls In History
Let's look at some of the biggest recalls ever that have put the public's health and Pillsbury's time-honored reputation in a precarious position. -
Carbonara Vs Amatriciana: What's The Difference Between The Pastas?
Italian food fans have likely heard of (or maybe even tried) pasta carbonara and all'Amatriciana. The dishes contain similar ingredients but are very different. -
The Biggest Turkey Recalls In US History
Turkey has had its fair share of recalls. From turkey sausage to canned turkey, take a look at all the turkey products with huge recalls over the years. -
False Facts About Oat Milk You Thought Were True
Oat milk is a favorite dairy alternative, but there are many misconceptions about it. Let's bust some myths to see if it's the best plant-based milk for you. -
Why Fast Food Has Become So Expensive
Fast food used to be a quick and cheap way to get a meal. Take a look at the many factors as to why fast food has become so expensive in the past few years. -
12 False Facts About Risotto You Thought Were True, Cleared Up By Chefs
Armed with an Italian grandmother and some expert chefs, we're here to sort fact from fiction when it comes to making the perfect risotto. -
The Unhealthiest Type Of Canned Fruit Is Also The Sweetest
Canned fruit is a great option when fresh varieties are out of season or otherwise unavailable. However, there is one sweet type you may want to avoid. -
The President Who Inspired The First She-Crab Soup Recipe
She-crab soup is a popular dish in the American South, and it partially has a President to thank for its invention. Here's how she-crab soup came to be. -
The Most Beloved Restaurants Of Former US Presidents
From George Washington to Barack Obama, most U.S. presidents loved to eat out and celebrate. Find out some of the favorite restaurants of our past presidents. -
Flautas Vs Enchiladas: How Do These Mexican Dishes Differ?
Flautas and enchiladas aren't identical, but they might pass for fraternal twins at first glance. However, the dishes have significant differences. -
12 Of The Most Returned Food Items At Costco
Not every Costco shopping trip ends in success, and these are some of the items purchased from Costco that are most likely to be returned by shoppers. -
13 Steakhouses That US Presidents Loved To Eat At
U.S. Presidents have been patrons of steakhouses since the 1800s. From small-town restaurants to modern ones in D.C., take a look at some of their favorites. -
The Biggest Hot Dog Recalls In US History
When it comes to preventing exposure to tainted hot dogs, including bone fragments and listeria contamination, these are the biggest recalls in U.S. history. -
The Messy Origins Of The Colorado Slopper
The Slopper isn't just a Colorado classic - it's also a bit of a mystery. Here's what we know (and don't know) about this beloved dish's muddled origins. -
If Your Store-Bought Cottage Cheese Looks Off, This Is Probably The Culprit
As a fermented food, cottage cheese should have a long shelf life, but occasionally, you'll encounter a carton that's a bit off. What's up with that? -
Mistakes Everyone Makes With Mince Pies
Mince pies are a delicious addition to any holiday spread, but making them from scratch can be tricky until you get the hang of it. Avoid these common mistakes. -
The Korean Drinking Game Behind Rosé And Bruno Mars' APT Song
Fast, fun, and catchy, Rosé and Bruno Mars' "APT." is a party for the ears. Fittingly enough, this spirited song was inspired by a Korean drinking game. -
12 Most Nutritious Bugs You Might Actually Want To Cook With
Eating bugs is still very taboo in Western culture, but insects actually provide a lot of health benefits ... once you can get past that exoskeleton crunch. -
Why Pesto Always Tastes Better At A Restaurant
If you had a delicious pesto dish at a restaurant but can't figure out why you can't recreate the same green sauce at home, there may be different reasons why. -
Is Turkey (The Bird) Named After The Country Or The Other Way Around?
You may have wondered if that delicious roasted fowl that graces your Thanksgiving table is somehow related to the country that shares its name. Wonder no more! -
The Biggest Recalls In Hostess History
Almost every food brand has been affected by product recalls at some point, and Hostess is no different. These are some of the biggest recalls they’ve faced. -
12 Mistakes You Might Be Making With Frozen Fish, According To Experts
Stocking fish in your freezer is a great way to be prepared, but it's important to treat the protein correctly for optimal results. Here's what experts say. -
11 Easy Ways To Upgrade Store-Bought Broth
Store-bought stock is a time-saver, but it's not the same as the homemade stuff. Here are some easy tips to boost the flavor for even better results. -
13 Foods That Were Surprisingly Eaten At The First Thanksgiving
What you thought was eaten at the first Thanksgiving is probably historically inaccurate. The feast featured autumnal foods native to Massachusetts. -
9 Myths About Gelatin Everyone Surprisingly Believes
Gelatin is in many products that we use today, but there are many myths about this common ingredient. Find out how gelatin is made and its real health benefits. -
Costco Vs Sam's Club: Who Has The Best Deli Foods?
Costco and Sam's Club are two popular warehouses that offer a similar shopping experience. Find out which one wins in the deli food department.
