The Real Reason Some States Don't Sell Alcohol On Sundays
Depending on where you live in the U.S, you may have to forgo purchasing wine, beer, or any alcoholic beverage on a Sunday due to "blue laws."
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Anthony Bourdain's Seafood Rule You Should Never Break
Eating seafood, according to Anthony Bourdain, was especially risky if not done right, and he specifically warned diners about ordering a plate of mussels.
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Here's How To Get Cast On Family Food Fight
What's better than watching several episodes of a gripping reality show like "Family Food Fight?" Being a promising participant on the show, of course!
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The Truth About Mushroom Coffee
Mushrooms might seem like an odd pairing for coffee, but more coffee drinkers are exploring the fungi's properties for a healthier cup of joe.
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How Cereal Became So Sugary
Sugary breakfast cereal may seem like it's been around forever, but it's actually a far cry from the bland cereals of yore. Just how did cereal get so sweet?
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Why Are Cashews So Expensive?
When compared with the silky texture and rich taste of cashews, peanuts just seem so, well, common. Another big difference is their price points.
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Why The FDA Is Being Sued For This Impossible Meat Ingredient
Did the FDA perform adequate animal testing on heme to ensure its consumer safety before allowing Impossible Foods to include the ingredient in their products?
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This '90s Cartoon Inspired Nadiya Hussain's Teen Baking Project
The Great British Baking Show's Nadiya Hussain was inspired by Pokémon to create a cake for school, leading her on the path toward a career in baking.
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Chopped Fans Think Contestants Always Throw Away Tasting Spoons For This Reason
A commenter clarified that the spoons are not regular flatware, but small disposable tasting spoons "meant to be used once and tossed for obvious reasons."
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The Surprising History Behind Colorado's Great Fruitcake Toss
In Manitou Springs, Colorado, they're much more creative with their fruitcake tossing. They use this colorful Yuletide brick in a holiday sporting event.
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The Ridiculous Number Of Awards Patrick O'Connell Has Won
When you learn the ridiculous number of awards O'Connell has won, you might find yourself wondering why you don't see more of him on television.
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This Simple McDonald's Trick Will Keep Your Fries From Getting Soggy
The only complaint fans have about McDonald's French fries is that they tend to get soggy soon after you leave the drive-thru if you don't eat them immediately.
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The Untold Truth Of Campbell's Soup
No matter how many cans you've eaten, there are probably still some things you don't know about Campbell's Soup - so let's talk fun facts.
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AHA: What You Need To Know About Coca-Cola's New Sparkling Water
Just weeks after launching its new energy drink, the Coca-Cola Company is going big with a brand-new (to them) product: fruit-flavored seltzer.
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Filipino Boodle Fight: The Traditional Grill-Out That Leaves Utensils Behind
With roots in Filipino history and military tradition, the boodle fight is a fork-free way to gather with friends and family in celebration and fellowship.
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The Career Geoffrey Zakarian Would Have Pursued If He Wasn't A Chef
Geoffrey Zakarian once said that his musical abilities almost led him to an entirely different career.
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The Injury That Threatened Masaharu Morimoto's Culinary Career
While Masaharu Morimoto has achieved a significant amount of success over the years, a wrist injury nearly finished his career as a professional chef.
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Is The Money In The 'Cutthroat Kitchen' Suitcase Real?
Contestants on "Cutthroat Kitchen" work with the money they're given in the beginning to bid as wisely as they can while trying to beat their competitors.
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How Sunny Anderson Feels About Internet Trolls
Sunny Anderson thinks Twitter haters need to stay in their own lane -- and mind their own business.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Family Wasn't Always So Supportive Of Her Career
Giada De Laurentiis' family wasn't always so sure or supportive of her dream of becoming a Food Network superstar.
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This Is How Long Judging Can Take On Chopped, According To Alex Guarnaschelli
According to Alex Guarnaschelli, there is no set standard for judging. Instead, it can take moments, or it can take much longer. See what she said on Twitter.
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Why You Should Keep Sherry Vinegar In Your Pantry
Sherry vinegar is quite delightful. Although it is not as well known, every home cook should consider adding it to their arsenal.
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The Most Under-Valued Spice, According To MasterChef's D'Andre Balaoing
Find out which spice "MasterChef" cast member D'Andre Balaoing believes is the most under-valued of them all.
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Gwyneth Paltrow Makes This Holiday Menu Every Year
Gwyneth Paltrow reuses the same holiday menu for both Thanksgiving and Christmas, but with a few new additions each year.
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The Bizarre Combo Beyoncé Craved While Pregnant
Like many pregnant women, Beyonce experienced cravings for some pretty unconventional snack combos.
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Can Magnetic Knife Holders Damage Your Kitchen Knives?
Anyone who has taken the time, money, and effort to select and invest in great kitchen knives also needs to think through how the knives are stored.
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Tkemali Receives Its Saucy Profile From Plums
Tkemali is a plum-based sauce that hales from Georgia. But if you're picturing a duck sauce-like concoction in Atlanta, you've got another thing coming.
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