European Lemonade Looks Very Different Than Its American Counterpart
Lemonade in the U.S. and Europe was likely very similar at first, but there are now some very distinct differences that have been taking tourists by surprise.
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The Spiciest Menu Items You'll Find At Fast Food Restaurants
If you're a heat lover, you're probably always on the lookout for foods packing more spice. Discover the spiciest menu items at your favorite fast-food joints.
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The Worst Restaurant Uniforms Of All Time
Working at a restaurant may have some perks, but the uniform is often not among them. Discover which restaurants across the country boast the worst uniforms.
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All The Facts About Rumple Minze Peppermint Schnapps
When it comes to peppermint schnapps, Rumple Minze is one of the most popular bottles to reach for. Here's all you need to know about this minty liqueur.
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Burger Chains That No Longer Exist
Before McDonald's and Burger King dominated the burger business, there was Burger Chef, Carrols, and Sandy's. Learn about burger chains that no longer exist.
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The One State That Sadly Doesn't Have Any Dairy Queen Restaurants
There are more than 4,000 Dairy Queen restaurants in the United States and American territories. This is the one state without a DQ, and it's a shocker.
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Yes, Oscar Mayer Once Released An Album About Eating Hot Dogs
If you've ever wondered what music to play while eating hot dogs, Oscar Mayer came up with just the thing.
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You Can Have Dinner 15 Miles Off The Ground In A Luxury Hot Air Balloon
While most hot air balloons don't go higher than half a mile, this one travels 15 - and serves you a luxurious dinner.
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The Freezer Martini Needs Its Summer Moment
Have you ever heard of the freezer martini? Here's why the drink needs its summer moment.
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How A Fruit Roll-Ups TikTok Trend Led To An International Smuggling Crackdown
It's not just harmless fun. Here's how a Fruit Roll-Ups TikTok trend led to an international smuggling crackdown.
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How Bodegas Became A Symbol Of New York Culture
Bodegas have become a part of New York City neighborhood culture. Not only do most New Yorkers know their local bodega owner, bodega owners know them too.
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French Vanilla Isn't As Fancy As It Sounds
Although we can admit that French culture is sophisticated, French vanilla is actually just like any other ice cream -delicious, but not necessarily fancy.
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15 Unique Ways To Drink Whiskey
Drinking whiskey neat helps you slowly savor its flavor profile, but there are plenty of other tasty ways to enjoy your favorite hooch.
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The Reason Eggs Are Typically Sold By The Dozen
Regardless of whether you're worried about egg prices, have you ever stopped to wonder the reason eggs are typically sold by the dozen? Here's what to know.
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No, Tiramisu Doesn't Always Have To Be Coffee-Flavored
No, tiramisu doesn't always have to be coffee-flavored. TikTok has been revealing unique twists on this classic Italian dessert that sound too good to skip.
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What Happened To Umaro Foods From Shark Tank?
What happened to Umaro Foods from "Shark Tank"? Here's an update on the company's plant-based bacon, made from seaweed, and what's next for the co-founders.
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Yes, The Famous Rao's Restaurant Uses The Eponymous Sauce
Rao's restaurant has been around since 1896. You might be more familiar with their eponymous jarred marinara sauces. Rest assured, it's the same sauce.
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The Battle Between Boiling Or Steaming Your Vegetables
Few debates are more intense than whether you should boil or steam vegetables. Steaming vegetables is considered to be superior, but boiling has its advocates.
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No, TikTok Did Not Invent Flat Tacos
Sometimes TikTok creators give themselves credit for inventing foods that have existed for centuries. Was this the case with a viral clip about a flat taco?
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Your Cranberries Probably Come From One Or 2 States
The vast majority of the world's cranberries hail from North America; the US produces over 355,000 tons annually, but most of them come from just two states.
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M&M's Have Been The Candy-Coated Guinea Pig Of The Science Community
M&M's are a sweet and popular treat. But did you know that M&M's have been utilized in major research studies resulting in notable advances in science?
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Taco Bell's Botched Double Decker Has Us Thinking About Homemade Taco Night
Taco Bell didn't quite understand this customer's request for a Double Decker taco, which has us thinking about making our own.
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The First Known Pies Weren't Sweet Or American-Made
These early iterations of pie transformed over the following centuries and increasingly became closer to the sweet variations we know and love today.
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Coors Is 150 Years Old And Wants To Give Away A Life-Altering $150K
Coors is one of America's best-loved beers and now it is 150 years old. In commemoration of its age the company is giving away $150k to start new businesses.
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Lamb Fries Aren't Actually Made From Potatoes
Lamb fries may sound unassuming, but there's no potatoes involved. Lamb fries are made up of a part of the lamb you probably wouldn't usually think to eat.
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The Most Addicting Foods And Why You Always Want More
Some foods taste so good, it's hard to stop eating them once you start. Let's take a look at the most addictive foods and why you always want more of them.
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Here's Why Millions Of People Don't Eat Beef
Many people have a beef with beef. rejecting it for religious, ethical, or health reasons. Here are some reasons they might avoid eating beef.
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