Chocolate Milk Is On The Chopping Block For School Cafeterias
Chocolate milk is on the chopping block for school cafeterias. Here's what you need to know about the potential ban.
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Coldplay's Chris Martin Oddly Doesn't Eat Dinner Because Of Bruce Springsteen
Chris Martin learned the habit of skipping dinner at lunch with Bruce Springsteen. Lots of celebrities are trying the extreme diet, but is it healthy?
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Vegan And Regular Mayonnaise Are Actually Quite Similar
Mayo is a pretty basic condiment, so if you want to swap your regular mayonnaise for a vegan alternative, the only ingredient to sub out is the eggs.
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Drinks Expert Explains How To Make The Best Spring 2023 Cocktails
Spring is in the air, and your choice of drink should reflect that. Mashed spoke with an expert on how to make the best spring cocktail.
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The Most Expensive Slice Of Wedding Cake Ever Sold Was Decades Old
The most expensive slice of wedding cake ever sold probably isn't something you'd want to consider eating -- given its age at the time of sale.
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The Capital Grille Steakhouse Has Secret Sides If You Know How To Ask
In addition to a bevy of hearty steaks, The Capital Grille has 10 vegetable side dishes, and at some locations, there are secret sides not listed on the menu.
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How To Keep Your Berries Fresh With One Easy Motion
There's an simple trick to keep your berries fresh with one easy motion -- and it's going to be a game-changer for a lot of people. Here's what you should know.
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The Difference Between Scrapple And Head Cheese
Both scrapple and head cheese were invented in an effort to use every part of the animal, but there are a few key differences.
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A Chicago Hot Dog Stand Is Something Straight Out Of A Wes Anderson Movie
Chicago's own Vienna Beef hot dog company shared its Wes Anderson homage video on Instagram, and it features Duk's Red Hots stand on Ashland Avenue.
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The Biggest Difference Between Wondra And Regular Flour
Flour, one of the essential ingredients in baking, is used in a wide range of recipes. We're all familiar with regular flour, but what is Wondra flour?
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The Story Behind Las Vegas Becoming The Buffet Capital Of America
Why is Las Vegas full of buffets? The story is a lot simpler than you might expect.
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Dark Rum And Aged Rum Actually Aren't The Same Thing
Dark rum and aged rum actually aren't the same thing. Here's how you can tell the difference between the two.
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The Best Comfort Foods You Can Buy At Costco
Costco is a one-stop shop for most of your home needs. Discover the best comfort foods available at the warehouse store to make dinner that much easier.
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Fruit Roll-Ups: 12 Juicy Facts About This Childhood Favorite Snack
If you grew up during or after the 1980s, one childhood treat is undoubtedly burned into your brain: Fruit Roll-Ups. Here are 12 juicy facts about this snack.
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The Few States That Don't Allow Alcohol At Costco Stores
A majority of US states boast an open approach to Costco alcohol sales, allowing for beer, wine, and hard liquor, but some are far more restrictive.
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Foods You Absolutely Cannot Take With You On An Airplane
Traveling involves lots of planning, but don't forget about the flight itself. Find out which foods you should leave out of your carry-on bag for a smooth trip.
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The Buttery Difference Between Basted And Sunny-Side-Up Eggs
There's a buttery difference between based and sunny-side-up eggs. If you're new to the concept of basting, it's a must-try for the perfect lazy brunch.
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You Can Thank Liza Minnelli For Coining The Term Comfort Food
One of the first recorded uses of the term comfort food, that soul-soothing and tummy-filling indulgence, came from actress Liza Minnelli in April 1970.
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Despite Its Name, Sloe Gin Isn't Gin
Despite its name, sloe gin isn't gin. Here's how sloe gin is made and how it differs from being gin.
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Where Wine Was Really Invented
There are several countries that have a long history of domesticating grapes to make wine. But one, in particular, is known as the "cradle of wine."
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Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Meal In London Is A Satisfying Mixture Of Textures
Whenever Anthony Bourdain visited London, he made sure to save room for this famous dish at one of his favorite restaurants.
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The Romans' Version Of Wine Was Actually Pretty Weak
Despite what you think about ancient times, the Romans' version of wine was actually pretty weak -- and not at all like you're used to drinking today.
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The Best Way To Make Your Grocery Store Trip Better For The Planet
Little changes can help make the planet a healthier place. Even something as simple as a mindful trip to the grocery store can help, and save you money, too.
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Caldosa Is The Frito Pie Alternative That's A Staple In Costa Rica
Costa Ricans have taken ceviche a step further, transforming it into a street food served in a bag of chips. The dish, caldosa, is part entrée and part snack.
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Comfort Food Steals The Show At 2023's Dollywood Flower & Food Fest
Comfort food steals the show at 2023's Dollywood Flower & Food Festival. And, with the Tasting Pass, you can eat your way through Dollywood -- here's how.
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Of Course King Charles III Drives An Aston Martin That Runs On Wine And Cheese
It's known that King Charles III appreciates luxury vehicles - but his insistence that they run on leftover food products is more of a surprise.
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TikTok's Viral Juicy Fruit Isn't Actually A Powdered Orange
TikTok's viral juicy fruit isn't actually a powdered orange. Here's what we believe the fruit to be.
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