The Coke Product With Roots In Cosmic Horror And Satire
Do you remember Coke Heartthrob? Many on Reddit claim to remember this product from the 1980s, but its real roots lie in the arena of cosmic horror and satire.
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The Savory Mango You Probably Didn't Know About
Here's what to know about a rare type of savory mango.
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Does Flour Ever Expire?
Does flour ever expire? And how can you tell if you have flour that's gone bad? Would there be a change of color, smell, or even texture that would tell you?
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TikTok Is Losing It Over This Mashed Potato Bar
TikTokers are loving the idea of a wedding reception mashed potato bar.
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Did The Government Really Poison Alcohol During Prohibition?
But would the government really stoop so low as to kill its own citizens with poisoned liquor during Prohibition? We have the truth about what really happened.
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Were 1900s Meatpacking Plants Really As Bad As They Say?
The Chicago meatpacking plants of Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" were claimed to have been dangerous and unsanitary. But were they really as bad as they say?
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The Strange Eating Habit Of A Former White House Aide
This strange eating habit of a former Trump administration aide is sure to raise some eyebrows. Here's the item that he was said to consume on a daily basis.
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The Smoked Starbucks Latte Reddit Wishes Would Make A Return
Reddit deeply misses this discontinued smoked latte from Starbucks.
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No One Seems To Know What This Year's 'Drink Of The Summer' Is
What's the drink of the summer for 2022? Hold the drum roll because, well, no one seems to know.
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TikTok Is Losing It Over A Barbecue Beer 'Gun'
A TikTok video showed someone using a device that turned a bottle of beer into a squirtable "gun" and others on the app were excited by it.
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Here's What A Typical Breakfast In Jamaica Looks Like
Here's what to know about Jamaica's signature breakfast dish.
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Gordon Ramsay's All-Time Favorite Stew Is A Unique Take On A Classic
If you want to make a hearty stew on a cold day, you could try making "Hell's Kitchen" host Gordon Ramsay's favorite version of a classic recipe.
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The Cookies You Can Only Find In One Belgian City
Here's where you can find the unique cookies.
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The Real Reason Bang Energy Was Sued By Prince's Estate
Bang Energy drink was sued by Prince's estate and here's why.
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The 15-Year-Old Beef Between Whole Foods And A Lobster Fishery
While a Maine restaurant recently slammed Whole Foods' live lobster ban, it stems from a 15-year-old beef between the chain and a lobster fishery.
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Workers Detail What It's Really Like To Work At Shake Shack
On the surface, Shake Shack looks like a great place to work. So we looked into the details workers have revealed about what it's really like to work there.
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The Starbucks Secret Menu Item That's Literally 'Fall In A Cup'
Just when you thought you knew all there was about Starbucks' fall drinks, the chain's secret menu item that's literally 'fall in a cup' is gaining steam.
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DoorDash Is Calling All Gamers For A Fast Food Giveaway
If you're a gamer and always looking for a quick bite to eat, then DoorDash is calling your name during its special fast food promotion.
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The Disturbing Death Of A New Jersey Food Factory Worker
Workplace injuries are nothing new in the food service industry, but the disturbing death of a New Jersey food factory worker has shaken a community.
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The Pepsi Campfire Flavors That Scream Limited-Edition
Pepsi is known for trying to break the mold of what traditional soda is considered -- just look at its latest campfire flavors that scream limited-edition.
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José Andrés Is Begging You To Close Your Eyes When You Eat
Chef José Andrés knows a thing or two about cooking and enjoying complex and delicious meals -- and he's begging you to close your eyes when you eat.
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Seattle Is No Longer America's Top Coffee City. Here's Who Is
This week, WalletHub struck again with new data that may grind the gears of people who rush to defend Seattle as the ultimate city for coffee lovers.
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13 Controversial Ways People Use Ketchup
Let's go on a wild ride to survey some of the most unique and controversial ways people have used ketchup since its earliest days.
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A Truck Accident Led To A Highway Flooding With Coors Light Beer
Spilling a beer may give some cause for condemnation and reproach. However, when a truckload of Coors emptied on a highway it just slowed everyone down.
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The Fruit Traditions Behind Rosh Hashanah
Here's how apples, pomegranates, dates, and honey play a role in the foods of Rosh Hashanah, the September holiday also known as Jewish New Year.
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The Alcoholic Beverage That Was Once Considered An Energy Drink For Athletes
While you may not expect athletes to drink alcohol during competition nowadays, one beverage used to be a go-to energy boost during major sporting events.
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What Happened To Stasher After Shark Tank?
Kat Nouri, the creator of the company, Stasher, appeared on "Shark Tank" in 2018 seeking $400k for 5% of her company. Here's what happened to Stasher.
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