How Slurpees Were Accidentally Invented
The Slurpee from convenience store 7-Eleven is a cultural staple with a cult following now, but you might be surprised at the accidental way it was invented.
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How A Molasses Spill Turned Deadly In 20th Century Boston
If you want to know why safety regulations are important, you should learn about how a molasses spill turned deadly in 20th century Boston.
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The Untold Truth Of Himalayan Salt
Himalayan salt has been popular since it was battled over by ancient civilizations. We're unpacking the history and reported health benefits of this pink salt.
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The Urban Legend Behind The Orange On The Seder Plate
With Passover upon us, we look at traditions the Jewish follow, including the Seder Plate, which has a rich history and is even attached to an urban legend.
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What You Should Know Before Adding Onion To Guacamole
Now that the avocado ban is lifted in the U.S., just in time for Cinco de Mayo, we have the info you need about adding onions to your guacamole recipe.
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Do Pink Bananas Actually Exist?
Contrary to what you were taught in elementary school, not all bananas are yellow. Pink bananas do exist and here's what you need to know.
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The Truth About Burger King's Big Fish Sandwich
First released as The Whaler in the '60s, Burger King's Big Fish sandwich has undergone many name changes and makeovers over the years since its creation.
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The 24 Best Water Bottles Of 2022
There are loads of water bottle options out there, so you may want some help choosing the perfect one. If that's you, you've come to the right place.
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The Type Of Crackers Emma Chamberlain Likes To Snack On
Social media influencer and coffee entrepreneur Emma Chamberlain spoke about her favorite snacks and you might like the type of cracker she swears by.
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The American Tea You Haven't Heard Of But Need To Know About
A caffeinated plant native to the American Southeast with a complicated history, yaupon is the American tea you haven't heard of but need to know about.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Ordering Wendy's Chili Cheese Fries
While Wendy's chili cheese fries may sound like a delicious cheesy, spicy snack, you may want to consider the nutrition facts before ordering them.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Cherpumple
Few desserts require as many ingredients as the Cherpumple. This cake and pie treat created by Charles Phoenix can satisfy just about anyone.
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The Sneaky Way Royal Chef Darren McGrady Knew When Princess Diana Was Upset
Diana's personal chef Darren McGrady, first met the princess in Balmoral when he was working in the pastry kitchen and came to know her well.
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Is Drinking Alcohol Really Good For Your Heart? Here's What The Science Says
There has been conflicting advice through the years regarding the consumption of alcohol. A study by JAMA now says drinking increases the risk of heart disease.
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The Time Top Gear Fed Gordon Ramsay Food Cooked With A Car Engine
Gordon Ramsay has had his share of inedible meals, but the dishes he tasted that were cooked on cars may take the cake for worst foods created.
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The Real Reason Moose Cheese Is So Expensive
There are many kinds of cheeses, from basic cheddar to expensive brie. But around the world, there are even more rare and decadent cheeses, like Moose cheese.
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Is Cereal A Soup? The Hot-Button Debate Explained
An interesting debate around breakfast cereal and whether it should be considered soup has been popping up on the internet and you may want to know the details.
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Is Turkey Hill A Real Place?
Do you have any idea why the brand is called Turkey Hill? Does it refer to an actual place?
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How Snacks May Have Saved Movie Theaters During The Great Depression
As expensive as movie theater snacks are, they may have helped keep the movie industry alive during the Great Depression.
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The Real Reason You Rarely See Dollar Signs On A Restaurant Menu
Much like grocery stores, restaurants tap into psychology to attract customers and convince them to spend more money — including when it comes to the menu.
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Why Indianapolis Is The 'Drive-Thru Capital' Of The United States
Chrysler Capital apparently asked itself which cities are actually best suited for such a transformation. So, it looked for an answer.
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How Wrestling Helped Dan Cathy With Chick-Fil-A
What sort of values did wrestling impart on the heir to the Chick-fil-A throne, Dan Cathy? Here's what the former CEO has shared about the sport.
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This Is What The World's Oldest Person Ate Every Day
Jeanne Louise Calment, who lived to be 122 years old, reportedly said these three foods were part of her secrets to living a long, healthy life.
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Does LeBron James Actually Own Any Blaze Pizzas?
In 2012, LeBron James made a $1 million investment into the fast-casual pizza chain Blaze. But does he actually own any restaurants?
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What Really Happens To Amaury Guichon's Chocolate Masterpieces
It's safe to say this chocolate master has a lot on his plate, but what exactly happens to all those elaborate chocolate centerpieces when they're done?
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The Children's Books You Might Not Have Ree Drummond Authored
More recently, the Pioneer Woman has dipped her toe into writing for a much different audience. Here's what to know about Ree Drummond's children's books.
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Why Rachael Ray's Kitchen 'Means More' To Her After The Fire
Ray wanted her new studio to feel more relaxed, so it was designed to look like her home. As for her newly rebuilt kitchen, it too carries a lot of meaning.
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