How Long Is Champagne Good For After Opening The Bottle?
You might break out the bubbly to celebrate victory. But if it goes flat, you'll taste liquid defeat. So how long will Champagne last once the bottle is opened?
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False Facts About Avocados You Thought Were True
Can you ripen an avocado in the microwave? Is avocado skin edible? Can you freeze avocados? We're debunking myths around this versatile fruit.
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TikTok's Slushie Trend Is A Viral Mess No One Needs
TikTok has no shortage of strange trends, but one that's been making the rounds - in which teens throw slushies at their own cars - is especially baffling.
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What Makes Philly Fluff Cake Special?
Philly fluff cake wasn't born in the city of brotherly love, but a famous Philly food brand plays a key role in giving the dessert its flavor and texture.
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Duff Goldman's Car Accident, Explained
On February 3, Food Network star Duff Goldman posted a photo of his bandaged hand to Instagram after being in a car accident. Here's what we know.
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Why The Voice In Reese's Super Bowl 2024 Ad Sounds So Familiar
Reese's has announced the release of a "new" product in an ad for Super Bowl LVIII, and its narrator might sound familiar. Here's what you know him from.
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Which Alcohol Gets The Biggest Boost On Football Sundays?
For many football fans, beer and game day are practically synonymous, but according to recent data, beer isn't the best-selling football libation.
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The 12 Unhealthiest Canned Soups
Canned soup is notorious for its outrageous sodium count. What's meant to be a meal that soothes can sometimes end up becoming an obstacle to healthy eating.
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Ben Affleck's Latest Dunkin' Ad Is The Best One Yet
Besides his acting, Ben Affleck has found notoriety through his meme-able boredom. Dunkin' wants to help him bounce back, as evidenced in its new commercial.
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The Symbolism Behind Egg Rolls During The Lunar New Year
People around the world celebrate the Lunar New Year with traditional foods like egg rolls, and not just because they're delicious - they're also symbolic.
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What, Exactly, Is A Coffee Printer?
With a coffee printer, you can create a picture of absolutely anything on your foamy cappuccino or latte -- or even on your pint of Irish stout.
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The Reason You Should Share Food When Dining At An Indian Restaurant
If you're enjoying some Indian food, you're missing out on an important part of the authentic experience if you aren't sharing your dishes with others.
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Seasoning Is The Secret To A Mouth-Watering Sushi Bake
Making sushi at home requires a great deal of skill, but the same can't be said for a sushi bake. Before you bake, though, you can't forget to season.
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Big Changes Are Coming To Aldi In 2024
Aldi is becoming one of the most prominent grocery chains in the U.S., and it wants to grow even more. Here are some major changes coming to Aldi this year.
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Is Practicing Latte Art Without Coffee A Good Idea?
Practicing latte art takes time, but it also wastes a great deal of coffee and milk. One hack seems to have found a solution, but it's not without controversy.
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What, Exactly, Is A Lounge In The Restaurant Industry?
Restaurants and lounges are certainly similar, but they're not interchangeable. Here's what you need to know before heading to your local establishment.
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Use A Red Dessert Wine For The Sweetest Jamaican Black Cake Possible
Jamaican black cake is rich and boozy and often appears for special occasions. If you want the sweetest cake possible, try soaking it in a red dessert wine.
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Croissant Vs Danish: Everything You Need To Know
Croissants and danishes are two of the most popular types of pastries out there. But what exactly is the difference between a croissant and a danish?
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One Of The First Things Martha Stewart Cooked While In Prison
While serving time in prison, Martha Stewart managed to make a few culinary creations, despite being denied kitchen access. This was one of her first.
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Imitation Crab Vs Real Crab: What's The Difference?
Imitation crab is often presented as a cheaper alternative to real crab, but learning about the real differences between the two can help make you a better cook
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What Reba McEntire Really Eats In A Day
Reba McEntire is well known for her talent as a singer and entertainment star, but how does she keep her energy levels high? Here's what she eats.
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Add Nuts To French Toast Casserole For The Crunchy Texture It Needs
French toast is an ideal breakfast for any occasion - even more so if it's a casserole. Mashed recipe developer Jaime Bachtell-Shelbert recommends adding nuts.
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The Mason Jar Hack That Will Keep Leftover Sparkling Wine Bubbly
It may not look classy, but this humble canning staple will help keep your open celebratory bottle of bubbly fresh and effervescent for days.
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The Ben & Jerry's Hot Air Balloons You (Probably) Had No Clue Existed
Ben & Jerry's is known for its eclectic approach to marketing, but did you know that the iconic ice cream brand takes to the sky for special occasions?
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White Coffee, Explained
Coffee aficionados know there are countless types to choose from, but one lesser-known variety is white coffee. Here's what you need to know.
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A Little Food Coloring Goes A Long Way In Your Copycat McDonald's Shamrock Shake
What if you could make a Shamrock Shake at home? You can, and the secret ingredient is green food coloring. If it's not green, it's not a Shamrock Shake.
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Why The Actor In Silk's Super Bowl 2024 Ad Looks So Familiar
Silk will be premiering its first-ever Super Bowl ad during this year's game, and the spot's star is someone you probably recognize. But just where has he been?
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