This Is The Type Of Oil KFC Uses For Its Fried Chicken
If you've ever wondered what kind of oil KFC uses to fry its famous fried chicken, we have the answer - and it's healthier than you may have thought!
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Discontinued Pop-Tart Related Products We May Never Eat Again
There are plenty of Pop-Tarts spin off products outside of the standard toaster pastries, but sadly there are some we may never be able to eat again.
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Kirkland Brand Products Made With The Lowest Quality Ingredients
Kirkland is usually a brand that Costco customers love, but many of your favorite Kirkland products might actually be made with low quality ingredients.
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Tragic Details Of Food Network Host Lorraine Pascale
With one of the most fascinating career trajectories in the food world, Lorraine Pascale's road to success was far from easy.
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5 Regional Specialties You Should Try For A New England Breakfast
The U.S. is a melting pot with diverse ingredients and culinary contributions. Among them are some notable breakfast foods eaten in New England.
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Blue Steak Isn't That Color When You Eat It, So How'd It Get Its Name?
While blue steak may sound like something out of a children's book, it actually refers to a very rare steak. It isn't blue though, so why do we call it that?
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11 Canned Mandarin Brands, Ranked From Worst To Best
Canned mandarins can be a great option when fresh citrus fruit isn't available. We tasted popular grocery brands to see which canned mandarins were the best.
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Here's Why Bread Tastes Better From A Bakery
Fresh bread from a bakery usually tastes way better than the packaged bread you get at the grocery store. We spoke to professional bakers to find out why.
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The Difference Between Apple Crisp And Pie
Apple pies and apple crisps are both delicious desserts that evoke the flavors and scents of autumn. However, they have some key differences.
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Unhealthiest Store-Bought Coffee Drinks
If you can't make coffee at home or grab some from a café, a store-bought drink might be the best option. Not all coffee drinks are as healthy as they seem.
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Pennsylvania Liquor Laws Aren't, Exactly, Straightforward
If you're making a trip to the Keystone State, there are some specific differences in the laws concerning the sale of alcohol you should know about.
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How To Store Mushrooms 9 Different Ways
If you're tired of losing mushrooms to spoilage before you have the chance to use them, read up on our storage experiments, both in the fridge and freezer.
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Why Ice Cream Trucks No Longer Venture Into Your Neighborhood
Remember the familiar tinkling tune of the ice cream truck rolling into your neighborhood? If you've been hearing it less and less, there are some reasons.
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Filet Mignon Vs Tenderloin: Which Cut Of Steak Should You Buy
Filet mignon and beef tenderloin have overlapping characteristics yet each is distinct. Here's expert advice to determine which cut is best for your purposes.
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12 Best And Worst Types Of Fish To Use When Cooking Fish Sandwiches, According To Experts
Fish sandwiches are a satisfying meal to make at home, but not every type of fish is good for the purpose. Experts advise which types to use and which to skip.
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Aldi Vs Walmart Frozen Pizzas: The Winner Is Clear
Frozen pizza is an easy meal for busy weeknights, but it's worth finding out if you're getting the best value for your dollar. Find out if Aldi or Walmart wins.
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The Unexpected Meat You'll Find In Icelandic Hot Dogs
If you're used to hot dogs in the U.S., you probably associate them with pork, beef, or even chicken. However, the Icelandic version contains another protein.
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Ice Cream Brands That Aren't What They Used To Be
Some ice cream brands may have been around for a long time, but they aren't producing the same quality as before. Here are the brands you might want to skip.
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How A Bad Debt Led To HP Sauce's Existence
The first two letters in "H.P. Sauce" might not stand for "historic payment," but they might as well. The iconic condiment's history is tied to a sizable debt.
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Chermoula Vs Chimichurri: How Do These Sauces Differ?
If you've never tried chermoula or chimichurri before, you might think the two are similar, but in many ways, they couldn't be more different.
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12 Saltiest Menu Items At Fast Food Chains You Might Want To Think Twice About Ordering
Fast food isn't considered healthy, but some of the sodium counts at your favorite chains will undoubtedly shock you. Read on for the saltiest menu items.
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False Facts About Maple Syrup You Thought Were True
Here are some false facts about maple syrup you might have thought were true. Next time anyone brings them up, you'll be ready to counter some myths.
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How East Texas Gets A Little Funky With Its Salsa
You may know how Texas does biscuits, briskets, and chili. But are you familiar with how folks in the eastern part of the Lone Star State enjoy salsa?
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The Industry Sour Drink Was Specially Crafted To Appeal To Bartenders
Many bartenders prefer stronger drinks than those enjoyed by the average cocktail lover, which is exactly how the industry sour cocktail came to be.
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What It Means For A Restaurant To Be In The Vienna Beef Hot Dog Hall Of Fame
Vienna Beef is a big name in the hot dog business. So, when the company inducts a restaurant into its hall of fame, it's an equally big deal.
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Chicago Vs Appalachia Gravy Bread: Is There Any Real Difference?
Chicago and Appalachia are worlds apart, yet they share an affinity for a dish called "gravy bread." But are there any differences in these regional variants?
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The Tragic Details Of Bobby Flay
Bobby Flay is one of the most famous and successful celebrity chefs on Food Network, but his life hasn't been without controversy and personal struggles.
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