• Frozen Foods You Should Be Buying At IKEA

    IKEA has a surprisingly tasty selection of grocery-style foods. Where they really shine is in the freezer section. These are the best frozen foods at IKEA.

    By Justina Huddleston Read More
  • The Truth About Water Filters

    Most people have a water filter of some kind in their home, but these seemingly simple devices are surprisingly complex. There's a lot of legitimate questions that come with water filters, and given the fact that it's a matter of keeping your whole family healthy, you really should ask them.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Swedish Fish

    It turns out that Swedish Fish are actually Swedish (sort of). This and other fun facts lie ahead as you discover the untold truth of this beloved gummy candy.

    By Jen Wheeler Read More
  • The Untold Truth Of Sean Evans From Hot Ones

    The host of Hot Ones, Sean Evans, has wowed his guests with obscure references to their pasts and has launched a global fascination with dangerously spicy hot sauces. But there's more to Evans than his signature bomber jacket and wry sense of humor. Here's the untold truth of Hot Ones' Sean Evans.

    By Karen Sims Read More
  • The Untold Truth Of Guinness

    Guinness stout is one of the most recognizable beer brands in the world. Synonymous with Ireland itself, here's what you need to know about this iconic stout.

    By Anita Surewicz Read More
  • The Untold Truth Of Mochi Ice Cream

    Rooted in Japan but conceived in America, mochi ice cream is fast becoming a supermarket staple. Here is how the frozen treat became a sensation.

    By Clara Zervigon Read More
  • This Is How Jell-O Is Really Made

    What is Jell-O made of? Does it really contain horses' hooves? From its long-reaching history to its key ingredients, this is how Jell-O is really made.

    By Chris Heasman Read More
  • The Untold Truth Of Mary Berry

    Thanks to The Great British Bake Off, viewers got a glimpse into Mary Berry's life and sartorial preferences. But there's so much more to learn about the baker.

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  • The Biggest Flops In Burger King History

    Despite the millions of Whoppers sold each year, not every item introduced by Burger King has proven to be a hit. Some, in fact, have been spectacular failures, unleashed onto an unwitting public who took a bite and said, "Nope." These are the biggest flops in Burger King history.

    By Brent Furdyk Read More
  • The Untold Truth Of Scrapple

    Chances are, if you aren't from the Delaware Valley, you have never eaten (and possibly never even heard of) scrapple. What is it, and how does it taste?

    By Brandon Rich Read More
  • Tragic Details About Gordon Ramsay's Life

    Career success is no indicator of personal happiness, and although Gordon Ramsay may be content today, his life has been filled with ups and downs. He's at the top of his game and he's arguably one of the world's most celebrated chefs, but these are the more tragic details of Gordon Ramsay's life.

    By Chris Heasman Read More
  • This Is How Marshmallows Are Really Made

    How do they make those heavenly little marshmallow treats, anyway? What are we really eating? And is there a difference between the ones you make at home and the bag you just can't resist picking up at the store? Strangely, it's a tale that's centuries in the making.

    By DB Kelly Read More
  • 7 Best And 7 Worst Happy Meal Toys

    The "meal" is not what makes the Happy Meal happy. Oh no, it's all about the toys. Here are some of the best -- and worst -- Happy Meal toys ever made.

    By Karen Sims Read More
  • Every Flavor Of Hot Pockets, Ranked Worst To Best

    Which Hot Pockets reign supreme? Which are the undeniable must-haves after soccer practice, during that gaming session, or when cooking dinner is just too much effort? Well, we have our opinions — do they match yours? Keep reading to find out.

    By Kristina Manente Read More
  • The Groceries No One Is Panic-Buying

    Panic-buying groceries has fast become a reality of the coronavirus. Not everything is being bought up in bulk. Some things just aren't desirable.

    By Kristina Manente Read More