What You'll Never See In A Five Guys Kitchen
Five Guys is quite meticulous about what goes on in their kitchen. The opposite is also true, and some very specific things are conspicuously absent.
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This Is The Biggest Steak At LongHorn Steakhouse
If you've never had a porterhouse steak, it's a real treat. What better way to treat yourself than with the biggest steak that LongHorn Steakhouse offers?
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The Unbelievable Number Of Lemons Chick-Fil-A Uses Every Year For Lemonade
The sheer volume of lemons purchased by Chick-fil-A and consumed by its guests is astounding.
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7 Times You Should And 5 Times You Shouldn't Send Your Food Back
Here are seven times you can send your meal back without the threat of feeling shame every time you return (and five times you absolutely shouldn't).
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There Might Soon Be A Shortage Of Bananas, And It Has Nothing To Do With COVID
The future of bananas might be blighted by a pandemic. We don't know exactly when a shortage will strike, but banana lovers should brace for a sucker punch.
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The Burger King Secret Menu Combo You Need To Try
Burger King is hiding some secret gems. There are a few undisclosed, delectable items that – for those in the know – will send your taste buds soaring.
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What The Pioneer Woman Says You Should Never Add To A Pot Roast
The Pioneer woman has a piece of advice about what ingredient not to cook alongside your pot roast.
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These Types Of Food Can Help Reduce Sugar Cravings
Whether after dinner or as a midday snack, everyone has had that moment where they are craving something devilishly sweet, tasty, and sugary.
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What You Didn't Know About Little Caesars' Mobile Kitchen
The Little Caesars company's giving nature includes the Little Caesars Love Kitchen, two fully mobile kitchens are inside full-size big-rig trucks.
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The Interesting Things Found In Roy Choi's Cooking Kit From The Chef Show
Netflix's The Chef Show revolves around filmmaker Jon Favreau and chef Roy Choi as they cook their way through all sorts of culinary adventures.
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Everything You Need To Know About Mary McCartney Serves It Up
Food Network announced the exclusive series, Mary McCartney Serves It Up, will begin streaming on discovery+ come Thursday, February 4.
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The Reason So Many Italian-American Restaurants Look The Same
In addition to offering familiar, not-exactly-authentic fare such as spaghetti and meatballs, Italian-American restaurants also tend to look the same.
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You've Been Ordering Italian Beef Sandwiches All Wrong
Filled with tradition and taste all packed inside a soft French roll, the Italian beef sandwich might seem like there's no art to ordering it. Wrong!
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The Musical Chick-Fil-A Tradition You Never Knew About
One of the unique business practices promoted by Chick-fil-A in the 1980s was encouraging workers to sing their company's praises.
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The Unhealthiest Thing You Can Order At Chick-Fil-A
To find out what you should definitely steer clear of at Chick-fil-A, Mashed asked Brenda Braslow, in-house Registered Dietitian for nutrition app MyNetDiary.
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These Simple Ingredient Swaps Make Creamed Spinach Even Better For You
The restaurant version of creamed spinach is fine on occasion, but if you want to enjoy healthier creamed spinach regularly, employ a few culinary hacks.
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The Breakfast Food Larry King Absolutely Hated
While Larry King gave the public food for thought - the brain's most important meal of the day - he also shared his thoughts on a breakfast food he despised.
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Pizza Hut Was Once Delivered To Space
In a pizza first, and probably a pizza last, the pie-makers at Pizza Hut sent a custom-made 6-inch personal salami pizza to the International Space Station.
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Here's Why The Middle Of Your Cooked Waffle Is Still Raw
Waffles are heavenly: a crispy-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside vehicle for toppings that comes with its own pockets for delivering syrup? Yes, please.
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The Untold Truth Of The Scoville Scale
Wilbur Scoville wanted a more scientific method of measuring the heat of peppers and chilis, so he devised a way of calculating the heat units of spicy foods.
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This Is The Real Difference Between Cassia And Cinnamon
We have some startling news that'll change how you see cinnamon: The ground cinnamon you have in your spice rack is likely not 100 percent "true" cinnamon.
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What Are Croquettes And How Do You Make Them?
If you're a fan of Spanish tapas, you may have tried croquettes. These little gems sure are tasty! Croquettes are not solely Spanish, either.
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Vegetarians Need To Try These Protein-Rich Pantry Staples
Perhaps the most FAQ a vegetarian hears is, "How do you get protein?" There is a plethora of vegetarian-friendly, protein-rich foods to choose from.
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What Rachael Ray Really Thought About Julia Child
What may surprise you is what Rachael Ray really thought about Julia Child, which is both sweet and in sync with Ray's perky personality.
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The Secret Ingredient In Pepper Thai's Chicken Wings Is A Total Game Changer
This year's Super Bowl will be a stay-at-home occasion for most. Fortunately, Pepper Teigan may help liven the day with her chicken wing recipe.
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Whole Foods Has Good News For Wyoming
A handful of states - eight in all - don't currently have a Whole Foods location. Soon, however, we can strike Wyoming from that list.
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The Possible Explanation For Hell's Kitchen Contestant Fabiola Fuentes' On-Air Health Scare
Hell's Kitchen season 19 contestant Fabiola Fuentes left the show after experiencing an unexplained medical emergency that definitely put her off her game.
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