What Are The Sweetest Apples You Can Buy?
For fans of sweeter apples, finding the sweetest variety can feel like a never-ending search but there's one variety of apple that reigns sweetly supreme.
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The Food Network Show Bobby Flay Hated Filming
Bobby Flay has hosted several cooking shows, and was one of the Food Network's pioneering celebrity chefs, but he said he hated filming one of his early shows.
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Is Shrimp Cocktail Served Cooked Or Raw?
Shrimp cocktail may seem like a daunting to the home cook, but fret not. We've settled the raw-or-cooked debate for this refreshing dish once and for all.
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One Of Al Capone's Favorite Restaurants Was A Route 66 Classic
During the years when Al Capone was most prolific, Route 66 opened. A still-open restaurant north of St. Louis along the route became one of his favorites.
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What Exactly Goes On A Vermonter Sandwich?
The Vermonter is the sandwich of the Green Mountain State. Here are the two staple ingredients you should expect to find on this tasty sandwich.
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Are Soybeans And Edamame The Same Thing?
At some point, you might have wondered if soybeans and edamame are the same thing. To answer this question, we have to dive into some food science.
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The Iconic All-American Beer You Probably Forgot Existed
In the wide world of American beers, there's one particular stalwart from Milwaukee that was once popular but may now be largely forgotten by Americans.
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Why The Heck Are Sprinkles Also Called Jimmies?
If you live in the Northeast, you may have heard of sprinkles referred to as jimmies. But why are sprinkles also called jimmies? Here are some theories.
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What Is Coffee Milk And Why Do Rhode Islanders Love It So Much?
If you don't know about coffee milk, you're missing out. Get to know this regional drink, which Rhode Island residents have been enjoying for almost a century.
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Give Butternut Squash Soup A Brighter Flavor With A Squeeze Of Citrus
Butternut squash soup is one of those autumnal dishes that is so delicious as it is, but it can be even better with a squeeze of citrus added.
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Rice Wine Vs Rice Vinegar: Are They The Same?
You've probably heard of rice wine and rice vinegar, but are they the same? Can you swap them through your recipes interchangeably? Here's the deal.
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What's The Flavor Difference Between Praline And Butter Pecan?
Both praline and butter pecan have a vanilla ice cream base, but if you were to do a taste test of both flavors, you'd easily be able to discern the difference.
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The Traditional Bavarian Breakfast You Need To Start Your Oktoberfest Celebrations
If you're planning on celebrating Oktoberfest, you should fortify yourself with a morning meal fit for the Bavarian crown prince who kicked the whole event off.
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New England's Clam Roll Is The Lobster Roll's Lesser-Known, Deep-Fried Cousin
Deep-fried clams in a buttery bun - what's not to love? We break down all the details and history of this delicious New England sandwich.
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The Simple Trick For Better Rum Cocktails
If you're starting to get a bit bored your average rum cocktails, there's a simple, expert-approved trick that you can use to give them a boost.
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The Massachusetts Fair Food That Somehow Makes Jelly Beans Even Better
Jelly beans are a timeless candy that have been enjoyed for hundreds of years, but the sweets truly shine when combined with one fabulous fair food.
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How Massachusetts Put Its Own Sweet Spin On The Classic Peanut Butter Sandwich
Both the stickiest sandwich you can make and the main ingredient it takes to create it were invented in the Bay State in the early 20th century.
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Are Derby Pie And Pecan Pie The Same?
Derby pie and pecan pie are both warm, gooey, nut pies, but that's about where the resemblance ends. Each has its own unique history and flavor.
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Does Traditional Pesto Contain Pine Nuts?
Pesto is one of the most interesting pasta sauces out there with its distinct green hue and umami flavor. Despite what it has going for it, there is a drawback.
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Delaware's Signature Sandwich Makes Every Day Feel Like Thanksgiving
Next time you're in Delaware -- or one of the many other parts of the U.S. with a Capriotti's Sandwich Shop -- don't miss this iconic fall-flavored sandwich.
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Sunkist Sold Lemonade In The 1800s With An Unusual Slogan
While you might know Sunkist for its many citrus products, the company started out with a very unique slogan that was culturally significant at the time.
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Ina Garten's Unique Return Policy Helped Make The Barefoot Contessa Iconic
Before culinary icon Ina Garten was a household name, she owned a specialty foods shop called Barefoot Contessa, and her return policy was wild.
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Hoda Kotb's Favorite Snack Is An Unexpected Chip-And-Dip Combo
Today Show host Hoda Kotb has a very specific favorite snack, which is deliciously simple. Here are the details on exactly the way she likes it.
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Why Apples And Honey Are A Classic Treat On Rosh Hashanah
During Rosh Hashanah, symbolic foods are an essential tradition. Here's why apples and honey are the most important and meaningful among them.
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How Much Lead Is In Costco's Brand Of Cinnamon?
Costco shoppers love to hit up the bulk retailer for all kinds of products, including spices. But were you aware of how much lead is in the brand's cinnamon?
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The Ideal Temperature To Drink Guinness At (And Why It Takes 24 Hours)
Pouring a Guinness correctly can be an immensely satisfying change. We spoke with Guinness Brand Ambassador Zack Berger to find out the best temperature.
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The US State That Grows The Most Rice
The United States grows nearly 20 billion pounds of rice every year, and for over 50 years, one Southeastern state has produced the most of it.
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