How Long Does A Keg Last Once It's Been Tapped?
If you've purchased a keg and tapped it, you only have so much time before the beer inside goes bad. Here's what to know, and how to savor your bulk brew.
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The Best (And Worst) Panera Sandwiches To Order In 2024, Ranked
Though Panera's made some serious changes to its menu recently, there are still some great sandwiches available. Here are the best (and worst) ones.
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Ina Garten's Hack For Making Salad Dressing Without Any Extra Mess
Who needs an extra dish to clean? Likely not you, and certainly not the queen of the Hamptons. Which is probably how she came up with this salad dressing hack.
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The Secret To Juicy Fried Chicken Is Inside Your Liquor Cabinet
There are plenty of ways to use alcohol in your cooking, for both flavor and texture, and one particular kind of liquor is a great choice for fried chicken.
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Here's How Ancient Romans Seasoned The World's First Hamburgers
Burgers are an older food than you might realize, dating back to Ancient Rome. Here's how they were prepared thousands of years ago, in cities like Pompeii.
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One Of America's Most Popular Pizza Chains Isn't A Restaurant At All
Americans eat an astonishing amount of pizza, but you might be surprised to learn that one of the most popular places to serve the dish isn't even a restaurant.
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9 Sip-Worthy Wines To Order At Olive Garden
Olive Garden may be renowned for its breadsticks and salad, but it has a noteworthy wine selection, too. Here is just a taste of what it has to offer.
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Why You Should Never Store Butternut Squash In The Fridge
Is roasted butternut squash soup on the menu this week? Before you hit up the store for ingredients, learn why storing whole squash in the fridge is a no-no.
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The Easy Hack You Need To Slice A Dozen Cherry Tomatoes At Once
Discover a simple hack to effortlessly slice a dozen cherry tomatoes between two flat surfaces. Say goodbye to tedious slicing with this a time-saving solution.
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The Exact Difference Between Apple Juice And Apple Cider
Apple juice and apple cider are both made from the namesake fruit, so just what exactly makes these two beverages unique? Here's what to know.
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FDA Classifies Popsicle Recall As Highest Risk Level — Here's What To Know
After the frozen treats brand issued a nationwide food allergen-related recall, the government agency has upgraded its classification. Here's what that means.
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American Vs Japanese Sweet Potatoes: What's The Difference?
Love American sweet potatoes? Sweet with a nutty flavor, Japanese sweet potatoes are a must-try. We break down all the details and differences.
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The Reason Trader Joe's Rarely Sells Name Brand Products
You may see a lot of pretty unique things on Trader Joe's store shelves, but one thing you'll rarely find is name-brand products. This is why.
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Myths About Salt You Thought Were True
Surprisingly, there are a lot of myths about salt that are commonly believed. We're here to debunk some common salt myths for you and set the record straight.
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Why You Should Skip Continental Breakfasts In Europe
You're bound to eat some excellent food while traveling abroad in Europe, but if your hotel offers a continental breakfast, you should skip it. Here's why.
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The Top Beef Grades And What They Really Mean
We break down the beef grades in the U.S. and what the classifications mean. From tip of the top, prime beef to canner grade, see what you're eating.
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These Were The Very First Flavors Of Capri-Sun Sold In Stores
Capri Sun is beloved by kids and adults alike, and is available in a variety of styles, but do you know which flavors of the fruity beverage came first?
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The Best Time To Shop At Costco To Avoid The Biggest Crowds
Costco is wildly popular -- with good reason -- so at peak shopping hours, the store can get all kinds of crowded. For a low-key experience, visit off-peak.
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13 Grocery Shopping Mistakes You Don't Realize You're Making
Going to the grocery store is so routine that we may not notice the simple grocery shopping mistakes we're making along the way. Here's how to avoid them.
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The Best Way To Fire Up Onions On The Grill
Grilling onions doesn't have to be complicated. We rounded up some of the best tips and tricks for making flavorful, perfectly charred onions at home.
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2 Easy Swaps If You Can't Find Corn Husks Or Banana Leaves For Tamales
Many tamale recipes traditionally call for using corn husks or banana leaves as wrappers. If you can't find those, Rick Martínez has a couple of simple swaps.
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Follow The Silk Test To Buy The Best Corn For Grilling
No one wants to open their ear of corn to find something dry and flavorless. Following this silk test will ensure that you get a fresh, juicy ear every time.
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One Cheap And One Expensive Way To Proof Bread Faster
Do you need a bread proofer, or is there a more affordable option to make bread dough rise faster? We talked to Nathan Myhrvold, founder of Modernist Cuisine.
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McDonald's McFlurry Cups Are Getting Sustainable New Packaging
McDonald's has changed the McFlurry's packaging as the company moves towards more sustainable products. The plastic dome is replaced with a four-flap lid.
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How To Reheat Chinese Food For First-Bite Flavor
We've got the tips, tricks, and best ways to reheat your Chinese leftovers to make your lo mein, fried rice, and dumplings taste as good as when they arrived.
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Why Moscow Mules Are Served In The Iconic Copper Mug
Have you ever seen someone drinking a Moscow mule and wondered why the cocktail is always served in that copper mug? There's an interesting story behind it.
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How To Choose Your Coffee Beans Based On Their Altitude Level
The altitude at which a coffee cherry grows can have an effect on the overall flavor of your beans. An expert tells us how to choose beans based on this.
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