Frank Sinatra Was Absolutely In Love With This Candy
Frank Sinatra so enjoyed cherry Lifesavers that he had them in every dressing room and was buried with a roll of the candy. What made Old Blue Eyes such a fan?
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The Discontinued Italian-Inspired McDonald's Menu Item That Was A Disaster
McDonald's once made a rather surprising attempt to sell pizza, but the effort proved to be a bit of a disaster. What exactly went wrong with this menu item?
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What Kind Of Beer Is Coors Banquet?
Coors Banquet is a sibling to the ever-popular Coors Light and other beers, but what makes this American-style lager unique from other beer styles out there?
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Why A Cup Of Water Is Key To Checking Propane Levels For Grilling Season
If you're getting your propane grill ready for the season, you may wonder if the tank has any fuel left. A cup of hot water and your sense of touch can help.
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The Common Grocery Store Mistake You're Probably Making
We've all likely made the mistake of shopping at the grocery store when we're hungry. But why is it a mistake and how can you best avoid this common pitfall?
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Crumbl Cookies Flavors We Hope To See Again
Crumbl Cookies has certainly made a name for itself in a relatively short time. Here's some flavors that have been exiled to the Crumbl Graveyard.
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The Common Mistake You're Probably Making When Cooking Tilapia
Tilapia is a popular choice, but this fish can be easily overcooked and under seasoned. An expert chef explains how to avoid these common mistakes.
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Why This Beloved Buc-Ee's Sandwich Hits The Wallet So Hard
Buc-Ee's is popular amongst locals and travelers alike for its array of foods and welcoming pit stops, but its brisket sandwich is going to cost you.
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Jimmy Buffett's Preferred Drink Was Much Simpler Than A Margarita
Towards the end of his life, singer Jimmy Buffett eschewed sweet margaritas for a simpler lime and tequila. Why did he take a vacation from Margaritaville?
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Is It Actually Safe To Eat Shrimp 'Cooked' In Lemon Juice?
Broadly speaking, you're probably safe to eat shrimp that's been "cooked" in acids like lemon juice, but an expert details key points you should consider first.
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Is Beef Tallow Still Used In Fast Food French Fries?
Beef tallow was once common on fast food menus, but it's been phased out in many places. Still, there is a handful of restaurants that draw on this ingredients.
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Is Netflix's Movie Nonnas Based On A True Story?
The Netflix movie Nonnas is about a restaurant staffed by Italian grandmas. It's based on a real Staten Island restaurant with cuisine made by genuine nonnas.
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Does Costco Or Ikea Have Cheaper Food Court Franks?
Both Costco and IKEA sell hot dogs in their respective stores, but it turns out that IKEA has the cheaper menu item. Here's how it manages that particular feat.
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Dirty Cookie: Here's What Happened After Appearing On Shark Tank
Dirty Cookie appeared on Shark Tank asking for an investment in cookie-based shot glasses (and other products). How did things turn out after the episode aired?
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SubSafe: Here's What Happened After Appearing On Shark Tank
SubSafe made tough, waterproof containers for sub sandwiches and other snacks. What happened to the company after its founders appeared on Shark Tank?
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The Discontinued Miller Lite Beer Line That Didn't Stand A Chance
Miller has created many different varieties of beer, but one particular type that debuted in the 1990s was such a flop that it never stood a chance.
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The Discontinued Costco Liquid Eggs That Deserved To Disappear
Costco once sold a form of liquid eggs that's now been banned from the retailer. However, there's a potentially surprising reason it's no longer on shelves.
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Rib Roast Vs Prime Rib: What's The Actual Difference?
If you've ever stood in the butcher department and wondered what the actual difference is between rib roast and prime rib, we're here to help.
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How This Classic Bar Food Became An Iconic New York Snack
Buffalo wings are now a classic bar food snack, but how did they transform from a regional New York treat to a beloved national nosh at every Super Bowl party?
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The Iconic Hostess Snack That Uses Beef Fat As An Ingredient
One beloved Hostess snack incorporates beef fat in its long ingredients list. Here's why manufacturers may have decided to use it instead of another fat.
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The False Butter Fact That's Wreaking Havoc On Your Drain
Butter is a great kitchen staple, but there's one way of dealing with this fat that may be wreaking utter havoc on your kitchen drain. Here's what's going on.
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Here's Why Butter Always Tastes Better At A Restaurant
If you've ever sat down at a restaurant and wondered why its take on the butter part of bread and butter is so good, an expert outlines some likely reasons why.
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The Discontinued Michelob ULTRA Beer You'll Luckily Never Have Again
One discontinued Michelob ULTRA beer featured a combination of flavors that sounded pretty good. So, why are we lucky to never have it ever again?
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Ice Cream Vs Frozen Custard: How Do The Sweet Treats Differ?
Sure, ice cream and frozen custard make look the same and taste very similar, but there are key differences in terms of ingredients and how each is made.
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Think Twice Before Purchasing Baked Goods At Grocery Stores
Grocery stored baked goods can be convenient, but for bread and cakes that lack preservatives and help local businesses, you may wish to think a bit smaller.
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The Bestselling Chocolate Bar In The World Should Be At Your Summerween Party
Why let Halloween stop in October? Celebrate Summerween with a cookout, spooky treats, and, of course, don't forget the world's bestselling chocolate bar.
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The Trick For Super Juicy Watermelon Is In Your Pantry
As Southerners already know, a simple sprinkle of salt from the pantry can do a whole lot to enhance your watermelon. Here's why you ought to give it a try.
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