Swicy Foods Are What Hot Girl Summer Is Made Of
Swicy foods have proven they have real staying power. See how the trend has evolved, and some of what you can expect to see for sweet-spicy combos this summer.
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What's The Record For Most Eaten At Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest?
The most well-known eating competition out there is Nathan's Hot Dog Contest, which goes down every July Fourth. What's the record, and who dons the crown?
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Wrap Your Watermelon In Fruit Snacks For A Hydrating Fourth Of July Dessert
For a Latin twist on Fourth of July fun, wrap a juicy chunk of watermelon in sweet fruit leather, and sprinkle on a healthy dose of chamoy and Tajín.
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What Is An Arnold Palmer Drink Made Of?
If you've never had the pleasure of enjoying an Arnold Palmer, you're not alone, but you are missing out. See why this blend of two common drinks is a hit.
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This Major City Is Home To Over 50 James Beard Award Winners
Chicago's Lula Café took home the Hospitality Award at the 2024 James Beard Foundation Ceremony. See why it's another notch in the belt for the foodie city.
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Why Cracker Barrel Discontinued Some Of Its Popular Menu Items
Like many chains, Cracker Barrel has been forced to trim popular menu items. But if your faves were the ones that were axed, it wasn't personal, just business.
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The Wild Reason Joey Chesnut Can't Compete In This Year's Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest
Joey Chestnut, world record holder for consuming the most hot dogs in 10 minutes, has been uninvited from Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest this year.
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The Water Trick That Gets Stuck Ice Pops Out Of Their Mold
Nothing will spoil treat time faster than a stuck set of homemade ice popsicles. See the simple trick to getting them free of their plastic molds.
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How To Properly Dress A Salad When Meal-Prepping
Meal-prepping ensures a good homemade meal every day of the week. However, keeping your salads fresh requires strategic planning and storage.
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14 Uses For Your French Press Beyond Making Coffee
That lonely French press in your cabinet may have only been used to make coffee, but a world of uses is waiting for this kitchen tool. Here are 14 of the best.
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A 2-Zone Fire Is The Key To Grilling Steak To Perfection
Grilling isn't about just throwing the meat over and letting it rip. A 2-zone heat setup will allow you to get a good sear first, then bring the cut to temp.
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The One Thing To Look For When Buying Canned Tuna
We know you're bombarded with food labels, half of which are little more than marketing. But for tuna, there's one that's better for the ocean and your health.
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Experts Explain The Red Flags You Should Watch Out For When Dining At A Steakhouse
From no flavor to a bad trim, steakhouses can have worrying signs. To save you from experiencing them, our experts lay out the top 12 steakhouse red flags.
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When Cooking Fourth Of July Nachos For A Crowd, Skip The Oven
When doing up big portions of nachos for friends and family on July 4th, the oven is old hat. Save time and energy going with an outdoor option.
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How To Light A Charcoal Grill Without Lighter Fluid
Whether you're in a high tech or bare bones scenario, we clue you into some of the ways to get those tricky-to-light charcoal briquettes aflame.
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10 Ways You Can Give Canned Fruit New Life
That stoic can of fruit in the back of your cabinet has many more uses than you might think. So, here are 10 creative ways to up your canned fruit game.
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What's Unique About Chicago's Tavern-Style Pizza?
Everybody knows all about deep dish. And as good as it is, Chicago is known for another type of pizza, the tavern style. We dig into what makes it special.
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The Oldest Style Of Beer In The World Is A Funky Favorite
Lambic beers are old ... like really old. See what flavor character these Belgian beers sport, and what distinguishes them from similar brews.
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How To Eat Cicadas Like A True Forager
If you want to eat cicadas, you're in luck: these bugs are not only easy to forage, they're delicious, especially when prepared properly.
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Why Boiling Hot Dogs In Anything But Water Is A Flavor Game Changer
Boiling hot dogs in plain water is for the birds. See how you can amp up your frankfurters with beer, bullion cubes, and hints of spice or fragrant veg.
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Disfrutar Is Officially 2024's World's Best Restaurant
Barcelona-based restaurant, Disfrutar, which serves high-concept Mediterranean cuisine, has won this year's award for World's Best Restaurant by 50 Best.
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What Makes A Korean Corn Dog A Step Above The Rest
When it comes fried meat on a stick, America thought she could never be outdone. But, we can't deny how tempting a (get this) crunchy Korean hot dog looks.
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How Long Does Opened Tomato Sauce Last In The Fridge
Whether you're making pasta or a pot of chili, it's not uncommon to be left with half a jar of tomato sauce. Here's how long you have before it goes off.
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Trader Joe's New $4 Lunch Bag Is Flying Off Store Shelves
Trader Joe's fans (and a few opportunists) are going nuts for lunch bags that recently went up for sale. See why the grocer may have priced them a bit too low.
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Why You Should Boil Brats Before Grilling Them
Brats may seem like a set-it-and-forget-it cookout protein, but letting them boil for a few minutes before they hit the grill can make a world of difference.
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Pasta Sauce Vs Pizza Sauce: Is There Any Difference?
Red puree in a jar -- basically all the same stuff, right? Wrong. See what the dividing line is between pasta sauce and pizza sauce, and why it matters.
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The Creamy Mayo Swap You Should Be Making Tuna Salad With
For an equally creamy outcome and a healthier alternative, look to this piece of produce for your next batch of tuna salad.
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