The Ingredient Swap For Water That Will Give Your Grits More Flavor
If you find your grits to be bland or too mild-tasting on their own, this is the perfect add-in for a more exciting mouth experience.
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Ask For Gin In Your Bloody Mary For A Whole New Cocktail Experience
What if there was another way to mix up this drink that might make it an even more flavorful experience? Meet the Red Snapper, a twist on the Bloody Mary. -
The Freezer Tip For Getting The Perfect Drip On Your Cake
Luckily, there is one tool that everyone has in their kitchen that can help make those piping jobs on cakes much easier and cleaner: the freezer. -
Arizona Is Home To America's First Drive-Thru Lobster Chain
Angie's Lobster in Arizona is America's first drive-thru lobster chain. Named for a co-owner's mother, the eatery's mission is to make lobster available to all. -
Transform Pita Into A Bowl For A Fully Edible Salad Experience
Forming a humble pita into a stand-alone bowl can make lunchtime more exciting. Once you learn how to create your bready bowl, the filling choices are endless. -
People Love Hyper-Realistic Cakes, But There's A Major Flavor Problem
Cake-making has taken a wild turn, with hyper-realistic cakes in the form of everything from body parts to purses. But find out why no one wants to eat them. -
The World's Longest Bar Is Nestled Inside The Humble Baron Near Nashville
The world’s longest bar is in the Humble Baron south of Nashville. But this reknowned spot linked to a popular distillery is known for more than its bar. -
The Cut Of Meat Used To Make Chicken Tenders
What we call chicken tenders are often just sliced breast meat. But that's not strictly accurate. Find out what a chicken tender really is, and how to cook it. -
Cleaning Your Oven Will Be Easier If You Reach For The Salt
Cleaning the oven might just be the most loathed task in the entire household cleaning repertoire, but salt can help make the job a little less onerous. -
Califia Farms Debuts First Ever Plant-Based, Dairy-Free Caramel Apple Creamer
Coffee drinkers now have a plant-based, dairy free caramel apple creamer for home brewing as Califia Farms debuts its Apple Crumble Oat Milk Creamer at Target. -
How Long It Takes To Cook A Baked Potato In The Air Fryer
Nothing goes better with meat than a potato. But who has 45 minutes for an oven, or the tastebuds for a microwaved one? Make your perfect spud in the air fryer. -
Non-Members Can Buy Liquor At Costco In 14 States
Have a big party on the horizon? If you live in these 14 states, you can take advantage of a little-known loophole that permits non-members to shop at Costco. -
How Daniel Boulud And Eric Ripert Helped Shape EJ Lagasse As A Chef - Exclusive
For EJ Lagasse, the son of celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse, working alongside his dad from an early age was just the start of his culinary journey. -
Dining At Disney Park Restaurants Is Easier Than Ever With New Reservation Process
Park goers made the headaches of the old system clear and it seems like the company is listening. These new updates are rolling out over the next few days. -
Transform Your Iced Coffee With An Invigorating Mojito-Inspired Twist
Starbucks dipped into mixology this summer with its Iced Coffee Sparkling Mojito Mocktail recipe that perfectly captures the refreshing components of a mojito. -
7-Eleven Jump-Starts Pumpkin Spice Latte Season Earlier Than Expected
Eager to put on your autumn sweater and sip a hot drink while leaves crack beneath your feet? Sure it's August but 7-Eleven has a pumpkin spice latter for you. -
Taco Bell Is Facing A Lawsuit Over Falsely Advertised Beef Fillings
Frank Siragusa filed a class action lawsuit against Taco Bell in New York, claiming the food he received looked nothing like the ads for the product. -
Too Many Add-Ins Could Actually Ruin Your Brownies
Brownies, with their classic chocolatey flavor, could seem as though they'd taste great with anything mixed in. However, sometimes simplicity is how they shine. -
Hot Ones Wing Delivery May Be Coming To A City Near You - Permanently
To celebrate National Chicken Wing Day on July 29, Hot Ones announced in a press release that it is extending a successful delivery promotion. -
The Journey Coca-Cola Took To Become Kosher
The Coca-Cola brand has influenced multiple facets of American life - including how modern brands seek certification as a kosher food. Here's how it happened. -
The Reason You May Not Find Dry-Aged Steak At The Grocery Store
If dry-aged steak is so much better, why can't you find it at the grocery store? From price to storage to prep time, we detail the factors that come into play. -
The Starbucks Keychain Hack For A Last-Minute Shot Glass
An intrepid TikToker figured out a way to use a Starbucks accessory that probably isn't how the company intended, but they can't exactly stop us, can they? -
The 2 Desserts Andrew Zimmern Says Are Deceptively Easy To Make
Andrew Zimmern had a lot to say on the subject, suggesting that many dessert dishes people believe to be very hard are actually rather easy to make. -
Starbucks Tumbler Collectors Are More Competitive Than You Might Expect
The resale market for Starbucks reusable cups has exploded since the pandemic, making the world of tumbler collecting much more competitive and expensive. -
A New Bill That Aims To Double Minimum Wage Could Shake Up The Restaurant Industry
The Raise the Wage Act has once again been brought to Congress by Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Representative Bobby Scott of Virginia. -
The Risky Reason You Shouldn't Make Canned Pumpkin Butter At Home
Despite how delicious it might be spread on toast, pumpkin butter isn't something you can stock in your pantry due to the science of canning. -
The Discount Caviar Alternative For Fancy Dinners On A Budget
Luckily, not all fish eggs are so expensive, and there is a way to get a little bit of the infamous rich, briny taste of caviar without breaking the bank.
