Why We've Been Tossing Spilled Salt Over Our Shoulder For Centuries
There are historical reasons to explain the ubiquitous superstition of tossing a pinch of salt over our shoulder when we spill it, from around the world.
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March Is The Most Meaningful Month To Order At Jersey Mike's. Here's Why
If you're looking to order several Jersey Mike's sandwiches, wait until March. Here's why that's undoubtedly the best time to enjoy this sub chain.
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Are Americans Finally Done With 'Guilt-Tipping' At Checkout?
Tipping is a controversial custom that's been engrained into American culture, but are people finally getting fed up with it?
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The Unique Southern Sandwich Anthony Bourdain Called 'Hard To Beat'
You can find soul food dishes served throughout the United States, but one particular sandwich Anthony Bourdain enjoyed is characteristically Southern.
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What Europe Does Better When It Comes To Food
Why do travelers and influencers think that food in Europe is inherently safer and healthier for you? The answer may be more complicated that you think.
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18 Classic Funeral Foods, Explained
Take a look at some popular funeral foods from across the globe, learn a bit about how they're prepared, and why they're deeply rooted in tradition.
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How To Order Pizza In NYC Without Looking Like A Tourist
New York City is known for its pizza culture, but how can you join in without letting everyone know you're from out of town? We asked an expert for some tips.
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9 Old-School Pasta Dishes You Probably Haven't Had In Years
Can you remember the last time you ate frog eye salad or macaroni loaf? These old-school pasta dishes were once popular, but we haven't seen them in years.
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5 Dining Etiquette Rules You Can Ignore At An Indian Restaurant — And 5 You Must Never Break
There are unspoken etiquette rules that govern Indian dining, from codes of hospitality and respect to small gestures that elevate one's enjoyment of the meal.
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Why So Many Iconic American Foods Trace Back To One Event
American food is some of the best there is, and you have one historic event to thank for the popularity of many of them.
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Here Are The Worst Mistakes To Make At A Fancy Restaurant
Fine dining isn't as stuffy as it once was, but there are still some rules that need to be followed. According to the experts, you should avoid these mistakes.
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This Tiny City In Florida Grows More Kumquats Than Anywhere Else In The US
You might not think about kumquats much except on the odd occasion when you eat one in season, but there's a spot in Florida that celebrates them in style.
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Ina Garten Has A Clear Stance On The Divisive Pineapple On Pizza Debate
People have strong opions about pineapple pizza, and whether it's the devil's work or a blissful bite, and The Barefoot Contessa, Ina Garten is no exception.
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The Word 'Lobster' Is Built Upon The Crustacean's Creepy Appearance
Lobsters are known for their unappetizing, insect-like appearance. Find out how the buggy look inspired how the ancients came up with naming these crustaceans.
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12 Mistakes To Avoid When Eating At A French Restaurant
We interviewed two expert French chefs, Whitney Cardozo and Paul Denamiel, to learn about the biggest mistakes to avoid when eating at a French restaurant.
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Ina Garten's Strict Rule For Sending Dinner Party Invitations
If there's one person who knows a thing or two about proper etiquette for dinner parties, it's Ina Garten. You'll want to lift this rule of thumb from her.
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One Of Ina Garten's Favorite Comfort Foods Tastes Like Fall In A Bowl
Nothing beats comfort food, especially on a chilly fall day. Ina Garten has many comfort foods, but there's one she enjoys in particular for its tasty flavors.
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This Classic Cake Flavor Has Been The Star Of British Royal Weddings For Centuries
The royal family's wedding cakes may look like an extravagant tiered confection of decorative icing art, but the interior flavor is one you may not expect.
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Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Cheesesteak Of All Time Can't Be Found In Philly
When it came to some regional classics, the late Anthony Bourdain's palate could be just as subversive as his literary voice.
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Curtis Stone Hates This Sweet So Much, He Makes Rocky Road Without It
Australian chef Curtis Stone doesn't like this ingredient, so when he makes his Christmas rocky road, an Aussie tradition, he skips them.
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Apparently We've All Been Eating Croissants Wrong This Whole Time
While you might feel like you can do whatever you want with your croissant, the proper etiquette some follow might change your mind on how you eat them.
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This Addition Makes McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Taste Like A British Pub Staple
If you want to take McDonald's Filet-O-Fish to a whole new level, fill it with this crunchy side for a fun spin on a British classic.
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This Now-Illegal Soup Was Once Coveted By President Howard Taft
Back at the turn of the last century, U.S. President Taft was known for his enjoyment of one dish that you can no longer get today.
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The Right Way To Rinse Rice, According To Japanese Tradition
While you may have a go-to method of cooking rice, it's unlikely you're rinsing the grains in the traditional Japanese way. Try it for exceptional results.
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16 Best Apple Orchards To Visit On The East Coast This Fall
Fall is apple season, and the East Coast is full of orchards where you can pick your own, and enjoy treats like enjoy fresh-pressed cider and donuts.
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You've Probably Been Eating Ramen Wrong This Whole Time
More than likely, when this steaming hot dish is placed in front of you, you give it a good mix and get in with a fork and spoon, Italian-style.
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The Hidden Meaning Behind In-N-Out's X-Shaped Palm Trees
Ever wonder why In-N-Out Burger has those fancy X-shaped palm trees out front? There's more than a single reason for that.
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