The Restaurant Formerly Known As McDonald's Russia Has A New Logo
In the days leading up to its reopening, the restaurant formerly known as McDonald's Russia has unveiled a new logo that's nothing like the Golden Arches.
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Whole Foods Shoppers Are Suing Amazon In Class-Action Suits. Here's Why
In two separate filings, Whole Foods shoppers are bringing forth proposed class-action lawsuits against Amazon; though filed separately, the issue is the same.
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Rachael Ray's Easy Tip For Maximizing The Flavor Of Every Dish
Rachael Ray has a tip for home chefs when it comes to maximizing flavor in their dishes, and it's an easy one backed by generations of culinary history.
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How Mincing Affects The Taste Of Garlic
Most of us know that you need to crush garlic to release its flavor, but did you know the way you cut into a garlic impacts the intensity of that flavor?
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How To Choose The Right Nut Butter For You
There's nothing wrong with being a peanut butter fanatic, but expanding into the other types of nut butters can be a good thing. Here are the different kinds.
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The Unexpected Reason 25% Of People Gift Alcohol, According To Drizly
According to retailer Drizly, people are gifting alcohol even more today than in the past, and a quarter of those surveyed gave a surprising reason for why.
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The Absolute Best Uses For Your Food Processor
Whether you're blending, chopping, pureeing, or kneading, a food processor will come in handy. Here's how to make the most out of the popular kitchen appliance.
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Peet's Coffee Just Reached An Impressive Sustainability Milestone
Peet's Coffee, working with the coffee industry verification nonprofit Enveritas, just announced a sustainability milestone its customers can be proud of.
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What's Really In Horchata?
Although often associated in the U.S. with Mexican aguas frescas, horchata is consumed across four continents, each with regional variations.
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What's Really In A Whiskey Sour?
The whiskey sour is a classic, simple cocktail with only a few ingredients. But did you know it actually dates back to sailors in the 1600s?
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Why People Are Likely To Cheat On Their Go-To Cocktail This Summer
Drizly's 2022 Consumer Trend Report just went public, and the results are in: Loyal sippers are more likely to cheat on their go-to cocktail while on vacation.
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The Real Reason Eleven Madison Park Brought Back Tipping
To take care of his workers, Danny Meyer raised prices around 30% years ago but ended up reverting to tipping earlier this year.
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The Best Ways To Tell If Ginger Has Gone Bad
But using fresh ginger (versus the shaker of powder) may lead to a unique challenge: how to tell when your knob of ginger has gone bad.
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Panera Is Testing New High-Tech Stores For Customers On-The-Go
Panera Bread is joining many other fast-casual dining restaurant chains by testing new high-tech locations for the convenience of customers that are on-the-go.
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This Seattle Starbucks Location Was Built In A Historic Car Dealership
Starbucks is a beloved coffee brand around the globe. One of its locations in Seattle offers a unique experienced housed within a former car dealership.
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The Unexpected Number Of People Who Eat Very Few Vegetables
We all know vegetables are healthy, but that doesn't mean they're popular. Here's the number of people who named vegetables their least consumed food group.
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How Long Does Kimchi Really Need To Ferment?
While you can start eating your kimchi as soon as it is made, allowing it to ferment is key.
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The Possible Reason Fruit Salad Is Sometimes Called Macedonia
Fruit salad is a common staple at summer picnics, cookouts, and brunches. Here is the possible reason why that fruit treat may sometimes be called macedonia.
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Sweetgreen's Summer Menu Features A New Take On Teriyaki
Whether you love or hate the salad craze, it's here to stay -- at least as far as Sweetgreen is concerned. Here's what you should know about the new menu items.
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The Historic Candy Origin Of Chocolate Chips
Chocolate chips are a sweet treat that can be added to many baked dishes, particularly cookies. Here is the historic candy origin of these delicious delights.
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What You Can Do To Fix Overly Acidic Coffee
For many Americans, the day doesn't start until after a cup of coffee. If you suffer from heartburn, here are some tips to reduce acidity in your morning cup.
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Why Starbucks' Bathrooms May No Longer Be Open To The Public
Starbucks CEO, Howard Schultz, is reconsidering a bathroom policy due to safety concerns for employees. Here's what you should know about the policy's origins.
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Why New Zealand Farmers May Be Taxed For Gassy Livestock
Emissions from burping sheep and cows may seem trivial at first glance, but their impact adds up. Here's what New Zealand is doing about livestock emissions.
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Why One Wolfgang Puck Airport Restaurant Is So Meaningful To Him
Chef Wolfgang Puck has inspired generations of cooks through his culinary empire. Here is why his restaurant located at an airport is so meaningful to him.
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Why Daniel Boulud Adds Citrus To Almost Every Dish
Famed celebrity chef Daniel Boulud has an abundance of cooking wisdom to share, and one tip is to add citrus to nearly every dish. Read on to find out why!
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How To Tell If A Mango Has Gone Bad
Mangos are a sweet and delicious treat to either eat on its own or incorporated into a number of recipes. Here is how to tell if your mango has gone bad.
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Why Kombucha Was Almost Classified As Alcohol In South Carolina
By now, kombucha is well-known and widely enjoyed, but some people may not be aware that the fermented tea also contains some amount of alcohol as well.
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