Though Inflation Is Slowing Food Prices Continue To Climb
According to a recent report from the Labor Department, the inflation rate actually slowed in April — and yet, the price of food has continued to climb.
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The Perfect Pudding Has Been Chosen For Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee
Fortnum and Mason held a competition to find the perfect pudding for the Queen's platinum jubilee. Here's everything you should know about the chosen pudding.
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Why You Shouldn't Cook Some Battered Foods In Your Air Fryer
The air fryer makes cooking these foods faster than oven or skillet cooking and creates fewer messes, but there are some battered foods you shouldn't fry in it.
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Why You Should Salt The Water When Making Potato Salad
Potato salad is a side dish often incorporated into barbeque dinners. If you plan on making it, try this hack for more seasoned and tastier potato salad.
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The Coffee You're Drinking Probably Came From This Country
American coffee consumption in 2022 has soared to a two-decade high. And if you drink coffee every day, you're probably curious about where it comes from.
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Why You Should Smell The Bottom Of Your Pineapple
Pineapple is unwilling to let us know whether or not it's ripe thanks to its armor-like exterior -- and that's exactly why you should start sniffing the bottom.
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The Special Starbucks That's Only For CIA Employees
Unless you are a CIA employee (or otherwise have the security clearance), you won't be able to order a Frappuccino, or anything else, from that store.
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The Controversial Practice That Keeps Tuna Looking Fresh
Treating tuna with carbon monoxide to keep it looking fresher longer only affects the color of the tuna, it doesn't prevent spoilage or bacterial growth
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Whatever Happened To Froot Loops Cereal Straws?
With nostalgic food products making comebacks, it makes sense that Kellogg's would revive Froot Loops Cereal Straws, but why were they discontinued?
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How To Tell If Chicken Salad Has Gone Bad
It can initially be hard to tell if your chicken salad has gone bad. But there are some universal signs you can look for to know if you should ditch the salad.
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Is It Safe To Eat 2-Year-Old Frozen Cream Cheese
If you are planning on freezing cream cheese, make sure that it is placed in some sort of airtight container and there is no moisture touching the cream cheese.
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How The Biden Administration Plans To Combat Inflation By Helping Farmers
While touring an Illinois farm, President Biden discussed the challenges posed by inflation while laying out his plan to provide aid to American farmers.
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The Absolute Best Ways To Use Your Convection Oven
For quicker, crispier food, a convection oven is the way go. Whether you own a countertop or full-size model, these are the best things you can do with them.
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The Real Reason Americans Often Associate Pineapples With Hawaii
Though pineapples are not native to the islands, in the minds of many Americans the fruit is tied to the state of Hawaii thanks to one man.
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Why It's A Bad Idea To Make Cake Frosting In Advance
It's always tempting to try and do some of your baking in advance. It's always good to be early, right? But making frosting ahead of time can be a bad idea.
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How Napoleon Influenced The Canned Food Industry
You may know Napoleon Bonaparte for his political and military achievements, but the French emperor actually had a major impact on the food industry.
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The Absolute Best Type Of Wood For Cooking Utensils
Just as it's important to know the material and coating for a pan, it's important to make sure you're buying a wooden utensil that fits your needs.
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The Real Reason Cold Brew Coffee Is Easier On Your Stomach
Craft coffee brewing has become artisanal in the past few decades, and cold brew has been on the rise. Rumor has it that it's easier on the stomach. Is it true?
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Cooking Tips For Using Less Oil
Looking to transition your space into a low-oil kitchen? These eight tips will provide you with the easiest and most effective ways to cook without oil.
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The Surprising Way Some Alaskans Get Their Takeout Delivered
It's now possible for Alaskans in the remotest of tundras to use food-delivery apps like DoorDash and Uber Eats — just expect your order to arrive by plane!
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Why You Should Try A Combo Of Potatoes For Mashed Potatoes
Mashed potatoes are not created equal. While technique plays a factor, the best mashed potatoes might just depend on the types of potatoes you're using.
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Whole Foods Shoppers Should Know About This Ground Beef Warning
The USDA issued a widespread public health alert after the department's FSIS identified contaminated packages of organic ground beef. Here are the details.
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Why You Should Consider Adding Sardines To Your Tuna Salad
Tuna salad is a classic lunchtime dish, but the basic recipe can get a little boring over and over again. Here's why you should add sardines to the mix.
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Shake Shack's New Candle Collab Smells Like Fast Food, But Fancy
Shake Shack just announced a new product for the house, and it's in collaboration with another New York company, Brooklyn-based candle connoisseurs Apotheke.
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The Paris Bakery Ina Garten Says You Shouldn't Miss
Ina Garten would surely recommend getting a loaf of this bakery's freshly baked sourdough bread.
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Why Mashed Potatoes Were Once Considered An Aristocratic Dish
Today mashed potatoes are seen as an unfussy, everyday dish, but at one time, this modern comfort dish was considered an aristocratic food. Here's why.
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How Starbucks Got The Names For Its Cup Sizes
The names of Starbucks drink sizes certainly set them apart, but they're also confusing. Want to know why the smallest size is called a tall? Then read on!
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