Why Boiling Too Much Water Could Be Affecting Your Pasta
If you're boiling too much water, your pasta might be suffering; how much water should you actually use? Knowing the answer could elevate your next dish.
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Wilton's Easter Bunny Hutch Cookie Kit Is Being Recalled Over A Small Detail
Wilton Industries has issued a voluntary recall for its ready to build Chocolate Cookie Bunny Hutch Kit due to a missing item in its "contains" statement.
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Fishwife And Fly By Jing Are Joining Forces For One Spicy Tin
Canned fish brand Fishwife announced a collaboration with the equally adored Fly By Jing, a collection of flavor-packed sauces, seasonings, and dumplings.
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Earthquake Cake Recipe
Don't settle for your basic chocolate cake recipe! Instead, enjoy a mixture of pecans, coconut, and cream cheese filling with this earthquake cake recipe.
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This Is What Those Circles On Milk Jugs Are Actually For
We can't help but ask ourselves: What are those inverted circles on the side of our milk jugs for? Imagine our surprise when we learned this has an answer.
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The Trick That Will Keep Your Potatoes From Turning Brown
Potatoes are a pantry must-have and are pretty darn easy to work with. But they do have their caveats, like how easily, and quickly, they turn brown once cut.
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Is It Safe To Eat Moldy Strawberries?
Strawberries are perfect, but sadly, like most fruit, they also tend to have a short shelf-life. So, what do you do if you find mold on your strawberries?
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You Need To Start Greasing Your Slow Cooker. Here's Why
Unfortunately, a slow cooker can lead to an epic clean-up that requires a lot of scrubbing from time to time. Learn how greasing your slow cooker could help.
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What Happens If You Microwave Hot Peppers?
Anyone who has the hots for peppers knows that they range in their scale of heat. Cooking with them requires care, as you are essentially playing with fire.
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Why Are Some Coffee Beans Shiny And Others Aren't?
At some point you're likely to make a visual inspection before grinding your coffee points, and notice that some beans are shiny and some aren't. Here's why.
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Crispy Baked Chicken Wings Recipe
This crispy baked chicken wings recipe gives you deliciously crispy wings without the need for frying.
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Ranking Mio Flavors From Worst To Best
It's hard to drink enough water daily. Enter MiO water enhancing drops. Not all flavors are equal, so we've ranked your worst to best options here.
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Stone Brewing Just Won Its $56 Million Lawsuit Against Molson Coors
A jury ruled in favor of Stone Brewing in its lawsuit against Molson Coors, noting that while the company infringed on Stone's trademark, it wasn't intentional.
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Do Your Scallops Taste Soapy? Here's Why
Nothing is worse than biting into a delicious-looking golden-brown scallop and tasting soap. Why does this happen, and what can you do about it?
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Why Is Soda Sold By The Liter?
In America, many beverages are sold by the gallon or the quart. Why is soda, in its iconic rounded plastic bottles, sold by the liter?
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The Common Vegetable That Contains More Protein Than You Might Think
This vegetable is one that a past U.S. president wouldn't allow in the White House, but it certainly delivers when it comes to protein.
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Are Meal Kits Environmentally Friendly?
According to a recent study, which compares meal kits to grocery stores, "meal kits have lower average greenhouse gas emissions than grocery store meals."
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The Surprising Restaurant That Used To Be One Of The Largest Kale Purchasers
Yes, you read that right — prior to 2012, Pizza Hut was the top purchaser of kale in the United States, which the chain used as a garnish around its salad bar.
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This Storage Tip Can Keep Your Eggs Fresh Longer
While all eggs contain some amount of bacteria, this primarily becomes a threat once it reaches the nutrient-dense center of the egg, causing eggs to spoil.
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Chocolate Tiffin Recipe
When you want a cake-like treat that requires no baking at all, you might want to try your hand at this easy chocolate tiffin recipe.
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A New FDA Symbol May Be Coming To Food Packaging
The FDA announced this week it has begun focus group research to create a front-of-the-box symbol for foods it recommends as "healthy."
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Alton Brown Fans Are Upset By His Reaction To Will Smith's Oscars Controversy
It was the smack heard round the internet. Many celebs took to social media to comment on the Will Smith, Chris Rock Oscar controversy, including Alton Brown.
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The Absolute Best Uses For Olive Jar Juice
When it comes to using leftovers, one item that often gets overlooked is piquant olive brine. So, how are you supposed to transform this salty, tangy juice?
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Is Eating Crawfish Heads Safe?
Eating crawfish heads is a common part of enjoying a crawfish boil, but is it safe? Here's what to know about this tasty cross between lobster and shrimp.
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Beef Irish Stew Recipe
When you're looking for a hearty meal to serve in the cold winter months (or for St. Patrick's Day), try this tasty beef Irish stew recipe.
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Korean Potato Salad Recipe
If you're tired of American potato salad, give this flavorful Korean potato salad a try.
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Why Target's Good & Gather Dried Strawberries Are Being Recalled
While the name SunTree Snack Foods is not likely to ring any bells, it produces Good & Gather brand products, which many shoppers will recognize from Target.
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