What Does Halal Food Mean?
If you've eaten out or been to a store in any big (or even moderately sized) city, you've likely seen the term "halal" on some food. This is what it means.
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Palmini: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Palmini makes pasta out of hearts of palm, creating something low-carb, gluten- and sugar-free -- but how did the Sharks take to the unique product?
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This Small Bird Was Once A Dinner Staple, But Is Now Illegal To Eat In The US
Although federal conservation laws banned eating this small bird more than a century ago, it used to be a pretty popular protein in America.
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Pirates Used This Old-School Cooking Method To Prepare Their Food
You might think pirates subsisted on hardtack and rum (which is nominally true), but when they landed, they used a cooking method learned from native peoples.
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The 10 Worst Cereal Recalls To Ever Hit The US
Yes, even cereal can be affected by food recalls. These are some of the worst ever recalls for them in the United States, affecting Froot Loops to Quaker Oats.
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Like Air Snacks: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Like Air Snacks sought to make popcorn safe and easy to eat, but did the Sharks on Shark Tank take a bite of the product or did the owners sink?
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Andrew Zimmern Says He's On A 'Mission To Rid The World' Of This Canned Food
Andrew Zimmern, James Beard award winner, has never been shy about sharing his opinion, controversial or not, and there's one canned good he wants gone.
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Every 1970s Home Had This Vintage Kitchen Appliance That Put Oven Ranges To Shame
Despite the many culinary advancements of the 1970s, no appliance — not even the standard oven range — was ever quite like this kitchen tool.
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The Difference Between NYC's 4 Most Common Styles Of Pizza
You can find endless varieties, but New York City pizza generally falls into four distinct categories, each with its own style, history, and preparation method.
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This Canned Fruit Took Over Breakfast Tables In The '30s
Back in the 1930s, canned fruit was much easier to get than fresh (in certain areas). Little wonder, then, that this canned fruit took off in popularity.
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Here's What Happened To Grocery Store Coin-Operated Rides
Back in the day, nearly every grocery store had a coin-operated kiddy ride out front. A way to improve the shopping experience, they have largely disappeared.
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John Wayne Casserole Vs Cowboy Casserole: The Difference Between The Comfort Meals
You might think that John Wayne Casserole and Cowboy Casserole are synonymous, but the two comforting dishes couldn't be further apart. Here's how.
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Crispy Cones: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
The founder of Crispy Cones sought to revolutionize the ice cream industry with a new take on ice cream cones, but did the Sharks think his deal was sweet?
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Salted: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
With a goal of creating nutritious fast delivery options, Jeff Appelbaum took his brand Salted and dove into the Tank, but did the Sharks bite?
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Cowboys Loved This Meaty Snack In The Old West
Back in the Old West, before chuck wagons and ride-along cookies made eating on the trail easier, cowboys relied on this meaty snack to keep them going.
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Has McDonald's Ever Had Seafood Items Outside Of The Filet-O-Fish?
Given how extensive the menu is, you might naturally wonder if McDonald's has ever served any other types of seafood beyond its Filet-O-Fish.
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The Michigan Mall Chain That Was Known For Its Olive Burger
Once upon a time, a burger chain rocked the burger world in Michigan by adding olives (and an olive-mayo spread) to its burgers. This is its story.
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13 Classic Meals That Are 100 Years Old Or Older
Far from being just fast food and processed snacks, American cuisine features rich culinary traditions that reflect a variety of backgrounds.
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McDonald's Doesn't Actually Make Its Pies. Here's The Company That Does
McDonald's apple hand pies are one of its most popular menu treats, and they've been supplied by the same company for decades. Here's who makes them.
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German Vs American Potato Salad: What's The Difference Between The Tried-And-True Classic Sides?
Potato salad is a staple in this country, but it turns out, despite American passion for the dish, its roots go back to Germany, where it looks quite different.
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Why Boomers Apparently Loved To Boil Food Back In The Day
Ever wondered why your parents or grandparents seem to boil just about everything? It turns out there were pretty legitimate reasons for this cooking practice.
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Does Culver's Have Breakfast?
For all of the hoopla surrounding Culver's lunch and dinner menu, you might be wondering whether the chain offers an equally delicious breakfast menu.
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This '70s Burger King Menu Item Didn't Have A Single Topping On It
Burger King has rolled out plenty of new menu items over the decades, such as this unusual burger from the 1970s that came without any toppings.
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How To Drink Vodka Like You're In Russia
If you want to drink vodka as if you're in Russia, or at least hold your own when drinking with Eastern Europeans, here's what you need to know.
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The Brilliant Carl's Jr. Burger Concept Inflation Destroyed
Once upon a time, when food was less expensive, Carl's Jr. launched a campaign that was clever, tasty, and oh-so satisfying. Unfortunately, it couldn't survive.
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How Southern France Makes Pesto
Along the warm shores of Southern France, there you can find a native pesto-like sauce (that some say was made before Genoa's version). Here's what it entails.
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This 2-Ingredient Cocktail Has Been Wetting Whistles Since 1914
Cocktails have had a resurgence over the last few decades, with classics from the early 20th and late 19th century making a comeback, including this one.
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