The History Of Tteokbokki: What Makes This South Korean Dish So Iconic?
Tteokbokki is a South Korean treasure, beloved for its chewy rice cakes in a thick, spicy sauce and with a history as fascinating as the dish is delicious.
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How Many Types Of Lentils Are There? Here's How To Best Use The Main Ones
A basic guide to legumes might help you understand lentils as a whole, but it won't tell you that there are actually five main types of this versatile food.
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Why Don't Chain Restaurants Seem To Have Salad Bars Anymore?
Restaurant salad bars were a dining experience that allowed for customer customization and collaboration. Sadly, this method is mostly a thing of the past.
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Here's What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Steak Every Day, According To Professionals
If you're looking into eating steak every day, here are some things that happen when you do that, according to steak experts we spoke to on the matter.
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The Colorful Candy Bark That's Perfect For Your Holi Celebrations
Anyone engaging in Holi festivities is going to want to make this colorful and sweet snack, perfect for the holiday (or just about any time of year).
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The Marilyn Monroe Cocktail That Was Inspired By Her Favorite Bubbly Drink
While she likely never drank her eponymous cocktail, the Marilyn Monroe cocktail features her favorite beverage and only needs three easy ingredients.
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Are Canned Peas A Good Source Of Protein?
Canned peas may get a bit of a bad rap as not being as delicious or nutritious as fresh or frozen, but that doesn't mean you should write them off.
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How Long Feta Lasts After Opening And The Signs It's Gone Bad
If you don't use up the entire wedge or container of your feta in one go, you might wonder how long you actually have before it starts to go bad.
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What Actually Is Birthday Cake Flavor And Why Is It So Popular?
Actual birthday cakes come in a wide variety of tastes and styles, so what exactly is the birthday cake flavor that has taken the world by storm?
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Is It More Affordable To Buy Eggs Or The Actual Chickens?
You may have seen it on social media, you may have seen our government talking about it, but is it really cheaper to own chickens than to buy eggs?
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The Sugary German Treat That's Symbolic Just Before Lent
The United States is a melting pot of different culinary traditions, and one delicious sweet made it's way over from Germany to help us celebrate Lent.
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Polish Egg Salad Is For Cream Cheese Lovers
What's better than soft, spreadable egg salad? Why, egg salad that features delicious, sumptuous cream cheese, of course! Here's how to make this Polish salad.
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What Makes Malaysian Fried Chicken So Good?
Food Republic reached out to Dennis Littley, chef and recipe expert at Ask Chef Dennis, for the inside scoop on what makes Malaysian fried chicken so good.
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The Country Where Trader Joe's Everything Bagel Seasoning Is Prohibited
Trader Joe's Everything But The Bagel Sesame Seasoning Blend is a fan-favorite item in the United States. However, one country has completely banned it.
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The Vegetable You Didn't Know Has More Protein Than An Egg
It can be a challenge to consume enough protein every day, and not everyone is a fan of eggs. Luckily, there's one veggie that's full of plant-based protein.
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Crumbl Is Updating Its Menu So You Can Enjoy This One Item For Longer Than A Week
Innovation and evolution are at the heart of Crumbl's ethos, and now the dessert company is updating its menu so you can enjoy this item for longer than a week.
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Is Greek Yogurt Or Protein Powder A Better Option For Your Breakfast Smoothie?
One of the best ways to make your smoothie breakfast-worthy is to add protein, but is it better to add Greek yogurt or your favorite protein powder?
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Albacore Vs Chunk Light Tuna: What's The Difference?
Albacore and chunk light tuna have some differences you should know about before making your next canned tuna purchase.
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Add Extra Protein To Nearly Every Meal With A Simple Ingredient
If you've been struggling to hit your protein goals, you just have to add this one thing to your meals for that boost you need without compromising flavor.
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The US State Where People Eat A Ton Of Raw Beef Around Christmas
Nowadays, many people find the thought of eating raw meat dissatisfying, but it's actually a common cultural tradition around the holidays in one U.S. state.
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Why Bread Flour Isn't Ideal For Cakes
There are specific types of flour that one should use when baking a cake, and bread flour is definitely not one of them. Here's what you need to know.
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Is There Really That Much Of A Taste Difference Between Turkey Vs Pork Sausage?
To find out the exact difference in taste between pork and turkey sausages, we spoke exclusively to bestselling recipe author Scott Baptie.
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How Japanese Convenience Store Foods Differ From American Ones
So, what exactly sets a Japanese convenience store - also called a konbini - apart from the American version of 7-Eleven or staples like Circle K?
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Why Are Steaks Normally Paired With Heavier Wines?
Food Republic spoke with certified sommelier Ang Cosenza to help break down exactly what makes steak such a perfect pairing for heavier wines.
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The Japanese Ingredient That'll Take Your Roast Chicken To The Next Level
Food Republic spoke with chef Richard Sandoval, who shared one delicious Japanese ingredient that can instantly elevate an oven-roasted chicken dish.
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How To Use A Loaf Of Bread For Hassle-Free Dumplings
While Czech cuisine features a wide variety of dumplings, the simplest and most fundamental side dish is houskové knedlíky, or bread dumplings.
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The Ultra-Sweet Fruit You'll Always Find During Ramadan (And Why It's Symbolic)
There is plenty of ritual surrounding the foods eaten before and after the fasts of Ramadan, but one fruit in particular stands out in importance.
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