The Old-Fashioned Hot Dogs That Are 2nd Only To Costco
If you want your hot dog to feel nice and smooth but have a sharp snap, then the runner-up to the best (Costco, of course) is just the brand for you.
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What Part Of An Animal Are Hot Dogs Made From?
While questions often arise regarding the animal parts used and the processing of hot dogs, understanding their ingredients offers a clearer perspective.
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How To Order Red Lobster's Secret Menu Po'boy
There's nothing more delicious than a saucy shrimp po'boy, and you can hack Red Lobster's menu to make your own version of this iconic sandwich.
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Review: Jeni's New Summer Ice Cream Flavors Are A Delicious Way To Beat The Heat
Jeni's Ice Creams is know for its inventive flavors, and the brand's lineup of new summer flavors are an ode to classic seasonal sweet treats.
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The Best Way To Keep Apple Slices From Browning Is Also The Simplest — No Lemons Required
Prepping apples ahead of time can be an advantageous move, but the fruit tends to brown quickly. Here's how to keep your slices vibrant and fresh.
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Hot Dogs Vs Bratwursts: Is There Really A Difference?
So, you've got a barbecue coming up, and you've got to decide whether you should bring hot dogs or bratwursts. First, you need to know the differences.
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Everything That Goes On A Chicago Hot Dog, In Order
Chicago hot dogs are one of the most distinctive cultural dishes in the Midwest, and there is a very specific recipe and order to all the ingredients.
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Don't Order The Salad On Vacation: Why The CDC Says Eating Raw Fruits And Veggies Abroad Is A Bad Idea
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends against eating raw fruits and vegetables when traveling abroad, so skip the salad on your trip.
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Wait, Were Cookie Monster's Cookies Actually Real?
"Sesame Street" has many endearing characters, and Cookie Monster may be one of our favorites -- but those cookies he munches, are they actually edible?
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No Sport Peppers? Put These On Your Chicago Hot Dog Instead
Sport peppers are one of the quintessential ingredients for a Chicago-style hot dog, but you can always use these other substitutes in a pinch.
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One Of Elvis Presley's Favorite Desserts Is A Southern Classic
Elvis Presley wasn't shy about his love of Southern food, so it comes as no surprise that he was a huge fan of this classic regional dessert.
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The French Fry Capital Of The US Is An Unexpected State
When one thinks of American cuisine, surely french fries are there, despite being Belgian. That said, one state rose above all others in how much they eat.
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The 2 California Fast Food Joints That Became Historic Landmarks
California has always attracted dreamers. That's why many things originated in the state, including these two fast food joints that are now historic landmarks.
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The Vintage Candy That Was Manufactured With WWII Ammunition Machines
World War II revolutionized cultures across the globe, and one of the most memorable candies in America got it's start from old ammunition machines.
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Rick Steves Says The Best Meal Of His Life Was Served At This Charming European Farm
Given his extensive travels, Rick Steves has undoubtedly enjoyed countless dishes across Europe, but a meal at one charming farm takes his top spot.
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Hot Dogs: How America's Ballgame Classic Got Its Name
To answer the question of how hot dogs got their name, we dove deep into the annals of German lore to parse through the many, often conflicting, explanations.
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Rick Steves' Ordering Tip For An Unforgettable Dining Adventure In France
If you want to enjoy some of the best cuisine available in France, then you need to take Rick Steves' ordering tip to heart and always choose this.
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Meet Italian Walnut Cake: The 3-Ingredient Dessert That's Classic For A Reason
If you have a bag of walnuts, sugar, and eggs, then you have everything you could possibly need to make a deliciously moist Italian cake, torta di noci.
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The Nostalgic Chicken Chain That Deserves A Comeback In The US
Despite disappearing from the public eye in the United States, one nostalgic chain is still clucking around, and we think it's time for it to return stateside.
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13 Popular Fruits That Are In Season During The Summer
Summer often brings the hottest months of the year, and what better way to celebrate the season than with its most popular (and delicious) fruits?
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Skip The Salt And Season Fries With One Popular Spice Mix
If you're looking to broaden your seasoning horizons, the perfect spice to start with is an iconic blend that's typically paired with seafood.
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The Country That Produces The Most Watermelon Is Far From Tropical
In 2022, global annual watermelon production nearly totaled an eye-watering 100 million tons, with this largely temperate country firmly in the top spot.
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15 Frozen Pizza Recalls That Swept Across Grocery Stores
Who doesn't love a good frozen pizza from time to time? Well, unfortunately, there have been some pretty serious frozen pizza recalls in recent years.
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Why Anthony Bourdain Never Put Lettuce On Burgers
Though chef and food writer Anthony Bourdain admitted to liking lettuce on burgers, he always avoided it because these drawbacks outweighed the benefits.
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The Forgotten Pizza Snack From The '70s That Deserves A Comeback
While there is no shortage of pizza-flavored snacks on the market today, this discontinued snack was apparently the real deal, and even won an award.
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Which Country Produces More Carrots Than The Rest Of The World?
Carrots are one of the most popular vegetables in the world — but which country is responsible for producing the most of this versatile root veggie?
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Are There Any Cooking Oils That Are Safe To Put Down The Drain?
You've cooked a big batch of food, and it's late. You've got a ton of dishes, and the last thing you want to do is store oil. Can you dump it down the drain?
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