Manhattan Vs Old Fashioned: What Sets These Classic Drinks Apart?
An old fashioned, widely regarded as the first cocktail, is quite similar to a Manhattan, but the two drinks differ in some very noticeable way.
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Sugar On Snow Is An Iconic And All-Natural Snack In Vermont
If you live in Vermont, you might know of an iconic regional dessert called "sugar on snow." But even if you don't live there, you can still create it at home. -
The Founding Father We Have To Thank For Bringing Vanilla To The US
Vanilla, while native to the Americas, was not accessible in the United States until this particular president brought it over all the way from France. -
Ina Garten's Unique Return Policy At The Barefoot Contessa Store
At her famous Barefoot Contessa store, Ina Garten went above and beyond to make unsatisfied customers returning an item into much happier campers. -
The Nocturnal Bird That Used To Be Eaten Throughout The US
Today, we eat chicken, duck, and turkey, but did you know that there's a more rare nocturnal bird that used to be eaten throughout the U.S. centuries ago? -
Where Did The Floating Breakfast Trend Originate, And Why?
The floating breakfast trend is like a combination between breakfast in bed, a swim-up bar, and a floating lounge chair, but how did it start? -
Why Are Honeycrisp Apples Usually More Expensive Than Other Varieties?
Data from the USDA shows that the average price of Honeycrisp apples is $1.83 per pound, while Golden Delicious apples average $1.02 per pound. Why? -
What To Know About The Dolphin Safe Label On Tuna
The U.S. government created the Dolphin Safe label in 1990 - but what does the designation actually mean when you see it on your can of tuna? -
The State That Produces By Far The Most Ice Cream In The Country
There are a few states that produce copious amounts of dairy in the country, and it's one of these that creates the bulk of the nation's ice cream. -
The Discontinued Klondike Ice Cream Treat We Probably Won't Get Back
Countless hearts were broken when Klondike discontinued this beloved ice cream treat in 2022, but a new incarnation has since debuted on the market. -
What Is Pont And How Is It Different From Chartreuse?
Pont and Chartreuse are easy to mix up, as they both have green hues and botanical flavors. However, their ingredients and history are quite different. -
The Coveted Caviar You Can Pick Up At Costco
Many view caviar as a luxurious and incredibly expensive treat, but Costco offers two main brands of the cured fish eggs at an absolute steal. -
The Spiteful Reason Ciabatta Bread Was Invented
You might imagine that Italian ciabatta bread is a centuries old recipe long enjoyed in Italy, but it's a relatively new creation made out of spite. -
The Country That Produces The Most Vanilla In The World
Despite its ubiquity, vanilla is a rare spice that needs careful cultivation to thrive, and one country goes above and beyond to product the most in the world. -
What Is A Bismark Donut And How Does It Differ From A Regular One?
Bismarks are certainly more dressed up than your average glazed donut, but their actual definition and evolution throughout history is hard to pin down. -
Fettuccine Alfredo Was Introduced To The US Thanks To One Old Hollywood Couple
Although fettuccine Alfredo is found everywhere nowadays in America, its roots go back to an Italian chef and a Hollywood couple who brought it to the States. -
Give Your Banana Split The Ultimate Upgrade With One Extra Step
While some may modify the ice cream flavors to give banana splits a modern twist, the real way to elevate this dessert is by focusing on the fruit. -
The Exact Difference Between French And Classic Vanilla
You've probably wondered what the difference is between French and classic vanilla. As it turns out, this specification comes down to just one ingredient. -
Are Wild Blueberries Really Better Than Cultivated Ones?
If you're a blueberry lover, you might have heard that both wild blueberries and cultivated ones are available to purchase - but which one's better? -
Dolly Parton's Go-To Dinner Is A Comforting Southern Staple
Dolly Parton is known as the queen of country music for a reason, but she's equally talented with cooking. It's little wonder her go-to is a southern staple. -
The Meat With The Most Protein Is Already In Your Fridge
The meat with the most protein per ounce isn't a huge slab of beef, but rather a more lean and mild type that you might already put on your sandwiches. -
Anthony Bourdain's Warning Against Chicken Caesar On Restaurant Menus
To Anthony Bourdain, renowned celebrity chef and fearless explorer, seeing a chicken Caesar salad on a restaurant's menu was a giant red flag. -
Boston's 'Cool Dog Was A Unique Ice Cream Treat That Was Sadly Discontinued
You've heard of hot dogs, but what about the intriguing cool dog? Unfortunately now defunct, this delicious dessert was a Boston standard until 2016. -
Why Cardamom Is Referred To As The Queen Of Spices
Cardamom's starring role in the comforting chai tea may give it royalty status in your mind, but there is a historical reason for its nickname. -
How Etrog Fruit Became A Staple Of Sukkot Celebrations
Sukkot celebrates the harvest and God's protection as the Jewish people wandered the desert after Egypt, so why is the etrog part of the holiday? -
What The Heck Is A Rhode Island Hot Wiener?
The Rhode Island hot wiener may sound befuddling, but this Northeastern take on the hot dog is a delight smothered in special meat sauce and onions. -
The Most Underrated Canned Foods You Should Be Using
Canned foods are pretty popular, but you probably haven't explored every type of canned food out there. These are the underrated ones you should try.
