How Long Is Kefir Good For Once It's Opened?
Kefir is a fermented dairy product that contains plenty of probiotics, but this tart beverage doesn't last forever. Here's how long it's good for once opened.
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Yellowtail Vs Yellowfin Tuna: What's The Difference?
Though yellowtail and yellowfin tuna sound pretty darn similar, there are some key differences between the two fish that you ought to know before buying.
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One Oreo Flavor Had A Sweet Jelly Center But Was Sadly Discontinued
Jelly-flavored Oreos? It may seem like some kind of Mandela Effect, but it turns out one Oreo flavor did once boast a sweet jelly-filled center.
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We Have One Pennsylvania Man To Thank For The Iconic Banana Split
A dessert that has stood the test of time, the banana split, was first concocted over a century ago by a so-called "soda jerk" in the Keystone State.
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What's The Difference Between Lox And Smoked Salmon?
While cool, salty lox and smoked salmon can seem pretty similar, there are a few key differences between the two when it comes to flavor, prep, and origin.
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The Discontinued Puzzle Candy You Probably Forgot About
Many, many candies haunt the halls of discontinued items past, especially one uniquely terrifying puzzle candy you may have tried to forget about.
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What Does It Mean To Blacken Seafood?
What does it actually mean when you order blackened seafood? It turns out, it doesn't mean your fish will arrive burned. Here's the reality of using this term.
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Here's Why Costco Might Not Have Extra Inventory 'In The Back'
If you think Costco is stocking extra products in a hidden-away part of the store, you might want to rethink your assumption before your next shopping trip.
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The Discontinued Hostess Brownies That Were Made For Candy Lovers
Hostess is famous for its pre-packaged, cake-y desserts, but true fans remember this ill-fated product by the brand that also incorporated candy.
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Every Variety Of Paprika And How To Use Each
Contrary to popular belief, there are many different types of paprika out there. Here are the different varieties of this versatile spice and how to use them.
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How To Pour A Black And Tan Cocktail For Flawless Layers
A black and tan cocktail can be visually striking, but you've got to prep it right to get the perfect glass. Here's how this beer cocktail is best created.
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The Scientific Reason Tuna Is Bright Red
While you may assume tuna's red color is an indicator of its freshness, it may be an indicator of something else entirely: a practice banned in other countries.
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Is It Safe To Make Canned Bananas At Home?
Home canning is a great way to store food, but doing it wrong can be deadly. If you have some extra bananas, you may be wondering if it's safe to can them.
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Why Jell-O's Pudding Pops Were Unfortunately Discontinued
Kids in the 1990s couldn't get enough of Jell-O Pudding Pops, but today, they seem nonexistent in stores. Here's what happened to the once-popular dessert.
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Butter Vs Margarine: The Key Difference You Need To Know
While many assume that butter and margarine are practically the same, there are some key differences between the two that can dramatically affect your food.
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How Long Is Lunch Meat Good For After Opening The Packaging?
Lunch meat can be a great addition to your kitchen lineup, but how long will it really last once you've opened the package? Here's what to know.
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Expert-Approved Ways To Stop Ruining Your Grilled Hot Dogs
Grilled hot dogs are delicious!! But there are several mistakes you can make along the way to perfection. Here, grill experts are offering their insight.
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You Might Not Recognize The Oldest Peanut Butter Company In The US
Many people have a preferred peanut butter brand, but if you haven't tried the brand of the oldest peanut butter company in the U.S., you're missing out.
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James Beard Award Winning Chef Gives Us Vegetables And Fruits You Can Use Every Part Of
James Beard award-winning chef and author Steven Satterfield sheds light on what vegetables and fruit you can eat every part of.
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The Most Likely Flavors That Make Up Dr Pepper
The exact formula of flavoring agents that go into a can of Dr Pepper is famously kept secret, but fans of the soda have some pretty good guesses.
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What Is Tobiko And How Is It Different From Caviar?
Caviar and tobiko both consist of salted, preserved fish eggs called roe, but beyond that initial similarity, the two products are very, very different.
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Electra Beverages: Here's What Happened After Appearing On Shark Tank
Electra Beverages was a promising sports drink brand with a nutritional focus that appeared on Shark Tank. What happened to the budding company afterward?
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Aldi's Frozen Fruit Is The Actually The Same As Other Major Retailers
Budget grocer Aldi is well-known for its low-cost products, including house brands for seemingly everything. But who really produces Aldi's frozen fruit?
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The Beloved Sandwich That's Returning To Costco's Food Court
Once, a beloved sandwich was taken from the Costco food court menu. Now, social media reports indicate that it could be returning quite soon.
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How To Melt Almond Bark Without Burning It
Almond bark is meant to melt like a dream, except when it scorches under the heat. Here's how to melt almond bark so you can finally get to snacking on it.
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The Tragic, Real-Life Story Of Rachael Ray
Rachael Ray is a beloved celebrity chef who has had her share of knockdowns -- including being mugged, and living through a house fire.
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The Unlikely Material That Will Keep Your Ice Cream Cold On The Go
Ice cream is meant to melt in your mouth, but that also means it will also melt the second it's out of the freezer. Solve this problem with a simple hack.
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