What Is The Tiny Star-Shaped Pasta Used In So Many Famous Italian Dishes?
Have you noticed those tiny, star-shaped pasta in the grocery store and on social media? Here's what it is called and why it's used often in Italian dishes.
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What Anthony Bourdain Actually Thought About NYC's 'Dirty Water Hot Dogs'
NYC's dirty water hot dogs aren't actually cooked in dirty water, and, despite the name, are popular with tourists and locals like Bourdain alike.
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The Music Legend Who May Have Inspired The Donut Burger
Whether you call it a donut burger, a Luther burger, or the Mulligan burger, slapping a Krispy Kreme on a hamburger as a bun has relatively modern origins.
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The Reason Steak And Eggs Is A Go-To Dish For Astronauts Heading To Space
Steak and eggs is the standard pre-launch meal for NASA astronauts, a tradition that dates back to the dawn of American spaceflight. But why is this?
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Pho Hasn't Been In The US As Long As You Might Have Expected
How long has pho been delighting taste buds across the US? Probably not as long as you'd think. Here's the history behind this dish's stateside popularity.
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2 Of JFK's Favorite Dishes Were New England Staples
If you're fascinated by the favorite food of U.S. presidents (past and present), these classic New England staples that JFK loved might get your mouth watering.
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Hot Dogs Vs Frankfurters: Here's Why They're Not The Same
Cured sausages often appear quite similar, but there are important differences between them. Hot dogs and frankfurters, for example, are quite different.
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Prince Harry's Favorite Roast Chicken Only Requires 2 Ingredients
Prince Harry has made likely made history with his move to California, but his favorite roast chicken is beyond simple and something anyone can make.
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Beignets Vs Donuts: What's The Actual Difference?
Beignets and donuts may seem similar, but their texture, ingredients, and origins set them apart. Find out what makes each of these delicious treats unique.
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The 'Hot Texas Wiener' Dog Isn't From The Lone Star State, But Its Bold Flavors Make It A True Regional Classic
While the hot Texas wiener doesn't actually come from Texas, its origins may still surprise you. Here's more about this historic, and delicious, iconic hot dog.
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The Reason You Often Snack On Pretzels While Drinking Beer
Pretzels and beer are a classic pairing. But how did the combo come about, and why does it work so well?
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Maryland Vs Carolina Crab Cakes: The Crispy, Golden Differences Between These Coastal Seafood Icons
While, at first glance, the two crab cakes might seem the same, Maryland and Carolina crab cakes couldn't be more different from binder to ingredients.
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The Midwestern States That Would Bring Cookie Salad To A Potluck
Cookie salad may sound like a bit of an oxymoron, but this sweet, midwestern classic has been enjoyed in certain regions of the U.S. for decades.
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The Restaurant Chain That Ruled The '60s And '70s: Now Defunct, But Never Forgotten
If you went on a road trip during the 60s, 70s, or even the 80s, you probably saw these iconic orange-roofed restaurant-hotel combos that have since vanished.
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The US State That Eats The Most Ice Cream By Volume Isn't Wisconsin Or New York
Sure, Wisconsin is the official cheese state and New York knows a thing or two about pizza, but what state chows down on ice cream the most?
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The Most Famous Spot To Grab A Cuban Sandwich In Florida
Florida is home to many restaurants that serve delicious Cuban sandwiches, but there is one classic institution that's more well-known than all the rest.
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How Can You Even Cheat In A Hot Dog Eating Contest? The Nathan's Controversy Explained
For Fourth of July celebrators, the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog eating contest is an annual tradition -- but the fun and games also has its share of controversy.
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Did Burger King Once Have A 'Queen' Nemesis Chain?
Millions of people dine at Burger King around the world, but is the fast food chain the only "royal" name on the block? Here's what we found out.
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What Kind Of Meat Is Actually In Bologna?
Bologna is an American lunch staple, but this cold cut is surrounded by mystery. Let's uncover exactly what's going into those fried bologna sandwiches.
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13 Massive Hot Dog Recalls That Swept The US
There have been several major hot dog recalls over the years. From metal contamination to listeria, here's a bunch of recalls worth knowing about.
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The Flavor Rule Bourbon Must Follow, But Not Whiskey
While the differences between bourbon and whiskey might be subtle, there is one rule in particular regarding the flavor that sets them apart.
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White House Chefs Have Some Strict Rules To Follow
White House chefs have to adhere to some pretty strict rules, from timing certain meals to learning new specialties. Here's some very interesting facts.
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From The McLobster To Onion Nuggets: 12 McDonald's Menu Items That Failed
The McLobster, Mighty Wings, Hula Burger -- these are just a few of the McDonald's menu items that are considered big failures.
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The Most Consumed Meat In The World Isn't Chicken Or Beef
In the United States we eat a a lot of beef and chicken, so it may come as a surprise that neither protein leads the worldwide total in consumption.
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The Frozen Chicken Recall That Emptied America's Freezers
Frozen foods may last indefinitely, but that doesn't mean they're always totally safe. This became abundantly clear following a large frozen chicken recall.
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How Does Poutine Differ In The United States Vs Canada?
Poutine is a deceptively simple dish, but according to one expert, the true, authentic version comes from only one place: Quebec, Canada.
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What Exactly Is Northern Fried Chicken, And What Makes It Different Than Southern?
Fried chicken is a well known staple in southern cooking, but there's also a northern variation. We asked an expert to explain northern fried chicken.
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