PSA — Stop Drinking Baking Soda And Water
Don't believe online health gurus; drinking baking soda or "soda loading" can have serious health repercussions that far outweigh any potential benefits.
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Are Starbucks' PSLs Made With Real Pumpkin?
While Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte is definitely more about the spices than anything, customers may wonder if there's any real squash in this seasonal staple.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Buying Costco's Steaks
There are so many great deals you can snag at Costco, but it's important to be informed about their specific types of steak before you buy one.
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The Best Way To Microwave Leftovers So There's No Cold Center
If you constantly find that reheating your food in the microwave produces a disappointing cold center, there's a hack for that - and it's all about space.
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Mascarpone Vs Ricotta: What's The Difference?
Think mascarpone and ricotta are super similar? They actually have distinctions in taste, texture, the way they're made, and even how they're used.
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You May Be Guilty Of Bobby Flay's Pasta Salad Pet Peeve
Bobby Flay is very particular about how his dishes are made, especially pasta salad. Here's what he says every home chef does that is really wrong.
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The Viral Candied Fruit Trend That's Sending People To The Hospital
TikTok's DIY tanghulu trend has become quite popular, but there are hidden dangers. Here's what you need to know before you try making it at home.
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Why The Nutcracker Cocktail Is Banned In NYC
The nutcracker cocktail has long been stuff of New York lore - a high-proof, sweet drink that's often sold in bodegas and barbershops. Here's why it was banned.
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What Temperature Should You Cook Bacon At In The Oven?
Cooking bacon in the oven is easy, hands-off, and delivers excellent results, but only if you cook it at a temperature where it won't burn or undercook.
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Fall Comes Early As Starbucks' Rolls Out Its New Fall Menu And Classic PSL
Break out the cozy scarves and beanies -- fall is officially back at Starbucks as it launches classic favorites with plenty of tempting new options.
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Did Alicia Silverstone Actually Eat Poisonous Fruit?
Alicia Silverstone took to TikTok during a jaunt in London where she made a video of herself eating a strange tomato-like fruit, but what was it?
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The Frozen Ingredient You Should Add To Your Next Charcuterie Board
There's nothing so simple yet elegant and delicious as a charcuterie board done well, but you can really amp things up with this one frozen ingredient.
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The Simple Step That Prevents French Bread Pizza From Curling
To make sure your bread doesn't end up a soggy, slippery mess, you need to do this one simple step before you build your French bread pizza.
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How To Make Tartar Sauce With Just 3 Ingredients
Tartar sauce is a perfect dip for so many things, from fried fish to burgers to salads, and best of all, you can make it with just three ingredients.
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How To Tell If A Persimmon Is Ripe
The best way to tell if a persimmon is ripe is to know what type you have, look at its color, and then, in most cases, feel how soft the flesh is.
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The Water Alternative You Should Splash Into Smoothies (And It's Not Juice)
Water can certainly make a hydrating smoothie, but if you want to enhance the flavor of your smoothie while boosting your gut health, try adding kombucha.
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Chop Suey Vs Chow Mein: How Do They Differ?
While chop suey and chow mein are both made with vegetables and Chinese sauces, their preparations, ingredients, and origin stories are different.
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The Best Flour To Use When Cooking Homemade Fried Chicken
When it comes to frying proteins like chicken, not all types of flour are created equally. To get a truly crispy coating, use this one specific type.
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Perdue Recalls Frozen Chicken Nuggets And Tenders — Here's What To Know
If your family loves chicken nuggets and tenders from Perdue, you may want to know about a new recall of the frozen foods issued on August 16.
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13 Things You Didn't Know About Tomatoes
Tomatoes have an interesting history. Here's our extensive list of the things you might not know about tomatoes. Read on for all the details.
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What Part Of The Pig Is Ham Steak From?
Ham steak is both ham and steak, but what does that even mean? Which part of the pig does ham steak actually come from, and how should you cook it?
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The Unexpected Fruit Flavor That Inspired Swedish Fish
Swedish Fish aren't strawberry, raspberry, cherry, or even fruit punch; their actual flavor is far more unique and ties in with the candy's history.
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Is Canned Salmon Raw Or Cooked?
Canned salmon is useful for varied recipes, from enhancing pasta dishes to making fish burgers. However, many people are unclear if it's cooked before canning.
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Are Cheese Curds And Cottage Cheese The Same Thing?
Cheese curds may be less familiar to some of us than cottage cheese, but these two dairy products are actually more similar than you'd think.
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14 Fig Newtons Myths Debunked
This is for everyone who love Fig Newtons -- and even those who don't -- because there are a lot of myths to debunk surrounding this popular soft cookie.
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Take Your Pizza Night To New Heights With Canned Biscuits
Are you hosting a make-your-own-pizza party? Use canned biscuit dough for an easy way to let everyone personalize mini pies, and that's not the only option.
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The Best And Worst Cut Of Pork To Smoke
To figure out the best (and worst) cuts of pork for smoking, Food Republic consulted an expert, Rich Parente, the owner and chef of Clock Tower Grill in NY.
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