Don't Fall For This Viral Avocado Storage Hack
In this internet age, we seem to have more hacks at our disposal than ever before. But a new avocado hack sweeping social media comes with some caution.
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The Symbolism In Your Bowl Of Ash Reshteh
Perhaps not the most colorfully vibrant soup on the planet, ash reshteh "looks like hell but tastes like heaven." But it's packed with symbolism.
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The US Congress Has Bad News For Struggling Restaurants
Originally 2022's omnibus spending bill accounted for $48 billion for restaurants, but the inclusion was allegedly turned down by Republican congress members.
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Yes, Seattle Really Is Being Sued By Salmon. Here's Why
Salmon may not be able to file suit, but a Native American tribe has done so on their behalf.
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3 Iconic US Beverage Companies Are Pausing Business In Russia
For some companies, suspending business in Russia was an immediate decision; but for others it took pressure from the public for them to make a move.
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What Is The Difference Between Japanese And Indian Curry?
While many people associate curry with Indian food, it's popular the world over, including in Japan. Here are the differences between Indian and Japanese curry.
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Why US Farms Are Being Accused Of Animal Cruelty For Response To Bird Flu Outbreak
In response to a recent bird flu outbreak, infected farms will cull some animals to reduce the risk of viral spread, the methods of which are under fire.
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Why Twitter Is Calling For A Boycott Of Coca-Cola, Pepsi, And Other Brands
In an attempt to find ways to support Ukraine, hashtags calling for a boycott of Coke, Pepsi, and other industry giants are gaining traction on Twitter.
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What Is Takamine Whiskey And Why Is It So Unique?
Takamine whiskey, winner of a Gold Medal at the San Francisco Wine & Spirits Competition in 2021, has been gaining a lot of attention for its taste and story.
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Why We Eat Beans During Purim
Beans and other legumes are eaten during Purim to commemorate Queen Esther; whose courageous actions saved the Jewish people in Persia in fourth century BCE.
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What Are Those Little Spots On Apples Anyways?
The tiny spots on apples may give them character, but they are also inextricably tied to their respiration and also, at times, their infection and demise.
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What Is Terroir And Does It Matter For Coffee Beans?
Terroir is a coffee term that wine connoisseurs will also know well; it can help in determining and anticipating the taste of coffee from around the bean belt.
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Here's Why Your Favorite Packaged Foods Have Gotten Smaller
As packaged foods like cereal and candy continue to get smaller, it's important for consumers to be aware of what is happening on their local grocery shelves.
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What Do The Stickers On Your Fruit Actually Mean?
The produce stickers on your fruit hold a lot of information, which you can use to make informed decisions on what you're actually bringing up to the register.
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The Important Role Wine May Have Played In Ending The Cold War
The toast between U.S. President Richard M. Nixon and Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai in 1972 was historic and made the sparkling wine they toasted with famous, too.
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New Documentary Explores An LA Restaurant's Pandemic Struggle
Belle Vie Food & Wine is the subject of a new documentary about the restaurant industry during COVID-19; the documentary documents Belle Vie's fate in LA.
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What Is Vegan Caviar And Does It Taste Like The Real Thing?
Tonburi, called a vegan caviar, are summer cypress seeds, which chefs around the world have started to explore as not only as a garnish but a caviar stand-in.
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Why The Contestants On Love Is Blind Sip Out Of Gold Wine Glasses
Now that Netflix has graced us with another season of "Love Is Blind," there's one thing that continues to grab everyone's attention: the gold wine glasses.
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Why You Need To Start Putting Plastic Wrap In The Freezer
Storing your plastic wrap in the freezer, instead of in the cabinet or drawer with the aluminum foil and sandwich bags, will make it easier to work with.
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Study Reveals Why COVID Affects Your Sense Of Taste
A study sheds some light on how coronavirus affects an infected person's olfactory senses, which, in turn, disrupts the ability to taste food.
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The Skeleton Brunch Meme Explained
At first glance skeleton brunch appears to be the latest trend to take the internet by storm, except that most users appear to have no idea what it is.
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The Reason Plastic Doesn't Dry As Well In The Dishwasher
Doing the dishes isn't a job anyone considers a treat, and even when the dishwasher makes it easy for you, you're often stuck redrying half the dishes inside.
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How Corned Beef Became A St. Patrick's Day Staple
Whether you love it, hate it, or simply tolerate it one day per year, there's no denying that corned beef is an integral part of any St. Patrick's Day feast.
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How People Are Using Restaurant Reviews To Spread News In Russia
When you look up restaurant reviews, it's usually because you want to know if the food is good. For Russians, it recently became a bit more complicated.
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President Joe Biden Gave Up This Sweet Treat For Lent
Christians world-over started the Lent season this week, temporarily swearing off vices like alcohol, shopping, and, in the case of Joe Biden, sweets.
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How US Restaurants Are Responding To The War In Ukraine
While you might have read about boycotts of Russian vodka, some restaurants and bars are ditching more than just the spirit, while others are raising money.
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The 15 Best French Restaurants In America
Whether you're going to see what Thomas Keller can do in Napa Valley, or how Jean-George does it in New York, these are our nation's best French restaurants.
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