What's The Difference Between Rare And Blue Rare Steak?
You've heard of rare steak, but have you heard of blue rare steak? Let's explore exactly what it is and how it differs from regular rare steak.
Read MoreYou've heard of rare steak, but have you heard of blue rare steak? Let's explore exactly what it is and how it differs from regular rare steak.
Read MoreFrom protein bars to cookies, Quest Nutrition has been providing tasty protein alternatives for a while now -- but how are their cookies sweetened?
Read MoreYou're probably familiar with sirloin steak, but have you heard of picanha steak? And do you know what sets it apart from a classic sirloin steak?
Read MorePrime rib and beef tenderloin are two of the most popular red meat options. Since they come with hefty price tags, it's important to know what's what.
Read MoreWhen it comes to prime rib, au jus is generally seen as a go-to sauce. But what makes this such a great pairing with prime rib and other meals?
Read MoreIf you want to experiment with your cup of coffee, you might look around your kitchen for inspiration. Many flavors actually don't pair well with coffee.
Read MoreWhen perusing the canned goods at the grocery store, you may notice that chickpeas and garbanzo beans look identical. Here's why chickpeas go by two names.
Read MoreEver wondered why your frozen chicken looks a little bit green? There are a few reasons why, and not all of them may warrant throwing it out.
Read MoreBoneless wings and chicken nuggets are so similar that some may say they're the same thing. But is that really the case with these two popular items?
Read MoreBelieve it or not, coffee and energy drinks aren't the only way to get that much-needed morning jolt. But does chocolate have caffeine, too? Here's a breakdown.
Read MoreHave you ever tried to reheat once-crispy fries in the microwave and been greeted by soggy dismay? There's a scientific explanation for that.
Read MoreYou might know how a coffee bean looks, tastes, and smells. But do you know how it's classified? For example, do you know if it counts as a fruit?
Read MoreDue to their proximity at the grocery store, many have wondered if eggs are just another dairy product. They're not, let us explain.
Read MoreIn an effort to provide variety, Trader Joe's sells many different types of eggs - and, believe it or not, it's possible to raise chicks using this kind.
Read MoreAmong the vibrant colors of winter vegetables, the humble horseradish root stands alone. Read on to learn how to harness the pungent power of horseradish.
Read MoreYou might want to think twice before buying crispy onions at the grocery if you're on a gluten-free diet. Which brands are gluten-free and which ones aren't?
Read MoreWe all love crispy fried onions, but how long do they last? It turns out, the answer is as simple as looking on the container.
Read MoreIf you're following a vegan diet and are wondering if chocolate chips can still be a part of it, the answer is complicated but largely positive.
Read MoreLongtime fans of the candy know the name Kit Kat refers to the entire chocolate bar. But, what about those oh-so-popular snappable individual pieces?
Read MoreIf you're confused by all the bright purple vegetables at the store or market, fear not. Here's the difference between radicchio and red cabbage, explained.
Read MoreMSG is starting to become a regular umami-boosting seasoning ingredient on many people's shelves. Here's how to use it at home in place of or with salt.
Read MoreThe world has many different kinds of pizza, but in Italy there are two main kinds that sit at opposite ends of the pizza spectrum: al taglio and Napoletana.
Read MoreUpping your protein intake can be a good idea for all kinds of reasons, not least keeping you feeling full for longer. But is yogurt a good place to start?
Read MoreIf you've ever held a piece of cut rock candy with a tiny, intricate design in its center, you've probably wondered how it's made. Here are the amazing details.
Read MoreHome fries and cottage fries might look quite different from many other types of french fries, but what exactly sets them apart from each other?
Read MoreConcord grapes and crimson seedless grapes are two types of red grapes that you've likely heard of, but do you know what actually sets them apart?
Read MoreAre you a bay leaf believer? Or do you think these leaves add little in the way of flavor. Read on to find out whether it's worth using them for soup or not.
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