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General Mills's classic monster cereals—Count Chocula, Franken Berry, and Boo Berry—as well as discontinued favorites Fruit Brute and Yummy Mummy will be sold together in one "Monster Mash" box for the line's 50th anniversary.
Bad weather, pandemic demand, and Popeyes have all conspired to double the price of chicken wings this year.
The spotted lobster was dubbed 'Freckles' and was spared a typical lobster's fate, winding up on display rather than on a plate.
Rob Connoley, a self-taught and James Beard Award-nominated chef, is on a mission to define Ozark cuisine, a murky and often-overlooked food tradition.
Chocolate’s worldwide popularity streak has lasted centuries, but it wasn’t always the sweet, easily accessible treat we know today.
You may not use the self-cleaning feature on your oven. If you do, be aware that it gets very, very hot and can kill your pet bird. (Seriously.)
Here are seven somewhat harmless food myths that have been drilled into our heads for so long that we don’t even realize they’re fake.
In the early 1990s, McDonald's made a direct appeal to Chicago Bulls fans by naming a modified Quarter Pounder after star player Michael Jordan. It wasn't sold in Boston.
Filled with new recipes, photos, and references, the King Arthur Baking Company's All-Purpose Baker's Companion has been updated and revised for the modern baker.
When movie theaters are open for business, snacks make up nearly half of their profits. But when movie houses first cropped up, managers banned food outright.
The latest episode of Food History looks at the stories behind deep-fried potatoes products, from French fries to tater tots.
Corrugated cardboard pizza boxes are made from recyclable material ... but that doesn't mean they can always be recycled. In other words: It's complicated.
Skip the pre-bagged popcorn and pick up this $11 popcorn maker that is virtually foolproof and easy to clean.
If you're looking for an excuse to take more coffee breaks, check out this $3000 sweepstakes from an Austin, Texas-based coffee company.
From free Krispy Kreme doughnuts to free beer from Budweiser, here are all the things a COVID-19 vaccine qualifies you for.
Because Fancy Feast’s “Seared Salmon Entrée with Spinach” is for cats—but you deserve to have some, too.
Explore the Star Wars galaxy through 'Star Wars: Galactic Baking' and learn to bake treats based on fan-favorite planets.
Across the United States and around the world, these delicious hot dogs take on different toppings and tastes.
Use this two-second tip from celebrity chef Jacques Pépin to get perfect, easy-to-peel hard-boiled eggs each time.
Le Creuset and Major League Baseball™ have teamed up for the ultimate collaboration between team fandom and essential cookware.
The single-serve ketchup packets that had been dumped into takeout bags with abandon are now fetching premium prices on eBay.
When animal welfare officers arrived on the scene, they identified the mysterious "tree beast" terrorizing Kraków citizens as a rogue croissant.
With a glass of water and a windowsill, you can regrow avocado pits, green onion ends, and other vegetable scraps into new plants.
Plenty of consumer brands have abandoned their core market to try something new. Sometimes it works, and sometimes you wind up with Bic pantyhose.