25 Unusual Flavors of Familiar Candies
If you thought chocolate Kit Kats were delicious, you may want to try a wasabi one.
If you thought chocolate Kit Kats were delicious, you may want to try a wasabi one.
Lungs are banned as a food ingredient in the U.S. and Canada, but one Scottish haggis exporter is getting creative.
Waldo the Wizard was barely given a chance to make a blip in cereal mascot history.
The friendly Swedish Fish are a staple of the U.S. candy scene, a denizen of nearly every movie theater counter and convenience store. But where did they come from? And why fish? Why not Swedish Reindeer? Or Geese? There isn't a lot of research on Swedish
Prepare an Eggo feast fit for the Upside Down.
The sugary snack was introduced by General Mills in 1983, but its sticky roots go back to the early 1900s.
Chipocalypse now?
Whether you’re looking to impress your friends or simply brush up on your candy trivia, check out these 50 sweet facts about your favorite candies.
Whether you’re looking to impress your friends or simply brush up on your candy trivia, check out these 50 sweet facts about your favorite candies.
We rounded up 50 of the best decadent desserts across the country. So go out, have your (cup)cake — and eat it, too.
Defining soup is harder than it sounds.
This is a kitchen tool you may actually enjoy using.
That odor is extra powerful for a reason.
The recipe lets you view every step in three dimensions before you make it.
Make time to eat breakfast in the morning—your body will thank you.
Break out the carving knives and corers, and be prepared to eat the leftovers.
It's time to go through the attic, the garage, and the boxes at your parents' house. If you saved your old Happy Meal toys, you could be sitting on a goldmine.
Surprise: They're bull testicles.
While there are plenty of reasons you might favor grass-fed beef, combating climate change shouldn't be one of them.
The news was hard to swallow for one Massachusetts bakery.
For when a go-bag isn't enough to assuage your anxiety.
They used CRISPR gene editing to cut out many of the proteins that cause problems for millions.
You still might burn stuff, but at least the ingredients will be properly portioned.
Yes, it has something to do with clowns.