Food Facts

If you’re a water connoisseur, money might be no object when it comes to a fine H2O.

The lyrics to the decades-old Kit Kat jingle would suggest that each individual segment of a Kit Kat is known as a “piece.” But strictly speaking, that’s not the official term. “The standard bars consist of four pieces, called fingers, and each finger can be snapped from the bar as an individual piece,” the Hershey Company writes […]

From “internal shower” drinks to lettuce water for sleep, TikTok is overflowing with nutrition hacks. Most don’t stand up to science. But every now and then, a trend actually makes sense. Enter “fiber maxxing.”

We serve liquors with ice. Lots of other beverages too. So why not beer?

The internet is full of kitchen hacks that promise quick treats with minimal effort. This week, we put one of them to the test.

Geography, tradition and local lingo all play a role in how frozen drinks are made and what they’re called.

You’ll never look at a cocktail the same way again.

You might not get sick from popping an unwashed grape in your mouth. But would it be significantly less risky if you rinsed it off?

How unhealthy is it to gobble down a dog at cookouts, sporting events, or as part of a quick meal at home?

A new survey provides insight into a very, very important topic.