Food Facts
Fiber maxxing: The TikTok trend that’s actually good for you
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.”
Why isn’t beer served over ice?
We serve liquors with ice. Lots of other beverages too. So why not beer?
Can you turn yogurt cups into popsicles? We tested this viral hack
The internet is full of kitchen hacks that promise quick treats with minimal effort. This week, we put one of them to the test.
Milkshakes, malts, concretes, frappes and more: A (delicious) guide to frozen drinks
Geography, tradition and local lingo all play a role in how frozen drinks are made and what they’re called.
A look at the (possibly) vulgar origin of the word ‘cocktail’
You’ll never look at a cocktail the same way again.
Does rinsing your produce with water actually do anything?
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?
Are hot dogs really that bad for you? Why you should avoid some franks, experts say
How unhealthy is it to gobble down a dog at cookouts, sporting events, or as part of a quick meal at home?
Which kind of french fries do people in your state prefer?
A new survey provides insight into a very, very important topic.
Does your local Chili’s participate in this upside-down ‘tradition’?
Depending on which Chili’s restaurant you visit, there’s a chance one of the walls is adorned with an especially screwy picture.
Grilling with lump charcoal: Is US-grown hardwood really in that bag?
The information on the label does not always match what is inside the bag.