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People Are Losing It Over This Photo Of Dan Levy And Paul Rudd Eating Dinner Together Shutterstock By Kalea Martin/Aug. 3, 2021 2:11 pm EST If you never thought you’d see Dan Levy and Paul Rudd eating Indian food together, join the rest of the internet. Much to the delight of basically everyone, the two actors were spotted out for dinner at Darjeeling Express, a local Indian restaurant in the Covent Garden district of London (via People)....

The Forgotten Low-Calorie Menu Wendy’s Baked Potato Came From Instagram By Amanda Tarlton/Jan. 29, 2021 12:24 pm EST Wendy’s burgers are great, but it’s what’s served on the side that has captured the heart of many fast food fans. And it’s not the usual French fries you’d find at a McDonald’s or Burger King, but rather the chain’s famous baked potato. Of all the things you can order at the Wendy’s drive-thru, the beloved baked potato is one of the healthiest, according to Women’s Health....

The Reason Frozen Food Isn’t As Common In China Shutterstock By Erica Gerald Mason/April 17, 2021 11:04 pm EST Grocery stores across the United States brim with aisles and aisles of frozen goodies. From frozen pizza to frozen food dinners to frozen burritos, if you can eat it, there’s a good chance you can find it in the frozen food aisle. While frozen (and refrigerated) foods are popular globally, there are some places where the technology hasn’t quite caught on....

The Reason Some People Think Kohlrabi Is A Superfood Shutterstock By Jen Peng/Updated: Jan. 23, 2023 1:55 pm EST Move over kale, there’s a new superfood in town: kohlrabi. Ko-what? You may have seen this odd-looking, purple, pale green, or white, bulbous-looking vegetable with a long leafy stem (via Healthline) in the produce aisle of your favorite supermarket or the local farmers market. Known as German turnip or turnip cabbage and often listed as a root vegetable, it’s neither a turnip nor a root (via Heal With Food)....

The Surprising Way Your Grocery Store Freezer Aisle Is Contributing To Global Warming Shutterstock By Hope Ngo/Feb. 19, 2021 3:58 am EST The Montreal Protocol is one of the most successful global agreements on climate change. The pact, which was signed by nearly 200 countries in 1987, phased out the production and widespread use of chemicals called chloroflourocarbons (CFCs) that were causing the depletion of the ozone layer, which filters out the ultraviolet radiation linked to skin cancer (via U....

The Way Cutthroat Kitchen Contestants Were Found Facebook By Boshika Gupta/May 11, 2021 4:24 pm EST Reality TV show “Cutthroat Kitchen” is a rollercoaster ride for fans that enjoy witnessing intense drama and competition in a cooking program that promises to entertain in massive doses. Hosted by chef and TV personality Alton Brown, the show (which aired its last new episode in 2017) gives each aspiring culinary talent $25,000, which they can use to buy a number of challenges that could sabotage their competition in the kitchen....

These Mardi Gras-Themed Popeyes Are Turning Heads Bloomberg/Getty Images By Boshika Gupta/Feb. 17, 2021 2:30 pm EST Popeyes is one enthusiastic brand when it comes to festive occasions such as Mardi Gras, ensuring that it gives its customers something to look forward to. In 2019, the company celebrated Mardi Gras — alternatively called Fat Tuesday — by offering a unique meal box to its customers that included fried chicken and pretty beads (via Elite Daily)....

Things You Should Never Order At Cracker Barrel By Whitney Coy/Updated: May 24, 2021 1:08 pm EST Cracker Barrel knows that when you’ve got driving to do, it’s not just your car that needs fuel. Which is why its restaurants are nearly always located just a stone’s throw from the highway. But while a gallon of lunch for your car is pretty much the same from one gas station to the next, the same can’t be said for the human equivalent....

This Is How Much Bojangles’ Employees Really Make Bloomberg/Getty Images By Ni’Kesia Pannell/Updated: June 24, 2021 5:25 pm EST Chicken lovers everywhere know that there is an overflowing amount of restaurants to choose from when it comes to getting good fried chicken. If you’re in the Southern states, however, your first choice may be to pick up a box of golden pieces from Bojangles. The growing restaurant chain — which was co-founded in 1977 by Jack Full and Richard Thomas — can attribute that to what they’ve wanted to deliver from the beginning: “distinctive flavor, high-quality products made from scratch, and a festive restaurant design with friendly service....

How to eat a tiger roll Shutterstock You’ve made a sushi date. You’ve perused the menu online. You know your order by heart. Your food arrives … now what? Experimenting with new cuisines can bring unexpected challenges. What’s the proper way to eat your tiger roll? Do you bite off the shrimp tail? Hold it like a handle? What if you’ve never used chopsticks? Los Angeles Magazine created a comprehensive list of dos and don’ts for navigating a sushi bar, but here are the big takeaways: Never point with your chopsticks....

What You Didn’t Know About Italian Easter Bread Shutterstock By Maria Scinto/Updated: Jan. 24, 2023 3:29 pm EST At Eastertime, everyone’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of springtime treats. Yes, there’s the Sunday dinner with lamb, ham, or even spam (at least for this one musubi-loving Redditor), but for most of us, our favorite part of the festivities is all the sweet stuff. Chocolate bunnies are de rigueur, of course, and jelly beans are…well, they’re unexciting but unavoidable, kind of like conversation hearts on Valentine’s Day and candy corn on Halloween....

Why American Airlines Won’t Serve Some Passengers Alcohol Until 2022 Yuliya Yesina/Shutterstock By Lisa Curran Matte/Aug. 20, 2021 4:58 pm EST American Airlines is extending its ban on in-flight cocktails yet again, this time to coincide with the most recent update to the federal transportation mask mandate which has been extended to January 18. According to Travel & Leisure, American Airlines suspended alcoholic beverage service for Main Cabin, or economy, passengers in March 2020....

Why Burger King Employees Hate The Ch’King Shutterstock By Felix Behr/Updated: July 7, 2021 10:03 am EST Enough time has passed since Burger King’s return to the chicken sandwich wars for the luster of the Ch’King to become somewhat tarnished. Recently, a Reddit user purporting to be an employee posted a complaint about the difficulties involved in preparing the Ch’King. Namely, the glaze is aggravating to apply, and the patty does not always cook all the way through due to the amount of breading it bears....

Why Burger King Had A Tough Time Inventing Its Breakfast Menu Shutterstock By Felix Behr/May 12, 2021 7:36 pm EST When, in the late ’70s, Burger King planned to follow McDonald’s suit in creating a breakfast menu, it ran into a petard of its own hoisting. Namely, as The Balance explains, the flame broiler upon which Burger King built so much of its brand identity proved unsuitable for breakfast menu options....

Why Chrissy Teigen Went To The Hospital After Her Hot Ones Episode Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images By Karen Hart/Updated: Feb. 3, 2023 2:30 pm EST Our love for Chrissy Teigen knows no bounds. The Cravings goddess, who recently announced her departure from Twitter and bid adieu to her 13.7 million followers due to what she calls overwhelming negative vibes on the platform (via CNN), is constantly feeding us with great recipes that she and her superstar music artist hubby John Legend like to make for their own family....

Why Drinking Too Much Coffee Is So Concerning Shutterstock By Kate Hagan Gallup/March 19, 2021 8:14 am EST Simply the smell of coffee is enough to start many people’s morning routines. Our love for the drink is proven in everything from the weekly late-night coffee chats we have with close friends to Starbucks’ skyrocketing net revenue — it was $26.51 billion dollars in 2019 according to Statista. Coffee is clearly one of America’s favorite and most social drinks (at least during working hours), lauded for promoting wakefulness, attention, and energy....

Why The Actress In This Smirnoff Vodka Commercial Looks So Familiar Shutterstock By Ashley Steinberg/Aug. 13, 2021 9:23 am EST Vodka fans and bar-goers alike are no strangers to the Smirnoff brand. As of 2019, The Spirits Business called it the long-standing “world’s top-selling vodka brand after sales remained constant at 26.0m nine-litre-cases.” That year alone, they launched a campaign packed with celebrities and zero sugar infusion flavors to align with more health conscious drinkers....

You Have To Watch This Oddly Satisfying Tomato Art Goffkein.pro/Shutterstock By Savanna Swain-Wilson/Aug. 20, 2021 10:32 am EST Growing up, there’s a good chance you learned that you’re not supposed to play with your food. It seems that is not the case anymore – videos of food artists using knives to shape fruits and veggies into art are cropping up all over TikTok, and they’re becoming one of the more popular trends on the app....

Costco Shoppers Are Confused By This Sparkling Water Label Shutterstock By Lucia Capretti/Updated: Feb. 2, 2023 5:04 pm EST Glancing at the vegetarian and vegan food options available in your standard supermarket, you may find yourself perplexed trying to always understand what is contained within the packages. So many meat-free alternatives are labeled with marketing catchphrases that often lead to more confusion. Costco shoppers found themselves in a similar predicament when faced with Yerbaé, a “plant-based” sparkling water infused with yerba mate....

Costco Shoppers Can’t Get Enough Of These Organic Cinnamon Rolls Instagram By Aimee Lamoureux/Feb. 8, 2021 2:06 pm EST If you like to eat organic, but still get a craving for sweet treats every once in a while, then Costco has good news for you. They have just started selling boxes of delicious Annie’s homegrown cinnamon rolls with icing, and not only do these rolls make a delicious breakfast, snack, or even dessert — they are also completely organic and pesticide-free....