Clingy is never a cute look, especially when it comes to stubborn, rebellious, unpredictable plastic wrap. I’m embarrassed to admit how many pieces of plastic wrap I have frustratingly crumpled up into a ball and tossed. Whether it was because one end of the plastic wrap clung to the other […]
20 Dessert Recipes That Always Work
If you have a serious sweet tooth, you know there’s nothing more disappointing than a dessert fail. That’s why we put together this collection of dessert ideas that always work—so you’ll never waste time or ingredients on a so-so recipe again. From foolproof cakes and cookies to infallible pies and […]
Ground Beef Recall In 6 States Over E. coli O26
Around 2,855 pounds of Forward Farms grass-fed ground beef were recalled due to possible E. coli O26 contamination. The recalled products were distributed in CA, CO, ID, MT, PA, and WA. Consumers should discard or return affected items immediately and cook beef to 160 degrees Fahrenheit to ensure safety. If […]
New Drinks And Bakery Items
Starbucks’ February menu adds two new matcha drinks and brings raspberry syrup back as a year-round option. Valentine’s Day drinks include a White Chocolate Strawberry Cream Cold Brew and a Strawberry Shortcake Frappuccino for a limited time. The menu also includes a new 1971 dark roast, multiple new bakery items, […]
You’re Storing Your Potatoes and Onions the Wrong Way
Potatoes and onions have a fair amount in common: They’re infrequently the star of a dish, but play stellar supportive roles in everything from pot roasts to casseroles. Onion bulbs and potato tubers both flourish underground, meaning that the vegetables require similar storage conditions—cool, dark, and ventilated environments—and they fare […]
The Genius Depression-Era Recipe That Stands the Test of Time
Wacky Cake, also known as Depression Cake, was popularized during World War II when rationing certain ingredients was essential to support the war effort. The groundbreaking recipe, which doesn’t call for milk, butter, or eggs, still endures due to its vast popularity. Not only is it economical, but it comes […]
McDonald’s Drops A Crayola Planet Happy Meal Collab
McDonald’s and Crayola launched a global Happy Meal collaboration called Planet McDonald’s. The drop includes space-themed toys and activity kits, plus a digital experience where kids can scan creations. It’s rolling out in 60+ countries (including Canada) through March 2026, while supplies last. Crayola is basically the official sponsor of […]
My Aunt Taught Me Not To Store Plates on Cabinet Shelves—Here’s Why
It’s always fun to learn your way around someone else’s kitchen. Sometimes, you pick up clever and useful tips; other times. you leave grateful that said person is not running your home kitchen. Well, on a recent visit to my aunt’s house, I witnessed her use a strange storage method […]
Haverhill, MA Residents Say Town Smells Like Dunkin’ Donuts
Haverhill, Massachusetts residents raised concerns at a December 16 city council meeting about a strong “donut smell” near a Dunkin’ supplier. The Cafua-owned facility is described as Dunkin’s largest U.S. bakery and produces about one million donuts per day. Health inspectors are expected to evaluate the situation, and the city […]
The Vintage Dinner That Stretches a Pound of Beef
When searching for dinner inspiration, it’s easy to always look for what’s new and now, but sometimes it’s worth looking to the past. While the trending recipes have a time and place, nothing scratches the comfort food itch like the dishes you grew up with (whether that was in the […]