April is National Grilled Cheese Month (and April 12 is Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day, BTW), and we can’t think of a comfort food more deserving of its own month-long celebration. Grilled cheese has nothing to hide — it knows all you really want to eat is cheese and bread in all their golden, melty glory […]
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Attention Budget Shoppers: Aldi’s April Finds Are Here
Every month, Aldi surprises shoppers with delicious new products that are only available for a limited time. In the upcoming April lineup, fans of the budget-friendly supermarket chain can look forward to hearty frozen meals, flavorful appetizers, fun snacks, and sweet treats to celebrate the start of spring. As Food & Wine reports, thanks to […]
It’s National Beer Day!
Once upon a time, the beer lovers of the United States were very sad. The government had ratified the 18th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in 1920, banning all intoxicating liquors, including beer, beginning the period of American history we now know as Prohibition. However, in 1933, the government saw the light and President Roosevelt […]
It’s Egg Salad Week!
Easter’s over, and those precious (and these days very expensive) eggs that you bought, boiled, decorated, hid and watched the kids find are now sitting in your fridge. Perhaps that’s why the food gods decided that the week following Easter would be devoted to the incredible, edible, Egg Salad! While eggs are commonly associated with […]
If You Want Cane Sugar instead of Corn Syrup in your Coke, Look for the Yellow Cap during Passover
When you grab a bottle of Coca-Cola during a grocery run, you’re likely not paying any attention to the lid. Because why would you? It turns out that there’s a very specific reason why the color of your Coca-Cola bottle top matters, especially this time of year. As Delish reports, soda-loving history buffs likely know that back in the […]
Bon Appetit! April 4 is National Cordon Bleu Day!
National Cordon Bleu Day is celebrated on April 4 each year to commemorate the invention of Cordon Bleu, the dish which has fast become a favorite in restaurants across the globe. So, what is actually in Cordon Bleu? Well, the dish is made with either chicken breast, pork, or veal that is then snugly tucked […]
For the Very First Time, an American Coffee Shop has been Named Best In The World
Choosing a favorite coffee shop is highly subjective. Everyone has their go-to barista and preferences for the vibe and decor, making each pick just as personal as the coffee order filling up your cup. But as Food & Wine reports, even under that intense scrutiny, each year, The World’s 100 Best Coffee Shops takes on the challenging […]
March 31st is National Clams on the Half Shell Day!
National Oysters (or Clams) on the Half Shell Day is March 31st. The half shell is the simplest way to serve oysters, and it is a delightful, high protein, low calorie and nutritious dish for lovers of raw seafood. Bivalves on the Half Shell? Oysters and clams are “bivalves,” which are aquatic mollusks that have […]
McDonald’s Drops A ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Menu
Fresh off its Oscars win, the movie KPop Demon Hunters is putting the “Golden” in Golden Arches. As Delish reports, McDonald’s has partnered with Netflix to launch two meals in honor of the film. They will be available at McDonald’s locations nationwide starting March 31 for a limited time. The campaign draws inspiration from the rivalry between the Saja Boys and HUNTR/X, with […]
This Year’s Dirty Dozen List include some of Your Favorite Fruits
Every year, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) unveils its list of produce found to be contaminated by pesticides—a ranking now known as the “Dirty Dozen.” As Delish reports, this year, the EWG analyzed 47 domestic and imported non-organic fruits and vegetables available sold in the United States. Among the top 12 most contaminated picks were […]