How Thanksgiving Leftovers Led To TV Dinners
In 1953 Swanson had several hundred tons of leftover Thanksgiving turkey, so they created the TV Dinner and changed how we eat.
In 1953 Swanson had several hundred tons of leftover Thanksgiving turkey, so they created the TV Dinner and changed how we eat.
Happy Thanksgiving - and are you really gonna eat that?
This meringue is just about the lightest dessert ever made. We guarantee you won’t think it's too filling.
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From now on, the phrase “fast food wrapper” might only refer to hungry MCs.
Taco Bell says it’s been dealing with a tortilla shortage. Those craving inexpensive tacos and burritos at odd hours are bearing the brunt of this crisis, but it’s affecting all of us - after all, tortillas have been a part of our culinary lives for thousands of years.
A research team at Imperial College London has developed food freshness sensors that can be embedded in the packaging of meat and fish and detect the gases that show up when food spoils.
Researchers in Europe make a stunning discovery: playing hip-hop to cheese makes it taste better.
What food do you despise, but wish you liked?