Orgeat syrup carries an air of mystique - a certain je ne sais quoi that can elevate a drink. But what exactly is it, and how do you use it in a cocktail?
Nothing crushes your breakfast dreams quite like your omelet sticking to the pan. We consulted an expert, Ken Tobby, for tips on how to prevent this mishap.
Aldi offers its own version of a few Girl Scout cookie flavors for a lower price, but are they worth it? We taste tested them against each other to find out.
There's a reason this is the most popular material for a backsplash: It's inexpensive, durable, easy to clean, and best of all, as customizable as you want.
No candy thermometer? No problem. Pastry chef Yami Mercado explains how you can use a simple, tried-and-true water test to reliably check your confections.
Not all grocery store birthday cakes are created equal. Because of this, we decided to try a vanilla birthday cake from Costco and Publix to compare them.
Homemade fries can be delicious, but they often lack the crispiness of fast food versions. However, double-frying can be your secret to success at home.
Cake is undeniably delicious, but if you want to enjoy those leftovers, proper storage is key to keeping every slice moist and preventing it from drying out.
One of the best parts of eating a hot dog is biting into and getting that perfect snap. Here's how to cook them in the oven and get that snap every time.
A bacon egg and cheese sandwich is always a good idea for breakfast. But where should you get it from? We compared versions from Dunkin' and McDonald's.
Both Taiwanese and Southern fried chicken prioritize flavor and texture from the inside out, yet each style reflects its cuisine's unique priorities and palate.
Caramel sauce is notoriously tricky to make - you can't walk away for a moment, or it might burn. Avoid the pressure by using sweetened condensed milk.
Whether eating it straight, in a bed of lettuce, or in a nicely toasted sandwich, tuna salad and soup are a perfect pairing, but which soup is the best?
Not all hot dogs are created equal, both in their ingredients and how they are processed and made. Here's what you should look for during your next shop.
Do you often find that your sponge cake runs a little dry? That it crumbles a little too quickly? The answer might lie in this particular bar cart staple.
There are maybe a million types of canned tomatoes from diced to charred to whole, so which ones should you reach for the next time you make tomato soup?