Cane Sugar Vs High Fructose Corn Syrup: What's The Difference?
To pinpoint their role in cooking and assess their nutritional effects, it pays off to untangle the nuance between cane sugar and high fructose corn syrup.
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The Nashville Chicken Chain That Food Network's Maneet Chauhan Can't Get Enough Of
Maneet Chauhan of Food Network's "Chopped" loves this restaurant chain that specializes in Nashville hot chicken. Here's what she likes to order.
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The US State That Produces The Most Beer Isn't Michigan Or Texas
Michigan and Texas certainly love their beer, but this mountainous state out West is responsible for producing the most beer in the country.
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Julia Child's Canned Tuna Tip For Rich And Creamy Tuna Salad
Everyone has their favorite tuna salad recipe, but if you haven't tried it the Julia Child way yet, you need to hop on that train right away.
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We Ranked This Amazon-Sold Chicago-Style Popcorn Brand Last. Here's Why
There are a lot of delicious and flavorful brands of Chicago-style popcorn available on Amazon. However, we ranked this one last in our taste test. Here's why.
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There's No Single 'Best Tomato' For Marinara – Here's What Really Matters
Homemade marinara sauce really relies on the quality of the tomatoes you use in your recipe, and Chef Renee Guilbault told Food Republic what to look for.
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Take Boxed Cake Mix Up A Notch With Your Favorite Chocolate Bar
Boxed cake mix is a simplified way of making your own decadent sweets, and if you want to up that easy decadence even further, grab a chocolate bar.
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Skip This Backsplash Mistake To Avoid A Cleaning Nightmare Later
We consulted an expert for some exclusive advice on choosing grout for a backsplash that won't later need to be replaced due to staining or discoloration.
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McDonald's Vs Chick-Fil-A Lemonade: Who Uses Better Ingredients?
McDonald's changed up its lemonade offerings earlier in 2025, but how does it stack up to Chick-fil-A's fan favorite version? Let's look at the ingredients.
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The Best-Selling Steak At Texas Roadhouse Is Also One Of Its Most Affordable Cuts
It turns out diners really are visiting Texas Roadhouse for the extremely competitive price of a steak dinner. Here's the cut (and size) that's the best seller.
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The Trendy Kitchen Feature The Property Brothers Aren't Fans Of
When it comes to decor, there's one kitchen feature the Property Brothers aren't big fans of. This trendy decor element just doesn't work for many spaces.
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Yes, You Can Reuse Tea Bags — But There's A Catch
Here's how to get the best flavor from reused tea bags while keeping your next cuppa safe and why you shouldn't throw those bags away after they're fully spent.
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Why We Ranked Coffee As The Best Popular Cold Stone Creamery Flavor
This unexpected flavor topped our ranking of Cold Stone Creamery's most popular options, beating a long list of classics for a few surprising reasons.
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The Florida-Based Burger Chain That Filed For Bankruptcy In 2024
The road to bankruptcy was filled with twists for this Florida-based burger chain. Here's what we know and if you should expect to see locations close down.
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Jamie Oliver's Favorite Ingredient Is This Spicy Seasoning
Jamie Oliver is obsessed with a French seasoning that brings fruity heat and complexity to everyday cooking. Here’s why it’s his favorite ingredient.
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The Main Differences Between Salami And Its French Cousin, Saucisson
Can you tell whether you're chowing down on some delightful saucisson or just regular salami? If not, here are the distinguishing features to look for in each.
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Why You Should Never Store Acidic Foods On Countertops
This one guiding tip is incredibly important in preserving your marble counters!
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Avoid Buying Eggs From Aldi At All Costs. Here's Why
It may seem like all brands are the same, but Aldi’s supplier history and practices suggest there’s more than just price to consider when picking out eggs.
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The Country That Produces The Most Dates In The World
Date palm trees thrive in dry and warm weather, so the countries with this type of climate produce the most dates. Which country is number one?
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The Creamy High-Protein Swap Your Cucumber Salad Needs
If you want to make a protein-forward yet oh-so creamy cucumber salad, you need to ditch the mayonnaise and use this one staple ingredient instead.
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10 Discontinued Fast Food Desserts We Totally Forgot About
While most fast food chains aren't necessarily known for their dessert offerings, there have been some great fast food desserts we've lost to history.
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Maximize Small Pantry Space With This Paper Towel Storage Hack
Struggling with an overstuffed pantry? This clever trick makes use of forgotten space and keeps bulky rolls out of the way, leaving shelves neat and open.
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The Best Chicago-Style Popcorn Brand Available On Amazon Isn't Garrett
For many, their go-to brand for Chicago-style popcorn is Garrett. However, according to Food Republic's taste tester, there's another brand in the top spot
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Anthony Bourdain's Secret Ingredient For Cooking Restaurant-Quality Food At Home
Discover Anthony Bourdain's must-have ingredient, which the late chef believed can help transform ordinary home cooking into restaurant-quality meals.
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The Grocery Chain To Avoid When Buying Lunch Meat, According To Reddit
Lunch meat is a fridge staple and makes for an easy-to-pack sandwich for school or office meals. However, you should avoid buying lunch meat from this store.
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Don't Throw Away Used Coffee Filters: Here's How To Repurpose Them For Another Cup Of Joe
Economically savvy and environmentally conscious coffee drinkers can feel better about brewing up another cup by trying this method for reusing coffee filters.
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George Harrison's Go-To Sandwich Was A 3-Ingredient British Masterpiece
Rock star George Harrison revealed that his choice of sandwich used only three ingredients. However, one of the components is a bit controversial.
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