Food Trends & Trivia

  • Multi ethnic group of friends having new year dinner party, everyone enjoying in food and drink

    Decadent and Easy New Year’s Eve Appetizers

    You’re the one hosting this year, aren’t you? If so, it’s time to start getting the menu together. (Or maybe you’re a guest and need to throw something together to bring at the last minute.) If you’re anything like me…

  • Black lumpfish caviar in a small pot and spoon close up

    TikTok’s Latest Snack Food Trend? Caviar-Covered Doritos

    Caviar, those small, black pearls of cured roe, were once considered an indulgence of the ultra-wealthy. But in a case study of influencer marketing, one TikTokker has transformed the delicacy into an everyday snack, something you sprinkle on a slice…

  • Two packages of Kit Kat crisp waffers, one regular milk chocolate, the other white milk chocolate flavor

    Unusual Kit Kat Flavors You’ll Actually Want to Try

    Kit Kat has been known to roll out over 300 flavors in its time, and though most of them are only available in other countries, there is still a staggering variety that goes way beyond the standard milk chocolate. We…

  • Cocktails drinks. Classic alcoholic long drink or mocktail highballs with berries, lime, herbs and ice on blue background

    Sober Bars Are on the Rise. Here’s What You Need To Know About Them

    For the sober or sober curious, going out to a bar used to mean navigating a menu devoid of mocktails, with only a couple of fruit-based beverages, sodas, or water as an option. But the demand for nonalcoholic beverages in…

  • Taco Bell: Nacho Fries

    Taco Bell Might Make This Fan Favorite a Permanent Menu Item

    Taco Bell CEO Mark King made a bombshell announcement this week that might change the way you think of the taco- and Crunchwrap-slinging fast-food chain. The company is looking at making the beloved nacho fries a permanent menu item, according…

  • Sufganiyot jelly doughnuts cooked in oil on white table background. Traditional Jewish festive food dessert for Hanukkah holiday. Flat lay, top view

    Celebrate Hanukkah by Making Sufganiyot — Also Known as Israeli Doughnuts

    Every culture has its own delicacies and sweet treats. Israel’s take on doughnuts is called sufganiyot (pronounced Soof-GAA-NEE-yote) — and it’s a game changer. Best described as a hybrid between a beignet and a fluffy doughnut, these pastries are fried in oil and…