What It Means When Ground Beef Is Red on the Outside and Brown on the Inside
Brown hues aren‘t always signs of spoilage.
Brown hues aren‘t always signs of spoilage.
Though the gray band is safe to eat, it’s not particularly appetizing.
The stringy white glob hanging off an egg yolk is a chalaza. Here’s what it does and when you should remove it.
Gas stations know what they’re doing when they play Bach at the pump.
If you ask for a “jye-roh” in Greece, prepare to get some funny looks.
Cutting down on syllables is just one reason ‘cop’ became synonymous with ‘police officer.’
What sets green and black olives apart? It’s more than just color.
One key ingredient separates a malt from a milkshake.
They haven’t been mandated by the EPA since 2012, but California has kept them around.
Confused about pupae, chrysalises, and cocoons? Discover the key differences between these metamorphic terms.
Ever wondered if a theme park is just another name for an amusement park? Discover the real distinctions.
Snacking on a raw potato like it’s an apple is socially unacceptable. But is it a hazard to your health?
Nickname origins can be tricky—but this one is actually pretty straightforward. (And it doesn't involve pegs.)
Japan’s geisha are experts in their field, but they’re often treated like tourist attractions. Learn why Kyoto officials have had to crack down on tourist photos.
That $150 or $175 hold was no mistake—but you won’t actually be on the hook for all of it.
Anchovies or sardines? We break down how these small fish differ in looks, taste, and popular preparation methods.
Spot a surplus of pumps in one small area? You're seeing Hotelling's Law in action.
Let’s explore the origins of America's most disrespected lettuce.
What it is, why it’s called that, and how to say it correctly.
The shower creates the perfect conditions for a creative flash, coaxing out your inner genius.
Even if you don’t usually see them, spiders are in your house. And they’re paying rent, sort of.
Air is a free resource—unless you need it for your tires.
Explore the distinctions between the Nutella you know and the Italian original.
A knight throwing down his glove in Medieval Europe meant serious business.