What I’ve Learned From Three Years With My Instant Vortex Air FryerAfter using the Instant Vortex air fryer for three years, there are things I wish I knew at the start, and ways it's changed my cooking forever.
Meet the “Birria Queen” Who Caught H-E-B’s AttentionDonelle Mendoza brought the birria craze to a whole new level with her spice “bombs” for home cooks, earning her $25,000 from the grocery giant.
Making Genetically Engineered Food PalatableThe next generation of genetically altered food is forging ahead, aiming to be attractive to consumers rather than producers. Katrina Megget finds out whether Crispr means crisper salads
Vegan Meat: The Future of Food or an Evolutionary Paradox?A food revolution is underway, and at its core is vegan meat—a concept that challenges traditional dietary norms.
How to Brew the Best Pour-Over Coffee, According to ScienceThis optimized method doesn’t just taste better—it’s environmentally responsible.
If You Aren't Drinking Green Tea, You're Missing Out on These 8 BenefitsMany consider green tea to be one of the healthiest beverages out there. But Americans may prefer to get their caffeine fix from coffee. An estimated 85% enjoy a cup or two every day. The caffeine jolt, however, could be too much for some, causing them to feel jittery and lose sleep.
Frugal People Are Sharing The One Habit That's Saved Them The Most Money, And It's Spot OnI'm always on the lookout for money-saving tips, so when I saw this thread of frugal people sharing the one habit that's made the biggest difference in their finances, I had to round them up. Here's what people had to say: 1.
How Trump’s tariff chaos is already changing global tradeAltana CEO Evan Smith on the end of globalization and the future of the iPhone. Altana CEO Evan Smith on the end of globalization and the future of the iPhone.
Use These Room-by-Room Checklists to Spring Clean Your Entire HomeLifehacker’s Ultimate Guide to Spring Cleaning is here to help you whip your home into shape, clean more efficiently, and make organizing less of a chore. Sometimes the trickiest part of cleaning is knowing where to start—and, once you've started, where to go from there.
Where Will We Eat When the Middle-Class Restaurant Is Gone?When Daniel Cox was growing up in Rochester, N.Y., he spent every Saturday night at Pizza Hut with his father and two brothers. The server got to know the family so well that when she saw their blue Dodge Caravan roll up, she would put their order in: two cheese pan pizzas and two pitchers of Pepsi.
How You Make Your Coffee Could Affect Your Cholesterol LevelsThe coffee in the break room at work could contain high levels of substances that elevate levels of 'bad' cholesterol in your blood – but there's a simple way to reduce them. Diterpenes are compounds made by plants that have a variety of effects on the human body.
Couple's 'Happy Accident' Side Hustle Makes Over $1M a YearThis Side Hustle Spotlight Q&A features Toronto, Canada-based couple Charlene and Vince Li, co-founders of gourmet popcorn brand EATABLE™. Responses have been edited for length and clarity.
The First Step in the Writing Process: Be Kind to YourselfOften I am asked—as all writers are asked—what is my process. First of all, to preface this. Yes, I do get writers block. No, I don’t write every day. Yes, there are periods, sometimes months and months, when I don’t write at all. I never ever recommend this.
Could This Be the Funniest Book Ever Written?Books of advice come in many forms: financial, spiritual, physical, philosophical. Novels too are books of advice, if read in a certain light. Eve Babitz understood, for example, that part of Colette’s greatness is that you can open her novels anywhere and “brush up on what to do.”
How to use caffeine to boost alertness, according to scienceWe’ve built a complex culture around caffeine. Not only do we have a variety of caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, sodas, energy drinks and pills, but we also have a lot of advice, especially on social media, on how to use caffeine to best effect.
