We've been doing Jell-O since way back. Find out how this wiggly, jiggly ingredient flipped the table on mealtime and ...

Graham crackers have an interesting history. In 1829 Sylvester Graham, a Presbyterian minister and a health reformer, created graham crackers as part of a dietary regimen to promote a morally pure ...

You can use any variety of jam for both desserts, whatever is open and in need of finishing up. But thick, darker-hued jams ...

However, if you can get over your initial reluctance and taste it, you'll find it is delicious. The lemon-flavored gelatin ...

Fortunately, non-alcoholic whiskey has come a long way, providing a sophisticated option for those embracing a dry month (or two) and all mocktail enthusiasts. I tested six of the best non ...

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Instead, Shell prefers to call them "non-alcoholics". “The whole thing with non-alcoholic cocktails is, they're an adult, grown up, non-alcoholic beverage, and that's something that didn't exist ...

From bubbling casseroles to layered trifles, these retro creations ... are gaining popularity in today’s kitchens. In the 1950s, gelatin-based creations like jello molds became vibrant ...

A glass of champagne or the occasional paloma gets swapped for seltzer and a splash of juice—or god forbid, tap water (*shivers*)—and I cease reflexively grabbing something alcoholic to ...