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  • Everything You Need to Know About Eater’s Cookware Line August 13, 2025
    Last year, Eater debuted its first-ever cookware line in partnership with the Tennessee-based, family-owned Heritage Steel. The peerless collection of stainless clad steel pots and pans are sleek enough to hang in any open kitchen, but also hold up to the demands of a professional chef. (The experts agree.) In the spirit of transparency, we […]
  • What, Exactly, Is Bubble Gum Flavor? August 13, 2025
    For many of us, the flavor of bubble gum is the flavor of childhood. Of course, it’s the taste of bubbles: attempted, successful, and snapped over noses. But it’s also the flavor of jelly beans, ice cream, slushies, and also medicine (which some of us used to sneak out of the fridge even when we […]
  • That’s So 2005 August 12, 2025
    What do you remember about 2005? Assuming you were alive and old enough to consume both solid food and cultural trends, maybe it was the cupcakes — red velvet, of course. Or the Juicy Couture velour tracksuits. Or the small but growing cadre of restaurant chefs insisting that Brussels sprouts could be delicious. Maybe 2005 […]
  • This Frozen Penicillin Recipe Is the Cure for Mid-Aughts Nostalgia August 12, 2025
    The year was 2005 and bartenders were nose deep in cocktail books. “I was happier to find an old recipe and give that some shine or adapt it rather than just snatching one out of thin air,” says bartender and restauranteur Dan Greenbaum. “We were looking for hidden jewels.” Greenbaum’s former business partner, Sam Ross, […]
  • Magnolia Bakery’s Banana Pudding Recipe Is Bliss in a Bowl August 12, 2025
    Although Magnolia Bakery is mostly synonymous with cupcakes in the public imagination — thanks, of course, to a fateful (and lucrative) Season 3 episode of Sex and the City — its banana pudding has also inspired its own share of fandom. Back in 2005, the dessert was largely overshadowed by the bakery’s cupcakes, but the […]