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1 week ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Ross Yoder
The news was confirmed by representatives for Burrell, who said she passed away Tuesday morning, June 17, at her Brooklyn, New York home. Anne was best known as the host of Food Network's iconic Worst Cooks in America, where she helped transform kitchen disasters into competent home cooks throughout the show's nearly 30 seasons. Over the years, she appeared in many other Food Network shows, including Secrets of a Restaurant Chef, Chef Wanted, Chopped, Food Network Star, and Iron Chef America.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Ross Yoder
Anne Burrell, adored chef and Food Network on-camera personality, has died at the age of 55, according to a report from People. Daniel Zuchnik / Getty Images for NYCWFFThe news was confirmed by representatives for Burrell, who said she passed away Tuesday morning, June 17, at her Brooklyn, New York home.
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1 month ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Ross Yoder
For 75 guest-focused recipes you can make and take to your next food get-together, you can buy Casey's new cookbook, What Can I Bring?, for $30 on Amazon.
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1 month ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Ross Yoder
Tasty·Posted 1 minute agoWhoever came up with this menu...you deserve a raise. For all the seriously messed-up things we collectively dealt with in April, this month had one gleaming, shiny bright spot: beloved fried chicken chain Popeyes released a completely pickle-themed menu.
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2 months ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Ross Yoder
Nifty·Posted 1 minute ago"My grandfather sold real estate for decades. The first two things he looked for were these..." Realtors see the insides (and outsides) of more homes than just about anybody — which means they know a thing or two about whether you should get your offer in ASAP or run for the hills. Knowing this, one Redditor asked realtors to share the "subtle red flags" they look out for when buying a house, and honestly, I'll never look at a home the same way again.
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2 months ago | 
au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Ross Yoder
Realtors see the insides (and outsides) of more homes than just about anybody — which means they know a thing or two about whether you should get your offer in ASAP or run for the hills. Knowing this, one Redditor asked realtors to share the "subtle red flags" they look out for when buying a house, and honestly, I'll never look at a home the same way again. Here are some of their best tips for avoiding a potentially frustrating purchase. MoMo Productions / Getty Images1."Grading. Hands down.
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2 months ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Ross Yoder
Nifty·Posted 1 minute ago"I recently saw a TikToker put one up — and I swear I nearly threw up." Decorating a home is a double-edged sword; on one hand, you can furnish and customize exactly as you please, but on the other hand, aesthetics vary from person to person — and sooner or later, you're bound to invite someone in who just doesn't vibe with your personal tastes.
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Mar 10, 2025 | 
buzzfeed.com | Ross Yoder
Tasty·Posted 1 minute agoMake any one of our 7,500+ recipes easier or more nutritious — or turn it into something totally unique. If you're anything like me (and by that, I mean someone who spends a chaotic amount of time scrolling through recipes at all hours of the day), then you've probably got a whole lot of favorite recipes that you've made time and time again. Maybe it's our Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies (my dessert of choice, TBH), or our Paprika Chicken and Rice Bake (a classic!).
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Mar 10, 2025 | 
yahoo.com | Ross Yoder
If you're anything like me (and by that, I mean someone who spends a chaotic amount of time scrolling through recipes at all hours of the day), then you've probably got a whole lot of favorite recipes that you've made time and time again. Maybe it's our Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies (my dessert of choice, TBH), or our Paprika Chicken and Rice Bake (a classic!). You've made 'em more times than you can possibly count — and you know exactly what to expect from them.
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Feb 25, 2025 | 
buzzfeed.com | Ross Yoder
Tasty·Posted 1 minute agoExpensive, yes. Worth the price...well, you can be the judge. Help! The social media algorithms won't stop showing me videos of people eating Last Crumb cookies. I have no idea why! Just kidding. The fact that I inevitably get sucked into dozens of ASMR videos in the wee hours of each morning and can't swipe past a single TikTok mukbang without watching it first probably makes me the Last Crumb's target demo.
