The mystery behind a black smoke ring over Bonner Springs, Kansas, has been solved. Frankie Camren, who filmed the strange sight, traced it to a local hobbyist nicknamed ‘jonnylong’. Using a homemade ...

Two show-stopping desserts, one unforgettable video! 💫 🍰 First, a refined charlotte cake inspired by tiramisu—made with ladyfingers, creamy mascarpone layers, a cocoa swirl finish, and topped with a ...

CREAMY, coffee-soaked, sometimes boozy and always moreish, Tiramisu has taken over UK supermarket shelves. Brits can’t get enough of the Italian dessert which literally translates as ...

The former points to the restaurant Le Beccherie, in Treviso, which is widely accepted to have invented tiramisu in 1972. The latter says it has had a semi-frozen dessert called tiremesu since the ...

Here is everything you need to know. The QR code was first invented in 1994 by Japanese engineer Masahiro Hara. At the time, he was working at Denso Wave, a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation.

The rise of the automatic transmission led to a change in automobile manufacturing as more and more drivers chose to leave manual transmission vehicles behind. The convenience and smoother driving ...

But a rival version of the dessert’s history goes back much further. “Tiramisu was a natural Viagra,” says Anna Maria Pellegrino, a member of Italian cultural association the Academy of ...

Italian Tiramisu; and Chocolate Chip Cookie Batter — meant to mimic flavors of baking batter. Emmy Park “It looks really light, but inside it tastes crunchy and bold — lots of different ...

One who made a mark is Mary Anderson, the woman who invented the windshield wiper. Before Anderson conceptualized her ingenious cleaning tool, drivers had to deal with visibility issues in the ...

If you ask Google who invented the toaster many results will still turn up MacMasters’ name. But, according to the BBC, MacMasters was actually a student in 2012, not an eccentric 19th-century ...

We may receive an affiliate commission from anything you buy from this article. "Lorne: The Man Who Invented Saturday Night Live," by New Yorker articles editor Susan Morrison (to be published ...

The Romans ran with the concept and invented Harpastum, which was even more brutal. The ancients weren’t the only ones who enjoyed soccer with a slice of brutality. In the Middle Ages ...