Hamburger Helper is a friend not just to busy parents but to anyone who wants a quick meal, and you can make it taste just ...

Though you may think they're almost the same, there is a significant difference between a hamburger and steakburger, as well ...

The iconic hamburger that we know and love today is very much an American invention, according to "The Hamburger: A History" by Josh Ozersky. However, the true identity of its inventor is still open ...

Whether you’re in the heartland of the United States or halfway across the world, when you crave an American meal, you’re probably sinking your teeth into a hamburger. While most Americans can’t ...

While we wouldn't say no to a bowl of piping hot soup or a creamy casserole, my family has a recipe we turn to that brings a delicious—and welcome—reminder of warmer days. Think gooey, bite-sized ...

While hamburger buns might seem like they don't matter very much to the overall experience, they certainly can. That's why ...

The iconic hamburger has a rich international history that's still up for debate. The origin of any well-loved dish is always fascinating, but even more so when it’s as iconic as the hamburger. The ...

Breads, including hamburger buns, are often made with preservatives to extend shelf life, but these ingredients sometimes have links to health risks like cancer. Here are several examples of hamburger ...

For more than a quarter of a century, Athens, Texas, has been boasting that the world’s first hamburgers were created in the late 1880’s at a small cafe on the Henderson County courthouse square run ...