A strawberry is not actually a berry, but a banana is.

Bone broth contains collagen precursors — but evidence that oral collagen improves joint health is limited.

Competitive hot dog eating requires a technique called the 'Solomon method' — splitting the dog and bun and eating separately.

Cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, kale, cabbage) contain glucosinolates that break down into cancer-fighting compounds.

Nutmeg is hallucinogenic in large doses due to the compound myristicin — but the lethal dose is very small.

The most stolen food in the world is cheese, with about 4% of all cheese produced globally being stolen.

Liver is one of the most nutrient-dense foods — containing vitamins A, B12, iron, copper, and folate in exceptional amounts.

Pringles are not technically potato chips — they are made from a dough of dehydrated potatoes, wheat starch, and flours.

Wild salmon has higher omega-3 content and lower contaminants than most farmed salmon.