In the pop culture sphere, the image of a big pot of boiling water ready and waiting for a lobster to be thrown into it is the typical go-to when one thinks about cooking lobster. Funny ...

Let's dig into the why. Interestingly, a pot of rapidly boiling pure water will not rise up the sides of the pot. Ingredients added to the water are the culprits for overflow and spillage.

A 30-year-old Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office jail deputy remains hospitalized after an inmate threw a pot of boiling water on him, sheriff’s office spokesperson Branden Stitt said in a news ...

The pot of water and pasta is bubbling merrily away on the burner, and you turn your back for just a quick moment, only to hear the dreaded sound of it boiling over. The stovetop is now a mess ...

The sheriff’s office says 20-year-old inmate James Edward Chavez, of Wichita, obtained a pot of boiling water and threw it on the deputy, causing second and third-degree burns to the back part ...

Let’s dig into the why. Interestingly, a pot of rapidly boiling pure water will not rise up the sides of the pot. Ingredients added to the water are the culprits for overflow and spillage.