This Is The Dirtiest Place In Your Kitchen According To Science
While it might seem like countertops or appliances are the dirtest part of your kitchen, there's actually another spot in the room that's loaded with germs.
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The Truth About Gina And Pat Neely's Divorce
Pat and Gina Neely have spoken out about their split. And from the sound of things, their show may have had something to do with the end of their marriage.
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The Untold Story Of Biscuitville
Biscuitvill is, of course, known for its irresistible biscuits. Fans will have to visit North Carolina or Virginia to try them, but that could change.
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Old-School Thanksgiving Desserts You Should Bring Back To Your Table
For whatever reason, there's a bunch of vintage desserts that fell off the mainstream radar. Consider some of these tasty vintage treats this Thanksgiving!
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Early 2000s Foods That You Don't See Anymore
The early 2000s were a time of wild innovations in the food industry, and many of the products didn't stand the test of time. Here are some you just can't find.
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12 Tips For Picking The Best, Freshest Squash At The Grocery Store
Squash is a tasty root vegetable as the weather cools down, but it's important to follow a few steps when picking a specimen. These tips will ensure success.
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All The Facts About Taco Bell's Quesadillas
Quesadillas were absent from Taco Bell's original menu, but they're an irrefutable menu staple today. Here are all the facts about Taco Bell's quesadillas.
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Who Was Jimmy Dean And How Did He End Up Selling Sausages?
From the top of the charts to the television screen, Jimmy Dean was a household name long before becoming the brand name of the famous breakfast sausages.
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This Old-School Diner Favorite Vanished From Menus But No One Knows Why
As with fashion and music, food trends come and go, but no one is quite sure why this delicious and somewhat elevated staple of classic diner menus went away.
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What Is A Blade Steak And What Does It Taste Like?
When it comes to enjoying steak without busting your budget, a blade steak comes to mind. We'll help you understand what is blade steak and what it tastes like.
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Want To Eat In A Train Car? 11 Restaurants Where You Can
These unique train car restaurants offer history, nostalgia, and dining like nowhere else, whether you want classic diner fare or a fine dining experience.
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10 Old-School Items You'd Find In Every 1980s Kitchen
Nostalgic for the 1980s? We examine everything from Harvest Gold colors to popcorn makers and microwave cookbooks for a fun trip back in time.
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The Vintage Deli Meat That Vanished From Tables Across America
Delis might be timeless, but the specific meats on display can change over time. Here's one vintage offering that has largely disappeared in recent years.
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The Once-Popular 1950s Sandwich You Rarely See Anymore
You may associate Massachusetts with Boston cream pies or baked beans, but the city of Fall River was the birthplace of a fascinating sandwich.
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Old-School Italian Dishes You Might Not Have Heard Of
From regional specialties to recipes that would never find their way onto restaurant menus, these dishes are all traditional Italian fare steeped in history.
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The Best Fudge Shop In Every State
Fudge is a nostalgic sweet treat, but the homemade stuff is the real deal. Find out which fudge shops in every state across the country are worth a visit.
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10 Of The Most Expensive Beers You Can Buy, And Are They Worth It?
Some people reach for any old beer, but others like to select higher end bottles. Discover the most expensive beers on the market, and whether they're worth it.
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Here's Where To Find The Biggest Oktoberfest Celebration In The US
Oktoberfest is a tradition that extends far beyond its German homeland. Here's the largest Oktoberfest to be found on U.S. soil and what to expect.
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14 Notable NYC Restaurants That Were Closed By Health Inspections In 2025
There are countless restaurants across NYC, but not all of them are up to health standards. Discover which ones shut down due to health inspections this year.
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The Untold Truth Of Ocean Spray
From how the co-op that depends on its family-owned farms got started to its troubles with Pepsi, this is the history of Ocean Spray.
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What It's Really Like To Work At Steak 'N Shake
Steak 'n Shake isn't your typical fast food restaurant and its employees have to be prepared for just about anything. From the late-night idiots in the drive-thru to coupons obsessives, Steak 'n Shake workers deals with all kinds of customers. This is what it's really like to work at Steak 'n Shake.
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The Untold Truth Of Coors Brewing
You can't tell the truth about Coors Brewing without telling the story of the Coors family - a story filled with innovations, controversy, and enormous success and wealth. The story of Coors Brewing starts in 1868 when a 21-year-old novice brewer from Prussia stows away on a ship bound for the U.S.
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Workers Reveal What It's Really Like To Work At Little Caesars
Little Caesars is well-known for its incredibly cheap pizza, but what's the job like for the workers who make that cheap pizza? Let's find out!
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The Common Pantry Item That Costs 20% More Than It Did In 2024
These days, grocery bills seem to gobble up our funds at an increasingly voracious rate. Fans of this popular breakfast item might especially feel the impact.
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Why This Superfruit Could Be Florida's Next Major Crop
While oranges are Florida's preeminent fruit, a new agricultural superstar could be on the rise. Sweet, tart, and highly nutritious, it has plenty of promise.
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The Untold Truth Of Boone's Farm
Despite its bright exterior, this wine hides a dramatic story filled with subterfuge and crafty business decisions. This is the untold truth behind Boone's Farm
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The Steak Dish You Only See In True Old-School Restaurants
Some foods evoke instant vibes of comfort, including this wholesome steak dish that remains a staple at restaurants where the past lives on.
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