The Vintage '70s Cake That Took Dessert Tables By Storm
What does the Aretha Franklin classic "Respect" have to do with dessert? Some of its lyrics may have helped inspire the name of an old-school cake.
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700 Sodas On The Menu? This Route 66 Diner Is A Must-Try Pit Stop
If you think your local supermarket has a big soda selection, think again! This Oklahoma diner located on Route 66 has enough pop to flood a city block.
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Old-School Sandwiches People Rarely Eat Anymore
With the long history of people enjoying sandwiches, it's no surprise some pairings haven't lasted. You'll rarely find these old-school sandwich hits today.
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The Vintage Cake The Early US Couldn't Get Enough Of
The history of the United States is a story of food. One early American dessert relied on an essential crop that has become emblematic of the autumn season.
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Spartanburg South Carolina Bans Watermelon In One Very Specific Place
Although South Carolina is one of America's top watermelon growers, there is one location in the city of Spartanburg where eating it is forbidden by law!
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The Kitchen Appliance That's Probably Ruining Your Meals
Kitchen appliances should make meals easier. However, there's one common device that is likely ruining your food, despite its speed and convenience.
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What Makes Rotisserie Chickens Cheaper Than Raw Poultry At Grocery Stores?
Ever wondered why a cooked rotisserie chicken is considerably cheaper than a whole, raw bird at the grocery store? We have the answer (and it's good business).
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Old-Fashioned School Cafeteria Foods From The '80s And '90s That Need To Make A Comeback
For a trip down memory lane, or to recreate some of these old-school meals yourself, here are some dishes that defined a generation of cafeteria school lunches.
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The State That Eats The Most Pizza (Hint: It's Landlocked!)
Pizza is universally loved. However, the state that consumes the most is likely not one that comes to mind when you think of the Italian comfort favorite.
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America's Biggest Pork Producer Is Actually Owned By A Company In China
The largest pork producer on Earth used to have American ownership. However, that changed in the 2010s when this Chinese company acquired it.
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This Small Pennsylvania City Is The Pretzel Capital Of The World. Here's Why
Pennsylvania produces most of the United States' pretzels. During the 19th century, one of its cities became especially associated with the snack.
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The Old-School Dish Most People Probably Wouldn't Eat Today
Certain foods that you rarely or never see today were fairly commonplace during the middle of the 20th century. One such example is this jiggly, meaty dish.
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7 Reasons People Were Supposedly Kicked Out Of Golden Corral
Golden Corral is a popular chain buffet restaurant, where you can expect to eat to your heart's content. Just watch what you do or you may be kicked out.
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Reasons Why Movie Theater Food Is So Expensive
While we'd never condone lining your pockets and purses with dollar store candy and snacks before heading to a movie, it can be pretty tempting to do exactly that once you take a look at the high menu prices for movie theater food. So, why exactly is movie theater food so expensive?
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Who Is The Viral Smiling Chef CZN Burak?
From filming his viral videos to entertaining VIP guests in his upscale restaurants, CZN Burak is an icon in the online food community. Let's get to know him.
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11 Mistakes You're Making With Your Juicer
Juicing is a popular way to pack plenty of nutrients into your diet. Discover the factors that affect the quality of the results to guarantee delicious juice.
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Fleming's: 13 Facts About The Steakhouse Chain
Over the last 25 years, Fleming's has established itself as one of the most popular and consistent chains when it comes to serving a delicious steak dinner.
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Hunt Brothers Pizza: 12 Facts About The Gas Station Chain
Hunt Brothers Pizza kiosks are an increasingly common convenience store and gas station fixture; here are some facts about the chain's history.
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Is Walking With Ice Cream In Your Pocket Really Illegal In Alabama?
There is a longstanding rumor that carrying an ice cream cone in you pocket in Alabama is illegal. Is this true or just an odd legend? We have the scoop!
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Think Georgia Grows The Most Peaches? Think Again
With a nickname like the Peach State, Georgia sounds like it would produce most of America's peaches. Yet, a different coastal state boasts that distinction.
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This Gold Rush-Era Town Is Now A Must-Visit Food Destination
The California Gold Rush attracted people who wanted to strike it rich. Now, a town from that era is a veritable gold mine of restaurants and cafes.
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Pennsylvania's First Cheesesteak Sandwich Was Missing A Major Ingredient
Philly's famous cheesesteak is named after two of its key ingredients. However, the first version of the sandwich would have been called something different.
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The Old-School Appliance That's Totally Impractical In Today's Kitchens
Times change, and so does kitchen-defining technology. For instance, the late 1950s saw the emergence of a cooking device that would seem woefully obsolete now.
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Classic Sunday Dinners Your Grandparents Loved That Slowly Disappeared
The cooking of earlier generations was influenced by the Great Depression and World War II. Over time, some of these classic Sunday dishes became rare.
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This Salty Canned Snack Has Deep Southern Roots
If you were asked to name popular salty snacks, pretzels and chips might come to mind. In parts of the Deep South, the answer would include this boiled food.
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11 Unique Vegetables You've Probably Never Heard Of
Unique vegetables from around the world, some of which you may have encountered at your local grocery store, and assorted tips on cooking each veggie.
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How Corn And Onions Sparked The Largest US Food Recall Of 2018
Imagine trying to count from one to 99 million. That number seems impossibly large, right? That's how many pounds of food were impacted in this recall.
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