Bruce Springsteen Won't Touch This American Beer Brand
Springsteen may be an American icon, but when it comes to choosing a few beers for an after-concert sip, he and his band rejected one classic US bottle.
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9 Struggling Chain Restaurants That Came Back From Near Extinction
As time goes on, tastes change, and economies struggle, many beloved restaurant chains unfortunately fall by the wayside. Here are some making a comeback.
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The Forgotten Food Network Show Once Hosted By A Beloved Today Show Star
A lot of us have a favorite Food Network show, but there's one old-school series that has been mostly forgotten, fronted by a well-known broadcasting icon.
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The Bold Wine Judy Garland Added To Her Iconic Casserole
Singer and actress Judy Garland was known for her work on the big screen, but in the kitchen she made an iconic casserole with a special ingredient.
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Why 19th-Century Bourbon Tasted So Different Than The Liquor We Know Today
While a pricey, centuries-old bourbon may pique your interest, it's worth remembering that said liquor probably tastes a lot less refined than you might think.
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The Original McDonald's Filet‑O‑Fish Sandwich Was Made With A Tender, Pricier Catch
Before the Filet-O-Fish became popular nationwide, McDonald's fish sandwich offering was originally made with a different catch entirely.
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9 Old School Soda Fountain Drinks That Deserve A Comeback
From Lime Rickeys to fizzy phosphates, we're taking a trip down memory lane to reminisce on the old-school soda fountain drinks that deserve a comeback.
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This Is Why We Actually Panic-Buy At The Grocery Store Ahead Of Storms, According To Science
While it's understandable to want an extra loaf of bread, package of eggs, or roll of toilet paper before a storm, in reality we should keep cooler heads.
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The Atomic-Age Mixer That Defined 1950s Kitchens Is Worth A Fortune Today
If your parents have a collection of vintage kitchen gadgets in their cupboards, it's time to have a look through to see if this one old-school mixer is there.
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What $2 Could Buy You At McDonald's In The 1950s
In stark contrast to the much larger McDonald's menu of today, there were only nine items back then — no combo meals or anything, just à la carte options.
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Willie Nelson's 1970s Hit Inspired This Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey
If you're into collectibles, then this Willie Nelson inspired bourbon is a good purchase for its story and connection with the singer's "Whiskey River" hit.
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Before Today's Golden Arches, Old-School McDonald's Logos Looked Very Different
Today, we only need to see those golden arches to recognize McDonald's. Take a trip down memory lane to see the brand's lesser-known logos.
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Here's Where Jimmy Buffett Ate That Cheeseburger In Paradise
Jimmy Buffett's 1970's song "Cheeseburger in Paradise" was inspired by a real-life burger so we delve into the tale of where the beach-loving songwriter ate it.
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This Hugely Popular Japanese Dish Isn't Truly Japanese
One famous Japanese food actually has European origins, albeit dating back to the 16th century. Still, the cuisine is firmly cemented in the culture.
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Golden Corral Wasn't Always A Buffet Restaurant — Here's How It Started
Before Golden Corral became the gold standard for national buffet chains everywhere, this restaurant was something else entirely.
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This Old-School Italian Pastry Might Remind You Of A Dunkin' Staple
Sold in the weeks leading up to Lent, this Italian pastry combines the best of fried dough and sweetness for a better version of the Dunkin' staple.
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Katharine Hepburn Was Picky About Brownies
Katharine Hepburn wasn't just a beloved actor, she also had a sweet tooth and a penchant for the perfect brownies, which came down to this factor.
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Jack Nicholson Can't Get Enough Of The Bread From This 112-Year-Old Upstate New York Bakery
Jack Nicholson first learned of this small bakery while filming a movie in Upstate New York. Now, friends are sure to buy him a loaf when passing through.
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Bruce Springsteen's Favorite Late-Night Snack Is A Total Throwback
For a singer as quintessentially American as Bruce Springsteen, it makes sense that the rock legend's favorite food would also be a beloved classic.
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The Old-School Butter Alternative That's Still Semi-Banned In Wisconsin
In America's Dairyland, butter is arguably the king of bread spreads. To keep it that way, Wisconsin placed legal restrictions on using this alternative.
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Julia Child's Complaint About Food Network Still Resonates Today
A celebrity chef whose contribution to the at-home culinary arts is undeniable, Julia Child saw the future of Food Network coming from a mile away.
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What's The Difference Between Thai And Indian Curries?
Thai and Indian curries may share the same name, but they're very different dishes. So, what separates them — and what makes them "curries" in the first place?
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This Old-School Dish Is Basically Lobster Ravioli — Without The Pasta
There was once a time when lobster was cheap, plentiful, and easy to find — which might be why old-school cookbooks had no problem doing this to it.
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Goulash Vs. Stew: What's The Difference?
The words "goulash" and "stew" are often used interchangeably, but there are differences between them. Here are their origins and how to make each.
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The One-Pot Meal From The Depression Era That Turns Beef Into A Hearty Dinner
We're giving reprise to a beefy, vintage one-pot meal that deserves a comeback: A stew that largely emerged from the Depression Era's "hobo" culture.
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KFC Thought Beef Was The Next Move — Then It Completely Failed
Once upon a time, Colonel Sanders and the KFC brand ventured into the beef market. Unfortunately, it didn't quite go according to plan.
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The Vintage One-Pot Turkey Dinner That Deserves A Major Revival (Make It Tonight!)
One-pot meals are perfect for feeding a crowd and keeping the kitchen tidy. This recipe is ripe for variations, letting you adapt it however you want.
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