Why Steakhouse Salad Bars Disappeared
Many people have fond recollections of visiting a steakhouse all-you-can-eat salad bar as kids. Here's why you don't see them around any more.
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The American-Style Creamy Side Dish Pizza Hut Customers Get To Enjoy In Germany
Comparing the menus at fast food and pizza chains is one of the best parts of traveling. Your meal at a German Pizza Hut will look a little different.
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The Forgotten Frozen Breakfast Waffle Brand Some Swore Was Better Than Eggo
Kellog's Eggo brand waffles definitely dominate the frozen breakfast section of grocery stores, but there was once a competitor that many would consider better.
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Why Do Old-Fashioned Diners Always Have Pie On The Menu?
Few desserts are as closely tied to the quintessential American diner as pie, but how did this classic dessert become such an iconic part of food culture?
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How Chili Became A Staple Meal For Cowboys On The Trail In The Old West
The chili that was popular with cowboys in the Old West looks much different than what we know it as today. And it wasn't a dish original to cowboys, either.
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Popcorn Vs Chips: Which One Is Actually Healthier?
Popcorn and chips may seem similar, but their ingredients, preparation, and nutritional value make one a healthier choice.
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Adults Love These 4 Classic Candies More Than Children Do
Our tastes change as we get older. We spoke with an expert about why some classic candies that are a hit with adults, but a miss with kids.
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Forget Marinara: Meatballs Are 10X More Flavorful When Made Indian-Style
Meatballs can be so much more than soaked in marinara. This Indian-inspired twist on the classic serves the meat and sauce you love but with different flavors.
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Give Basic Breakfast Sandwiches A Huge Protein Boost With These 13 Ingredients
We've rounded up a list of protein-boosting additions that you may have never thought about putting in your breakfast sandwich but absolutely should.
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Why Old-School Burger Stands Wrapped Everything In Paper
The evolution of fast food packaging is a fascinating topic. While you see many burgers being served in boxes nowadays, paper used to be the go-to.
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The Best Boardwalk Snacks On America's Coasts
What's better than enjoying a stroll and the ocean breeze? Some delicious snacks to go along with. These are America's quintessential boardwalk snacks.
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These Popular Beer Brands Defined The '60s
The swinging '60s not only brought some significant changes to the beer industry, but there were also plenty of well-loved brands for Americans to choose from.
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For A Heartier Pizza Hut Pizza, Order It Like This Texas-Style Pie From Germany
Sometimes, you have to go overseas to appreciate old-fashioned American cuisine. Or you could emulate German's Texas-themed pizza at your local Pizza Hut.
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One Professional Chef Thinks This Filet-O-Fish Ingredient Does Nothing For Flavor
McDonald's may have broken the mold with the Filet-O-Fish, but one professional chef doesn't believe that slice of American cheese adds much to the flavor.
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Transform Grilled Cheese Into A German-Style Delicacy With 3 Simple Additions
Tired of ordinary grilled cheese? You can upgrade the flavor profile of this classic sandwich by simply adding these German-inspired ingredients.
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'90s Kids Will Forever Remember These Oddly Shaped Popsicles You'd Be Lucky To Find Nowadays
Looking for something nostalgic to cool you down in the final weeks of summer? This '90s favorite will have you nostalgic for more.
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KFC Vs Popeyes: Which Serves A Healthier Classic Chicken Sandwich?
When you're in the mood for a classic fried chicken sandwich, KFC and Popeyes are some of the biggest names in business — but which is healthier?
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For Hot Dogs With 10X The Flavor And Crunch, Make Them Brazilian Style
It seems like many of us are looking for ways to make hot dogs more interesting this summer. Try them the Brazilian way for plenty of fun toppings.
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Small-City Pizza Styles That Rival New York And Chicago
New York and Chicago may suck up all the air when it come to regional pizza styles, but they're far from the only cities with their own niche take.
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5 Ingredients, 5 Minutes: These Pumpkin Cookies Are The Perfect Grab-And-Go Breakfast
Tasting Table recipe developer Miriam Hahn's five-ingredient pumpkin cookies come together in a matter of minutes.
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The Forgotten 1950s GE Refrigeration Center That Made Organizing Food Easier Than Ever Before
At the time of its release, this product appeared to be a glimpse into the future. Instead, it never caught on despite offering some advantages.
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The Old-School Pizza Chain That Wanted To Laser Its Logo Onto The Moon
When it comes to marketing pizza, some companies shoot for the stars — including one popular brand that wanted to put its logo on the moon.
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9 '60s Restaurant Chains That Still Live On In Fond Memories
We're revisiting some beloved 1960s restaurant chains. These bustling steakhouses and fast-food favorites continue to inspire nostalgia to this day.
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Anthony Bourdain's Controversial Advice For Aspiring Chefs Had Nothing To Do With Cooking
Long hours and demanding work are part of life in a professional kitchen, but Anthony Bourdain's stance on sick days was especially controversial.
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Your Grandma Probably Had This Sleek 1940s Coffee Maker That Deserved More Of The Spotlight
There are plenty of ways to make coffee these days, but there's something to be said about tried-and-true methods, like this vintage device.
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Order Your McChicken French-Style For A More Flavorful, Filling Meal
The Le McDeal Poulet (the Chicken McDeal) from McDonald's France keeps the shredded lettuce of the American McChicken, but veers off from there.
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Butter Vs Margarine: Which One Is Actually Healthier?
Butter and margarine have both had their moments in the health spotlight. Here's why choosing between them isn't quite as simple as it seems.
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