This Vintage Canned Meat Hasn't Been On Grocery Shelves In Years
Canned meat is definitely not as popular today as it was in the days of yore. However, these 1960s canned BBQ ribs have completely vanished from the shelves.
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What Are Japan's 'Wet' Potato Chips And How Are They Different?
From crispy thin to kettle cooked, potato chips are a fan-favorite. A Japanese company that sells 'wet' potato chips differ from what we know and love.
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Betty's Salad Is The Vintage Ohio Recipe Everyone Seems To Remember
On some supermarket shelves, you can still find bottles of the iconic dressing made especially for topping Betty's Salad. You can also try making it yourself.
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The Banned-In-America Preservative Still Showing Up In European Caviar
While it's usually Europe that's more stringent than the U.S. about banning food ingredients, this one preservative gets a pass when it's used in caviar.
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Why Sugar Has Been Sold In Lumps And Cubes For Over A Century
Sugar cubes are a ubiquitous sweetener across the world, and the granulated squares were invented to improve upon the large sugar chunks it was sold in before.
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This Mochi Treat Was Invented In The United States, Not Japan
Who doesn't love mochi? While this similar snack has ties to Japan, this particular mochi treat was invented in the U.S. Here's more about the sweet dessert.
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Why In-N-Out Serves Coke Products But Not Sprite, According To Fans
It's a refreshing mystery: Why does In-N-Out offer Coke products, but 7UP instead of Sprite? According to fans, the reason dates back to decades ago.
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The Old-School Chicken Dish You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
Whether you're a quick-witted and curious Gemini or a Libra seeking balance and elegance, there is an old-school chicken dish that suits you well.
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These States Have Made It Illegal To Throw Food Away
Five pioneer states now restrict tossing food into landfills in one form or another.
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Chickpeas Vs Lentils: Which Is Higher In Protein?
Chickpeas and lentils are two of nutritionists' favorite legumes -- but one of them is more plant-protein packed than the other.
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America's Oldest Soft Drink Was Born In This Michigan City
This beverage is a favorite with Michiganders. It's not just state pride that keeps it on the shelves -- this soda (known locally as "pop") has a long history.
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The Most Iconic Soft Drinks Of Every Decade
A look back at the most influential soft drinks of the 20th century, and the incredible role they played in shaping modern tastes, branding, and pop culture.
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The Iconic Retro Paper Cup Design We Had Forgotten About
Some things are so ubiquitous we hardly notice them, yet when we see them decades later, they transport us back in time, like these forgotten retro paper cups.
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The World's Most Expensive Dessert Is Not The Guinness Record Holder
A Manhattan dessert may hold a Guinness World Record for its $25,000 price tag, but one jaw-dropping treat in New Orleans actually costs several million.
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This Unconventional Flour Is Richer In Protein Than Meat Or Eggs
This type of flower, also known as acheta powder, is a wonderful source of protein, even better than chicken, beef, and eggs.
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The Whimsical History And Evolution Of The Keebler Elves
The Keebler elves comprise some of the most recognizable mascots in the food world. They've been around for a long time and have undergone a few redesigns.
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18 Foods People Ate During The Great Depression
See the staple foods and inventive meals that sustained families during the Great Depression, from homemade breads to creative uses of modest ingredients.
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Avoid This Common Mistake When Serving Yourself At A Thai Restaurant
You might be a pro at Western dining etiquette, but do you know how to handle yourself respectfully at a Thai restaurant? Not all the dining rules are the same.
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This Variation On Coleslaw Is Tennessee's State Food
Coleslaw isn't just coleslaw in Tennessee. In 2024, this take on slaw was introduced as the official state food. There's even festivals dedicated to it.
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The 1980s Burger Chain Restaurant That's Making A Comeback In Michigan
Those longing for the days when this '80s burger chain was once widespread will be excited to hear that the brand has found new life in Michigan.
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15 Spinach Recipes From Around The World That You Should Try
Leafy green spinach is a versatile ingredient that's featured in dishes across the globe. Our collection of recipes has something for everyone.
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These Are The Healthiest Fast Food French Fries You Can Buy Right Now
Fast food french fries may not be healthy on the surface, but some offerings are better for you than others, namely those served from this popular chain.
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This Crunchy Sweet Treat That Originated In Nashville Is Still A Tennessee Favorite
Nashville has been the home to a gooey and crunchy sweet for over a century and Tennessee still enjoys premium access to the chocolatey treat.
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The Oldest Pizza Chain In The US Still Has Dozens Of Locations
Pizza chains have been a thing in the United States for a long time, but among the big names, the oldest chain is a name you might have forgotten.
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A Classic Valentine's Candy Is Getting A Creepy-Cute Spin For Halloween: 'Ghosted Sweethearts'
Candy is a big deal on Halloween, but some Valentine's Day-specific treats are left out of the spooky fun. Ghosted Sweethearts are here to reclaim the throne.
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The Common Gesture You Should Never Make At A French Restaurant
While this hand gesture will be universally understood if you're in the U.S., if you make it in France you might inadvertently insult your server.
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The Unexpected Snack That Gives Any Italian Ice Flavor A Sweet And Savory Boost
The combination of Italian ice and this snack might sound odd at first, but it's a sensory delight that brings contrast, balance, and fun to your palate.
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