The Murky History Behind The West Coast's Crab Louie
Crab Louie might be a dish everyone has heard of, but nailing down its true origins with all of the hallmark ingredients is harder than you might expect.
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You Won't Find A Single Arby's Location In These 2 US States
Believe it or not, there isn't a single Arby's restaurant in two U.S. states -- and it actually isn't surprising if you're familiar with them.
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Glenfiddich 15: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Glenfiddich is a stalwart in the whisky world claiming a plethora of revered bottles. So, we sampled the 15-year single malt and here's what we thought.
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This Iconic Dressing Came From The US, Not Its Namesake Country
Plenty of salad dressings have names that evoke other parts of the world, but one popular example doesn't even come from the same continent as its name.
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One Of America's Biggest Snack Brands Is Making Big Changes Before The End Of 2025
Many American companies have been making health-conscious shifts in ingredients as of late, and one snack brand has pledged to do so before the year closes out.
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Bread Vs Tortillas: The Nutrition Facts That Bust The Wrap Myth
While common knowledge generally says that tortillas are much healthier than bread, is that actually true all the time, or a modern food myth?
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The Nostalgic Mall Store That Turned Meat And Cheese Into A Beloved Gift
If you liked to cruise the mall in the '90s, you likely remember this chain, which was perfect for buying edible gifts for all kinds of special occasions.
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Are Tic Tacs Sugar-Free? Here's Why The Nutrition Label Is Misleading
Looking at the nutrition label, you'd assume Tic Tacs are sugar free -- but they sure don't taste like they are, and your gut is usually right.
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Anthony Bourdain Had No Patience For This Popular Meat
Anthony Bourdain was never shy about sharing his opinions, and he let everyone know there was one incredibly popular meat that he almost never enjoyed.
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Elvis Presley's Favorite Mississippi Bar Was A Hole-In-The-Wall Hideaway
Just before Elvis Presley made it big, he was hanging out in a small town in Mississippi, taking his girlfriend to this secluded basement speakeasy.
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The Vintage Butter Tradition That Modern Baking Left Behind
With the development of refrigeration, this vintage butter tradition was left behind. For modern bakers, especially, the difference is crucial.
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6 Foods With More Vitamin C Than Oranges
While oranges may be the poster child for vitamin C, there are actually a plethora of fruits with much more. Here are six more beneficial fruits, instead.
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The Orange Juice Rebrand That Lost $30 Million Long Before Anyone Cared About Cracker Barrel's Logo
Logos play a vital role in brand recognition, and people get surprisingly attached to them. Cracker Barrel wasn't the first to face this kind of backlash.
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The Vintage Fast Food Memorabilia That's Valuable To Collectors (It's Not A Toy)
Fast food restaurants once gave away these simple tools for free, but today, they're vintage collectibles that have become more valuable with time.
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Avoid This Dairy Product To Minimize Microplastics In Your Diet
Microplastics are everywhere but are more concentrated in certain foods, like this popular dairy product that's probably in your refrigerator right now.
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This Savory 1950s 'Cake' Is Probably Best Left In The Past
This meaty cake from days of yore can be frosted and even fried and will surely spark conversation whenever it makes an appearance at a gathering.
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This Corn Dog Chain, Popular In Malls During The '80s And '90s, Still Exists In 5 States
In the '80s and '90s, one corn dog chain was a staple in mall food courts across the U.S., famous for its delicious fried items, unique outfits, and fun vibe.
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Despite An Unappealing Name, Mississippi Mud Potatoes Are A Perfect Potluck Side Dish
Despite its name, Mississippi mud potatoes is an ideal recipe to bring to a potluck. Enjoy the classic recipe or dress it up and make it your own.
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Reddit's Feelings About One Ingredient Proved Us All Wrong
Sometimes when you scan through a recipe, there will be an ingredient that feels superfluous and that you can do without. Not so fast, my friend.
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The Old-School Cake With A Pie Topping That Reddit Is Begging To Come Back
Every cake tells a different story -- and this one recipe, which has origins in Iran and Armenia, had us all seated for its viral Reddit moment in 2020.
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24 Simple Recipes That Start With A Can Of Beans
A can of beans can be a quick and cheap way to make a meal more nutritious. Try some of these recipes with the canned beans you already have in your pantry.
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The Deliciously Simple Way Gary Cooper Enjoyed His Steak
Gary Cooper was an Old Hollywood star who tried to live as simply as possible, and that extended to the way he enjoyed his steak.
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This Beloved LA Burger Joint Has Dozens Of Copycats — And Doesn't Seem To Mind
Los Angeles is known for its regional fast food chains, but there's one that has spawned a host of copycats without much care at all.
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This 1960s Steakhouse Chain Named After A Popular TV Show Still Has 3 Locations Left
If you're looking for a steakhouse that calls back to the era of classic network television, then look no further than this long-forgotten '60s chain.
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The Vintage Southern Layered Dessert That Earned The Nickname 'Girdle Buster'
Sometimes the name of a dessert says it all. The Girdle Buster is also sometimes referred to as a Jimmy Carter cake due to the president's peanut farm roots.
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The 2 Countries Where You Can Drop Your Sourdough Starter Off At Daycare
A healthy and living sourdough starter requires regular feedings, and these two countries have drop off centers so their customers never miss a day.
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This Is How Burrata Cheese Is Traditionally Served In Italy
Burrata is a show-stopping cheese you can often find atop pizzas or pasta dishes in honor of its Italian origins, but how do Italians actually serve it?
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