The 1970s Crepe Restaurant You Likely Went To At The Mall
The list of forgotten mall food court restaurants is long, but if you had the opportunity to visit this 1970s crepe shop, you remember it.
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This Forgotten '90s Menu Item Took Wendy's Into Southern Diner Territory
Nineties kids will remember that the fast food restaurant Wendy's once served a sandwich that was an homage to a classic Southern comfort food delicacy.
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Why Texas-Style Sheet Cake Isn't Your Average Sheet Cake
If you haven't yet become acquainted with the Southern glory that is Texas-style sheet cake, it's time to break out your favorite sheet pan and get to work.
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How To Tell If Vintage Jars Are Real And Worth Money
Vintage mason jars have become collectors items with price tags to match -- but, before you spend your hard earned money on an old jar, make sure its legit.
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Why It's A Mistake To Assume Plant-Based Burgers Are More Nutritious Than Beef
A lot of burger substitutes are a great way to avoid meat consumption, but they may be packing in large amounts of sodium and other concerns.
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Restaurant Staff Really Can't Stand This One Gen Z Habit
Every generation has its quirks, but when it comes to Gen Z, it turns out that restaurant staff (and customer service in general) are fed up with this habit.
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A Vermonter's Guide To Making Maple Syrup
In Vermont, they know all about the art of maple sugaring, and you will too if you follow this informative Vermonter's guide to making maple syrup.
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The Old-School Spice Jars That Are Worth Big Bucks Today
Thrifting is all the rage these days, but there's one batch of old-school spice jars that are worth a pretty penny these days.
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A Deceptively-Named Rocky Mountain Dish Has A Number Of Festivals Celebrating It
If you love the culinary creations of the American West, you may enjoy some of these festivals that honor this controversial dish.
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The Thrifty Depression Era Slugburger Is Still A Southern Favorite
During the Great Depression, folks had to cut culinary corners to make ends meet. Of all these different foods, the slugburger has remained a Southern staple.
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In Texas, This Food Is An Absolute Favorite — Depending On The Way It's Cooked
Everything's bigger in Texas, and that certainly includes the state's love for this trademark cowboy dish. Well, as long as it's cooked correctly.
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The Best Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant In Colorado Is In A Southern Part Of The State
If you're looking for one of the best hole-in-the-wall spots to get a good meal in Colorado, look no further than this local staple.
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This 'Little' 1980s KFC Item Only Lasted A Few Years — But Fans Can't Forget It
This vintage 1980s KFC menu item offered a lot of food for a ridiculously low price, and still conjures epic nostalgia for a classic '80s childhood.
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This US State Produces The Most Fresh Produce
It may come as no big surprise to those familiar with the state, but one rises above all others when it comes to sheer production of fresh produce.
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The Tedious Step You Can Just Skip When Making Coq Au Vin
Hearty, savory, and complex, coq au vin requires a lot of patience and technique to make — but there's one time-consuming prep step you can skip.
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It's The Perfect Time For Subway's Cheapest Sandwich To Make A Comeback
Subway got rid of its most affordable sandwich option, which was a go-to for many in the '90s. Now, they exist only in memory — but we wish they'd come back.
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What 15 US Presidents Ate For Breakfast
Ever wonder how US presidents fuel up for a day in the Oval Office? We reveal the interesting breakfast habits of some of history's most powerful leaders.
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If Your Parents Fed You This Casserole For Dinner, You Probably Grew Up In The '70s
This nostalgic casserole came together in around a half hour, made mostly from low-cost, long-lasting pantry staples plus a bag of veggies from the freezer.
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The Less-Popular Pastry That Should Have Beaten Pop-Tarts Is Still Hiding In Plain Sight
Pop-Tarts have dominated the breakfast snack market for decades. But the ubiquitous treat almost lost the pastry race to a relatively unknown competitor.
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These Styles Of Sake Will Last The Longest In The Fridge
If you're looking to stock up on sake bottles but wondering which type of the Japanese rice wine lasts longest in the fridge, we've got the answer.
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This Is How Much A Dozen Eggs Cost In 1960
Eggs have always been a staple in households for baking, frying, and enjoying. However, with rising prices, has the cost of eggs always been so volatile?
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The British Word For 'Arugula' Is So Much More Fun Than Its American Name
Arugula is a fun word to say aloud. However, the British term for this peppery green is leaps and bounds more amusing, and here's why.
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This Convenient Casserole Has Disappeared From Modern Dinner Tables
The culinary world isn't immune to trends. While that can be a good thing, it also means that some delicious and practical dishes get lost to history.
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Princess Diana's Favorite Potatoes Were So Crispy For One Reason
Princess Diana was particular about the way her foods were prepared, so her chef had a special way of making her potatoes that meant they were super crispy.
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Lifelong Fans Are Still Surprised That This Classic Protein Bar Was Actually Discontinued
Protein bars are everywhere these days, but there's one longtime brand that fans may be surprised has completely disappeared from grocery store shelves.
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America's Largest Grocery Store Chain (And Why It's So Popular)
What is actually the largest grocery chain in the United States? Despite there being so many retailers out there, you may not be surprised by the answer.
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Here's How To Recreate Taco Bell's Discontinued Lava Sauce Through A Secret Menu Order
With this two-ingredient hack, you can recreate Taco Bell's discontinued Lava Sauce. It's also possible to make other items from the popular Volcano Menu.
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