The Rise And Fall Of The Neon Signs That Defined American Diners
Neon signs used to be everywhere - but they were especially prevalent as bright beacons calling hungry travelers to American diners. So, where did they all go?
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11 Discontinued Frozen Pizzas That We Miss Dearly
With so many frozen pizza options out there, it's hard to notice if one goes missing. Unless it's your favorite. These discontinued pies need a comeback.
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11 Mall Food Court Chains We Wish Would Come Back
If you've hung around mall food courts for much of the last few decades, you've likely seen a steady rotation of eateries -- these are the ones we sorely miss.
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The Food You Might Find In A Typical US Prison
How incarcerated people are treated says a lot about the values of society. Food is an important part of that equation. Here's what's typical on-menu in prison.
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The Fair Food You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
From deep-fried indulgences to nostalgic treats, what if your go-to fair food wasn't just a matter of taste, but also a reflection of your cosmic fingerprint?
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Are Hot Pockets Good For Protein?
Hot Pockets continue to be a hot pick thanks to their convenience, but are the overgrown pizza rolls even more than just empty calories.
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The Popular Sandwich That Was Invented In California, Not France
Despite sounding awfully Parisian, the mouthwatering French dip sandwich isn't European at all, but rather from the Golden State of California.
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What Makes Czech Beer So Special?
Beer is a big part of Czech culture, and their beers are exported globally. We dig deeper into why this particular golden sip is revered around the world.
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Why Raising Cane's Was Projected To Fail (And How Its Chicken Fingers Prevailed)
Todd Graves founded Raising Cane's in 1996, but the road to success was paved in nothing but blood, sweat, and tears -- on top of a whole lot of pushback.
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Why Your Homemade Mai Tai Will Never Taste Like The Original Recipe
Recreating the original mai tai is no easy feat. Due to the complicated history of one key ingredient, the cocktail won't ever taste like the real deal.
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The Only Type Of Food Oprah Wants To Eat For Her Last Meal
There's one food that Oprah Winfrey has always enjoyed. She's such a fan that, if given the choice, she would even pick it as her last meal.
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5 Vintage Jell-O Flavors You Don't See Anymore
Jell-O comes in a seemingly endless array of flavors. But believe it or not, there used to be more. Here are five vintage Jell-O flavors that have gone extinct.
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How Long Do Military MREs Actually Last?
MREs are infamous in military circles, but how long do they last really? Here's what you should know about these made-and-ready meals.
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What Actually Makes Deep Dish Pizza Unique? The Answer Isn't So Straight-Forward
Deep dish pizza is highly praised for its thick crust and flavorful taste, but what makes it so unique? One expert explains in detail.
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Your Iconic Fictional Chef Alter-Ego, According To Your Zodiac Sign
Read about which iconic fictional chef best matches your zodiac sign. From SpongeBob to Carmy, these characters reflect your cosmic kitchen alter ego.
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This Vintage Commercial Was The Source Of One Of The Most Iconic Food Phrases In TV History
Believe it or not, this classic TV commercial has withstood the test of time — even if most don't remember what the ad was supposed to be selling.
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Ralph Macchio's Favorite Pasta Topping Busts A Common Food Myth
Prepping his prawn pasta before digging in, Ralph Macchio broke what is supposedly a cardinal rule of food, especially Italian food.
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Does Anyone Remember This Vintage '60s Chain Restaurant And Its Iconic Red Building?
When McDonald's and Burger King took over, many fast food restaurants fell by the wayside. But you might remember this vintage '60s chain and its red buildings.
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10 International Cakes Featured On The Great British Bake Off
Despite its name, "The Great British Bake Off" features desserts from around the world. Here are some of the globally-inspired cakes featured on the show.
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The Foods Frank Sinatra Demanded Be In His Dressing Room Before Concerts
Frank Sinatra was a crooner known for his love of food, but what did he ask for from venues before each show? It's an odd list.
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The Reason You'll Find Jokes On Laffy Taffy Candy Wrappers
Laffy Taffy has long been the scourge of dentists and dad-joke-haters. Here's the story behind those groan-inducing jokes on the wrapper.
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The Country That Eats The Most Avocados Isn't The US
It's no secret that the U.S. is a land of avocado lovers. However, there is another country that actually surpasses it in terms of overall consumption.
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This US State Eats The Most Hot Dogs By A Long Shot
One city immediately comes to mind when Americans think about hot dogs, but it isn't located in the U.S. state that consumes the most of the meaty treats.
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This Classic New England Candy Bar Is Perfect For Indecisive Snackers
The world of candy bars offers a variety of flavors and fillings. If you have a hard time deciding between the options, you might like this one.
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Use Groundhogs' Love Of Apples To Keep Them Out Of Your Yard For Good
If a groundhog is disrupting your yard or digging up your garden, there's good news. You can use your apple scraps to keep them away. Here's how to do it.
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The Waffle House Order That Won Over Anthony Bourdain Has Been A Fan Favorite Since 1955
Anthony Bourdain was enamored with one of Waffle House's most beloved delicacies, which made its debut in 1955.
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Bananas Once Had Big Seeds. Here's What Changed
When you think of a banana, it's sweet, yellow, and seedless. But this wasn't always the case! Bananas once had a lot of big seeds. Here's what changed.
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