14 Discontinued Cookies You Totally Forgot About
For every cookie package you see on grocery shelves, there's a version that was discontinued sometime in decades passed. Here are a few you likely forgot.
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12 Of The Biggest Ice Cream Recalls In U.S. History
From listeria outbreaks to product pulls, these ice cream recalls exposed safety failures across major brands. Many led to lawsuits, hospitalizations, or worse.
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This Old-School Boston Soda Is A True New England Staple
It was a national favorite, but has long since been largely forgotten, except in New England. That's where it remains a beloved regional treasure.
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5 Discontinued Oscar Mayer Deli Meats Fans Miss From The 1970s
The 1970s were a heyday for many loaf-style deli meats, but these five Oscar Mayer staples have since disappeared from grocery store shelves.
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Why Is Turkish Coffee Heated With Hot Sand?
Turkish coffee is a traditional cultural drink with a unique flavor and texture thanks to the specific brewing method, which involves hot sand.
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This Scotch Brand Was One Of Frank Sinatra's Favorites — And It Even Sponsored One Of His Tours
Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack were known for their drinking almost as much as their crooning. Throughout his career, Sinatra enjoyed this brand.
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JFK's Favorite Cocktail Was A Cuban Classic
Few politicians have had the aura of John F. Kennedy -- and part of that can be attributed to his taste, which included imbibing on this classic drink.
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Obama's Favorite Breakfast Is Lean, Wholesome, And Healthy
Former President Barack Obama starts the day off right with a wholesome, nutrient-rich, and super satisfying breakfast fit for the leader of the free world.
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Why You Should Try The French Way Of Poaching Fish
If you've got a delicate piece of fish on the menu, we highly recommend cooking it with the French poaching method known as à la nage — it's customizable, too.
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Do You Need A Security Clearance To Work At The Pentagon's Starbucks?
You might have heard that the Pentagon has its own Starbucks locations. Maybe you're wondering if you need a security clearance to work there.
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This Iconic Soda Started As 'Brad's Drink' And A Cure For Indigestion
Same brand names are built to last, while others move through several iterations over the years. This iconic soda was once known as "Brad's Drink."
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The Fast Food Chain That's Had A Tumultuous History With Its Breakfast Menu
These days, breakfast is an important staple of the morning fast food trip for many. But one chain has had a tumultuous history with its breakfast menu.
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This Is How Important Our Sense Of Smell Is When It Comes To Tasting Food
There's a reason why when you have a stuffy nose you can't taste your food as well. That's because smell plays a massive role in how you perceive flavor.
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Where's The Best Place To Shop For Ethical Meats?
Given the environmental and health concerns related to modern agriculture, you might be considering ethical meats. An expert tells us the best place to shop.
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Fusilli Pasta Was Born In This Little-Known Italian Region
Fusilli is one of the most popular types of pasta. Along with other popular pasta shapes, it originated from one of the smallest regions in Italy.
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The Pasta Swap That Loads Up Your Starchy Dish With Way More Protein
If you're looking for ways to boost the protein levels in your pasta meals, this switch to another starch is easy and can trick your tastebuds.
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The Famous Chocolate Shop Behind That Iconic I Love Lucy Episode
Discover the totally real California-based chocolate shop behind one of the most memorable and well-loved "I Love Lucy" episodes in the show's history.
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How 10 US Sodas Differ From Their International Versions
These days, conventional and popular American sodas consist of a host of different ingredients and flavoring agents. Here's how they vary, country to country.
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Why Dr Pepper Comes In Both Coke And Pepsi-Shaped Bottles
Frequent drinkers of Dr Pepper have probably noticed that this soda can be found in different types of bottles that resemble both Coke and Pepsi. Here's why.
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California Is The Only State With 4 Official Varieties Of Nuts. Here's What They Are
California is a huge agricultural center, and among their top crops is nuts. Specifically, there are four nut varieties that California specializes in.
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Here's Why There Are So Many Soda Shops In Utah
Ever wondered why it seems like there are more soda shops than cafes and coffee shops across Utah? We have all the answers you've been seeking.
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Where Does The US Get Most Of Its Candy?
There's no shortage of delicious sweet treats in the U.S., but some of our favorite candies actually herald from further away than you may think.
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How The Hershey's Tropical Chocolate Bar Got American Troops Through WW2 In The Pacific
Hershey's hasn't always been in the game of delicious sweet treats. During World War II, the company was tasked with creating a very different kind of candy.
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The LA Restaurant Where You Can Still Dine At Walt Disney's Favorite Table
Long before the creation of Disneyland or Mickey Mouse, Walt Disney was a regular at an old-school dining spot in Los Angeles that you can still visit today.
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This Basic 2-Ingredient Sandwich Is A Vintage New England Staple
Sandwiches are the best thing since, well, sliced bread, and this New England staple is delicious as it is, or dressed up with some extra tasty ingredients.
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These 3 Fast Food Restaurants Are The Most Religious
Religion and fast food aren't the most obvious duo, but there are a few famous pairings. Here are the most religious fast food restaurants out there.
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What Does E.L. Fudge Mean From The Famous Keebler Cookies?
E.L. Fudge Sandwich Cookies are one of the brand's most beloved snacks -- and their name is more than an acronym of letters.
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