The World's Favorite Airplane Cookie Dates Back To The 17th Century
Long before it became a familiar part of air travel, this beloved snack began as a holiday tradition influenced by trade, spices, and Belgian culture.
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This Is How Much A 6-Pack Of Beer Cost In The 1970s
The price of beer has increased dramatically over the past few decades, but beer lovers might be shocked to find out how cheap a 6-pack was back in the 1970s.
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Whatever Happened To Burger Queen Fast Food Restaurant Chains?
While you've heard of Burger King and Dairy Queen, you might be surprised to learn that there was once another fast food restaurant called Burger Queen.
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Real Lumberjacks Didn't Actually Eat The Breakfast We Imagine
Lumberjack breakfasts usually contain staples like pancakes, bacon, potatoes, and eggs, but historically speaking, there was far more to the menu.
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There's Magnum, Then There's The Party-Sized Wine Bottle Named After A Biblical King
With a plethora of wine bottle sizes out there to choose from, don't sleep on this one party-sized variety that gets its name from the Old Testament.
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8 Store-Bought Sweet Treats Boomers Miss
For many Boomers, these discontinued sweets bring back memories of lunchboxes, allowance money, and trips to the local store. Few survived the decades.
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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 Discontinued Little Debbie Snack Was An Impressive Twix Copycat
Little Debbie has been making delicious snacks for a long time. There is one that is no longer around that was an excellent copy of a Twix bar.
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The Old-School Guinness Magazine That Wasn't For The Public
Long before becoming a household name, Guinness published a little-known magazine with a surprising purpose, limited audience, and artistic covers.
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Here's How Much Alcohol Americans Consumed Right Before And After Prohibition
Prohibition led to a slow-down in the consumption of alcohol across the U.S. At least, for a time. How much beer, wine, and spirits do Americans drink today?
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A Look Back At The '70s Taco Bell Menu
In the 1970s, the Taco Bell menu looked a bit different, full of specialty items and discontinued classics we haven't seen in years.
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At 49, Julia Child Launched A Life-Changing Cookbook That Still Shapes Kitchens Today
So much of what modern Americans take for granted in regards to cuisine was introduced to us by Julia Child in the early 1960s.
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15 Old-School Drinks That Used To Be In Everyone's Lunchboxes
Nothing beat cracking open a fresh juice box in the school cafeteria. We look back at the classics that made their way into every lunch box.
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The 2-Ingredient Chocolate Soda Fountain Drink That Deserves A Comeback
While soda fountains may be mostly a thing of the past, their delicious flavors live on. Here's one tasty drink you'll want to try out for yourself at home.
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12 Forgotten Frozen Foods So Odd They Feel Like A Fever Dream
These 12 forgotten frozen foods are as weird as they are nostalgic and proof that freezer aisles were once far more adventurous than they are today.
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2026 Vs 1957: How The Burger King Whopper Has Changed
Though many years have gone by since its conception, Burger King's Whooper hasn't actually changed that much over the years.
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7 Discontinued Fast Food Cheeseburgers Fans Still Miss
Fast food menus come and go, but sometimes its hard to forget menu items that we've loved in the past. These cheeseburgers are mourned and missed.
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This 1970s Fast Food Chain Was Famous For Its Fresh Roast Beef And Giant Buckaroo Cheeseburger
Back in the '70s there were a few great fast-food places that sadly no longer exist, and folks in Northern Ohio love to reminisce about this cowboy themed one.
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This Classic Mexican Dish Was A Cowboy Staple In The American West
The Old American West full of dishes made on the go that would nourish the body for a hard day's work, and one Mexican staple was chief among them.
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The Biggest Scandals In McDonald's History
McDonald's has had its fair share of controversy over the years. Here are some of the biggest and most well-known scandals it has had to deal with.
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The Real Reason KFC Stopped Using The Name Kentucky Fried Chicken
Back in 1991, the restaurant chain known as Kentucky Fried Chicken decided that it was time to rebrand as KFC. Here are some of the likely reasons why.
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The Major Fast Food Chicken Scandal We're Still Not Over Years Later
What a major chicken controversy revealed about supply chains, industry practices, and animal welfare regulations and its lasting impact on fast food.
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This Beloved Chocolate Soda Brand From The '20s Is Actually Still Around — Here's Where It's Hiding
This beloved chocolate soda from the 1920s is still quietly around today, though you may need to know exactly where to look to find it for sale.
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This Canned Campbell's Product From The '50s Would Have People Cringing With Disgust Today
Today, there's Campbell's soup flavor you'll find confined to the history books.
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8 Discontinued Hostess Snacks We'll Probably Never Eat Again
From green-filled Twinkies to Turtle Pies, Hostess has quietly retired plenty of memorable snacks over the years. Some fans are still hoping for a comeback.
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The Detroit Beer Brand That Failed After Buying Schlitz In 1982
This popular Detroit beer brand struggled after acquiring Schlitz in 1982, a move that marked a major turning point in its ultimate downfall.
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Barley Or Rice: What Budweiser Uses To Brew Beer
You may think you know what's in one of the United States' popular brands of beer, but we think you'll be surprised once you read what we found out.
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