This 1940s Convenience Reshaped American Cooking — And It's Still Going Strong
Back in the 1940s, dinnertime was made easier by this simple modern convenience that we take for granted in the 21st century.
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If You Ate This Custard Dessert As A Child, You Probably Grew Up In The '60s
Many food trends have come and gone in the last 60 years -- but, if you remember this dessert, then you're definitely a product of "The Sixties" era.
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Ice Cream Wasn't Always The Plan For Ben & Jerry's
Despite the fact that Ben & Jerry's is now one of the most successful ice cream brands worldwide, the original plan wasn't selling frozen treats at all!
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15 Old-School Cooking Hacks That Still Work Today
While we as a society may have evolved past some of the cooking techniques of the past, not all of them should be disregarded. These are the hacks to use.
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The Oldest Restaurant In New York Has Ties To George Washington
If you're looking for a historical New York dining experience, head north of the Big Apple for a tavern that was once frequented by George Washington himself.
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This Florida Fast Food Chain Inspired By White Castle Peaked In The '60s — Why Did It Fail?
White Castle has produced several imitators over the years, but none as regionally beloved as this Florida-based chain that, sadly, isn't around anymore.
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This Is The Actual Flavor Of Classic Mountain Dew
Mountain Dew might look artificial in color -- but, in flavor, it get's its signature zing from an all natural ingredient that sets it apart from the rest.
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The Nostalgic Discontinued Little Debbie's Snack From The '90s We Wish Would Come Back For Good
Fan favorites come and go, but this snack cake has lived in our memories for decades. With warm, spiced notes, this Little Debbie's treat was a fall staple.
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7 Old-School Soups And Stews No One Seems To Eat Anymore
These soups and stews were once staples of American restaurant menus and home cooking, but there's a good chance you've never even tried them.
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TGI Fridays Claims To Have Invented This Appetizer In The '70s. Did It?
TGI Fridays has been in the casual dining game for decades, but the brand is known for one delicious appetizer in particular.
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The Origin Of Italy's Panna Cotta And How It Became A Global Favorite
Although it hasn't always been known as panna cotta, this iconic northern Italian dessert has its roots way back in the 19th century.
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Neither Key Lime Pie Nor Strawberry Shortcake: This Famous Florida Dessert Has A Retro Twist
Florida may be better known for its Key lime pie, but there's another dessert that takes after it -- only it gives it a retro twist.
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What Was Mahatma Gandhi's Actual Last Meal?
Mahatma Gandhi had strict beliefs about food and viewed it as fuel, not a source of pleasure. His last meal was healthy and simple, like the ones before it.
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Here's Why Wienerschnitzel Doesn't Serve Wiener Schnitzel
With a name like Wienerschnitzel, you'd think wiener schnitzel would at least be found somewhere on the menu. We'll explain the quirky reason it's not.
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The Most Popular Candy In 15 Countries Around The World
Everyone loves candy, but the most popular candy around the world might surprise you. Some countries have local favorites, while others love candy from abroad.
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Unwrapping The Mystery Of Marilyn Monroe's Last Meal
The details about Marilyn Monroe's last meal were never definitively revealed to the public, but one item that is widely cited was probably not on her plate.
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One Staple Cereal Is Banned In Other Countries Partially Due To Its Mascot
Though cereal is often seen as relatively harmless, its global reputation is far from simple. In fact, some countries have banned one staple brand outright.
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The Old-School Nestlé Chocolate Bar That Was Originally Marketed Towards Men
When we look back at old-school advertising, it's hard to see what the ad team had in mind, and 1990s ads for this chocolate bar certainly have that effect.
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The Quirky Vintage Pie Few Remember - Unless You're In The Midwest
Pies date back a few thousand years, at least, and come in a dazzling array of flavors, but unless you're from Iowa, here's one you may not have heard about.
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16 Iconic Regional Beef Dishes From Across The US
One things for certain, Americans love beef. You can have it served in all types of ways, all across the country. Keep an eye out for these regional dishes.
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Whatever Happened To Maple Nut Goodies?
Maple Nut Goodies is one of the most interesting candies, and it carries a lot of memories for a lot of people. Sadly, they were discontinued indefinitely.
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The Forgotten '90s Breakfast That Made Plain Oatmeal More Colorful — Then Vanished
A quirky ’90s add-in once made oatmeal bowls brighter and sweeter, giving breakfast a playful twist before quietly disappearing from shelves.
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Michael Jackson's Favorite Mexican Meal Was An Upscale Twist On A Takeout Classic
According to Michael Jackson's former chef, he was a picky eater who loved a sauce that was almost the same shade of red as his famous "Thriller" jacket.
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Whale Poop Was An Original Mix-In For The World's Oldest Ice Cream Flavor
We delve into the foody history of a rare ice cream ingredient that's considered a delicacy by some but that actually emanates from the rear end of whales.
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Vintage Dishes With The Wackiest And Weirdest Names Of All Time
From frog eye salad to Cullen skink, these old-school foods not only have odd-sounding names, but those quirky monikers often come with interesting backstories.
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The Sweet-And-Savory Southern Side Dish That Sounds Odd But Might Just Become Your New Favorite
Any southerner will tell you about the many supposedly odd casseroles that populate their cuisine, but this one featuring pineapple and cheese stands out.
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The Country That Produces The Most Cheese Worldwide Isn't Italy Or France
The world's most prolific cheesemaking country accounts for 29% of global cheese production, with its citizens eating 42 pounds of the dairy delight each year.
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