In This Country That Drinks Massive Amounts Of Milk, Dairy Is A Way Of Life
This country not only drinks a lot of milk, they also use it in everything from main courses to desserts. Plus it has major religious meaning.
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How This Decades-Old Vintage Cake Became A Philadelphia Snack Food Icon
Some desserts come and go, but this decades-old cake lives on in the hearts of Philly's 1930's kids -- and the aisles of select stores across the country.
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15 US Presidents And Their Go-To Whiskey
Whiskey was the drink of choice for many U.S. presidents. Find out which presidents loved this spirit, what type they preferred the most, and how they drank it.
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The Bad Sausage That Inspired Jimmy Dean To Start His Own Brand
Inspiration can strike in the most unusual of places. For Jimmy Dean, an unpleasant experience at a local diner was all it took to prompt a new business idea.
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Joan Crawford Paired Pork Chops With This Tastier Swap For Applesauce
Joan Crawford was not only a silver screen starlet but also a culinary connoisseur. In fact, the actress took pork chops and added a quirky spin to this dish.
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Why Old-School Snacks Are Making A Major Comeback, According To A Mondelēz Expert
Nostalgia is a powerful factor when purchasing snacks, especially for families. Our expert brought the statistics to show emerging patterns across generations.
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The Nostalgic Bakery Outlet Store You Might Have Forgotten About
Even after decades of success, some bakeries still close their doors. This one was an American institution in its day, and it has one last stronghold left.
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The Italian Dish That Benefits From A Few Dashes Of Fish Sauce
Fish sauce is a surprisingly versatile ingredient that isn't limited to just one or two cuisines. In fact, try adding it into this Italian dish.
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The One Small Kitchen Feature That Ignites Nostalgia
Kitchen design trends pop up so frequently that it's hard to remember the small details of yesteryear. This one has people feeling especially sentimental.
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The Howard Johnson's All-You-Can-Eat Deal Boomers Might Remember
If you remember the 1970s then there's a good chance you remember some great-value fried-food deals to be had over at Howard Johnson's. We look back fondly.
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The Discontinued Cake-Inspired M&M's Variety That Deserves A Second Chance
M&M's have long been a beloved candy with a myriad of fun flavors to choose from, but one discontinued flavor deserves a second chance.
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10 Vintage Snacks That Deserve A Spot At Your New Year's Eve Party
If you're hoping to give your New Year's Eve gathering a deliciously retro appeal, you may want to serve any (or all) of these vintage snacks.
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The Energizing Discontinued Coca-Cola Drink Fans Wish Would Make A Comeback
Coca-Cola has a surprising number of flavors, but this one surprising invention got some people so excited they were really unhappy when it went away again.
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This Long-Lost Buttery M&M's Candy Flavor Deserves A Comeback
The makers of the iconic M&M candy have come out with some wild flavors over the years, and not all of them were great. Here's one flavor many loved.
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The Vintage Multicolored Ice Cream We Rarely See People Eat These Days
With origins in the Prohibition Era, this unique ice cream will be described differently depending on who is answering and which version was sampled.
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Why You Shouldn't Expect Pepperoni Pizza On Menus In Italy
Some foods seems quintessentially Italian, but they actually have foreign origins. Pepperoni is not as common in nonna's home land as you might think.
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The Food Craze Gen X Grew Up With Is Still Hanging Around
There's a food trend that began in the 1970s and is still popular today. Gen X likely remembers the brand that first showed us how to make meals in mugs.
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If You Ate This Pink Cereal As A Child, You're Probably A Gen Xer
Gen Xers are the only ones who might remember this short-lived cereal based on a pink cartoon cat. It only spent one year on grocery store shelves.
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10 1990s Fast Food Items That We're Glad Didn't Last
In an attempt to create new and innovative menu items to keep up with the fast food craze of the '90s, there were a few that really missed the mark.
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7 US Presidents With The Most Bizarre Eating Habits
Plenty of U.S. presidents were known to have certain quirks, and the following presidents made some unusual choices when it came to food and drink.
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This Boston Neighborhood Has Some Of The Most Traditional Italian Food In The Country
If you want to eat authentic Italian food, but don't want to pay to go to Italy, then head to Boston, which has one of the best Little Italy areas around.
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9 Iconic Regional Steaks Worth Trying At Least Once
There are tons of unique, regional steak dishes and cuts around the country. If you're planning a meaty road trip, here are the ones worth stopping for.
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The Iconic Las Vegas Casino That Once Served 50 Cent Shrimp Cocktail
The idea of shrimp cocktails selling for less than a dollar these days sounds outlandish. However, a Las Vegas casino once sold millions of them for 50 cents.
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14 Food Brands And Chains That Have Faced The Biggest Boycotts In US History
From Coors and Chobani to Wendy's and Bud Light, see which food brands faced the biggest boycotts in U.S. history and why consumers took a stand.
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This Once-Popular Grocery Chain Was Booming In The '50s But Didn't Make It To The 2000s
Grocery giants seem impossible to topple but their success is a lot more volatile than it seems. This chain was popular for decades, but ultimately didn't last.
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The Old-School Pittsburgh Spot Serving Giant Fried Fish Sandwiches For Over 150 Years
If you're craving a hefty slice of fried fish in Pittsburgh, there's only one place you need to go — and this has been the case for a long, long time.
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What The Discovery Of 4,000-Year-Old Noodles In China Taught Us About The World-Famous Food
The origin story of noodles is tricky to trace. But a discovery in China provides particularly interesting insight as to when and how they were first prepared.
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