Jimmy Carter's Favorite Dessert Of All Time Was One His Wife Always Made
The best desserts are made by loved ones. Jimmy Carter shared this sentiment, favoring his wife Rosalynn's signature nutty speciality above all others.
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March Is The Most Meaningful Month To Order At Jersey Mike's. Here's Why
If you're looking to order several Jersey Mike's sandwiches, wait until March. Here's why that's undoubtedly the best time to enjoy this sub chain.
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This Oregon-Based Restaurant Chain Sold More Than Half Its Locations To Denny's In The 1980s
Local restaurant chains have a hard time competing with national ones, and this Oregon chain ended up selling most of its locations to Denny's as a result.
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This Fancy-Sounding Diner Sandwich Is A Pittsburgh Staple
Pittsburgh has their sandwich game on lockdown. This open-faced number covered in creamy cheese sauce is making a major comeback.
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Here's What Happened To Zipz Wine From Shark Tank
Zipz Wine sold single-serve wines in innovative, plastic glasses. At the time, it was the highest-recorded deal in Shark Tank's history. Here's what happened.
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Are Americans Finally Done With 'Guilt-Tipping' At Checkout?
Tipping is a controversial custom that's been engrained into American culture, but are people finally getting fed up with it?
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The Simple Taco Bell Tots From The '90s That Everyone Still Misses
Like many fast food chains, Taco Bell has quite a few discontinued items that past customers have loved. Here's what fans are missing from the '90s.
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This Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Punch From Childhood Belongs At Grown-Up Gatherings
A bowl of punch can brighten up any gathering, and it's infinitely customizable. It can be boozy or not, sweet or fizzy, and adds a pop of color to the table.
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The Oldest Restaurant In Every US State You Can Still Visit
As long as there has been society, there have been restaurants. These are America's oldest eateries, which continue to please all across the Union.
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This Ice Cream Brand Has Over 200 Stores Across The US, And It's Not Ben & Jerry's
Going out for ice cream is a pleasurable pastime, and you may have a favorite spot already, but this one surprising brand has way more stores than you realize.
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The Discontinued Burger King Sandwich We Want Back Rivaled McDonald's Filet-O-Fish
Despite numerous rebrands, and partly due to environmental activism, Burger King's much-loved sandwich was eventually replaced by a more conventional offering.
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America's First Cocktail Included A Splash Of 'The Green Fairy'
America's first cocktail isn't made the same way today as it was in the 19th century. Here's how this timeless and classic cocktail came to be.
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What Europe Does Better When It Comes To Food
Why do travelers and influencers think that food in Europe is inherently safer and healthier for you? The answer may be more complicated that you think.
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This Is How Kentucky Sawdust Pie Got Its Unappetizing Name
With a name like Kentucky sawdust pie, this dessert doesn't quite sound terribly appetizing. However, don't let the name fool you; there's more to this dish.
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18 Classic Funeral Foods, Explained
Take a look at some popular funeral foods from across the globe, learn a bit about how they're prepared, and why they're deeply rooted in tradition.
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15 Vintage Desserts Everyone Loved In The 1950s
Join us as we take a trip down memory lane, revisiting desserts that people enjoyed during the 1950s. You might recognize a few from the present day.
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The Fast-Food Pioneer That Served Millions But Couldn't Escape Bankruptcy — Twice
What went so tragically wrong for this fast-food pioneer, which was known for its great food, coffee, and inclusivity? Several factors are most likely to blame.
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9 Old-School Pasta Dishes You Probably Haven't Had In Years
Can you remember the last time you ate frog eye salad or macaroni loaf? These old-school pasta dishes were once popular, but we haven't seen them in years.
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This Is The Cheese To Reach For When Making Tacos Or Quesadillas
Grated cheddar cheese may be the standard at Taco Bell, but traditionally quesadillas should use this cheese from the Mexican state of Oaxaca.
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The Once-Popular Canned Comfort Food We Rarely See People Eat These Days
One popular canned food from the post-World War II era never disappeared entirely; it was simply overshadowed by more fashionable alternatives.
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8 Vintage Food Brands That Don't Exist Anymore
During the '60s and '70s, a number of food brands enjoyed massive popularity. But now, they're no longer around, only living on in memories and vintage ads.
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Whatever Happened To Flavor Aid Powdered Drink Mixes?
Flavor Aid powdered drink mixes were incredibly popular in the 1970s but have been overtaken by Kool-Aid in recent years. Here's more about the brand.
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11 Once-Popular Desserts That No One Eats Anymore
From creamy banana pudding to the curiously named Floating Islands, we examine the classic desserts we wish were still widespread today.
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You May Have Forgotten Kenny Rogers Roasters, But It's Still Thriving Overseas
Kenny Rogers Roasters was once a growing U.S. chicken brand, but now it's more popular on the other side of the world than domestically.
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Why So Many Iconic American Foods Trace Back To One Event
American food is some of the best there is, and you have one historic event to thank for the popularity of many of them.
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15 Medieval Dishes We'd Actually Eat Today
Despite a majority of people living in the peasant class during Medieval times, the average diet was fairly varied. Some dishes could even make it today.
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Kmart's Failed '80s Warehouse Chain Came With A Unique Food Court
In the late '80s, the discount retail chain Kmart reinvented itself with a bold experiment: an upscale grocery store on steroids that even inclued a food court.
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