18 Foods People Ate During The Great Depression
See the staple foods and inventive meals that sustained families during the Great Depression, from homemade breads to creative uses of modest ingredients.
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The 1980s Burger Chain Restaurant That's Making A Comeback In Michigan
Those longing for the days when this '80s burger chain was once widespread will be excited to hear that the brand has found new life in Michigan.
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The Oldest Pizza Chain In The US Still Has Dozens Of Locations
Pizza chains have been a thing in the United States for a long time, but among the big names, the oldest chain is a name you might have forgotten.
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15 Vintage Casseroles Everyone Used To Eat
Ages come and go, but casseroles remain a staple of our eating habits. Whether you're cooking something new aged, or these vintage recipes, casseroles comfort.
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The Humble Yet Crucial Cooking Tool Revolutionary War Soldiers Relied On
During the Revolutionary War, soldiers often had to cook their own meals. That made this cooking tool essential to not only their survival but winning the war.
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Are Olive Garden-Style Breadsticks Available In Italy?
We all love the breadsticks at Olive Garden, but if you were to visit Italy, would you be able to find the same fluffy delights? Here's what you should know.
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You've Probably Never Heard The Quaker Oats Mascot's Real Name Before
We all know him as the "Quaker Oats guy," but did you know the long-running mascot actually has a name? You'll never guess what it is.
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What Even Is Huitlacoche And Can You Safely Eat It?
Huitlacoche might not look edible, but it's considered a delicacy to some. Find out more about the history of huitlacoche and how it is grown today.
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The Fruity, Old-School Ice Cream Flavor We Don't See People Eat Anymore
This fruity ice cream has a rich and varied history, and was once popular enough to have a song named after it, but it can be hard to find today.
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The Old Indiana Bar That Allegedly Served Historical Figures Like Al Capone
Visitors rave about this Indiana bar with vintage decor that makes it easy to imagine one of its rumored patrons, Al Capone, enjoying a drink and cigar there.
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This Old-School 'Emergency Sandwich' Was A Staple Of The 1930s
This outside-of-the-box sandwich is perfect for when your cupboards are nearly empty. Chances are you always have the ingredients on hand.
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Ciabatta Bread's History Is A Bit More Complicated Than You Might Think
Ciabatta became beloved not only for its texture and flavor, but also since it was forgiving, didn't require elaborate shaping, and can be made in any kitchen.
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10 Discontinued Cereals From The '90s We Want To Bring Back
Back in the '90s, several kids' shows and movies were marketed with the sugary launch of short-lived cereals that now scream millennial food nostalgia.
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Here's The Meaning And Origin Of Hellmann's Blue Ribbon Logo Design
Hellman's Mayonnaise has a very specific label that any shopper can recognize it from a distance at a glance. It was an intentional design from the start.
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This Classic American Dessert Actually Started As A Poor Man's Treat In 11th Century England
Food isn't just about sustenance. It brings people together, not just around a table, but across time itself. This dish, for example, dates back a millennium.
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Here's What $10 Worth Of Groceries Looked Like In 1900
It's no secret that inflation has led to a huge increase in prices that you've likely noticed in your own lifetime -- and they've changed even more since 1900.
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This Classic Soul Food Was Aretha Franklin's Absolute Favorite
Aretha Franklin absolutely adored this soul food that takes a lot of time and effort to cook right. Unfortunately, she eventually had to nix it from her diet.
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Why Domino's Was Forced To Abandon Its Famous 30-Minute Delivery Promise
Domino's 30-minute guarantee became one of the most recognizable marketing promises of its time before fading away in the early 1990s.
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Taco Bell's '90s Value Menu Would Break The Internet Today
Inflation keeps driving prices higher, and even fast food with its cheap reputation isn't immune. Here's what Taco Bell's '90s value menu looked like.
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The Company Behind Cheerios Also Launched One Of America's Biggest Italian Chains
Cheerios is a household brand, but it's still a bit surprising that the popular cereal helped bring us one of the most beloved restaurant chains out there.
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The Discontinued Budweiser Beer You Might Not Remember
Budweiser closed the '80s by hopping on a hot beer trend, and it's possible that the popularity of one of its own products eventually led to this Bud's demise.
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The Bloody Mary's Original Name Was Somehow Even More Gruesome
There is often lore around the names of cocktails, including the Bloody Mary, but the early version of vodka with tomato juice had a different, grisly name.
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The Household-Name Brand Responsible For Making Tea Affordable
While coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world today, not so long ago it wasn't affordable for the average person. Here's how that all changed.
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The Quirky Milk Bag Canadians Use That's Actually Eco-Friendly
You might be used to milk jugs and cartons, but Canadians are used to milk bags. Here's how they came about and why they're an eco-friendly alternative.
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The Seafood Dish Frank Sinatra Loved To Order At Patsy's Italian Restaurant
Patsy's Italian Restaurant in NYC kept Frank Sinatra coming back by making one of the "My Way" crooner's favorite seafood dishes to his exact specifications.
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14 Vintage Chicken Dishes No One Seems To Make Anymore
Though once incredibly popular, these chicken dishes have fallen out of fashion for various reasons, but perhaps it's time we return to these retro classics.
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This Candy Was The First Wrapped Penny Candy In The US
Penny candy stores may be mostly a thing of the past (thanks, inflation!), the mark they made on culture remains. It's where this icon got its start.
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