Why Does Canned Corned Beef Come In Rectangular Tins?
You've probably noticed that most canned goods come in round cans, but corned beef is an outlier. This has long been the case, and there's a compelling reason.
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Why California Is Considered The Unofficial Birthplace Of Fast Food
While fast food may not have officially begun in California, there's a reason the Golden State can claim to be its unofficial birthplace.
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This Showstopping Dessert From The 1950s Was Made With Multiple Jell-O Flavors
This Jell-O dessert packs tons of fruity flavor through brightly colored layers. Take a trip back to the '50s with this straightforward dessert.
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10 Retro Restaurant Chains That Went Bankrupt In The '80s
These retro restaurant chains went bankrupt in the 1980s. Some disappeared entirely, while others evolved, merged, or still linger in unexpected ways.
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Why You'll Find Spam Everywhere In Hawaii
The history of Spam in Hawaii goes back to World War II. We look at why the product landed on the islands and how locals have embraced it.
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Kerr Vs Ball Mason Jars: Is There A Difference?
Both Kerr and Ball Mason jars are owned by the same company, Newell Corporation, and you might be wondering if there's a difference between the two.
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This Iconic Florida Shellfish Nicknamed 'Pink Gold' Is A Must-Try For Seafood Lovers
If you're an avid seafood lover who's always on the lookout for something new to try, let us bring Florida's "pink gold" shellfish to your attention.
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The Old School Chocolate Brand That's Been Around For Hundreds Of Years
Some brands come and go while others stand the test of time. This old school chocolate brand got started before the revolutionary war and is still around today.
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The Meat-Filled Pancakes From The '50s We'd Honestly Still Make Today
Even though the recipe for meat-filled pancakes has largely stayed in the decade it originates from, the 1950s, we think it's worth giving it a shot today.
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This International Pasta Brand Was Born In The Same Region As Parmigiano Reggiano
One of the most popular brands of pasta was created in the same region as Parmigiano Reggiano, a beloved cheese that's grated over pasta all around the world.
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22 Facts About Tomatoes Everyone Should Know
Tomatoes are ubiquitous in our kitchens, but it hasn't always been. From origin to cooking tips, here's everything you should know about the humble tomato.
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The Chicken Company Behind America's Most Popular Hot Dog Brand
Summer obviously calls for burgers and hot dogs. We know you're going to pick that very popular glizzy brand, and you'll be surprised by what company owns it.
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9 Old-School TV Dinners We Grew Up With And Still Miss Today
These vintage frozen TV dinners are gone but certainly not forgotten, as their names alone conjure up memories of watching prime time TV with the whole family.
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These 15 Food Brands Have Some Of The Most Devoted Fans
There's no shortage of food items and companies with loyal customers, and these 15 food brands have some of the most devoted fan followings out there.
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18 Things Everyone Ate And Drank At Sleepovers In The '90s
Nothing keeps '90s sleepovers alive in our memories like the taste of food and drinks such as Dunkaroos and Surge soda, among the 16 others on our list.
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This California Route 66 Restaurant Outlasted Murders, Fires, And Marilyn Monroe
Usually, the most interesting aspect of a restaurant is its menu. However, this California eatery has a history packed with drama, conspiracies, and tragedy.
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9 Dishes From The Victorian Era We'd Still Eat Today
The Victorian Era inspired tons of great dishes — including desserts and entrees — and here are some that are still enjoyed today and found in restaurants.
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Chocolate Wasn't Originally Used For Eating: Here's Its First Purpose
The history of chocolate is quite long, but we've only been eating it in solid form for fewer than 200 years. Here's the way it was first enjoyed.
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The Steak Orders Of 19 US Presidents
How did the leaders of the free world take their steak? We've rounded up the preferred steak orders of U.S. presidents from colonial times through today.
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Why Cork, Ireland Is A Crucial City In The History Of Butter Worldwide
How much do you know about the history of butter? If you've never been to Cork, Ireland, here's why you should hop the pond.
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The Taco Bell Sandwich That Was Discontinued In The '90s And Caused A Protest
It was Taco Bell's answer to a burger, but more sloppy Joe-like and featuring taco toppings.
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Meet Buckle Cake: The Old-School Dessert Born From Pure Resourcefulness
While buckle cake may seem old-fashioned, this versatile fruity cakey bake should definitely be on your radar for a dessert that's good at any time of day.
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The Strange UK Law That Makes It Illegal To Handle Salmon 'Suspiciously'
There are a lot of strange laws on the books, including this one in the UK. The law is aimed at keeping salmon sustainable and consumers safe.
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The Ancient Origins Of Rock Candy
Sugar, particularly in rock candy form, represents a long history of global trade and power, and remains a well-loved symbolic food in many parts of the world.
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The 1950s Dinner That Featured Canned Soup, Tuna, And ... Waffles?
The 1950s were curious culinary times, when experimentation often beat appetizing ideas, and this recipe is no exception. Luckily, we do have alternative ideas.
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17 Vintage Southern Desserts That Deserve A Comeback ASAP
Move over red velvet cake and peach cobbler, there are some other vintage Southern desserts worth celebrating. Try making one (or more) yourself!
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How The US Popularized (And Totally Changed) General Tso's Chicken
General Tso's chicken is a delicious meal that many associate with traditional Chinese food. However, the United States made the dish what it is today.
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