10 Differences Between White Castle And Krystal
White Castle and Krystal might seem like the same fast food restaurant since both are known for their square-shaped sliders, but there are some key differences.
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Judy Garland's Best-Loved Comfort Food Was A Unique Twist On A Classic
Made her way, Judy Garland's favorite comfort food dish contained half of a lamb leg and two chicken breasts.
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Everything You'll Ever Need To Know About Instant Ramen
Here is everything you ever wanted to know about instant ramen. Though it began as a humble block of noodles, it became a global legend in just a few decades.
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The Tragic Tale Of McDonald's Mozzarella Sticks
McDonald's has had some hits and misses over the years. Remember the McDLT? Probably not. Mozzarella sticks were on the menu a couple of times.
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The Pizza Buffet Chain You Nearly Forgot About Could Come Back In Full Force
When you're looking for a good meal at a fair price, you can't beat an all-you-can-eat pizza buffet. This once-giant chain is poised for a comeback.
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13 Discontinued Oreo Flavors That Deserve A Comeback
Is your favorite Oreo cookie still on store shelves today? If not, it deserves a comeback just like these other discontinued or limited-edition flavors.
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The Difference Between Tomato Pie And Pizza, Explained
What makes an East Coast tomato pie any different from a traditional pizza? Here's what you need to know before you order.
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The Sheer Number Of Baskin-Robbins Flavors Might Surprise You
Once Baskin-Robbins had 31 flavors they were known for, now there's so many more. You'd need to eat a ludicrous amount of ice cream to try them all.
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If You Vaguely Remember A McDonald's Breakfast Buffet, You're Not Wrong
Fast food buffets have largely become a thing of the past, but did McDonald's ever have one? It appears that, once upon a time, they did.
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Here's Why The British Call French Fries 'Chips'
It can get confusing when in Britain as they refer to fries as chips (and chips as crisps). So let's delve into how the different name arose over the pond.
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What Was The First Campbell's Soup Flavor?
It's not an exaggeration to call Campbell's soup cans iconic, particularly after being depicted by Andy Warhol, but which one was the very first flavor?
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The First Upside-Down Cake Was Not Made With Pineapple
Pineapple might be synonymous with the upside-down cake style these days, but that wasn't always the case. Here's the first fruit that was used.
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Martha Washington's Favorite Drink Was A Classic She Learned From Her Mother
Martha Washington, America's first First Lady, was quite the tipple connoisseur -- as her favorite alcoholic beverage left no question about it.
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Before Plant-Based Was Trendy, There Was Depression-Era Mock Chicken
Plant-based meals are all the rage nowadays, but decades before this trend, mock chicken was a popular meat alternative during the Great Depression.
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The Rise And Tragic Fall Of The Most Bizarre Pizza Mascot, The Noid
Today, it may be hard to understand how a pizza chain's mascot could become a bonafide celebrity, but in the '80s it made total sense.
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Here's Where The Oreo Cookie's Symbol Really Comes From
If you've ever studied an Oreo cookie before dunking it in milk, you've probably noticed its intricate pattern and logo. But where did that symbol come from?
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New Mexico Vs Colorado Chiles: What's The Difference?
Not really sure what the difference is between New Mexico and Colorado's respective brands of chiles? You're not alone, but thankfully, we have some answers.
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The Controversial History Of Cooking With Beef Tallow
It's hard to keep up with food fads, never mind the latest health advice regarding foods. We unravel why cooking with beef tallow has a contradictory history.
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11 Royal Wedding Menus From History (And Which We Think Is The Best)
What does it mean to eat like royalty? We take a look at some grandiose menus from royal weddings throughout history to see which one looks best.
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Bee Sting Cocktail: What It's Made Of And How It Got Its Iconic Name
If you're a fan of the Prohibition-inspired bee's knees cocktail, you'll want to try a bee sting next. Here's everything you need to know about the drink.
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The Unconventional Fruit Pie New Yorkers Love (And The Best NY Spots To Try It)
Oddly enough, not all fruits are commonly found baked into pies. One unconventional example is popular in New York. Here are the best places to try it.
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The 150-Year-Old Watering Hole For Presidents In Washington DC
Over a century of history has made this bar-slash-restaurant a Washington D.C. staple. Get the lowdown on which U.S. presidents have visited this famous spot.
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The Staggering Difference Between Grocery Prices Now Vs The 1950s
In today's economy, it's hard not to think back to what grocery prices were like decades ago. The difference between the 1950s and now is like night and day.
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How Gainesville, Georgia, Became The Poultry Capital Of The World
Chicken might be popular just about everywhere, but only one city holds the official title of "Poultry Capital of the World," and that's Gainesville, Georgia.
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Here's Why Hot Dogs Are Sometimes Called Franks
If you've ever heard a hot dog be called a frank and wondered why, we have some answers for you. It all goes back to the dish's European origin.
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McDonald's Nearly Went In A Wildly Different Direction With McNuggets
Before the iconic Chicken McNugget, McDonald's tried its hand at another fried side dish that ought to have been given another chance.
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12 Of The Most Pungent Cheeses In The World
Forget about mild and common cheeses like yellow cheddar or mozzarella. We'd like to introduce you to some of the most pungent cheeses in the world.
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