RIP To These Cooking And Baking Products That Vanished From Store Shelves
Here today, gone tomorrow. Here are some popular baking and cooking items that have been discontinued in recent years, much to the disappointment of fans.
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This Alabama Burger Chain's Sauce And Sweet Tea Has Kept Fans Hooked Since WWII
Southern classics can withstand changing times, and this chain knows that well. It's expanded over time, but its heart still lies in two popular items.
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The Boomer Kitchen Keepsake That's Quietly Disappearing
Kitchen trends come and go, but some things become heirlooms over time. These items used to populate kitchens around the country, but are becoming obsolete.
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What It Actually Means To 'Scallop' A Dish
Nobody can pass up scalloped potatoes when they see them on the menu, but what does it actually mean to "scallop" a potato — or any other food, for that matter?
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San Antonio's Oldest Mexican Restaurant Is Approaching 100 Years — And Still Going Strong
Nearly 100 years ago, one Mexican restaurant opened in San Antonio that has become a legendary Tex-Mex staple. Don't sleep on this Texas institution.
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The Oldest Chain Restaurant In The World Didn't Start In The US
Although most international food chains seem to have been started in the U.S., the world's oldest restaurant chain actually began elsewhere.
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16 Classic Food Network Shows That Time Made Us Forget
With so many shows airing over the years on Food Network, there's a good chance you forgot entirely about some of these long-cancelled series.
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The Coffee Orders Of 10 American Presidents
Drinking coffee was a political statement for some presidents, while others just enjoyed its flavor. Regardless, they all had a favorite way to drink coffee.
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This Iconic Tribeca Restaurant Was A Favorite Of JFK Jr. And Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy
Today, Nobu is an internationally known name, synonymous with high-end Peruvian-Japanese cuisine and celebrities alike — including the Kennedys.
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Wendy's Fries Used To Be Made In A More Flavorful Way
Long before Wendy's modern aspirations for "natural cut" or "hot and crispy" offerings, the fast food chain made its fries with this ingredient.
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13 Foods Eaten By Astronauts In Outer Space
With the upcoming Artemis II lunar mission, we thought it would be fun to explore some of the foods astronauts have eaten during their time in space.
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Long Before The Hits, Barry Manilow Wrote Famous Jingles For Two Rival Fast Food Chains
Even before he penned "Copacabana," Barry Manilow was busy writing catchy tunes — this time for two major fast food chains.
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Waffle House Drew Inspiration From A 24/7 Diner That Sadly Didn't Make It
Waffle House is a very popular breakfast chain with locations all over the South. The concept came from a diner chain that is no longer around.
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10 Prohibition-Era Speakeasies You Can Still Visit
During Prohibition, countless speakeasies sprang up, and while many have closed, a few exist where you can experience the history without the criminality.
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One Of JFK Jr.'s Favorite NYC Restaurants Is Still Nearly Impossible To Book
Want to eat where JFK Jr. once ate and rub shoulders with New York royalty? Well, tough luck — because you're never getting a reservation here.
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Give Your Favorite Chili Mexican Flair With Just A Few Additions
Looking to spice up your next batch of chili? Lean into the roots of this classic dish by adding the flavors of another popular Mexican street food.
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When Raising Cane's Was Short On Fry Cooks, Corporate Employees Traded Ties For Aprons To Fill In
In some companies, everyone has to step up, regardless of their position in the hierarchy, and that's what Raising Cane's staff did during some tough times.
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10 Popular Great Depression Foods That People Still Regularly Eat Today
During the Great Depression, home cooks had to rely on resourcefulness and creativity, but this hardship introduced many classic dishes we still love today.
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Steven Spielberg's Forgotten LA Sandwich Shop Was Like Eating On A Movie Set
The 1990s were a boom time for themed restaurants across America, but few were as crazy and immersive to be inside as Steven Spielberg's sandwich place.
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David Bowie's Favorite Food Was A Cheese-Topped British Comfort Dish
David Bowie was an out-there boundary-breaking superstar, but his favorite food was a traditional homespun dish that tops the tables of many British homes.
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This Legume Isn't Just Nutritious, It's A Global Wartime Staple
When food is rationed during wartime, people are forced to get creative with ingredients. The United States embraced this legume during World War II.
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Guy Fieri Once Called This Brisket Sandwich 'Hillbilly Beef Wellington'
Guy Fieri is no stranger to ladling heaps of praise onto small business owners and restauranteurs, but his love of this sandwich is still exciting.
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That Old Ice Bucket Could Be Worth A Small Fortune — Here's What To Look For
Before you have a huge kitchen clear out, check that your old ice bucket isn't worth hundreds of dollars -- there are some types that are highly collectable.
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Elizabeth Taylor Loved Drinking This Liquor Alongside A Plate Of Fried Chicken
There are a lot of good drinks to enjoy alongside a plate of crispy, hot fried chicken, but movie star and style connoisseur Liz Taylor chose this one thing.
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Why KFC Discontinued These Saucy Ribs Fans Still Talk About Years Later
KFC is known for its chicken, obviously. But during the 1970s and '80s they wowed customers by using those same 11 herbs and spices on barbecue ribs.
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Cleveland's Oldest Restaurant Is Truly Old-School Italian
If you love traditional Italian restaurants then this is the place to head to in Ohio, for delicious family-recipe dishes that haven't changed over decades.
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6 Once-Popular Lunches That You Don't See Much Anymore
Step back in time and discover the once-popular American lunches that have silently vanished with changing tastes, availability, and affordability.
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