Arizona's Best Steakhouse Has A 1940s Vibe In The Middle Of Phoenix
If you want an old-school dining experience in the heart of Phoenix, Arizona, look no further than this historic steakhouse.
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This 1960s Mall Restaurant Chain Was Part Of Woolworth's, But Didn't Include A Lunch Counter
Reiterations of 1960s lunch counters live on at modern diners to this day -- but the restaurant chain that was once a part of Woolworth's didn't have one.
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16 Haunted Restaurants From Around The World
Ever want to have a pint or dinner with a ghost? Explore some restaurants, inns, and taverns around the world where you might experience paranormal activity.
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You Might Remember This Betty Crocker Party Frosting If You Grew Up In The '80s And '90s
Betty Crocker is a name made infamous for its store-bought baking mixes -- but, if you grew up in the '80s or '90s, you likely know it for its Party Frosting.
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9 Discontinued Little Debbie Snacks That Need To Make A Comeback
If you had a Little Debbie snack in your lunchbox, it was going to be a good day. But sadly, some of our favorite products have disappeared from store shelves.
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What Is A Hot Dish And How Does It Differ From A Casserole?
Hot dish and casserole are not the same thing. While the dishes share similarities, Midwesterners are quick to point out factors that set the two apart.
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Boomers Ate A Lot Of Fish Growing Up – Why Was It So Popular?
Members of the Baby Boom generation have a particular affinity for seafood, so we looked at the factors that could have possibly influenced this.
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The Popular Chicken Comfort Dish Of The '60s And '70s You Can Elevate Or Simplify
There's nothing better than an easy comfort food recipe that's adaptable for a quick weeknight meal or having company over for dinner. This dish is just that.
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The Smart Reason All Of Ben & Jerry's Chunks Are Covered In Fudge
Ben & Jerry's is known for filling ice cream with huge chunks of everything from pretzels to nuts, always covered in fudge, for a good reason beyond just taste.
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The Once-Famous Cut Of Steak That Vanished From Menus
In an age where transparency is everything, ambiguous steak names are no longer in vogue. So, you probably won't see this uniquely named cut on a menu today.
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10 Comfort Foods Every '80s Kid Remembers
If you have a longing for nostalgic foods, then you may recall these comfort foods that kids from the 1980s enjoyed, such as fish sticks or Bagel Bites.
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9 Vintage Cakes That Deserve A Comeback
Many of our grandmothers baked treats that somehow grew out of favor. Here are some nostalgic and classic cakes that should be rediscovered.
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The Legendary North Carolina BBQ Restaurant Guy Fieri Called A Favorite Is Closing After 66 Years
Guy Fieri has visited plenty of barbecue joints across the country, but one that stood out among his favorites is sadly closing its doors this November.
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The Best Popular Pizza Chain Serves Up Chicago-Style Slices
According to Tasting Table, one pizza chain stands far above the rest, known for its Chicago-style pies that cannot be beat.
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9 Retro Chicken Casseroles You Might've Forgotten About
There have been many variations of the chicken casserole throughout history, and though you may have forgotten about these retro ones, they're worth revisiting.
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The Great Depression Staple With Roots In Native American Cooking
Some foods and cooking techniques span time and cultures. Learn how this Native American dish helped families survive the country's harshest years.
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The Philadelphia-Brand Cream Cheese We All Know And Love Was Never Actually Made In Philly
We all love Philadelphia Cream Cheese, but does it really come from the City of Brotherly Love? Believe it or not, it doesn't.
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Los Angeles Students Have Been Eating This Legendary Cafeteria Treat For More Than 70 Years
This California cafeteria legend has been a Los Angeles mainstay for decades, and it continues to be beloved among locals today.
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How Bankruptcy Led To The Downfall Of A Once-Popular Pancake Chain From The '50s
This old-school pancake chain was quite popular for many years, with over 1,000 locations nationwide, only for bankruptcy and controversy to reverse course.
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15 Iconic Ice Cream Flavors And How They Were Invented
If you've ever wondered where certain ice cream flavors originated from, look no further. We did a deep dive into the rich history of these frozen confections.
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This New England Ice Cream Chain Had 99 Years In Business And Over 100 Locations Before Declaring Bankruptcy
Brick-and-mortar locations may no longer exist, but not all hope is lost when it comes to tracking down tubs of this beloved New England ice cream.
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This Old-School Gold Rush–themed Steakhouse Chain Went Bankrupt Twice — Only 10 Locations Remain
One popular steakhouse used to be a bigger name in the restaurant game, but after two bankruptcies, less than a dozen locations remain.
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The Mall Frozen Treat Staple That Went From 3,000 Locations To Less Than 350
Mall food courts are the birth-place of many food trends, many of which disappeared a long with them -- this frozen treat chain in particular.
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9 Of The Biggest Produce Recalls Of All Time
Fresh produce isn't always healthy, especially in these historic cases where recalls were needed. Here are 9 times when fruits and veggies had to be returned.
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10 Classic Comfort Foods Midwesterners Love
From gooey butter cake to hot dish and loose meat sandwiches, the Midwest has no shortage of regional cuisine. Here are 10 of the most classic comfort bites.
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Why This Old-School Steak Preparation Method Fell Out Of Style
Dishes come and go, with some standing the test of time and others falling away. We delve into why this tasty rich steak recipe isn't seen so much anymore.
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The First Custard-Style Pumpkin Pie Was Featured In This Classic American Cookbook
It seems that pumpkin pie has been around as long as America, and this was the very first recipe published in a cookbook.
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