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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Russian Dressing Isn't Actually From Russia. So Where Did It Originate?
Russian dressing is the original go-to for the best Reuben sandwiches, but did you know that the tangy concoction was invented a lot closer to home than Russia?
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This Protein-Rich Salad Spiked In Popularity In The '50s And Really Never Went Away
Popular in the 1950s and still recognizable to this day, leafy greens only prove to be ever-more unnecessary in this protein-rich salad recipe.
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7 Vintage Breakfast Dishes That Are All But Forgotten
While today avocado toast and overnight oats are common breakfasts, back in the day, things were different. Many have forgotten these vintage breakfast dishes.
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10 Iconic Desserts Every '90s Kid Remembers
Every '90s kid has a list of sweet treats that helped make the decade so memorable, and these are just a few of the ones that stand out.
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Fans Of This Defunct Ohio-Based Store Loved Its Food Court So Much, They Gave It A Unique Comeback
When snack bars in department stores were the norm, the one at this regional chain had a cult following. Now, it's back, but not in the way you might expect.
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Whatever Happened To Pop Qwiz Popcorn From The '90s?
If you've ever wondered what happened to snacks like Pop Qwiz, you're not alone. Spoiler: This novelty product has had a brief (yet intense) journey!
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10 Of The Most Iconic Fast Food Sandwiches Of The 1980s
We remember some of the most iconic fast food sandwiches of the 1980s, sold by chains like McDonald's, Burger King, and KFC. Some of them are still on the menu!
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The Vintage Fast Food Chain That Didn't Make It Past The '80s Due To Bankruptcy
This fast food chain wasn't around for long due to bankruptcy in a competitive environment, but it's one we miss dearly and would love to taste one last time.
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This Historic Massachusetts Tavern Predates The Revolutionary War And Has A Connection To Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
If you want a bite-sized flavor of history, head to this Northeastern eatery to dine and walk the same grounds as key historical figures.
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This 1940s Convenience Reshaped American Cooking — And It's Still Going Strong
Back in the 1940s, dinnertime was made easier by this simple modern convenience that we take for granted in the 21st century.
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If You Ate This Custard Dessert As A Child, You Probably Grew Up In The '60s
Many food trends have come and gone in the last 60 years -- but, if you remember this dessert, then you're definitely a product of "The Sixties" era.
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Ice Cream Wasn't Always The Plan For Ben & Jerry's
Despite the fact that Ben & Jerry's is now one of the most successful ice cream brands worldwide, the original plan wasn't selling frozen treats at all!
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15 Old-School Cooking Hacks That Still Work Today
While we as a society may have evolved past some of the cooking techniques of the past, not all of them should be disregarded. These are the hacks to use.
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The Oldest Restaurant In New York Has Ties To George Washington
If you're looking for a historical New York dining experience, head north of the Big Apple for a tavern that was once frequented by George Washington himself.
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This Florida Fast Food Chain Inspired By White Castle Peaked In The '60s — Why Did It Fail?
White Castle has produced several imitators over the years, but none as regionally beloved as this Florida-based chain that, sadly, isn't around anymore.
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