Why 1980s Meals Were Always Garnished With Parsley
From steak dinners to bowls of soup, 1980s restaurants topped nearly every dish with a sprig of parsley. But why was this garnish so ubiquitous?
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This Unusual Omelet Ingredient Was A Hit 100 Years Ago
This sweet omelet ingredient was all the rage a century ago - and it might just surprise you. Turns out, breakfast used to have a bit more creative flair.
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Paul Newman Drank Over 3,500 Beers In A Year – Here's His Favorite Brand
Paul Newman was not only a famous actor, but he was famously fond of beer, drinking over 3,000 a year. This brand of beer was his drink of choice.
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The Forgotten Johnny Cash Fast Food Chain Jingle That Came Out In The 1990s
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Where Costco's Kirkland Signature Syrup Actually Comes From
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This Fast Food Chain Actually Has A Real Hamburger University
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