The Old-School Breadcrumb Mix That Works Perfectly On Fried Fish
Even though this old-school mix was originally meant for chicken, it works well with other proteins too, including as a perfect coating for fried fish.
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The History Of Blanton's Iconic Jockey Bottle Stoppers
Those familiar with Kentucky's Blanton's bourbon will recognize the jockey bottle stoppers that top every bottle. Over time, they've become coveted keepsakes.
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5 Fast Food Scandals That Shocked The Industry
Rarely does a fast food giant escape scandal. From McDonald's to Taco Bell, most industry leaders have faced significant controversy at one point or another.
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This 1950s Sandwich Looks Nothing Like Its Modern-Day Counterpart
There are plenty of old-school food trends that don't resonate with modern palates; the 1950s version of this sandwich is a prime example of that disconnect.
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Elvis Loaded His Fridge Up With His Favorite Greasy Food
Elvis is known for being the King of rock, but he's also renown for his appetite. There was one greasy food in particular he always liked to have on hand.
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Jamie Oliver Would Pick This Italian Dish As His Last Meal
Jamie Oliver might be British, but his idea of a last meal is entirely Italian. Here's what he would choose, how he would serve it, and what he pairs it with.
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This Famous Spicy Mustard Has Been A Staple At Cleveland Ballparks For Over 75 Years
Anyone from Cleveland, or those visiting who happen to have been to a ball game, know that there is one type of mustard that is famous to the region.
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The Oldest Brewery In The States Has Been Pouring Beer Since 1829
One American brewery has managed something rare: It isn't the largest in the world, yet it's been a household staple for nearly two centuries.
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This Legendary New Orleans Hot Dog Stand Has Been Serving Up Franks For 80 Years
If you've been to the French quarter in New Orleans, then you've seen this iconic hot dog purveyor that has been around for almost a century now.
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Why John Lennon's Love For This Beloved Snack Faded Faster Than You Can Say 'Cake'
John Lennon, known for his music, was also a lover of sweets. After having grown up with rationing, he bought as many of these snack cakes as he could.
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Turn Yellow Mustard Into Your Own DIY Dijon With A Few Pantry Ingredients
Out of Dijon mustard but need it in a desperate pinch? If you have yellow mustard and a few pantry staples, you can make your own DIY version.
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The Fast Food Chain That's Been Family-Owned Since 1921
You might think that the oldest fast food restaurant is the most successful, McDonald's, but there's one brand, run by the same family, that's even older.
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Do The Tiny Handles On Maple Syrup Bottles Serve Any Purpose?
Many maple syrup bottles harken back to a time when liquids came in large jugs, ones that required handles, but what purpose do these tiny ones serve?
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Why This Chicken Chain Quietly Changed Its Recipe
Most fast food chains have proprietary recipes that they guard, adding to their allure with a layer of secrecy. Shocking, then, that a chain changed its recipe.
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The McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Price In 1991 Has Fans Wanting To Time-Travel
We all know how inflation has affected prices, causing them to go up and up, but the price people paid in 1991 for a Filet-O-Fish is unmatched.
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What Are The Coca-Cola Machine Cameras Actually Recording?
Coca-Cola launched its Freestyle machines over a decade ago, but many didn't notice that there is a camera right there, in the machine itself.
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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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This Midwestern Soda Company Still Uses An 18th-Century Bottling Tradition
Back when glass soda bottles were relatively new, and recycling wasn't quite a thing, there was this bottling tradition. A Midwestern company keeps it going.
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The Forgotten Johnny Cash Fast Food Chain Jingle That Came Out In The 1990s
While Johnny Cash's music has appeared in many advertisements, few remember that he once sang a signature jingle for an iconic fast food restaurant.
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The Price Of A Burger King Whopper Was Shockingly Low In 1957 Compared To Today
Even if you account for the shocking amount of inflation we've undergone, the original price of a Whopper from Burger King was incredibly low.
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McDonald's Egg McMuffins Once Came With These Sugary Condiments
McDonald's has rolled back several condiment offerings, including its famous Szechuan sauce and two sugary preserves once paired with Egg McMuffins.
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The Nostalgic Midwestern Beer That's Been Around Since The 1800s
To crack open this nostalgic Midwestern beer is to drink in over a century of heritage. It’s more than just a cold one; it’s a storied tradition.
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How The Original Donut From America's First Shop In 1673 Was Different From Today's Version
The original donut, developed in New York by Dutch immigrants, looked totally different to the glorious donut we know and love today. Here's its history.
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This 1970s Potluck Meal Stretched Pantry Staples
In the 1970s, potlucks were popular gatherings, and one dish that was always a hit used nothing more than pantry staples to make something delicious.
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This Iconic New Orleans Breakfast Has Been A Staple For Over A Century
New Orleans' oldest French-Creole restaurant created an iconic breakfast dish to honor a legendary playwright; today, it remains an absolute classic.
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