The Floating McDonald's Location That Was Abandoned In 1986
McDonald's iconic Golden Arches are everywhere, but with tens of thousands of locations worldwide, a few stand out — like the floating restaurant built in 1986.
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The Discontinued Planters Snack From The '90s That Deserves A Revival
Planters nuts are still everywhere, but one discontinued '90s classic remains a holy grail for serious snack heads who can't get their hands on it anymore.
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Why Keurig's Coffee Pod Inventor Regrets His Creation
Keurig has no shortage of admirers, but one person who isn't among them is John Sylvan, the man who actually invented the K-Cup — and regrets it.
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Pyrex Vs CorningWare: The Main Difference To Keep In Mind
Pyrex and CorningWare may be made by the same company, but the two products are decidedly different. Here is how the two compare and which is better.
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Apple Pie Vs Apple Cobbler: Here's The Actual Difference
Apple pie, apple cobbler, they both are pastry-laden baked apple desserts, so what's the real difference? And which is the real American dessert?
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The '80s McDonald's Happy Meal Promo That Took Customers To Space
Ask any '80s kid which Happy Meal promo they recall most fondly, and the answer is almost unanimous: the one that took customers to space, of course!
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Bratwurst Vs Knockwurst: How The Sausages Are Actually Different
Any connoisseur of German sausage is likely familiar with the famous bratwurst, the main star of the sausage world, but have you heard of knockwurst?
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Why Does Wahlburgers Use Government Cheese On Its Burgers?
You may have eaten a cheeseburger at Wahlburgers, and if so, you've had what the brand refers to as "government cheese." Here's what that is and why it's used.
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Why Pie Is So Common At Old-School Diners
When you think of an old school American diner, if you don't automatically picture a display case full of pie, are you really thinking of a diner?
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The Ranch-Style Baked Beans That Were Popular In The '60s
Back in the 1960s, ranch-style beans were all the rage. You could find them canned in the store, but they were also popular to make at home.
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8 Kitchen Appliance Colors That Dominated The '70s
The appliances you could get in the '70s were far more colorful than the boring steel, black, and white we see today, with these colors popping the most.
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12 Classic School Lunches From The 1970's
An American cafeteria in the 1970s had a unique assortment of menu items, and we've taken a trip down memory lane to rediscover these classic '70s lunches.
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One Of The World's Best-Selling Coffee Brands And KitKat Are Owned By The Same Company
It may be surprising to learn, but one of the world's best-selling coffee brands is owned and produced by the same candy company that makes Kit-Kat.
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Dolly Parton's Banana Pudding Recipe Has One Finishing Touch That Makes It Unforgettable
Dolly Parton may have been known for her singing, acting, and business acumen, but she was also a whiz in the kitchen. This sets her banana pudding apart.
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Jack Daniel's Vs Crown Royal: Which Whiskey Is More Expensive?
Both Jack Daniel's and Crown Royal are popular North American whiskeys and are great entries into whiskey (or is that whisky?), but which is cheaper?
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Make Southern Italy's Unique Iced Coffee With This Special Ingredient
Southern Italy's cuisine is markedly different from the rest of the country, largely thanks to Arab colonization. Replicate its iced coffee with this syrup.
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Oilerie: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Oilerie was started by a couple who journeyed to Europe and found olive oil sold bottled fresh. They brought the idea to the States, but did the Sharks dive in?
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Chicken Salt: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
While there are many different vegan products available, Chicken Salt and Jada Brands stand apart with their focus on low sodium, but did the Sharks bite?
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5 Lesser-Known Focaccia Varieties You Need To Try
From stuffed styles oozing with cheese to others loaded with toppings, here are some lesser-known, but no less delicious, focaccia varieties worth trying.
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Saucemoto: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Saucemoto was started by three friends looking to help people who eat in their cars manage their dips for fries and nuggets, but did the Sharks bite?
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The Difference Between A French And New Orleans Roux
You might think a roux is a roux, but if you're making a French dish, it's going to look very different than if the recipe happens to be from New Orleans.
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What's The World's Best-Selling Cookie?
There are millions of cookies eaten over the globe, but amidst the chaos and clamor, one cookie rises above them all as the best-seller. This is that cookie.
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Why You Should Add This Savory Deli Meat To Your Italian Subs
When you think of an Italian sub or hoagie, you probably imagine mortadella, salami, or even pepperoni, but there is a very tasty reason to add this deli meat.
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5 Changes McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Has Seen Over The Years
While the core ingredients of McDonald's Filet-O-Fish have remained fairly consistent over the years, the sandwich has still evolved since its debut.
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What's America's Best-Selling Cake Mix In 2026?
Sometimes packaged foods miss the mark and fall short on flavor, but when it comes to boxed cake mix, one beloved brand truly takes the, well, cake.
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The Major Frozen Pizza Brand That's Owned By Nestlé
This major frozen pizza brand, which was super popular in the 1990s, was acquired by Nestlé years ago as part of a multi-billion dollar deal.
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What Dolly Parton Loved To Eat At Dollywood
Dolly Parton's love of food is well documented, so the food selection at her Dollywood theme park was carefully curated. Here's her favorite dish.
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