Julia Child Swore By This Old-School Kitchen Tool
Julia Child did more than just bring French cuisine to Americans; she introduced us to many culinary tools that make cooking easier, including the buffalo iron.
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The 5 Best Cereal Box Prizes From The '80s That Made Breakfast Fun
Few things were more exciting when you were a kid than getting the prize inside the cereal box. If you grew up in the 1980s, some toys were extra special.
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The Vintage Breakfast Dish That Became A US Army Staple
A staple of military eating since at least 1910, one vintage breakfast dish is full of sodium, earning both fervent love and affectionate disdain.
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8 Outrageous Fast Food Burgers Nearly Everyone Forgot About
From athlete partnerships to T.V. show-inspired creations, there are some pretty wacky fast food burgers that have come and gone. These are the most outrageous.
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16 Discontinued Fast Food Chains We Wish Still Existed
When fast food was first invented, there was a boom of chains that appeared around the world. These are the ones that we miss that didn't last to today.
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13 Discontinued Taco Bell Items We Desperately Miss
Taco Bell seems to let items go and bring new ones in so fast. But there are some menu items we just can't let go off and wish we could taste one more time.
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Old-School Sodas That Time Forgot
Not all sodas have stood the test of time like Pepsi and Coca-Cola have. From Jolt to Slice to Like Cola, these are old-school sodas that aren't around anymore.
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180 Cup: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
180 Cup made waves when the founder, Solomon Fallas, appeared on "Shark Tank," but how has the company fared since, and what happened to its deal?
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The Sweet Vintage Pie That Was Created By Accident
There's a truly unique and wonderfully sweet pie from the past that slowly became a beloved classic, all thanks to one fortunate little accident.
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The Country That Consumes The Most Potatoes Isn't America Or Ireland
When you think of potatoes, you may think of America (fries, anyone?) or Ireland (thanks to the Great Famine), but neither is the country that eats the most.
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Vintage Soups We Miss Seeing On Restaurant Menus
While some vintage soups have remained ubiquitous on restaurant menus throughout the country, these have not. From turtle soup to consommé, we miss them.
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Old-School Ice Cream Flavors That Have Nearly Vanished From The Freezer
From date nut to tutti frutti, these old school ice cream flavors have faded out of style and are only available in select places, if at all.
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13 Old-School Foods You Didn't Know Came From Wartime
Before you take a sip of your cappuccino or pop a handful of M&Ms in your mouth, take a moment to consider why they came to be from times of war.
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Meat The Mushroom: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Meat the Mushroom is a company that turns mushroom into something as crunchy and delicious as bacon, but how did the founders handle Shark Tank?
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What Makes Michigan Hot Dogs So Special?
Despite their name, Michigan hot dogs are native to New York and feature a somewhat familiar composition with some definitely unique elements.
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14 Of The Biggest Soda Recalls In US History
Yes, even soda can get recalled. These are some of the biggest soda recalls throughout U.S. history, affecting giants like Coca-Cola to even Trader Joe's.
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Hot Dogs Vs Bratwursts: Is There Really A Difference?
So, you've got a barbecue coming up, and you've got to decide whether you should bring hot dogs or bratwursts. First, you need to know the differences.
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Wait, Were Cookie Monster's Cookies Actually Real?
"Sesame Street" has many endearing characters, and Cookie Monster may be one of our favorites -- but those cookies he munches, are they actually edible?
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One Of Elvis Presley's Favorite Desserts Is A Southern Classic
Elvis Presley wasn't shy about his love of Southern food, so it comes as no surprise that he was a huge fan of this classic regional dessert.
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The French Fry Capital Of The US Is An Unexpected State
When one thinks of American cuisine, surely french fries are there, despite being Belgian. That said, one state rose above all others in how much they eat.
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The 2 California Fast Food Joints That Became Historic Landmarks
California has always attracted dreamers. That's why many things originated in the state, including these two fast food joints that are now historic landmarks.
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The Vintage Candy That Was Manufactured With WWII Ammunition Machines
World War II revolutionized cultures across the globe, and one of the most memorable candies in America got it's start from old ammunition machines.
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Hot Dogs: How America's Ballgame Classic Got Its Name
To answer the question of how hot dogs got their name, we dove deep into the annals of German lore to parse through the many, often conflicting, explanations.
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15 Frozen Pizza Recalls That Swept Across Grocery Stores
Who doesn't love a good frozen pizza from time to time? Well, unfortunately, there have been some pretty serious frozen pizza recalls in recent years.
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This Burger Chain Was The First To Serve French Fries As A Side
The combination of burgers and french fries is actually only about a century old, and the chain responsible for popularizing it is still alive and well.
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The Country That Produces Most Of The World's Spices Is Known For Its Flavorful Cuisine
Our spice cabinets are often a way to travel to other countries and cultures through gastronomy, but most of those spices come from one country.
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These Are The 14 Worst Yogurt Recalls In History
Yogurt has not been immune to recalls throughout history, and some of them have been pretty bad. These are the worst yogurt recalls in recent history.
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