Why Azerbaijan Loves The Simple Pomegranate
When you think Azerbaijani cuisine, you must include the pomegranate. Not only is it an important part of its culture, but its cuisine relies on it too.
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Without McDonald's Iconic Egg McMuffin, This Kitchen Tool Wouldn't Exist
Have you ever wondered how McDonald's gets its eggs so perfectly round every single time? Well, we have, and the reason comes down to one simple tool.
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Coke Vs Pepsi: Why The Powerhouse Sodas Taste Different
A cola is a cola, so why do two of the biggest names in the business (specifically, Coke and Pepsi) taste so markedly different from each other?
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John Wayne Gifted His Co-Stars These Iconic Kitchen Souvenirs – Now They're Worth Over $1,000
John Wayne was not only a popular movie star, he was also surprisingly generous with his co-stars. In fact, he had these souvenirs custom-made for each one.
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The Country That Produces The Most Pomegranates In The World
Pomegranates originated in the Middle East, and one country is now responsible for growing a majority of the produce item to export worldwide.
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Depression-Era Potato Soup Remains An Affordable Option And Only Requires 3 Ingredients
While we aren't technically in a depression, food is getting pricy, so consider putting your own spin on this Depression-Era three-ingredient potato soup.
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The Most Expensive Pizza In The World (And Why It's So Pricey)
The most expensive pizza in the world originated back in 2016, was certified by the Guinness Book of World Records in 2017, and is still available today.
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Why Boomers Have Fonder Memories Of Arby's Than Younger Generations
While younger generations are just discovering Arby's quality and value, boomers — especially those who remember its early days — have known it all along.
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Coffee Joulies: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Coffee Joulies were said to cool coffee down to a drinkable temperature but then keep it warm for hours. How did the Sharks feel about the product?
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9 Well-Known Restaurant Chains That Are Owned By The Same Brand
These popular restaurants serve everything from hearty Italian classics to juicy steaks and spicy Tex-Mex dishes, but they're all owned by the same company.
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John Wayne Loved This Iconic Candy Bar – And You Can Still Buy It Today
John Wayne had a soft spot for sweets, and his daughter revealed that he had a particular fondness for one vintage candy bar that's still sold today.
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This Retro Grape Soda Bottle Is Worth A Small Fortune
Collectors are always on the lookout for their personal favorites, but rare finds like this should be on everyone's estate sale or thrift shop list.
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The Discontinued Ice Cream Brand Boomers Likely Remember Fondly
Brands like Quaker and Heinz have thrived for over 100 years, but not every company is so fortunate. This heritage name in ice cream is now a distant memory.
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The First-Ever Cracker Made With Electricity Is Still A Powerhouse Brand Today
With one iconic cracker's nationwide release in 1903, its maker adopted electric baking, a groundbreaking food manufacturing innovation for its day.
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Macaroni Salad Was Made A Little Differently In The 1970s
Much like other classic summer sides, macaroni salad is normally served cold and creamy, though it was prepared a bit differently back in the 1970s.
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How George Harrison's Love For This Candy Led To A Strange Concert Trend
In interviews and in letters, George Harrison pointed out the risks involved and pleaded with fans to put an end to the trend.
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This Vegetable Was The Centerpiece Of Victorian-Era Dinner Tables
Back in the Victorian era and the Gilded Age, those who were well to-do served a particular vegetable as one might present a flower bouquet on the table.
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The Big Company Behind Portillo's Hot Dogs
Portillo's is a legend in the greater Chicago area, and it prides itself on the relationship it maintains with the supplier it's had since it first launched.
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9 Classic Chips We Wish Would Return To Shelves
For a variety of reasons, these classic chips are gone from shelves, but we (and some of the fans who loved them most) would love to see them back in stores.
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Does Jersey Mike's Have Soups On Its Menu?
While Jersey Mike's is best known for its sandwiches — offering chips, cookies, and brownies to complete your meal — does the chain carry any soups?
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Why Jersey Mike's Doesn't Have Meatball Subs On Its Menu
Some people have talked about missing Jersey Mike's now-discontinued meatball sub, which featured all-beef meatballs in tomato sauce and lots of cheese.
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McDonald's Created An Unusual Flavored Broccoli In 2014 That Never Made It To Menus
McDonald's once developed an unusual broccoli flavor, and, in all honesty, we can't say we're surprised it never made it off the drawing board.
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Old West Cowboys Relied On This Doughy Food During Rough Times
Cowboys were famously resourceful, and to keep themselves going through grueling weeks on the trail, they always kept this doughy staple on hand.
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12 Underrated '60s Candies You Need To Try
While several popular candies of the 1960s have been lost to history, several beloved sweet treats are still around – and worth trying – today.
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Chicago Vs Seattle Hot Dogs: How The Glizzy Styles Differ
There are plenty of delicious regional hot dog styles, like those from Chicago and Seattle. While both variations are iconic, they couldn't be more different.
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What Does Halal Food Mean?
If you've eaten out or been to a store in any big (or even moderately sized) city, you've likely seen the term "halal" on some food. This is what it means.
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Palmini: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Palmini makes pasta out of hearts of palm, creating something low-carb, gluten- and sugar-free -- but how did the Sharks take to the unique product?
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