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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Customers Love This Frozen Target Pizza That's Loaded With Protein
Customers have become seriously enamored of one frozen pizza at Target in particular — namely because every flavor is so dang high in protein.
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This Tartar Sauce Alternative Adds Bold Flavor To Fish Sandwiches
While tartar sauce is the classic choice for a crispy fish sandwich, this alternative delivers the same tangy creaminess with a bold new flavor.
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TaDah: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
TaDah creates fresh falafel that anyone looking for a Mediterranean bite can find in the freezer section, but how did the company do in the Tank?
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How To Cook Salmon For Maximum Nutritional Value
Salmon is one of the healthiest types of seafood around. However, the way you cook your fiosh determines how much nutrition you actually absorb.
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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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Energybits: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Energybits algae supplements and their exceedingly persistent founder made a splash on "Shark Tank," and fans may wonder if the company sank or learned to swim.
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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 Biggest Steak You Can Order At LongHorn Steakhouse
LongHorn Steakhouse offers seven delicious steak cuts, but guests looking to splurge on the largest option always turn to one signature order.
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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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Customers Love This Restaurant Chain's Brunch For Its Premium Ingredients
When a restaurant focuses exclusively on breakfast and lunch, you're much more likely to get a specialized morning spread made with premium ingredients.
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Where Does The US Import Most Of Its Meat From?
With the amount of meat, both red and white, the United States eats, it makes sense that we import quite a bit, but where do we get most of those imports from?
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The Worst Snickers Flavor Is A Bit Nutty, But Still Worth Trying
While Snickers has added plenty of spins to its classic bar over time, one particular flavor didn't quite hit the spot — but it's still worth trying.
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Are Sprouted Sweet Potatoes Safe To Eat?
White potatoes aren't safe to eat when they've sprouted, but what about when sweet potatoes have germinated and begun to grow into whole new plants?
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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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What Whole Foods Does With Its Leftover Bakery Items
While Whole Foods is among the many grocers that routinely donate surplus food, what actually becomes of the chain's unsold daily bakery items?
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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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This Popular Brand's BBQ Sauce Is Tough To Find In The States
Everyone has a favorite BBQ sauce, but if you're not from the United States, you might have trouble finding yours there, even though it's from a popular brand.
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Delighted By Dessert Hummus: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
At the time of Delighted By's appearance, sweet hummus was a new concept, a fact that intrigued the investor Sharks which included guest Shark, Alex Rodriguez.
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3 Costco Australia Food Court Menu Items We Wish Would Come To The States
In case you didn't know, Costco exists in 14 countries, and each has unique items at its food court. In Australia, you can find these three tasty items.
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Cropsticks: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Mylen Fe Yamamoto had a vision for her Cropsticks brand, to make better, more sustainable chopsticks. Here's what happened when she appeared on 'Shark Tank.'
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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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The Culver's Burger With The Most Protein
When craving a high-protein meal at a fast food restaurant, it's hard to beat a burger — and one tasty Culver's option packs a whopping 67 grams.
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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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17 Simple Frozen Items To Add To Canned Soup
Adding freezer staples, from frozen spinach to chewy rice cakes, is an easy way to elevate canned soup for last-minute lunches and quick suppers.
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