The Danger Of False Morel Mushrooms That You Can't Ignore
Not knowing the difference between a true and a false morel mushroom could be a fatal error in judgment but there is a way to tell them apart.
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Discontinued Kool-Aid Flavors We'll Probably Never Drink Again
Did you know Kool-Aid has had a ton of different and creative flavors over the years? These are some discontinued ones we may sadly never drink again.
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The Discontinued Twinkie-Esque Snack We'll Probably Never Eat Again
We're still lamenting the loss of Hostess Twinkies, but the snack dessert company had a Twinkie-esque twin that got discontinued years beforehand.
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Turn Your Unwanted Dandelions Into A Southern Delicacy This Summer
It may be time to stop cursing those indomitable yellow flowers in your yard and instead bring them into your kitchen to make this Appalachian specialty.
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The Discontinued Pop-Tarts We'll Probably Never Eat Again
Pop-Tarts come in a huge variety of flavors, but not all of them have made the cut. This unique Pop-Tarts flavor is one we may never get to eat again.
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The Old-School Cake That Was Created To Encourage Voters
Women who couldn't vote used to bring this type of cake to the polling booths to encourage voting, and sometimes sway a vote or two.
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Discontinued Culver's Menu Items That You May Never Eat Again
Culver's has served up ButterBurgers and frozen custard for decades, but there's a long list of menu items that haven't enjoyed the same longevity.
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Whatever Happened To Wendy's Salad Bar?
Wendy’s salad bars were hugely popular, but the chain axed them back in 2006. It left lots of people wondering whatever happened to them.
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Chili's Got Its Name For An Unbelievably Simple Reason
The inspiration for Chili's name may seem obvious, but it probably isn't what you're thinking. Here's the simple explanation behind this restaurant's namesake.
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You're One Utensil Away From Perfect French Quenelle Pastry Decorations
This type of scoop will create the elegant presentation you see in French pastries and plated desserts made with ice cream, mousse, or Chantilly cream.
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One Sam's Club Recall Pulled Almost 150,000 Boxes Of Treats Off The Shelves
In the landscape of modern, mass-produced foods, a small error or malfunction in the production line can lead to thousands of contaminated products.
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The Colonial Era Dessert That Was Served At George Washington's Family Celebrations
Like many presidents, George Washington had his favorite dessert, which took over five hours to make and the recipe was passed down for generations.
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Housed In An Old Firehouse, This Ohio Delicatessen Makes A New Menu Every Day
This James Beard-nominated deli in Cleveland changes its menu daily, depending on the high-quality ingredients it sources from the surrounding area.
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13 Classic Desserts That Have Totally Vanished
We live in the golden era of sweet treats. However, several once-popular desserts have totally fallen out of fashion over the decades.
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The Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Flavor That Was Discontinued For An Obvious Reason
Ben & Jerry's has released a lot of new ice cream flavors over the years, but none caused as much uproar as a flavor that was released back in 2006.
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The Discontinued Gatorade Flavor We Desperately Wish Would Make A Comeback
Every discontinued Gatorade flavor is missed by someone. But there is one flavor in particular that lots of people wish would return.
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The Massive Deli Meat Recall That Left Seven People Dead
In 2002, a massive deli meat recall took place. Unfortunately, the recall happened too late to prevent numerous illnesses and the death of seven people.
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Which Country Produces The Most Watermelon In The World?
Whenever you see crates and crates of watermelons at the supermarket, there is a pretty high likelihood that they are coming from this specific country.
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The British Way Of Washing Dishes Might Gross Out Americans
It's such an everyday activity that it's easy to forget the way we wash dishes is culturally informed. The British method doesn't sit right with many Americans.
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Discontinued Skittles Flavors We'll Probably Never Get To Eat Again
Skittles has released multiple iterations of its classic candy over the years, but there are some discontinued varieties that are most likely gone for good.
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What Was Actually Served At The Last Supper?
Thanks to famous paintings, we have a visual of what the Last Supper may have looked like, but thanks to archaeologists, we can guess what was really eaten.
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The Biggest Butter Recalls Of All Time
Butter is a common grocery store staple, so when major national brands need to issue a recall, it potentially impacts millions of consumers.
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Coffee Maker Recalls That Impacted Millions
For those who need their coffee fix in the morning, a coffee maker recall is devastating. These are coffee maker recalls that impacted millions of people.
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Princess Diana's Favorite Beverage Was Unexpectedly Modern
Princess Diana liked being consistent when it came to her favorite foods and drinks. One of Diana's favorite beverages was modern and simple.
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Texas Roadhouse Food Items We'll Probably Never See Again
Texas Roadhouse has spent decades rustling up steak and freshly-baked rolls for its patrons, but it's also ditched several beloved menu items over the years.
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French Toast Wasn't Actually Invented In France At All
French toast may be a deliciously fluffy brunch staple associated with luxurious French cuisine but, it turns out, the dish doesn't come from France at all.
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Why Corn Looks So Much Different Than It Used To
The corn we eat today and the corn we find at the local grocery store, looks radically different from the corn grown thousands of years ago.
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