It's Totally Worth It To Seek Out Vintage Pyrex Cookware
Finding an old set of Pyrex cookware isn't just about adding vintage décor to your kitchen, as there are other very good reasons to own these beloved products.
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What Was The First Flavor Of Campbell's Soup?
You probably couldn't guess what the first flavor of Campbell's soup was, but the simple yet legendary version paved the way for history.
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Who Actually Is The Inventor Of The Toaster Strudel?
Despite the claim to fame in the movie Mean Girls, Gretchen Wieners' dad was not actually the inventor of the Toaster Strudel, but a real person was.
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Why Tomatoes Were Once Feared As Dangerous Poisonous Plants
Tomatoes were once blamed for causing mysterious illnesses and even death, leading many to wonder if they are still dangerous to eat.
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Here's What Country Eats The Most Chocolate In The World
Everyone loves chocolate, but this country consumes more chocolate than any other. Its a country that's firmly enmeshed in the history of chocolate itself.
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The 5 Global Influences Found In Peruvian Food
Peru is home to some outstanding food thanks in no small part to the various culinary influences from around the world that have impacted it.
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What Happened To Little Debbie Fudge Brownies
For some of us, little chocolate brownies covered in candy just isn't cutting it. Find out what really happened to Little Debbie Fudge Brownies.
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How Old Is Wendy From Wendy's, Anyway?
Wendy is the face of the fast food chain Wendy's with her red pig-tails and old-fashioned dress, but how old is Wendy actually supposed to be?
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Why Is It Called A Dutch Oven, Anyway?
In case you weren't already aware, Dutch ovens are an incredibly useful piece of cookware to have in your kitchen. But why is it called a Dutch oven?
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Deli Meat Recalls That Affected Millions
There have been many deli meat recalls over the years, but some of them have affected more people than others. These are the ones that affected millions.
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The Oldest Grocery Store Chain In America Is Not What We Thought
What started as a single store purchase 140 years ago is now the largest grocery store chain in the country and owns many other chains under its umbrella.
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Was The Moscow Mule Really Invented In Moscow?
With its eye-catching copper mugs and ginger kick, the Moscow Mule has been a barroom favorite for many years. But did this cocktail actually come from Russia?
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The History Of Potato Chips Doesn't Start With A Disgruntled Customer
Culinary origin stories often hinge on new foods coming about either accidentally or out of spite, but the story of potato chips is not so simple as that.
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How The Pineapple Got Such A Strange Name
It isn't an apple and it doesn't grow on pine trees. So how did its pineapple earn its name? Take a deep dive with us into the fruit's history.
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Why Was Jell-O Salad So Popular In The 20th Century?
Whether you love it or hate it, Jell-O salad is one of those iconic dishes that cannot be ignored. We look at the history of this jiggly American staple.
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Nabisco Recalls That Affected Millions
Recalls happen all the time, and the Nabisco brand is not immune to them. These are some of the biggest Nabisco recalls in history that affected millions.
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Yes, Vinegar Pie Is A Real Thing And It's A Longtime Southern Tradition
Vinegar pie is one of the so called desperation pies that are often associated with the Great Depression. However, this dish has long been a Southern classic.
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How The Midwest Tradition Of Pairing Cinnamon Rolls With Chili Started
Discover how sweet, cinnamon breakfast food meets comfort-in-a-bowl as we dive into the reason why chili and cinnamon rolls became an iconic Midwest favorite.
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The History Of The Oldest Ham In The World Before Its Webcam Fame
While the cured meat in question may no longer have the most appealing appearance, this remarkable bit of food preservation still draws plenty of attention.
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Frozen Chicken Recalls That Affected Millions
The frozen chicken industry has experienced many recalls over the years. These are the recalls that were the biggest, affecting millions of people.
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The Simple French Soup That Julia Child Loved
Julia Child was well-known for her love of simple and rustic French cuisine. Her favorite French soup has humble origins and a fascinating backstory.
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The Time When Sliced Bread Was Banned In The US
You may have heard something is the best thing since sliced bread. This phrase takes on new meaning when you learn about the time America banned sliced bread.
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How An Ancient Roman Wine Survived For 2,000 Years
In 2024, it was announced that the oldest wine ever discovered in liquid form had been found in Spain, but how did this liquid survive for around 2,000 years?
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Chicken Soup Recalls That Affected Millions
Chicken soup is supposed to be good for the soul, but it might not be if the brand you're eating is contaminated and subjected to a recall.
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Chi-Chi's Menu Items That Should Stay In The Past
Chi-Chi's is coming back, and we have some opinions on which menu items should stay in the past. Here's our full list of which ones can be eliminated.
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The Invention Of Poke Cake Is All Thanks To A Certain Classic Brand
All hail the poke cake, that 1970s dessert that remains a popular favorite today. If you love poke cake, there's a certain beloved brand to thank.
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Salad Recalls That Affected Millions
There have been some massive recalls of green salad, and meat-based deli salad, over the years. Many were triggered by concerns about contamination.
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