The Strange Retro Fantasy Video Game That Was Actually An Ad For Skittles
Released in 2002, this fantasy video game, in which an elf name Skye battled a dark lord and searched for her mother, was actually a Skittles advertisement.
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The Death And Rebirth Of Mr. Peanut During The Super Bowl Changed Us All
Back in 2020, Planters attempted to redesign its mascot by killing off Mr. Peanut in a fiery Super Bowl advertisement. We're not sure we'll ever be the same.
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What Makes A 'Million Dollar' Recipe? Hint: It's Not The Price
The tradition of adding "million dollar" to recipe names has been around for a long time, but this modifier isn't indicative of expensive ingredients.
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English Vs. Irish Breakfast Tea: Is There A Difference?
We've all seen the boxes sitting next to each other on the grocery shelves, but what is it that actually separates English and Irish breakfast teas?
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The Largest Egg Recall In US History Caused Nearly 2 Thousand To Fall Ill
It seems like there is another food recall almost everyday, but the largest egg recall was back in 2010. Here's what caused the massive outbreak.
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Skip The Steak — Make Chicken Fried Bacon Like A True Texan
Chicken fried steak certainly sounds delicious, but what does making it actually involve. We dive into the history of this Texan specialty dish.
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Discontinued Taco Bell Menu Items That Are Unlikely To Return
We've rounded up many discontinued Taco Bell menu items that may make their own brief return at some point, but are unlikely to be fully restored.
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Why Pharmacies Don't Serve Soda And Ice Cream Floats Anymore
A century ago, you could enjoy an ice cream float at the pharmacy while you wait for your prescription to be filled. Why doesn't that exist anymore?
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The First Drive-Thru Fast Food Chain In Florida No Longer Exists
In the 1950s, one burger chain was beloved by Floridians. But it wasn't McDonald's or Burger King. Find outhappened to this Sunshine State favorite.
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How An Ancient Goat Herder's Discovery May Have Led To The First Cup Of Coffee
Coffee is a daily source of energy for many people, but someone had to be the first to try it out. An ancient legend about a goatherder could hold the truth.
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Is Betty Crocker A Fictional Person?
Thanks to her classic cookbook and baking products, many Americans know Betty Crocker's name. However, fewer know whether she was a real or fictional person.
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Why Do Employees Break Out In Line Dances At Texas Roadhouse
At Texas Roadhouse, you might see servers performing a line dance. While it can be strange to see servers dancing, there are a few reasons why they do it.
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The Unexpected Combo That Makes Swedish Pizza So Unique
If you're still hung up on pineapple on pizza, we suggest you take a deep breath before learning about the unique combination that often tops Swedish pizza.
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What Happened To Marathon Bars Anyway?
The Marathon bar was an iconic '70s candy bar thanks to its impressive size and flavor. By the early 1980s, however, the candy bar had all but disappeared.
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Hot Buttered Rum Dates Back To The 17th Century
Hot buttered rum is a classic cocktail that first gained popularity in the 17th century. However, modern bars are still putting their own spin on this drink.
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How The Old Fashioned Cocktail Got Its Name
The old fashioned is an iconic cocktail that's served in bars around the world. While many people enjoy drinking the cocktail, few know how it got its name.
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Makgeolli Vs Soju: What's The Difference Between The Iconic Korean Drinks?
Makgeolli and soju are both traditional Korean beverages. However, the two drinks differ in many areas, including their appearance, flavor, and strength.
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The First Las Vegas Buffet Cost Just $1
Expensive buffets are now an integral part of the Las Vegas experience, but this wasn't always the case. In fact, entry to the city's first buffet only cost $1.
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The Canned Fish That's A Staple In Southern Food History
It took a surprising combination of effective advertising, economic hardship, and chronic disease to cement this canned fish in Southern diets.
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The Murky History Of The Curly Fry
As with the origin stories of many popular foods, the history of curly fries isn't entirely clear. But they have certainly been around longer than you'd expect.
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The Complex History Behind Colombia's Love For Coffee
Colombian coffee has been celebrated for generations. However, the beverage wasn't always an integral part of the country's cuisine or culture.
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The Comforting Sandwich Anthony Bourdain Always Missed While Traveling
Television host and world traveler Anthony Bourdain often spent most of the year on the road, and there was one particular food he always longed for while away.
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Torta Vs. Cemita: What's The Difference Between The Sandwiches?
While at first glance cemitas and tortas may appear quite similar, there are some important differences that separate the two Mexican sandwich types.
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12 Restaurants Where Former Presidents Loved To Eat
These are restaurants beloved by former U.S. presidents, from a Hawaii eatery frequented by Barack Obama to a Georgia spot Jimmy Carter enjoyed.
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The Genius Reason Grocery Stores Put Dairy And Eggs In The Back
You might find it inconvenient to have to walk to the back of a grocery store to get your essentials, but there's a strategic reason for the layout design.
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How A Summer Snack Of Cherries And Iced Milk Killed A US President
While several American presidents have been shot, only one has been killed as a result of consuming cherries and iced milk on a hot summer's day.
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Who Invented Totchos (Tater Tot Nachos)?
There's no question we love our tots as much as our nachos. But here's exactly how these cheesy, potato-y comfort food favs ended up on the same plate.
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