Regional Hamburgers From The US You Need To Try
There are many types of hamburgers out there across the U.S. These are regional burger styles that are worth trying while traveling from coast to coast.
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Gerber Singles Was The Baby Food Made For Adults. Why Didn't It Last?
Selling baby food to adults doesn't sound like a great business plan, but that didn't stop Gerber from trying it. Here's why this '70s experiment flopped.
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Whatever Happened To Quiznos?
Quiznos once dominated the fast food sandwich business, even rivaling giant companies like Subway. What sparked the downfall of the sandwich chain?
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Whatever Happened To The Beefsteak Charlie's Restaurant Chain?
Back in the 70s and 80s, a New York buffet chain started to gain momentum thanks to its all you can eat offerings. Whatever happened to Beefsteak Charlie's?
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Life Savers Soda Is The Discontinued '80s Drink You Should Be Grateful You Never Got To Try
Life Savers entered the soda biz in the 1980s with what was essentially a drinkable form of their candy. Why did it disappear after only a year?
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Why Europeans Refused To Use Forks For Hundreds Of Years
Despite arriving in Europe over a millenium ago, the fork, a modern culinary mainstay, did not catch on for centuries. What caused this delay?
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Was Cotton Candy Ironically Invented By A Dentist?
Believe it or not, cotton candy, spun from almost pure sugar, may have first been invented by the least likely person imaginable: a dentist.
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The Astounding Amount Of Wine George Washington Drank
As the first President of the United States, George Washington led a pretty exciting life. Along the way, he drank an exorbitant amount of this specific wine.
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The Alabama Ice Cream Parlor That Stands As The Oldest Operating Business In Town
aste history at Trowbridge's in Florence, Alabama - a 106-year-old ice cream shop serving nostalgia, famous flavors, and small-town charm since 1917.
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Do Astronauts Still Drink Tang In Space?
Tang rode the wave of space exploration fever in the 1960s thanks to its inclusion in NASA missions. But do astronauts still reach for Tang today?
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How Limburger Sandwiches Became A Stinky Staple In Wisconsin
Limburger cheese sandwiches have a bold combination of flavors that you'll either love or hate. But how did this divisive meal become a Wisconsin classic?
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What Came First, Sliced Bread Or The Pop-Up Toaster?
While the two seem like a pair that could've been invented at the same moment, you may be surprised to learn which of these inventions came first.
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How To Navigate A Menu In Italy Like A True Italian
In Italy, dining is an experience to be enjoyed over conversation and laughter, and it is important to be able to navigate the menu to make it more pleasurable.
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What Exactly Is Japanese Izakaya-Style Dining?
While Western cultures long ago assimilated certain Japanese styles of dining, others, like izakaya, have not yet so fully bridged the divide.
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What Do Eels Have To Do With Eel Sauce, Actually?
Eel sauce is that sweet and salty brown sauce that you see drizzled over all kinds of sushi rolls these days. But is it actually made from eels?
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The Origin Of Pancakes Goes Back Further Than We Thought
Most people could easily assume that pancakes date back hundreds of years, but they actually are more historic than you think.
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Honey Mustard Goes Back Further Than We Thought
Honey mustard may conjure up thoroughly modern images of drive-thru sandwiches and fast food sauce packets, but people have been making it since Roman times.
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Where Does The Lobster Roll Actually Come From?
Soft, salty, and buttery, lobster rolls are a delicious New England staple and a great way to indulge. But, where does this famous recipe come from?
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The Mississippi Soda Fountain Born From The End Of The Civil War
Nothing says classic American dining like an old-fashioned soda fountain. One Mississippi institution from Civil War times is keeping the tradition alive.
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This Is How A Virginia Museum Got What It Calls 'The Last Ham'
Virginia is known for its ham products and one museum has taken this to a whole new level. This is the story of The Last Ham exhibit in Smithfield, VA.
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When Exactly Were Egg Cartons Invented?
The modern egg carton has been relatively the same for decades, but who invented it and when exactly did this humble technology come into being?
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Why Long John Silver's Big Catch Meal Was Tossed Back Into The Sea
The seafood fast food chain Long John Silver's came out with a limited time Big Catch meal a few years back. It wasn't long before it got taken back off.
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The Famous Band That Was Formed At Dairy Queen
The lives of musicians has been plenty glamorized, but many bands have humble beginnings, like this 90s hit band which got its start in a local Dairy Queen.
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Forget Tokyo, Visit The City Dubbed 'The Kitchen Of Japan'
It is this Japanese city, not Tokyo, that reigns supreme for food tourists, both for its agricultural dominance and its many sumptuous dishes.
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What Makes Philadelphia-Style Ice Cream So Different?
We uncover the history of Philadelphia-style ice cream and give you tips on how to make this quick, eggless treat that lets fresh flavors shine.
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The Controversial Onion Sandwich James Beard Loved
Of the many dishes that James Beard championed, the onion sandwich was one of his favorites. But there's a tangled history behind the recipe.
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Bavarian Vs Boston Cream: Is There A Big Difference?
In the decadent world of cream-filled donuts, there are two who reign supreme: Boston cream and Bavarian cream. But what actually separates the two?
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