Make Cheap Beer Taste Better With A Pinch Of This Pantry Staple
Cheap beer is a beautiful thing, but sometimes it tastes a little lackluster. Luckily, all you need to make it better is a simple pinch of salt.
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Jack In The Box Used To Have Its Own Boy Band (No, Really)
Fast food chain had its own boy band in the 2000s. They were called The Meaty Cheesy Boys, and we've got the inside scoop on their bizarre story.
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When Was Caesar Salad Actually Invented?
The Caesar salad is such a classic it's ingrained in the tastebuds of salad lovers everywhere. When was this leafy perfection actually invented?
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How Sweet Tea Became A Southern Staple
From the way southerners revere sweet tea, you'd think it's been around for thousands of years. Here's how it earned its place as a southern favorite.
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Yes, There Really Is A Burger King With A Rollercoaster On Its Roof
Just a 10-minute walk from the Ontario-side observation deck at Niagara Falls, you'll find a Canadian Burger King with a rollercoaster on its roof.
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Hushpuppies Used To Have A Very Different Name
Hushpuppies have been a part of southern fish fries for almost two centuries, but in the beginning, they had a different name: red horse bread.
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Here's What You're Really Eating When You Crack Open A Can Of Haggis
Haggis is hard to come by in the U.S., and many Americans have never tried it. But what, exactly, is this Scottish staple, and why isn't it stateside?
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How Thousand Island Dressing Became A Burger Chain Staple
It's no secret that the secret sauce at many burger joints is Thousand Island dressing, but how did this unassuming condiment become so ubiquitous on burgers?
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The Bucket-Shaped KFC Restaurant Was A Happy Accident
The bucket-shaped KFC restaurant in Los Angeles' Koreatown is certainly an eye-catcher, but it was actually a happy accident. Here's the story.
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Whatever Happened To The Once-Popular Stride Gum?
Stride gum may be a name many haven't heard in a long time. It's discontinued in the U.S., but it's still quite popular in other parts of the world.
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Ice Cream Was Invented Much Longer Ago Than You'd Think
Ice cream has a long history. This sweet treat has been around for thousands of years, though it's changed a lot since it was first invented.
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What Are The 23 Secret Flavors In Dr Pepper?
Perhaps soda's biggest mystery is what the 23 secret flavors in Dr Pepper actually are. Everyone has their opinions, but is there an answer out there?
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Depression-Era Water Pie Is Like A Magic Trick In Your Oven
You'll be pretty amazed to find out what goes into a water pie, and how exactly a sweet and delicious treat comes out of the oven after baking.
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What Sets Tavern-Style Pizza Apart From The Other Chicago Pies
When we think of Chicago-style pizza, deep dish is likely to spring to mind. But for locals, the tavern-style pizza sits at the top of their menu.
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Will The Worm At The Bottom Of The Mezcal Bottle Get You Drunk?
The worm at the bottom of some mezcal bottles has many myths surrounding it. Does the mezcal worm make you extra drunk, as some people believe?
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Who Else Remembers When SunnyD Turned A Girl's Skin Orange?
Back in 1999, a controversy erupted over SunnyD when it was blamed for turning the skin of a four-year-old Welsh girl's face and hands orange.
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Shady Things About Colonel Sanders
Colonel Sanders may be immortalized for his stark white suit, but the fried chicken icon wasn't always a shining example of good behavior.
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Why Do Chicago-Style Hot Dogs Always Come On Poppy Seed Buns?
True Chicago-style hot dogs are always served on poppy seed-speckled buns. These buns became a part of Chicago's hot dog culture over a century ago.
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Here's What Sets Greek Coffee Apart From The Rest
Greece has a deliciously unique coffee culture. Greek coffee is brewed thick and strong and served with a rich layer of foam (known as kaimaki) on top.
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The Original Cheesesteak Sandwich Was Missing A Crucial Ingredient
It may come as a surprise to know that the original cheesesteak sandwich was missing something fans look at as crucial to its construction: cheese.
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It's Time To Stop Drowning Your Sushi In Soy Sauce
if you're a sushi-in-soy-sauce-drowner, we have a few tips on how to get the most out of your sushi without overwhelming each bite with sauce.
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The 2024 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest Was The Most Exciting In Years
The results of the thrilling 2024 Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, which took place without reigning champion Joey Chestnut, are in.
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The History Of Sparkling Water Is Way Older Than You'd Think
Sparkling water is hugely popular today, but the concept of producing the fizzy beverage dates back to before America gained its independence.
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Swedish Hot Dogs Look Nothing Like The Franks We're Used To
A tunnbrödsrulle is Sweden's answer to the ballpark frank. While the weenie is intact, you won't find a bun, relish, or the condiments you're used to.
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The Unexpected Inspiration Behind Wendy's Iconic Frosty
The Wendy's Frosty comes from humble origins. It was inspired by frosted malts sold by a stand at the Thistledown racetrack in Cleveland in the 1960s.
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The Paper Plane Cocktail Was Named After A Classic Pop Song
The bourbon-based cocktail is a masterful combination of bitter, tangy, and herbal flavor notes; but the name gives no indication of what's in the drink.
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Dippin' Dots Are The Result Of A Science Experiment Gone Right
Dippin' Dots are a novelty you can't ignore on a hot summer day. But, did you know these tasty beads came from a love of science and not just dessert?
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