Why You Should Stop Describing Restaurants As Authentic
Though authenticity is often celebrated in the culinary world, there are a few reasons why you shouldn't call a restaurant's food authentic.
Read MoreThough authenticity is often celebrated in the culinary world, there are a few reasons why you shouldn't call a restaurant's food authentic.
Read MoreBaseball has a number of iconic foods associated with it, but peanuts have remained near the top. Here's how these little shelled snacks came to dominate.
Read MoreAn ingredient in Queen Elizabeth II's favorite sour drink is something you might have put in the bathtub for a foot soak before, & it'll get you on the throne.
Read MoreTravel expert Rick Steves knows how to save money on breakfast while traveling in Europe, but he still gets the best out of local flavors. Here is his advice.
Read MoreFrom swoon-worthy snickerdoodles to regional sips like Cheerwine, every state's iconic snack has a flavor to fangirl over, and a unique backstory to savor.
Read MoreIf you have a craving for pickles, there's a restaurant in Connecticut that's a must-visit. Here, pickle lovers can feast on an unlimited supply.
Read MoreHow can you tell if someone grew up in the Midwest? Well, a good place to start is asking whether they ever ate this snack when they were a kid.
Read MoreThis legendary barbecue spot serves a stripped-down cornbread that divides diners, using only a few bare-bones ingredients that purists swear by.
Read MoreLike many enduring and great sweets, the brownie's beginnings take place at a hotel. Today, you can visit that Windy City spot and try the original recipe
Read MoreBlack mole is such a beloved dish in Mexican culture that it's considered the country's national sauce. It's also a time-intensive and expensive dish to make.
Read MoreDon't let the unusual name fool you. This layered Southern dessert is rich, creamy perfection that requires zero oven time to create, and it's 100% possum-free.
Read MoreThese highly-prized, complexly-flavored chiles come at a high price, and for a good reason: They're only grown in one small region in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Read MoreCafe Lafayette, a rolling restaurant operating out of North Woodstock, New Hampshire, serves a five-course meal throughout a scenic 2-hour, 20-mile round trip.
Read MoreRetro cakes can be a ton of fun to recreate, but in the Southern U.S., this one never went anywhere. You can find it on diner menus to this day.
Read MoreThe Amish community isn't exactly short on tasty culinary traditions, as proven by the long list of must-try foods on offer in Amish Country.
Read MoreBananas may seem ordinary, but in Tokyo they’ve taken on a surprising role. The story behind this city's sweet symbol is richer than you’d expect.
Read MoreAlthough the South boasts several culinary influences, it's often the simple and resourceful foods that unite Southerners and remind them of their childhoods.
Read MoreDining out has transformed over the decades, with these restaurant traditions changing with the times and, in some cases, fading into near obscurity.
Read MoreBritish food has long been maligned for being boring and bland, which isn't fair. Still, there are good history-based reasons this scarlet letter remains.
Read MoreThe U.S. is packed with a wide variety of culinary traditions, as is evident by the many casseroles you can find from state to state.
Read MoreBy now, Alexa knows your favorite Chinese chicken dish. But if it's this sugar-fried favorite, you'll want to set your voice command to something tastier.
Read MoreSome of the best desserts were created out of thrift, creativity, and tradition, rather than for looks. They may not be Instagrammable, but they are delicious.
Read MoreThere's much more to Brazilian steakhouses than, well, steak. Here's everything you need to know about the tastiest sides these eateries have to offer.
Read MoreWhile many vintage fried foods arose out of necessity and economic hardship, they've become a nostalgic reminder of the past in our old-school cookbooks.
Read MoreSome of the best food in Texas is inspired by legends and cultural influences. These are the dishes many Texans insist you can't miss in The Lone Star State.
Read MoreFor the low price of $255 you can time travel back to 1830s New York City, and chomp into a big ol' juicy steak to celebrate surviving the cholera epidemic.
Read MoreGiven the inherent connection between mourning and eating around the world, we gathered a collection of popular funeral foods from throughout history.
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