The Mango Capital Of The World Sits Over 24 Flight Hours From The US
If you're a fan of mangoes and hoping to take a trip to the mango capital of the world be prepared for a long flight as it takes over 24 hours to get there.
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The Fast Food Legend Who Trained Wendy's Founder
Even legendary figures have inspirations. In the case of Wendy's founder Dave Thomas, his entrepreneurial spark was ignited by another titan of fast food.
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The World's Largest Wedding Cake Weighed As Much As A Dump Truck
A wedding cake is a big part of the ceremony so many people try to go all out. The world's largest wedding cake was an absolute monster weighing several tons.
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10 Weird McDonald's Lawsuits Not Enough People Know About
McDonald's has faced its fair share of legal battles over the years, but some complaints have proven slightly more unexpected than others.
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The Science Behind Aldi's Exploding Turkey Burger Scandal
A few years ago Aldi had to contend with a lawsuit regarding an exploding turkey burger. Here's the science behind why that incident unfortunately occurred.
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If You Remember This Flavorful Old-School Gum, You Probably Grew Up In The '90s
This vintage candy is indeed discontinued, and folks definitely miss it. The good news is that there may still be a way to sample it once again.
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This Flavorful Mexican Breakfast Fueled Cowboys In The Old West
Gumption and manifest destiny weren't the only thing that kept cowboys on the trail in the Old West. A traditional Mexican meal also gave them plenty of fuel.
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Why Cracker Barrel Has A Gift Shop In The First Place
The Cracker Barrel Old Country Store really does live up to its name. Here's the reason why the comfort food restaurant also has a gift shop.
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The Old-School Grocery Store Loyalty Program Boomers Will Remember
Though most grocery chains have loyalty programs today, the idea isn't a new one. In fact, one company's program allowed you to buy food and even home goods.
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The Reason Grocery Store Strawberries Aren't As Flavorful As We Remember
Grocery store strawberries may look like the real deal, but they certainly don't taste as good as they used to. Here's why the berries have changed.
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Why So Many People Hate Samsung Kitchen Appliances (And Why They Keep Buying Them)
Samsung is a big name in the world of kitchen appliances, but most of its customers quickly learn to hate the company despite continuing to buy its products.
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Why The Inventor Of The Keurig's Coffee Pods Regrets Creating Them
Coffee pods are nearly everywhere these days, which means you might assume their inventor would be happy but he actually regrets making them.
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The Small US State That Drinks The Most Soda
Soda brands have the residents of this small U.S. state to thank for their huge pop consumption. How much of the soft drink do they indulge in exactly?
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Do You Remember What Dining At McDonald's Was Like In The '80s? Here's A Refresh
McDonald's was entering its prime in the 1980s. Do you remember what it was like to eat at the iconic fast food burger joint then? Here's what it was like.
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Ronald McDonald First Appeared On TV In 1963, And Boy Was It Creepy
Ronald McDonald has changed quite a bit since his first debut in the early 1960s. Let's just say the bright red clown nose was definitely an upgrade.
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This Little-Known Donut Chain Caused Jerry Springer-Level Family Drama With Dunkin'
Dunkin' has an almost iron-clad grasp on the global donut consumer market. And yet, it was dragged into a major squabble with a rival with familial connections.
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Aretha Franklin's Go-To Hot Dog Order Always Came With 2 Toppings
Many of Aretha Franklin's favorite foods were classic dishes from the South, but her hot dog order had a distinctly New York City vibe to it.
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15 Restaurants Responsible For Creating Iconic Dishes
Do you ever wonder exactly where your favorite dishes were first constructed? These are the restaurants that put them on the menu, and on the map.
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Do You Remember What Dining At Taco Bell Was Like In The '70s? Here's A Refresh
Taco Bell looks like every other corporate fast food chain these days. If you're pining for the lost years of yesterday, this is what it was like in the 1970s.
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The Unfortunate Fate Of Cracker Barrel's First Restaurant Location
Cracker Barrel's entire business model is built around nostalgia, which is why the unfortunate fate of its first location is all the more surprising to fans.
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Boomers Can't Stand These 12 Coffee Trends (And We Don't Blame Them)
Boomers don't always see eye to eye with younger generations. When it comes to modern coffee trends they just can't stand, we can see where they're coming from.
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Why Every Bite Of A Tootsie Roll Is Potentially Over A Hundred Years Old
If you've ever dreamed of eating the first Tootsie Roll, there's a chance that you've already done it — according to a popular theory about the candy, that is.
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Reddit Says This Nostalgic Dish Is Overdue For A Comeback
Redditors have been talking about nostalgic recipes from the 20th century and this is one dish they say is well-deserving of a comeback. We agree.
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This Walmart Find Makes For A Perfect 4th Of July Cake Stand (And It's Just $14)
If you're looking for ways to spruce up your Fourth of July food and drink spread, this Walmart cake stand is fun, thematically appropriate, and affordable.
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11 Hands-Down Best Italian Soups Everyone Should Try At Least Once
Traditional Italian cuisine offers far more than just pizza and pasta, as proven by these delicious and hearty soups from across the country.
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Here's What 'Dirty Water' Hot Dogs Really Are
If you've ever visited New York you may have heard some locals talking about dirty water hot dogs. Here's what they're actually talking about.
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Twinkies Almost Turned Out Completely Different From What We Know Today
We all know the score with Twinkies — sponge cake, creamy filling However, the sweet treat as we understand it today is somewhat unlike the original design.
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