13 Depression-Era Dinners That Actually Sound Good (Hear Us Out)
Meals consumed during the Great Depression were popular for filling your stomach on a budget. However, that doesn't mean they're all unappealing today.
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This Chicken Chain Was Beloved In The '70s — Fans Claim It Was '100x Better Than KFC'
McDonald's and KFC make managing chain restaurants look easy, but this chicken chain from the '70s proves it isn't — no matter how good the chicken tastes.
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This Retro Italian-Inspired Dish From The '80s Was Pink Thanks To This Unique Flavor Combo
This pretty pink Italian dish used a classic base with a not-so-typical ingredient. It's worth bringing this rosy combination from the 1980s to the present.
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12 Ice Cream Truck Secrets You Never Knew Before
Everybody knows that the jingle of an ice cream truck means sweet treats aren't too far away, but there's more to the industry's history than you may realize.
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The Marie Callender's Lawsuit From The '80s Not Many People Know About
Marie Callender's image is that of hearty food and delicious pies. But it also has its share of controversies, including a little-known '80s-era lawsuit.
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This Popular Breakfast Cereal Had A Banana Flavor In The '80s, And We Want It Back Pronto
Many of us have witnessed popular breakfast cereals disappearing from store shelves, and this banana-flavored product from the '80s is one of them.
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This Discontinued Betty Crocker Frozen Meal Flopped In The '70s (But We Think It'd Be A Huge Hit Today)
Betty Crocker products are mostly hits, especially in the baked goods aisle, but this discontinued frozen meal didn't receive much love in the '70s.
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The Small Detail That Made Marie Callender's Original Bakery-Style Restaurant So Unique In The '60s
Marie Callender's is more well-known for its frozen pies these days, but when the original bakery-style restaurant opened this detail is what set it apart.
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The Most Iconic Food From Every State Fair In The US
State fairs highlight an area's agriculture, traditions, and heritage, and every state has its own iconic food that represent one — or all— of these things.
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The Eco-Friendly Alternative To Plastic Utensils That Won't Fill You With Microplastics
Plastic utensils are definitely something we should be reconsidering as a society. Luckily, there's another alternative that's safer and more eco-friendly.
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The Burger King You Grew Up Going To Looks Way Different Today
As fast food chains try to keep up with changing trends and preferences, the aesthetic often changes. Burger King certainly looks different than it used to.
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11 Things Most People Don't Know About Marie Callender's
There's much more to the history of Marie Callender's than you may think, from how it started making its pies to how the company operates today.
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The Retro Dessert That Makes Store-Bought Pudding A Star
This sweet and creamy retro dessert relies on some heavy-hitting store-bought foods to create a once-popular concoction named for the era's biggest movie star.
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11 Countries Where You Won't Find A Single McDonald's Location
Grabbing Mickey D's may be your trip's quirky highlight, but explicit bans, hostility, or poor infrastructure have kept the Golden Arches out of some countries.
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13 Retro Foods That Completely Flopped
The food industry loves to experiment, but not all of its wild inventions translate to tasty classics, as proven by these long-lost retro foods.
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The Gelatinous Old-School Dessert That You Either Love Or Hate
Fans and non-fans alike of this old-school dessert had many silly nicknames for it due to how it looked. The gelatinous treat wasn't for everyone.
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The Beloved McDonald's Cookie That Dominated The '70s And '80s (But Is Completely Gone Today)
McDonald's doesn't offer this tasty treat to customers anymore, but back in the '70s and '80s these cookies were a big reason why people kept coming back.
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11 Times Pepsi Seriously Flopped
Behind the juggernaut Pepsi brand is a graveyard of discontinued soda flavors you may or may not remember, some of which lasted only a few months on shelves.
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The Arby's You Grew Up Going To Looks Way Different Today
Arby's restaurants look more or less the same across the country, but when you compare them to the first Arby's restaurants you'll see the difference at once.
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Oreo's Sister Cookie Didn't Survive The '80s, But We Want It Back
These discontinued sandwich cookies were similar to Oreos, but they had a brighter look and slightly different feeling. Here's why folks miss them.
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18 Burger King Scandals We Almost Forgot About
Many fast food chains go through scandals from time to time, and Burger King is no exception. Here are some of the ones you may have forgotten.
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The Discontinued Lay's Chips Literally No One Wants To See Again
Lays brought out a healther type of chips that had a wow factor, but the reason it was discontinued won't have you craving it ever again.
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13 Restaurants Old-School Mobsters Used To Frequent Around The Country
Many of us have a fascination with organized crime in the U.S. There are many eateries across the nation that have well known ties to the mob.
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Marilyn Monroe Owned A Le Creuset Set In This Discontinued Color We Wish Still Existed
Marilyn Monroe was a timeless beauty, and the set of Le Creuset cookware that she owned suited her perfectly. Here's the classy color she chose.
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Fans Call This Discontinued Pillsbury Pastry From The '70s 'Toaster Strudel's Older Cousin'
Long before Toaster Strudels became a breakfast favorite, Pillsbury had a forerunner that delivered an equally delicious and somewhat similar pastry treat.
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This '00s Buffet-Style Pizza Chain Quietly Vanished, And You Probably Didn't Even Notice
The pizza scene doesn't have many buffet-style chains, and there might be a reason for it. Just look at how this company from the 2000s faded from the industry.
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Remember The George Foreman Grill From The '90s? Here's What It Looks Like Today
If you turned on the television during the 1990s, you more than likely saw a George Foreman Grill infomercial. Here's how the iconic appliance has changed.
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