The 15 Most Memorable Old-School Happy Meal Toys
If you grew up enjoying stops at the Golden Arches for McDonald's, these are some of the toys you might remember most from your Happy Meals.
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The Spiced McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Flavor That We Want Back
McDonald's Filet-O-Fish certainly has its fan base, but most people feel like it's lacking in the flavor department. This spiced version deserves a comeback.
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15 Middle Eastern Foods You Have To Try At Least Once
Sure, you've heard of hummus, but the Middle East boasts a rich culinary tradition of many other sweets, meats, and dips, with smoky, nutty, and spicy flavors.
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Abraham Lincoln's Casket Flag Finds A New Home At A Historic NYC Steakhouse
Although it may seem like an odd home for a piece of history, this New York steakhouse is the current resting place for the flag which covered Lincoln's casket.
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I'm A Former Server. Here's What Your Italian Restaurant Order Says About You
What does your go-to order at an Italian restaurant say about you? One former server — and bona fide Italian-American — weighs in with some strong opinions.
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The Major 2004 Nut Recall That Sent Multiple Consumers To The Hospital
Millions of pounds of raw nuts at Costco and Trader Joe's were yanked from shelves after customers were hospitalized with salmonella, and the risk remains.
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14 Easy Cocktails For Ginger Ale Fans
You don't need to be a master mixologist to whip up a refreshing cocktail. All you need is ginger ale, a few other ingredients, and one of these easy recipes.
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Salmon Meets Meatloaf In This Vintage Dish First Served In The Early 1900s
Ground beef or turkey is likely what comes to mind when you think of meatloaf, but there are many good reasons why you should use salmon instead.
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7 Vintage One-Pot Dishes We Want To Bring Back In 2026
Discover seven vintage one-pot dishes we want to bring back to the kitchen in 2026, from cozy casseroles to hearty classics perfect for easy dinners.
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How Walmart's Low Prices Ended Up Benefiting Whole Foods
You know that Whole Foods has diverse grocery products with high price tags. But did you know that the chain's strategy was influenced in part by Walmart?
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Donald Trump's Favorite Foods To Eat On Air Force One
Air travel isn't usually the place where people chow down on the food they love, but the President travels a lot. Here's what he likes to eat on Air Force One.
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13 Best Meat Alternatives For Lent That Aren't Fish
You can abstain from meat during Lent and still enjoy a wide variety of satisfying meals, whether or not you eat fish. Here are some other tasty alternatives.
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No One Can Ever Watch The Oldest Televised Cooking Show Again
The oldest televised cooking show is lost to time, meaning it can never be watched again. Here’s what happened to the groundbreaking program.
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How America's Oldest Cooking Show Made One Woman A Household Name
In 1924, one of America's most beloved cooks starred in the country's first cooking show. What's even more remarkable was that the host wasn't a real person.
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11 Classic Southern Foods Martin Luther King Jr Loved To Eat
Eating is an integral part of the history of the Deep South. The legacy Martin Luther King Jr is steeped in these edible traditions.
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The NYC Pizzeria Donald Trump Once Ate At With Sarah Palin
NYC is famed for its pizza, so it's no wonder pals Donald Trump and Sarah Palin met up for a cheesy slice back in the day. Which pizzeria did they land on?
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The Feast Of A Dinner Bob Dylan Once Listed Off Sounds Too Good Not To Recreate
If Bob Dylan is among your picks for dream dinner party companions, you should know that the music legend has some very particular ideas about the menu plan.
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The Vintage Julia Child Cookbook That Could Be Worth Thousands
If you have this vintage cookbook lying around, it could be worth a lot of money. Here's how to find out if that Julia Child cookbook is valuable.
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Why Almost Every Fast Food Chain Serves Up Fried Fish For Lent
Even if you aren't Catholic, you've probably heard about the correlation between Lent and fish. But why exactly are fast food chains so eager to join in?
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11 Once-Popular '80s Snacks Most People Forgot About
The '80s launched some wild trends, especially when it came to snacks. Here are some treats that were once super popular, but have since been discontinued.
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Eating Pretzels For Lent Goes All The Way Back To The Middle Ages
Lent has a history that goes back centuries, but the tradition hasn't remained exactly the same. Pretzels, however, have been a part of Lent seemingly forever.
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The Unique Cultural Reason Fruit Will Cost You More In Japan
In Japan there are some wonderful specially grown fruits that have a particular cultural purpose, which makes them both exceptional and exceptionally expensive.
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The Ohio Restaurant That's Serving Up Serial Killers' Last Meals
True crime fans probably understand the appeal of this Ohio restaurant which serves up its own version of the last meals enjoyed by famous serial killers.
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174 Years Ago, Anheuser-Busch Was Founded — Here's How Its Budweiser Recipe Has Changed
Anheuser-Busch has been making good old American beer for almost as long as the country itself, but the recipe hasn't remained the same. Here's how it changed.
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11 Old-School Kitchen Tools That Hardly Anyone Uses Anymore
From quirky slicers to long-lost can openers, these retro kitchen gadgets had their moment. See which old favorites quietly vanished from daily cooking.
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73 Years Ago, Denny's Opened Its Doors — But Modern Diners Wouldn't Recognize It
Denny's has been around for decades and the breakfast chain is more or less a household name by now, but the very first Denny's looked nothing like it does now.
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11 Celebrity Chefs You Never Hear About Anymore
Once on TV screens across the country, these celebrity chefs have since left fame behind — some due to a major scandal, and some due to a change of heart.
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