The Rarest M&M Color Used To Be The Most Common In The '90s
Your memory isn't deceiving you: A bag of M&M's HAS changed over the last three decades. There's one color that's hardly ever seen anymore — find out why.
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Vintage Breakfast Food No One Eats Anymore
Breakfast may be the most important meal of the day, but that hasn't stopped these vintage dishes from falling off the radar over the years.
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If Your Old Mason Jars Are Stamped With This Number, They Could Be Worth Big Bucks
Ball mason jars have been in homes for more than a century — chances are, you have at least one. But if yours has this number on it, it might be valuable.
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The Country That Wastes The Most Food
Everybody eats, but not every piece of food that's grown or produced makes it to somebody's mouth. This is the country that produces the most food waste.
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Former Food Network Stars You Rarely Hear About Anymore
Food Network has made stars out of many chefs and home cooks. But once they leave the broadcaster, they don’t always maintain the same level of fame.
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The Vintage Kitchen Storage Jars You Should Add To Your Cart When Thrifting
If you love the smell of cottagecore in the morning, don't sleep on the super cute vintage kitchen canisters that were designed to complete your collection.
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11 Old-School Breads You Won't Find At Your Local Bakery
Fresh-baked bread is a delight, but the loaves you'll generally find at the bakery can get boring. Check out these old-school breads you can't find anymore.
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The Strangest Food Recalls In US History
Food recalls occur for a number of reasons to protect consumers. While some are more standard, others are downright strange. Read about them here.
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One Major Dairy Recall Led To Multiple Hospitalizations And 2 Deaths
This dairy recall was wide-reaching and lasted a very long time. Food recalls don't always result in fatalities, but this one unfortunately did.
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The Dessert Princes William And Harry Ate 'Every Weekend' Features A Store-Bought Ingredient
Prince William and Prince Harry's favorite childhood dessert is, surprisingly, based on a store-bought ingredient (and relatively cheap to make).
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The Rare Purple Honey You Can Only Find In North Carolina
There is a purple-hued honey that is only found in a certain area of North Carolina, but beekeepers can't predict when their bees will produce it, or why.
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The Correct Number Of Dim Sum Dishes To Order Per Person
With so many choices, it may be hard to know when to stop and what is the appropriate amount of plates to take when eating dim sum.
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One Italian-Inspired Vintage Wendy's Menu Item Barely Saw The Light Of Day
There's a reason you have feelings about Italian food at a burger joint. Reminisce about the Italian-inspired fail that never made it to Wendy's regular menu.
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Old-School Cabbage Dishes No One Really Makes Anymore
Many cabbage recipes have fallen in popularity over the years, but that doesn’t mean these old-school dishes aren’t as tasty as they ever were.
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The Popular Seasoning You'll Never Find At Buckingham Palace
You would think that the royals at Buckingham Palace could eat whatever they please, but there are actually certain rules around permissible ingredients.
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The Old-School Fruity Campbell's Soups We Wish Would Return
Right now, tomatoes don't count as a fruit. Discover Campbell's discontinued fruity soup line, and which flavors we could totally see making a comeback.
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The US City That Eats More Hot Dogs Than All The Rest
Hot dogs are a popular American food with nearly every major American city chiming in with their own version. This surprising city eats more than all the rest.
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The Traditional Meal New Englanders Eat On The 4th Of July
You might think of hot dogs when you imagine a Fourth of July spread, but a New England Independence Day table might feature this vibrant dish instead.
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Candy Recalls That Affected Millions
Even candy has a not-so-sweet side. Over the years, several recalls have pulled tasty treats from grocery store shelves out of concern for consumer safety.
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The Staggering Number Of Hot Dogs Americans Eat On The 4th Of July
Independence Day and hot dogs go hand-in-hand in the United States, so much so that Americans consume an absolutely shocking number of franks each year.
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Do You Know The Difference Between Tartar Sauce And Remoulade?
Order a plate of seafood, and it'll often come with a serving of tartar sauce or remoulade. But the two sauces aren't identical — learn what sets them apart.
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18 Vintage Candies You Won't Find At The Movie Theater Concession Stand Today
Many classic candies have disappeared from movie theater concession stands over the years. Here are some that truly made the movies magical.
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The First Happy Meal Toys Were A Real Bummer
When McDonald's debuted its Happy Meal in 1979, its toy offerings were anything but pleasing. Learn this iconic menu option's history and its possible creators.
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The Fishy McDonald's Menu Item That Was Discontinued After Only Three Months
The Filet-o-Fish is not the only seafood option to have graced the McDonald's menu. This item only lasted three months, but some fans want it back.
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Vintage Midwestern US Dishes That Deserve A Comeback
The Midwest has no shortage of hearty, comforting dishes, but we'd argue that there's still room for a few of its forgotten favorites to make a comeback.
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The Melting Pot Of Influences That Make Chicago-Style BBQ Different From Any Other
Thanks to a diverse melting pot of influences, Chicago-style BBQ as interesting and distinctive as any other of the country's regional barbecue styles.
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The Philadelphia Tavern Where The Founding Fathers Celebrated The First 4th Of July
Nowadays, we associate Independence Day with grills and fireworks. However, the country's Founding Fathers visited a tavern for the first July 4 celebration.
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