How The 1904 World's Fair Helped Make Iced Tea A Summer Favorite
Iced tea was not always as popular as it is in the U.S. today. Here is how the 1904 World's Fair helped make iced tea a favorite summer drink.
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You Probably Didn't Know These Fast Food Chains Are Guinness World Record Holders
Some of our favorite fast food chains made history by earning some of the largest - and smallest - titles awarded by Guinness World Records.
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The Ancient Mistake That Accidentally Created Yogurt
Although yogurt has been around for centuries, the dairy product keeps growing in popularity. Here's how the probiotic powerhouse was created.
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The Unexpected Side You Should Absolutely Serve With Pork Soup Dumplings
Pork soup dumplings are a Chinese creation filled with a flavorful pork soup. And there's one side that goes perfectly with the dish.
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11 Milk Recalls That Affected Millions Of People
Recalls involving contaminated milk - some recent, some years ago - have implications not only for consumers but also retailers, manufacturers, and others.
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16 International Chocolate Treats That Are Hard To Find In The US
International chocolate is vastly different from what you find in the U.S. Here are 16 of the best treats you can find overseas that are hard to find at home.
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The Beloved Vintage Candy Bar From 1965 That Lost Its Battle To Cadbury
We have an endless amount of chocolate bars to choose from on the shelves, from Hershey to Ghirardelli, but we just can't forget this beloved vintage candy.
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The Old-School Candy That Rivaled Tic Tacs Back In The '70s
While we love freshening our breath after a garlic-heavy meal with a Tic Tac, this candy put up quite the fight with the popular mint back in the 1970s.
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Where To Find The World's Fanciest McDonald's For An Experience Of A Lifetime
For fans of the Golden Arches who consider themselves fast food connoisseurs, a trip to the fanciest McDonald's in the world is a must. Here's what to know.
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This Vintage Ice Cream Flavor Used To Be So Popular, So What Happened?
One vintage fruity ice cream flavor has fallen out of favor, and you'll never find it in grocery store freezer aisles anymore. But what happened?
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20 Discontinued Fast Food Items We're Dying For These Chains To Bring Back
The ever-changing menus of fast food restaurants are bound to leave some gems behind. These 20 lost-but-not-forgotten items are more than worthy of a comeback.
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7Up's Original Formula Contained A Substance That Really Put The 'Up' In The Drink
Similarly to Coca-Cola's stimulating secret ingredient in the early 1900's, the original 7Up soda contained a pretty gnarly chemical element in it as well.
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This Is The Food Antarctic Exploration Was Built On
Antarctica is a harsh, uninhabited (by humans) land, which means food can be hard to find. Here are some of the different foods Antarctic explorers have eaten.
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This Is The Country That Produces The Most Bananas In The World
More than 100 million bananas are consumed each year, but one country supplies the majority of the world with this sweet, tasty fruit.
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What's The Difference Between Vermont's Creemee And Classic Soft Serve?
You might think Vermont's creemee and soft serve ice cream are the same based on ingredients, but there are a few differences. Here's what to know.
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This Vintage Candy Bar From The '70s Had A Unique Design We Haven't Seen Since
While most candy bars can barely be told apart once they are removed from their wrappers, this unique treat from the 1970s had a shape and style all its own.
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These Are The Worst Cereal Recalls In US History
You might not think twice about what's in your cereal, but this list of recalls may stick with you. Here are the worst ones that have happened in US history.
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This 3-Ingredient Sandwich From The '30s Might Make You Do A Double Take
The 1930s culinary world was dominated by the effects of the Great Depression. This led to some interesting recipes, including this three-ingredient sandwich.
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14 Of Julia Child's Favorite Restaurants
Julia Child was famous for her larger-than-life personality and her passion for French cuisine. Her favorite restaurants included some unexpected spots.
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9 Vintage Steakhouse Chains We Still Miss
Take a trip through dining history with a closer look at these vintage steakhouse chains that used to be mainstays across the United States.
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This Forgotten Vintage Cake Goes All The Way Back To The 1860s
Despite its deliciously soft buttermilk flavor, this vintage cake has lost popularity over time due to being outshined by its red, chocolatey counterpart.
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The 14 Worst Marinara Sauce Recalls In History
Marinara is a staple in many of our households, but a common product can still have food safety issues. Take a look at the worst marinara recalls in the U.S.
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No One Buys This Vintage Canned Pork Product Anymore (And We Probably Know Why)
The invention of canning was a game-changer, but no one buys this vintage canned pork product anymore. We can name a couple of pretty good reasons why.
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14 Times McDonald's Was Caught Up In Legal Issues
As one of the biggest fast food chains, McDonald's may have served millions of customers, but a select few (as well as employees) have served them back.
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The World's Largest Lollipop Was Created By This Legendary Candy Shop In California
World records aren't set every day, especially for giant foods. This record for the world's biggest lollipop has been held by a California candy shop for years.
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Our Favorite Movie Theater Snack Is The Definition Of Iconic
There's nothing like reclining in a comfy seat, turning your phone off, and digging into a buttery bucket of this classic movie theater delicacy.
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Why This Retro Cake From The 1920s Is Still The Perfect Summertime Treat
Even a century ago, home cooks were always looking for ways to simplify their recipes, and one classic standby of the 1920s still holds up in the 2020s.
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