The Retro Breakfast Pudding Your Grandparents Likely Ate
When most of us hear the word pudding, we think of a tasty dessert, but there was one type eaten by our grandparents that made a hearty breakfast.
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15 Millennial Food Trends That Boomers Hate
Millennial food habits seem commonplace right now, from meal delivery kits to hyper-spicy foods. But boomers can't seem to get on board with them.
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Elizabeth Taylor's Favorite Pasta Is A Tomato Lover's Dream
Elizabeth Taylor was a foodie, and she had many favorite dishes from restaurants around the world. Her favorite pasta is a simple tomato-based dish.
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This Fast Food Restaurant's Steak Sandwiches Failed In The '90s
Steak and fast food don't often go hand in hand, but back in the 1990s, one chain decided to go all out and make steak sandwich it hoped would do well.
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6 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Graham Crackers
The history of graham crackers is a long and interesting one that all started with a minister named Sylvester Graham in the mid-19th century.
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Budweiser's Beer Label Has Hidden Meanings. Let Us Explain
Budweiser has long been an American treasure, but did you know much of its history is hidden on its label? Here's what you should know.
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Why John F Kennedy Ate Plain Foods
It's always interesting to learn about the foods and drinks that US presidents preferred. John F Kennedy was not an adventurous eater for this reason.
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Paul McCartney Loves To Eat This Sandwich After Concerts
Many musicians have a ritual they follow before and after shows. Sir Paul McCartney loves winding down with a drink and this vegetarian snack.
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How Much A Steakhouse Dinner Cost In The 1970s
If you look back in time at food prices, especially when dining out at nicer establishments, like a steakhouse, you might be initially shocked.
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Velveeta Has Been Blessing Our Cheese Dips For 100+ Years. What Was The Original Like?
Velveeta is the creamy, cheesy dream that our favorite dips are made of (who am I to disagree?), but was it always the same recipe or has it changed?
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The Kitchen Sink Frog That Sends Boomers Back In Time
Nostalgia comes for us all eventually, and for Boomers, there's one particular ceramic frog that has the power to send people back in time, just by sight.
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8 Old-School Deli Orders You Rarely See Anymore
Visiting a Jewish delicatessen can be like walking down memory lane. Many of the dishes are seldom found on menus these days or have fallen out of favor.
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This Celebrity Chef Declared Bankruptcy In 2011 After 100-Plus Former Employees Sued Them
Celebrity chefs are just like anyone else and might suffer from bankruptcy or being sued, but this one Chef was sued by over 150 ex-employees.
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Anthony Bourdain Never Passed On This Traditional Italian Restaurant In Chicago
Anthony Bourdain never shied away from this particular Italian restaurant in Chicago. In a city known for its good eats, he chose this above all else.
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Clint Eastwood's Go-To Breakfast Is Far From Morning Food
You might expect Clint Eastwood to eat a hearty steak or a rich omelet for his breakfast, as a cowboy might, but he chooses something else entirely.
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Why Americans Say Entree When They Mean Main Course
Europeans are routinely flummoxed at why Americans call the main course an entree, but there's an actual reason why we do. Here's the history.
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Elizabeth Taylor's Lavish Seafood Order Was Once Banned In The States
Elizabeth Taylor was known for her opulence and the seafood that she chose to enjoy was no exception. Well, she indulged until it was banned in the U.S.
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The 2 Fast Food Chains That Have Attempted To Make Wagyu Beef Burgers
Wagyu is notorious for its luxury and high quality, so color us surprised when we learned that two fast food places made a version of wagyu burgers.
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Why Costco's Food Court Stopped Selling Hebrew National Hot Dogs
Once upon a time, Costco carried kosher hot dogs supplied by Hebrew National and Sinai 48, but the warehouse discontinued them over 10 years ago.
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Arby's Bought This 1980s Cinnamon Roll Chain In The '90s
Arby's might be home of the roast beef sandwich, but way back in the 1990s, the fast food chain bought Cinnabon's best competitoion.
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The Once-Beloved Lemon Dessert That Took Over The '60s And '70s
If you attended a dinner party in the '60s or '70s, you’d likely find yourself enjoying a Bundt cake, a baked Alaska, or this once-beloved lemon dessert.
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10 Restaurants And Bars Anthony Bourdain Loved In Chicago
The Windy City was a favorite haunt for the late Anthony Bourdain. He frequented hole-in-the-wall bars and restaurants that he favored on several of his shows.
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This 1950s Los Angeles Italian Deli's Iconic Sandwich Hasn't Changed One Bit
You might not associate Los Angeles with Italian delis, but the area is rife with them. This deli has a classic sandwich with the same recipe since the '50s.
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The Old-School Breadcrumb Mix That Works Perfectly On Fried Fish
Even though this old-school mix was originally meant for chicken, it works well with other proteins too, including as a perfect coating for fried fish.
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The History Of Blanton's Iconic Jockey Bottle Stoppers
Those familiar with Kentucky's Blanton's bourbon will recognize the jockey bottle stoppers that top every bottle. Over time, they've become coveted keepsakes.
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5 Fast Food Scandals That Shocked The Industry
Rarely does a fast food giant escape scandal. From McDonald's to Taco Bell, most industry leaders have faced significant controversy at one point or another.
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This 1950s Sandwich Looks Nothing Like Its Modern-Day Counterpart
There are plenty of old-school food trends that don't resonate with modern palates; the 1950s version of this sandwich is a prime example of that disconnect.
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