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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'Japan Is Living In 2080': The Japanese Ice Cream Machine Americans Can't Wrap Their Heads Around
Japan is, without a doubt, living the dream when it comes to food. From convenience to sushi and now to this amazing ice cream machine, we're jealous.
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This Type Of Alcohol Will Go Bad In Your Liquor Cabinet
Sure, most types of alcohol are shelf-stable and can be left out at an ambient temperature, but this one type does best when refrigerated.
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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 Best Barbecue In The USA Can Be Found In This State, According To Marcus Samuelsson
Of the many delicious styles of American barbecue, celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson believes one state's version stands in a league of its own.
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This Decatur Spot Has The Best Indian Street Food In Atlanta
The Decatur branch of this Indian restaurant opened in 2013 and has since become a hotspot for residents, thanks to the sheer quality of its offerings.
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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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California's Friendliest Small Town Has 6 Michelin Restaurants Within Walking Distance Of Each Other
Beyond the famous food capitals, there are plenty of hidden gems with world-class kitchens. One of the most impressive is this small California town.
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How Altitude Affects Denver's Food (And Your Taste Buds) In A Negative Way
If you've been to Denver and thought that the food you cooked didn't taste quite the same (usually worse), there's an actual reason that comes down to altitude.
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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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McDonald's Original Fried Apple Pies Are Still Available In These 2 States
What younger patrons may not know is that McDonald's iconic apple pies used to be fried, and it's still possible to get the fried version in America.
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You Can Still Eat At One Of The Oldest Catfish Restaurants In The US In Tennessee
Long beloved for its fried catfish and hush puppies, this Tennessee River landmark maintains a varied menu that continues to win over customers.
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Why Does McDonald's Food Reportedly Not Rot When Sitting Out For Days?
McDonald's food doesn't seem to rot, even after sitting out for a while. Understandably, this has led to a wide range of conspiracy theories emerging online.
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The Louisiana Seafood Hotspot That's Known As 'The Most Cajun Place On Earth'
Despite this area's relatively compact size, its residents hold the largest proportion of Cajun ancestry in the state, a culture still showcased with pride.
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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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