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This massive trucker's paradise on Interstate 80 in Iowa has more amenities than you could imagine, including a family-owned homestyle restaurant.
Read MoreJack Daniel's Old No. 7 might be one of the best-selling whiskeys in the world, but it's not the only gem from the Tennessee distiller.
Read MoreFrom holiday gift to Hollywood icon. Discover the Jim Beam bottle that was hand-painted and turned into a show-stopping TV prop.
Read MoreK&W Cafeteria was, much like Luby's, a beloved chain for many folks in the South. Its fate is similar to many other cafeteria chains.
Read MoreYou may not know this nearly 200-year-old tavern by name, but you'll recognize it as a background in one of Martin Scorsese's most memorable films.
Read MoreThe Great Depression brought with it many dishes born of necessity. One of the most unusual involved peanut butter and this unexpected vegetable.
Read MoreFrank Sinatra loved this cheesecake so much, he heralded it to well-known establishments and celebrities, and the business took off. Today, it is still popular.
Read MoreIn the 1950s, Burger King relied on this nifty contraption to cook burgers for the masses. However, there's a reason the vintage culinary tech didn't last.
Read MoreSt. Patrick's Day is here, so it's time to enjoy a dram of whiskey and colcannon. The latter you'll have to make, but here are five Irish whiskeys worth buying.
Read MoreOnly two states in the U.S. have official soft drinks. One of them designated Kool-Aid as theirs in 1998, as it's where the powdered beverage mix was invented.
Read MoreIt's well-known that in-house brands are likely made by the same supplier as the name-brand item, but Aldi's ice cream takes it to another level.
Read MoreNot a big fan of Guinness? No problem. There are plenty of other ways to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, including with this stout you just might love.
Read MoreShoppers seek out Aldi Finds for limited-time items and seasonal products. In March, the German-based retailer is highlighting Easter goodies and more.
Read MoreIf you've got a bunch of leftover roast beef, don't despair. There's a convenient and tasty old-school way to use it up that's perfect for picnics.
Read MoreJimmy Buffett's Margaritaville is just a sip away. With this easy twist on the classic cocktail, you can bring a little tropical escape home.
Read MoreYou can't go to New Orleans without trying one of the city's famous po'boy sandwiches, and this local establishment has made a lasting impact on the food.
Read MoreLike Jack Daniel's but want a budget-friendly whiskey? This Buffalo Trace bourbon is the same proof, has a similar mash bill, and is a fraction of the price.
Read MoreWhile some brands produce their whiskey industrially, this North Carolina distillery takes a slower, sustainable approach that yields unique results.
Read MoreWith scenic harbors, historic charm, and an abundance of fresh seafood, this Maine town offers far more than just postcard-worthy views.
Read MoreThis famous old-school candy company didn't start out making candies initially; instead, it got its beginnings selling plain ol' baking powder.
Read MoreThis candy company is behind everything from fancy chocolates to cornflakes. Here's how a small sweets shop turned into a sprawling global business.
Read MoreBuc-ee's is a juggernaut, and not just because of its literally massive size. Still, it had to start somewhere, and it's this state where it all began.
Read MoreWhile many U.S. presidents have long been known to enjoy a drink or have a favorite liquor brand, Abraham Lincoln stood apart. Learn why he chose to stay sober.
Read MoreMusician Johnny Cash took comfort in the classic foods of his childhood. This tasty, affordable meat is no exception. Here's how he liked to serve it.
Read MoreFrom 1800s kitchens to the battlefield to modern recipes, discover how this canned dairy brand has shaped generations of cooking and baking.
Read MoreWhile many Islay whiskies have smoky tasting notes from the peat-based distillation process, this historic brand takes a sweeter approach with its spirit.
Read MoreThis smooth, layered whiskey from an iconic brand blends sweetness, spice, and subtle floral notes for a rich, balanced sip.
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