20 Nostalgic Ice Cream Truck Treats We Miss Terribly From The '80s And '90s
Although some different versions are still available, we created a list of some of our favorite ice cream truck treats that were popular in the '80s and '90s.
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Frankfurters Vs Wieners Vs Hot Dogs: What's The Difference?
There's a deep satisfaction to scarfing down a fresh hot dog. Or, is it supposed to be Frankfurter? And what about wieners? What exactly are the differences?
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The Mistake You're Making Pairing Dark Chocolate And Fruit
If you're trying to pair dark chocolate and fruit together, you need to avoid making this huge mistake when you're picking out which fruit to eat.
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The Controversial Filet-O-Fish Ad McDonald's Had To Pull From Air In The UK
McDonald's has aired too many advertisements to count. It stands to reason some wouldn't hit their mark. That includes this controversial U.K. Filet-O-Fish ad.
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You're Overlooking The Ant-Repelling Powerhouse Sitting In Your Pantry
Ants can be a constant problem, effective little pests that they are. Next time you're hit by a wave of them, try this ant repellent sitting in your pantry.
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5 Veggies That Will Thrive In Your Shade Garden
If your garden gets more shade than sunlight, you might think you can't grow good vegetables. Turns out, at least five veggies are perfect for shade gardens.
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Is It Vital To Rinse Your Shredded Potatoes For Homemade Hash Browns? Or Is That A Mistake?
Homemade hash browns in all their crispy, delicious glory are often rinsed as part of preparation. But do you really need to rinse? Could it even be a mistake?
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Which Country Produces The Most Milk In The World?
Milk is an integral ingredient to many dishes and drinks, so the world needs, quite literally, tons of it. Here's the country that makes the most.
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White Vs Yellow Vs Vanilla Cake: What's The Difference?
You might presume that white, yellow, and vanilla cake are all the same flavor, but there are key differences that distinguish them all from each other.
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The Country That Produces The Most Cheese In The World Might Surprise You
When it comes to cheese, every country seems to have a notable favorite. But which country produces the most cheese, not just the best cheese?
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Stanley Tucci Opts For This Brand Of Tequila When Making His 3-Ingredient Tequila-Tini Cocktail
Actor Stanley Tucci moonlights as an amateur bartender on his social media, and he revealed his favorite tequila for his tequila-tini recipe.
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We Tried Shake Shack's New Dubai Chocolate Shake, And It's Even Better Than It Sounds
Dubai chocolate is a viral sensation. It didn't take long before Shake Shack joined the trend and created its own Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Shake.
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Here's Why You Don't See Old Country Buffet Locations Anymore
Old Country Buffet used to be a go-to spot if you had a hankering for anything and everything, but one day it vanished. Here's what happened.
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The Reason The Real Wonka Chocolate Bars Were Discontinued
Wonka Bars are the signature chocolate of the movies based on Willy Wonka. Find out why these chocolate bars are not available for fans to buy today.
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The Bitter Truth About Tonic Water's Medicinal Beginnings
Tonic water has a bitter ingredient that has been used to treat illnesses for centuries. Take a look at the medicinal history of quinine and tonic water.
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This Country Is Responsible For Producing The Most Cocoa In The World
Chocolate is a beloved foodstuff with a nigh incalculable number of beans produced around the world each year. But only one country can produce the most.
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The Burger King Item That Simply Flopped In America
Burger King has had its fair share of controversies over the years, but there's one menu item that just didn't seem to attract American fast food fans.
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Fix Your Runny Peanut Butter In A Pinch Using One Simple Ingredient
Opening your peanut butter jar just to find it runny can be a disappointing experience, but at least you can fix it with this one ingredient.
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What Is The Rarest Color Of M&M?
Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, brown. We love every color of M&M candies, but that doesn't mean they're treated equally! In fact, this one is the rarest.
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The Old-School Indiana Bar That's Allegedly Served Mark Twain, Al Capone, And Neil Armstrong
This bar in Indiana has seen it all, including historic writers, gangsters, astronauts, and even presidents. Here's why this bar has been around for so long.
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Why Fried Foods Are Some Of The Worst Buffet Options Available
Faced with the bounty of a buffet, you may be tempted to snag fried foods. However, fried foods are some of the worst options at the buffet. Here's why.
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The 10 Wildest Croissant Trends For Better Or Worse
Food trends can easily go viral on social media, and croissants are no exception. Take a look at some of the most unique croissant trends in recent years.
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The Mainland US State Starting To Grow Its Own Coffee
Coffee requires growing conditions that are typically found in equatorial regions. However, this American state meets the criteria for coffee production.
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11 Of The Biggest Beer Recalls Of All Time
You may not even realize beer can be recalled, but like any other food item, it can. These are some of the biggest beer recalls in recent history.
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Kneading Vs Mixing: What's The Difference Between These Methods?
Whether you're baking bread or making pizza dough, you need to know about the difference between mixing and kneading, and when to use both techniques.
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You Can Totally Salvage Frozen Mayo, Here's How
Mayonnaise is at the top of the no-freeze list. But if you're reading this, you're probably one of the unlucky people who just found that out the hard way.
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The One Type Of Cabbage That's Considered Slightly Narcotic
There are many inherently dangerous foods out there, but you'd never think a type of cabbage would be on that list. Here's what to know about this kind.
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