Why Beef Meatballs In America Look So Different From Their Italian Roots
Spaghetti with beef meatballs is a popular American dish, but meatballs in Italy are often made from different proteins and serve an entirely different purpose.
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One Of NYC's Oldest Operating Bars Was Once A Star In Your Favorite Mob Movie
You 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.
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The Nostalgic Fried Dessert Chi-Chi's Fans Will Definitely Remember From The '90s
Nostalgia for the '90s is real as people reminisce about the many food products no longer around, including this memorable dessert from Chi-Chi's.
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Cracker Barrel Once Owned This Growing Steakhouse Chain. Do You Know Which One?
You might know Cracker Barrel for its Southern-themed atmosphere and cooking, but the comfort food brand also used to own this steakhouse chain.
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The Unusual Way People Enjoyed Peanut Butter During The Great Depression
The Great Depression brought with it many dishes born of necessity. One of the most unusual involved peanut butter and this unexpected vegetable.
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Where Frank Sinatra's Hands-Down Favorite Cheesecake Came From
Frank 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.
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Jimmy Buffett's Sister Runs A Restaurant That Always Served Him This Louisiana Staple
Jimmy Buffett's favorite gumbo was a cherished family recipe passed down from his grandmother that can still be found at his sister's restaurants.
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This Fast Food Chain Is Still Family Owned Today (And Has Been Since 1921)
Discover how the country’s oldest burger chain remains family-owned while continuing to serve classic sliders and other fan favorites.
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You'll Never Eat Frozen Beef At This Burger Chain, Which Has Been Flipping Fresh Patties Since The '50s
This popular fast food joint has been serving up fresh, never frozen, burgers for as long as it's been open. You're sure to get 100% American beef as well.
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How Burger King's 1950s 'Insta-Broiler' Popped Out 400 Burgers An Hour
In 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.
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Gerald Ford's Comfort Meal Always Started With Pot Roast And Ended With This Dessert
Gerald Ford is known for many things, including his, shall we say, "interesting" cottage cheese toppings. But his favorite dessert is a certified classic.
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How Royal Red Shrimp Earned Its 'Lobster Of The Gulf' Reputation
According to some Gulf coast diners, royal red shrimp rival the world’s most luxurious shellfish. But how did this crustacean earn its prestigious nickname?
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When Visiting Los Angeles, Don't Forget To Snag A Slice Of Pie From One Of The City's Oldest Diners
If you find yourself in Los Angeles, head over to this 1940s diner to step back in history. Enjoy the laid-back atmosphere and treat yourself to a slice of pie.
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Thomas Jefferson Dropped Over $10,000 On This Drink While In Office (That's Over A Quarter Million Today)
While in office, Thomas Jefferson splurged on one costly drink. Here’s what it was and how it influenced American tastes and drinking habits.
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Kool-Aid Is The Official Soft Drink Of This US State
Only 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.
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Eat A Muffuletta Sandwich Bigger Than Your Head At This 1914 New Orleans Restaurant
This New Orleans restaurant has been around for over a century, and along the way, it's developed a rep for serving some of the best muffulettas in town.
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Do You Remember The '80s Cinnamon Roll Chain Acquired By Arby's In The '90s?
Arby's acquired this chain in the mid-1990s, hoping its cinnamon rolls would drive customers in during slow hours. However, it has since faded into obscurity.
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I Watched And Ranked 16 McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Commercials And This One Is Best
McDonalds has always been an innovator when it comes to fast food advertising, so we set out to find which Filet-o-Fish commercials were the most enticing.
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The 1960s Ground Beef Dish Burger Lovers Would Swoon Over Today
If you're looking for a quick and easy weeknight dinner, this vintage ground beef dish will satisfy your cravings for comforting, savory flavors.
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Jimmy Carter Served This Unexpected Dish To Foreign Leaders At The White House
Jimmy Carter was a big fan of Southern food. His preferred dish to serve to White House guests was no exception, and many guests had never tried it before.
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Meet The Real Jack Daniel: The Runaway Behind Your Favorite Whiskey
Is there a real guy behind the name Jack Daniel's? Here's what you need to know about the iconic whiskey distillery's real-life lore.
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The Old-Fashioned Way To Make Baked Ham Called For This Classic Drink
There are numerous ways to bake ham, but this 1800s version requires this classic drink that has been enjoyed for centuries. It creates a tasty dish.
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Frank Sinatra's Absolute Favorite Scotch Is Available Today At An Affordable Price
The Rat Pack icon’s favorite Scotch is still easy to find, surprisingly affordable, and delivers the smooth Speyside flavor he loved.
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From Humble Beginnings To Mayor Of Flavortown: How Guy Fieri Got His Start
He’s the face of "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives," but how did Guy Fieri become the celebrity he is today? His unique origin story explains it all.
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Taco Bell's 1970s Value Meal Included 3 Classic Items For Just 59 Cents
In the 1970s, Taco Bell offered a value meal that gave you three classic menu items for just 59 cents. That's a good deal even by today's standards.
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10 Old-School Sandwiches We'd Love To Bring Back
You've likely had the classics like a club sandwich or a pb&j but nothing holds up to these old-school bites that we haven't seen in a very long time.
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The Popular Soup Brand That Once Sold Canned Italian Tomatoes In The 1930s
Before this classic soup brand got into the canned convenience meal market, the company started out by selling tomatoes imported from Italy.
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