Peanut Butter Soup Is The Simple And Rich West African Comfort Food To Try This Fall
There's always a new soup to try, no matter how many you've made in years past. This fall, give the West African peanut butter soup a try.
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The Rich Origins Of How Neapolitan Ice Cream Got Its Name
Neapolitan ice cream may seem to suggest a Neapolitan origin, but there's much more to the name and story of this iconic triple-flavored dessert.
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Why White Bread Is The Simple, Yet Iconic Side Always Paired With Southern BBQ
White bread has long been a staple on every plate at any backyard barbecue or Southern restaurant. But how did this side earn this coveted spot?
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Elvis Had A Rather Unusual Preference When Eating His Beloved Coconut Cake
Elvis Presley, known as the King of Rock and Roll, loved his Southern comfort foods. But when it came to coconut cake, he liked it a certain way. Here's why.
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The Kentucky Pie You'll Want To Eat Every Night Of The Week (It's That Good)
Kentucky is well-known for many foods and drinks, but one of its lesser-known treasures is this pie. Once you've tried it, you may want it all the time.
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The Forgotten Beef Sandwich That Helped Families Stretch Meals For Decades
In the 1920s, there came to be a beef sandwich that remained a food-stretching staple for a number of decades. Now forgotten, it lives on through memory.
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How This Retro Casserole Got Its Unexpected Presidential Connection
There are many casseroles out there, but few, if any, are so tied to a once-President of the United States. Here's how that connection came to be.
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Why Watermelon-Flavored Food Never Actually Tastes Like The Real Deal
Have you ever wondered why your watermelon-flavored candies or drinks don't really taste like the fruit? Well, there's actually a scientific reason for this.
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Was President John F. Kennedy's Infamous Jelly Donut Speech Really All That Bad?
President John F. Kennedy was a proud public speaker in English, but his German is up for debate. Here's how he might've called himself a donut in a speech.
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How Thomas' English Muffins Was Involved In A Legal Precedent That Affects Job Searches To This Day
A case centered around English muffins made some serious waves in the legal world that still affects job searchers today. Here's what happened.
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Julia Child Liked To End Her Hamburger Dinners With A Fiery Dessert Pairing
When most people make hamburger dinners, they might their meals with a simple treat. Not Julia Child. Her post-beef dessert was decidedly fancier and flaming.
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Who Actually Holds The Title For Inventing Fried Ice Cream?
The title for the inventor of the deliciously unique fried ice cream treat is one that is much debated. So, who really invented this deep-fried sweet treat?
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Why Canned Ribs Failed As A Concept
There are almost too many types of canned meats to name on grocery store shelves, but canned ribs are downright impossible to find in most places. Here's why.
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One Of Marilyn Monroe's Favorite Foods Required No Prep At All
Curious about what Marilyn Monroe loved to eat? One of her favorite foods was this veggie, which she often ate during dinnertime and required no prep.
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10 Old-School Summer Picnic Foods We Don't Really See Anymore
While having a picnic is still as popular as it once was, the foods we bring on it aren't. These old-school summer picnic foods just aren't around anymore.
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The Colorado Restaurant That Served Elvis' Favorite Sandwich
Elvis' favorite sandwich of all time was served up by this old Colorado restaurant, and if you want to make the sandwich for yourself, you can.
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The Native American Dish That Became A Staple During The Great Depression
During the Great Depression, Americans turned to a Native American staple to fill their bellies at a time when there wasn't enough to go around.
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The South African Fried Chicken Chain That Built Success On A Secret US Recipe
One popular South African fast food chain that's known for its fried chicken found success after adapting a secret recipe from the U.S.
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The Nostalgic Reason Maker's Mark Labels Itself Whisky, Not Whiskey
You may have seen Maker's Mark bottles labeled as "whisky" instead of the classic "whiskey." Well, there's actually a reason for this unique spelling.
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The Old School Peach Dessert You Don't Really See Anymore
It's strange that this old school peach dessert fell out of fashion. Not only is it easy to make at home, it's sure to impress any guests you serve it to.
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Remembering Johnny Cash's '90s Jingle For This Iconic Fast Food Chain
It's time to revisit this iconic jingle from the '90s by singer Johnny Cash, made exclusively for this popular fast food chain's commercial.
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The Almost-Gone Chicken Chain That Dominated The '80s
It's hard to believe any fast food chain with a powerful impact could ever fall from grace, but that's exactly what happened to this beloved chain in the 1980s.
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This California Ice Cream Chain Was Beloved By Many Stars From Hollywood's Golden Age
This Los Angeles ice cream parlor served desserts to the likes of Natalie Wood, Marilyn Monroe, and Leigh Snowden. Here's what made it a Hollywood hotspot.
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We Asked Professional Chefs To Choose Their Favorite Cheese
We asked the experts to tell us which cheeses are their favorites for baking, melting, snacking, pairing with wine, and creating the perfect cheese boards.
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Eat Like The King At This Florida Restaurant Where Elvis Dined On Hot Dogs
Elvis Presley had very specific tastes when it came to food. When he liked something, you knew it. That includes the hot dogs at this Florida restaurant.
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The Story Behind Marilyn Monroe's Apple-Forward Namesake Cocktail
This New York City bar developed a Champagne and apple brandy cocktail named after Marilyn Monroe, and the idea started with one iconic movie scene.
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You Can Still Dine At The Oldest Pizza Chain In The US
The oldest pizza chain in the U.S. has a rich history beginning after World War II, and you can still dine at many of its locations to this day.
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