The Strict Way Elvis Presley Preferred His Chicken
The King of Rock and Roll was no stranger to quirky food choices. Since he didn't eat seafood, many of Elvis' preferences are about meat, including chicken.
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Why Pepsi Blue Vanished Completely From The US
You've definitely heard of Pepsi, but have you ever heard of Pepsi Blue? Here's why this vibrant blue drink had such a short shelf life in the United States.
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The Summer Fruit Hybrid You Need To Stop Ignoring
Come summertime, all manner of fruits hit peak season. One of the best is a hybrid; if you've been ignoring it for its funny name, you should give it a try.
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The US President Who Drank Up To A Gallon Of Coffee Every Day
One U.S. president maintained an active lifestyle and promoted peace around the world, but not without allegedly consuming up to a gallon of coffee a day.
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The Parts Of A Full Scottish Breakfast You Won't Find In The English Version
The Full English breakfast is an iconic national dish, but the Full Scottish version contains some more interesting regional flavors and foods.
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Meet Elvis Presley's Longtime Cook, Mary Jenkins Langston
Elvis Presley is one of the most iconic celebrities of all time. One person who knew him quite well was his personal chef, Mary Jenkins Langston.
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Elvis Presley Hated This Food So Much He Banned It Entirely From Graceland
Elvis Presley is well-known for his unique food combinations and his iconic rock and roll style. However, there's one food even he wouldn't allow in his home.
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What It Means When Your Coffee Beans Are 'Geisha' (And Why They're So Expensive)
Gesha coffee, also sometimes spelled Geisha coffee, is an expensive variety of coffee bean. Here's why, and everything you need to know about its history.
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The Best Ice Cream Shop In Every US State
Many people have their favorite ice cream shop, but how do these businesses vary by state? Here are the best you can find across the US for a sweet treat.
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Shipwreck Casserole Is The Retro Meal Perfect For Cleaning Out The Fridge
Not sure what to make for dinner when your fridge is looking a little sparse? Take inspiration from the 1940s shipwreck casserole and combine these ingredients.
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How The Betty Crocker Cookbook Did Potato Salad A Little Differently
It feels like there are as many potato salad recipes out there as there are people, but Betty Crocker's old recipe is certainly unique amongst them.
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How Texas Proved A Cheap Beer Can Be Just As Tasty As A Craft Brew
Not everything is bigger in Texas, including this brew's price and taste. But it didn't need bold flavors to finish high in our ranking of cheap beer brands.
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10 Discontinued Oreo Flavors We Wish Would Return To Store Shelves
You can't go wrong with a classic, but Oreo has offered so much more over the years with unique discontinued flavors that we think should make a return.
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The Old School Canned Spread That Was Once The Star Of Dinner Parties
Food tastes change, and there have certainly been some weird trends over the years. However, this once-popular old school canned spread may be worth trying.
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This Iconic Vintage Candy Was Originally Made With Machinery From WWI
Vintage candies go down in history for plenty of reasons, mostly taste-related. But one iconic treat was originally made with machinery from World War I.
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How Costco And Einstein Bros. Bagels Used To Be Connected
Despite being seemingly detached from each other as of 2025, retailer Costco and cafe chain Einstein Bros. Bagels used to be connected in a big way.
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10 Lesser-Known Tiki Cocktails To Order When You Want To Branch Out
Classic tiki drinks are great to sip on a hot summer day, but there are many lesser-known tropical-inspired cocktails beyond the Zombie and Piña Colada.
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7 Big Bologna Recalls That Affected Lunches Across The US
Bologna is a popular sandwich meat, meaning that recalls are bound to affect lunches across the US. Here are 7 of the biggest recalls to make a splash.
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Ohio Has Its Own Unexpected Spin On Breakfast Sausage, And It's Worth Trying Out
This beloved Cincinnati breakfast sausage is anything but basic. Learn about this staple Ohio dish, its history, and how to prepare and enjoy it yourself.
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Elvis Presley's Favorite Meatloaf Stands Out For This One Ingredient
Elvis Presley had a kingly appetite to suit his title. One of his oft requested dishes was a good ol' Southern meatloaf. Only, his used this unusual ingredient.
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Elvis Presley's Iconic Wedding Cake Would Cost As Much As A Car Today
For his iconic wedding to Priscilla, the king of rock and roll had an epic wedding cake that was fit for true American royalty.
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7 Old-School Cereals You've Probably Forgotten About
Mr. T cereal? Buzz Lightyear cereal? For cereal fans, some of the best are no longer around. We analyze several that we wish were still on shelves.
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Gene Kelly Swore By This Cooking Secret To Make Coq Au Vin Shine
If you want to cook like an old movie star, follow Gene Kelly's ingenuous recipe of coq au vin, including his tip for perfecting the French dish.
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The Worst Coffee Recalls Ever Recorded In US History
Food and drink recalls aren't uncommon in the U.S., including for coffee, one of America's favorite beverages. Here are the worst ones, and why they happened.
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The Old School Chicken Dish That Was A Postwar Delicacy In Britain
This vintage chicken dish quickly became a favorite in Britain in the 1950s, and is still being served up today. Even the Queen loved it, and for good reason.
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Elvis' First Order At His Favorite Vegas Steakhouse Wasn't Actually Steak
When the King headed to this famous Las Vegas steakhouse, he skipped out on ordering the steak and asked for another meaty option.
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The Vintage Cowboy Fast Food Chain That's Bouncing Back
This Western-themed fast food restaurant used to have many fans. Now, after a period of nearly disappearing off the map, it's starting to make a comeback.
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