The Old-School Candy You Can Make With Only 3 Ingredients
If you want to recreate this candy from the Great Depression era, luckily it's super easy. But one of these ingredients may surprise you. Here's why.
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The Fascinating Reason Toblerone Chocolate Bars Are Triangular
Toblerone is quite a unique chocolate with its signature triangular shape. But the origins of this triangular shape may surprise you. Here's why.
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14 Foods That Were Eaten In The Bible
From fruits and veggies to proteins and sweets, the Bible mentions a variety of different food items. Here's the literal and symbolic meaning of 14 of them.
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How Much Burger King's Whopper Cost In 1957 Vs Today
It can be fun, taking a look back to the past to compare to today. Other times, like when comparing Burger King's Whopper price in 1957 to today, it's less fun.
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What's The Difference Between The French Connection And The Godfather Cocktail?
The French Connection and The Godfather are amazing films, and they make for some pretty killer cocktails, too. Here's the difference between the two.
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This Is The Oldest Brand Of Rye Whiskey You Can Buy In The US
The United States has been making whiskey pretty much since its inception, but only this rye whiskey brand can claim that it's the oldest in the country.
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How Chicken Wings Became Such A Popular Part Of The Bird
Chicken wings weren't always such a popular cut of meat, and there's a long (and contested) history behind how they rose to party food fame.
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Nigiri Vs Sashimi: The Small Difference Many Japanese Cuisine Lovers Miss
Though they may seem like interchangeable terms for raw seafood dishes, nigiri and sashimi have different histories, ingredients, and preparation methods.
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12 Discontinued McDonald's Desserts We Miss Dearly
McDonald's desserts have come and gone over time, with the loss of some hitting more than others. Here's a list of the discontinued sweet treats fans want back.
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The Ancient Mexican Ingredient That's Still A Kitchen Staple Today
Traditional Mexican food has had an enduring ingredient that's survived hundreds of thousands of years of adaptation, finding its way to our modern kitchens.
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11 Old School Cooking Measurements And What They Really Mean
Recipes from centuries ago are riddled with old-school forms of measurement that are too vague to follow today. Here's what some of those confusing terms mean.
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Andrew Zimmern's Absolute Favorite Food Destinations
Andrew Zimmern has traveled the world in search of the best food. Now, he's taken the time to share his favorite destinations with Chowhound.
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The 12 Most Historic Restaurants In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania is steeped in rich American history. That being said, here are the 12 most historic restaurants you need to try next time you're in the state.
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How Public School Lunches Have Evolved Over The Years
School lunch has fed millions of children since it's implementation, with schools, the government, and parents updating with the times.
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The 13 Most Historic Restaurants In Massachusetts
Massachusetts is renowned for its history, but also its wide array of cuisine. Here are the 13 most historic restaurants you need to visit in town.
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The Candy Brand That Tried (And Failed) To Make Its Own Soda
Candy and soda are a match made in sugar-coma heaven, but one sweets brand's foray into carbonated beverages was a short-lived 1980s fever dream.
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Did Chick-Fil-A Really Invent The Chicken Sandwich?
Chick-fil-A's slogan states that it invented the chicken sandwich. Is it true that this fast food giant was the first to create this iconic dish?
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17 Retro Fish Dishes Only Your Grandparents Remember
Fish dishes have been around since humans discovered how to cook. While names come and go, the ingredients of the vintage recipes remain the same.
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14 Different Foods Eaten Aboard The Titanic
Regardless of class, those aboard the Titanic were treated to delicious food of the day. Here are 14 different foods eaten aboard the ill-fated ship.
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9 Candies From The '60s We Wish We Could Try Today
Candy trends come and go, and one day your favorite candy could be discontinued. Here are some candy from the '60s some would love to eat again.
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14 Vintage Appetizers From The '70s No One Makes Anymore
Back in the 1970s, appetizers ranged from nutty cheese balls to gelatin salads. We've rounded up several vintage '70s appetizers that no one makes anymore.
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This College Town's Restaurants Are Too Expensive For The Average Student
Being a student comes with many hurdles, and managing your budget is one of them. And one college town is particularly expensive for the average student.
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This Old-School Jell-O And Cheese Combo Might Be More Timeless Than It Looks
As the saying goes, everything old is new again, and that's especially true of eating Jell-O with cheese. Here's what to know about the the pairing.
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What Is Morel Liqueur?
If you like the umami of mushrooms, there may be a place for morel liqueur in your kitchen -- but what is it and how do you cook with it?
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10 Favorite Meals Of First Families Over The Years
The White House is not just an institution -- it's a family home. From hoecakes to hamburgers, explore the favorite foods of America's First Families.
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The Old-School Salad Dressing With A Recipe That's Nearly Impossible To Pin Down
Searching for a recipe that you can't pin down is the worst, especially one that you're craving, like this old-school salad dressing with an unique past.
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This Whisky Was Aged In A Fish Barrel, And It's Truly The Worst
There's always something you've never heard of that's worth trying. This whisky, which is shockingly aged in barrels that once held fish, isn't one of them.
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