President Abraham Lincoln's wife Mary Todd would serve him this cake while the couple courted. It would go on to become one of his favorite desserts.
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The Lowcountry is the home to some of the best seafood in the United States, but what exactly about Charleston makes its fish and mollusks so top notch?
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Many movies feature food, but for some, the entire plot revolves around food prep and meals. Here are the best food movies of all time, according to a foodie.
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While taco rice and Mexican rice sound like they might be the same thing, these dishes, and their origins, are surprisingly quite different.
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Every US state has its own pride and joy, which is to say it has a delicious chicken sandwich. These are the best ones you can grab, based on reviews.
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Food history is typically shrouded in mystery with many claiming to be originators. But Los Angeles' oldest eatery for sure helped create this iconic sandwich.
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Wedding cakes are now a staple at every wedding ceremony, but centuries ago, such joyous occasions featured a different kind of pastry: the bride's pie.
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Bread of some type is a culinary staple among many cultures, and Canada is no exception. Here's the Canadian bread that doesn't require yeast or an oven.
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Food tastes can change between generations. This dessert may have been hated by older generations, but it's having a bit of a resurgence due to a popular drink.
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Whether you're looking for great food or a unique atmosphere, you're sure to find one or both by visiting one of these famous hotel restaurants.
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People over a certain age may remember "smoking" with their parents using candy cigarettes. If you can't find them today, you might wonder if they're banned.
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In Julia Child's honor, Bobby Flay added a special entree to Brasserie B's menu that was his spin on the French dish that inspired her love affair with cooking.
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While the days of the soda shop are long gone, there are a few places that keep the nostalgia alive. Few are as rooted in history as this spot, though.
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So there's fried pizza and then there's fried pizza in Scotland. We're going to explain just what it is that makes Scotland's fried pizza so unique.
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Premium soda crackers are also known as saltines and over the years the names have conflated, leaving many to wonder if there is a difference between the two.
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When picturing iconic dishes in Vietnam, pho is likely your first thought. However, there's one other soup Anthony Bourdain deemed his favorite, and here's why.
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Which came first, beer or wine? Both beverages have a storied history dating back to ancient times, however, the origins of the oldest one may be a surprise.
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When done right, catchy advertising jingles ensure you keep a company's products top of mind when shopping. See how many old-school favorites you remember.
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Gin has been gaining popularity in recent years, breaking out of its reputation as a stodgy drink. And you might be wondering what it's made of.
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Fruit is pretty cheap in North America, so much so that we probably don't think twice when it rots on the counter. But in Japan, it's a different story.
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If you are lucky enough to remember (or better yet, have tasted) Raspberry Rally Girl Scout Cookies, you may be wondering why they completely vanished.
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Celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain had plenty of strong opinions on food, including a well-known American sandwich that he simply couldn't stand.
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The '80s were a time of unique food products and diet trends, but these eyebrow-raising food safety issues just weren't top of mind for your average consumer.
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You can't go wrong with a classic Cuban sandwich, but celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck reckons two crucial condiments are required to make your next one perfect.
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Hershey's Kisses may have strong connotations with Valentine's Day, but they don't actually look like a kiss. So how did Hershey's Kisses get their name?
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The term soda jerk doesn't sound very complimentary, but in the early 1900s, soda jerks were part server, part entertainer, and all fun. Here's what it meant.
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From hearty options with spicy Russian sausage to lighter fare with cucumbers and salmon, these Russian sandwiches are not to be missed out on.
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