Meet The Giant Soup Dumpling With A Hidden Heritage
Dumplings are popular all around the world, and they come in many shapes and sizes. One country has a giant soup dumpling with an interesting history.
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The Old School American Candy That Vanished Completely For Two Years
As tastes change, many snacks and candies disappear. However, this old school American candy vanished for two years and then came back due to popular demand.
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The Government's Been Lying To You About Rhubarb
Is it a fruit? A vegetable? Though often paired alongside produce like strawberries or apples, the government's classification of rhubarb is complicated.
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The Pickle Juice Brand Used In The Original Pickleback Shot
Pickle juice has been chasing liquor since time immemorial, probably. Here's the brand of pickle juice that was used in the first-ever pickleback shot.
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What Exactly Is A Texas-Style Hot Dog?
Hot dogs are easy, tasty, and affordable, so it's no surprise there are lots of variations on how to eat them, including a version called the Hot Texas Weiner.
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16 Old-School Ingredients That Are Straight Up Unhealthy
Some ingredients are no longer used in food today for good reason. From trans fats and food dyes to cocaine, these ingredients were once widely used.
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Which Chocolate Company Is Older, Cadbury Or Hershey's?
Both Cadbury and Hershey's are historic and well-loved chocolate companies, but have you ever wondered which one is older? Here's what to know.
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This Meaty Old-Fashioned Appetizer From The '70s Goes By Many Names
The 1970s was a wild time for appetizers and what they were named. Depending on what state you lived in, this one had quite a few interesting monikers.
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Why Did Kellogg's Yogos Vanish Completely?
While Kellogg's Yogos earned quite a few fans when they hit store shelves in 2005, they were quickly discontinued and there are no plans to bring them back.
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Wow, People In The '80s Really Overreacted To New Coke
In the 1980s, Coca-Cola changed its original recipe and introduced "New Coke," but public reaction led to the decision being reversed in a matter of months.
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Wait, Did Vodka Exist In Medieval Times?
Before it filled modern cocktails, vodka had a surprising start. Its story stretches far back in history, with roots you might not even expect.
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This Is What Pearled, Semi-Pearled, And Whole Farro Mean
Farro, an ancient grain high in protein and fiber, comes in three different varieties. Which one you choose depends on a few factors, including prep time.
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The Sad Story Behind The McDonald's Brothers
Ray Kroc is often thought to be the founder of McDonald's, but the uncredited brothers who created the fast food chain went through a lot to do so.
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The Country That First Put Avocado Toast On A Breakfast Menu Is Not The US
Despite its popularity in the U.S., avocado toast actually wasn't even invented in the States. A different country was the first to put it on a breakfast menu.
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The Reason Southerners 'Don't Put Sugar In Cornbread' — And Why They Sometimes Really Do
Cornbread is a contentious topic in the Northern and Southern U.S. The North uses sugar, while the South doesn't, usually. Here's the fascinating history.
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The Funky-Looking Vintage Meatballs No One Seems To Make Anymore
There's plenty of room to get creative with meatballs, and that's exactly what people did when they used to cook up this fun and quirky-looking dish.
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This Deliciously Bougie Dish Was Anthony Bourdain's Ideal Last Meal
Famed chef Anthony Bourdain was known to partake in all kinds of foods, from simple to complex, and his ideal last meal was deliciously bougie.
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The Ancient Hidden Utah Bar That Many Hollywood Stars Once Frequented While Filming
Hollywood stars always know how to pick 'em when it comes to watering holes, even way back in the 1950s when they frequented this ancient hidden Utah bar.
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Why Doritos 3D Vanished Completely
Anyone lucky enough to have snacked in the '90s will remember Doritos 3D, but most fans have no idea why the beloved chip vanished completely.
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Whatever Happened To Gas Station Slush Puppies?
Have you ever walked into a gas station craving a Slush Puppie beverage, only to find that it's nowhere to be found? This is what happened to the slushy brand.
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The Decadent Steak Dish We Don't See At Restaurants Anymore
If you want to experience the finest steak dishes available around the world, you'll need to find a place that serves this now rarely featured retro creation.
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The Pickled South Asian Flavor Bomb Your Pantry Might Be Missing
With a wide variety of spices, ingredients, and heat levels, this tart and tangy Indian condiment will liven up just about any food you pair it with.
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This Vintage French Dessert Is Simpler Than Expected To Make
This elegant, vintage French dessert is a summertime staple in many parts of France, and best of all, it's so much easier to make than it looks.
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Paul Hollywood Deemed This Iconic American Snack 'Disgusting' And We Don't Know How To Feel About It
Paul Hollywood is known, and beloved, for being outspoken when it comes to baked goods, but his hatred of an iconic American snack is downright shocking.
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Dive Into The World's Oldest Cookbook And Enjoy 4,000-Year-Old Recipes In Your Own Home
Everyone has their favorite recipe passed down from earlier generations, but the oldest cookbook in the world actually goes back 4,000 years.
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Flour Vs Corn: Which Tortillas Are Best For Oven-Baked Tortilla Chips?
Everyone loves a good tortilla chip, especially freshly made ones hot from the oven. If you need to decide between flour and corn, here's what you should know.
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The 8 Best Old School Wheaties Athlete Boxes
Celebrating athletic achievements, Wheaties cereal has put legendary sports stars front and center since 1934. Here are some of the most historic athlete boxes.
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