This Coffee Machine Changed The Game, Then Disappeared
Selling for $11,000 back in 2006, this iconic and unique coffee machine allegedly brewed some of the best-tasting coffee in the world. What happened to it?
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Do You Have Enough Mayo In Your Fridge For This Massive Chilean Hot Dog?
With an 8-inch bun, a heaping of mayo, guacamole, and many other unique toppings, this Chilean hot dog is a cultural icon and a feast to behold.
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15 Of The Oldest Burger Restaurants In The US
Long before big franchises took over, independent burger joints were already feeding hungry crowds across the country. Here are some of the oldest.
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Sausage Vs Red Eye Gravy: What's The Difference?
Sausage gravy and red eye gravy are two iconic dish toppers with their own history and flavors. Here are the differences between these two gravy choices.
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The Famous Candy Shop That Still Makes Coca-Cola The Old-Fashioned Way
Coca-Cola's "It's the real thing" slogan hasn't exactly been true for a long time, but at a candy shop in NYC, you can try a glass created the original way.
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The Hot Dog Capital Of The World Is Actually Tucked Away In A Small Pennsylvania Town
It's no secret: America loves hot dogs. And this small Pennsylvania town was honored with the supreme title of "The Hot Dog Capital of the World."
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The Vintage Chocolate Cake That Was Once One Of The South's Most Comforting Desserts
The South has many classic comfort foods, but this sweet treat may be the chocolate-iest one of all. It's not as popular as it used to be, but it's still tasty.
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This Isn't McDonald's First Time Trying To Sell A Spicy Breakfast Sandwich
McDonald's is releasing a new line of breakfast sandwiches with a tongue-tingling surprise, but this isn't the Golden Arches' first foray into spicy breakfast.
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This Resourceful Old School Sandwich Is A Window Into How People Ate During The Depression
The Great Depression brought along some unique, and resourceful, foods. This one sandwich gives us a great look at some of the interesting combos thought up.
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Does Wine Gums Candy Actually Have Wine In It?
With a name like that, you’d think this treat packs a cheeky buzz. What’s the real story behind this iconic British candy? Here’s what you need to know.
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Anthony Bourdain's 5 Most Savage Food Takes — And Why He Was (Probably) Right
The late, beloved Anthony Bourdain was known for his down-to-earth energy and sharing interesting, sometimes harsh opinions. Here are five of his savage takes.
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The Man Behind Many Of NYC's Old School Pizza Joints Is Now Almost Completely Unknown
A famous New York eatery bears the name of the man who was thought to be the owner of the city's first licensed pizzeria, but it once belonged to someone else.
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This May Be The Oldest Drinkable Wine In The World
Drinking days-old leftover wine is fine if you store it right. Then there's storing your wine so well it may still be drinkable after hundreds of years.
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People Once Ate This Garden Flower In Their Sandwiches
Edible flowers are often used in sweet dishes, but there's one spicy edible flower that was historically often used in savory tea sandwiches.
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The Popular Diner Chain That Started As A Humble Donut Stand
Most popular restaurant chains began with one small, local location. This popular diner, on the other hand, got its start as a modest donut stand.
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Nebraska's Version Of This Classic Pocket Sandwich Is A True Midwestern Delicacy
Nebraska has quite a few foods to claim as its own, but this version of a classic pocket sandwich is one of its best, and a true Midwestern delicacy.
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You Can Eat At A Restaurant Chain Once Loved By Martin Luther King Jr. At This US Airport
Hungry during a particularly long layover? Believe it or not, you can enjoy a meal loved by civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. at this US Airport.
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Pull-Tabs Exist, So Why Do We Still Need Can Openers?
Pull-tabs are everywhere these days, and they're pretty popular thanks to their convenience compared to using a can opener. So why do we still need can openers?
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Raising Cane's Almost Had A Totally Different And Very Confusing Name
Raising Cane's is known and loved by many people across the globe. But did you know that the chain's iconic name started out as something completely different?
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The Chef Whose Culinary Brilliance Brought The World The Chocolate Molten Lava Cake
You've probably seen or enjoyed a chocolate molten lava cake at some point, and we can thank one chef for creating the dessert many decades ago.
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This Vintage Cucumber-Flavored Ice Cream From The 1800s Is Honestly Pretty Intriguing
Vegetable flavored ice cream is not something you expect to see, even at the height of summer. However, this vintage cucumber ice cream has caught our eye.
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The Classic Iowa Steak Dish You've Probably Never Heard Of
There are many classic steak dishes to love, from steak Diane to steak au poivre, but you've probably never heard of this popular Iowa steak dish.
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We Can See Why No One Makes This Vintage Meatloaf Anymore
If you're perusing vintage recipes for new inspiration, we'd advise you to stay far away from this vintage meatloaf recipe that uses gelatin.
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The Discontinued 2015 Filet-O-Fish Sandwich We Desperately Want McDonald's To Bring Back
One particular variation on McDonald's infamous Filet-O-Fish sandwich was a special spice blend that debuted in 2015, and we're still waiting for it to return.
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This Country Produces The Most Apples In The World By Far
The country that produces the most apples has a rich history of apple cultivation, where the fruit is enjoyed both for its taste and medicinal properties.
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This 17th-Century Rum Drink Only Uses 3 Ingredients, And You Can Still Order It Today
Many cocktails have fascinating histories, but there are few that date back to the 17th century. This historic rum drink can still easily be ordered today.
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The Rise And Fall Of This Old School Soda Proves The '90s Was The Golden Age Of Gimmicky Beverages
While many know the stories of now-discontinued soda fads, like Crystal Pepsi and New Coke, this drink may have slipped under your radar during the 1990s.
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