How LA's Oldest Eatery Helped Create One Of America's Most Iconic Sandwiches
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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Before There Was Wedding Cake, There Was Bride's Pie
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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The Old School Canadian Bread That Doesn't Need Yeast (Or An Oven)
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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The Throwback Dessert Your Grandparents Loved To Hate Is Having A New Moment
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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The Most Famous Hotel Restaurant In Every State
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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Wait, Are Candy Cigarettes Banned In The US?
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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How Bobby Flay Honored Julia Child At His Vegas Restaurant, Brasserie B
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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This Old School Alabama Soda Shop Is Famous For Its Hot Dogs And 20-Foot Counter
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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How Scotland Takes Fried Pizza To The Next Level
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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Are Soda Crackers The Same As Saltines?
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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The Vietnamese Soup Anthony Bourdain Called The Greatest — And It Isn't Pho
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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Beer Vs Wine: Which Is The Older Beverage?
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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Old-School Food Jingles You Forgot About Until Now
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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What Is Gin Really Made From?
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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Why Fruit Is Considered A Luxury In Japan
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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Why Raspberry Rally Girl Scout Cookies Vanished Completely
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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Why Anthony Bourdain Loathed This Iconic American Sandwich
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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9 Major Food Safety Issues From The '80s That Everyone Just Ignored
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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These 2 Cuban Sandwich Condiments Are Must-Haves, According To Wolfgang Puck
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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The Genuine Mystery Behind How Hershey's Kisses Got Their Name
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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This Is What It Meant To Be A 'Soda Jerk' In The 1900s
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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6 Types Of Russian Sandwiches Everyone Should Try Once In Their Life
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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The Great Depression's Push For Affordable Food Gave Us One Of Today's Most Divisive Condiments
The Great Depression drove some very budget-friendly food creativity, and one of the era's lasting condiment creations is still controversial today.
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The Old School Origins Of Mackinac Island's Legendary Fudge
Mackinac Island in Michigan is a small place with a large history. Its iconic fudge industry began over a century ago, and it has only grown in decades since.
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The One Dish Anthony Bourdain Said Everyone Should Be Able To Cook With Ease
Anthony Bourdain was never shy with his opinions about cooking, and there was one dish in particular that he felt everyone should know how to master.
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Heinz Ketchup Hasn't Changed Much Since It Was Introduced Almost 150 Years Ago
It may seem surprising given all of the variations and flavors now available, but since Heinz ketchup originated in 1876, the recipe hasn't changed much.
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What Is The National Dish Of Mexico?
Mexican is the home of cuisine so delicious it has permeated all around the world, including America, but what dish is considered top dog in the country?
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