The Vintage Chocolate Cake Made Famous By A Texas Hotel From The 1800s
Some desserts become viral sensations over night, and some, like this vintage Texan chocolate cake from a 19th-century hotel, endure for generations.
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How Joffrey's Coffee Became A Beloved Disney Parks Staple
Joffrey's Coffee is a beloved staple at Disney's theme parks. Here's the history behind the brand and how it came to Disney in the first place.
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One Of The Biggest Slow Cooker Recalls Of All Time Affected 2.6 Million Appliances
Food and product recalls happen all the time, for many reasons. However, few have been as sweeping as this slow cooker recall that affected 2.6 million units.
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Ditch The Cream Cheese And Try This Ancient Cheesecake Variant Instead
Instead of using cream cheese for your cheesecake, try this type of cheese for a lighter, fluffier, and more subtle result. Here's how to make it.
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Some Of The Best Store-Bought White Bread Comes From A 100-Year-Old Bakery
If Wonder Bread is the only brand that comes to mind when thinking about white bread, you're missing out. A much better option comes from a 100-year-old bakery.
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The Unique Crispy Fried Snack Johnny Cash Loved To Munch On
Johnny Cash loved this Southern snack, which has countless global variations enjoyed by fans around the world for its crispy, irresistible flavor.
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Why Thrifted Dishware Could Actually Be Dangerous To Use (If It Was Made Before 1971)
Finding good vintage dishware at the thrift store can seem like a steal, but it's not always the safest buy. Here's how to know if it's safe to use or not.
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Is Outback Steakhouse Actually Australian? How The Chain Is Connected To The Country
The Outback Steakhouse chain is built on the charm of its quirky Australian theme. But is it actually Australian, or connected to the country at all?
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14 Foods And Drinks The Beatles Absolutely Loved
From the classic Full English breakfast to Jaffa cake to lentil soup, The Beatles had plenty of appetite for their favorite foods and drinks.
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'80s Parents Begged Their Kids Not To Drink This One Soda, And We Can See Why
Every now and then a product hits the shelves that all kids want, and no parent approves of. This was the case in the 1980s when this soda made its debut.
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What The White House Served To President Clinton For Christmas
While the Clinton family certainly had access to a world-class kitchen at the White House, their Christmas menu included many traditional American dishes.
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Why Hasty Pudding Is The Great Depression Dessert America Should Have Never Stopped Making
This Great Depression favorite has more to offer than you might expect. Hasty pudding is a historic dessert that deserves a comeback in kitchens today.
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The Ice Cream Treat That Every '80s Kid Surely Remembers
If you're an '80s kid, we're sure that you remember this ice cream treat that took the world by storm. Well, at least for a while before being discontinued.
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Remembering When Burger King Changed Its Fries, And It Was A Total Disaster
The best fast food french fries are a constant topic of debate between fry lovers, but we can all agree that this Burger King fry change was a disaster.
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How People In 15 Countries Drink Their Coffee
Coffee is consumed around the world, but not everyone drinks it the same way. Learn how people in different countries prepare, serve, and enjoy their java.
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The Cult-Favorite Candy That Was Revived After Nearly 30 Years
This fan-favorite sour candy was discontinued just a few years after its initial release, but it's finally being brought back by a different brand.
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One Of The Worst Vegetable Recalls In US History Sent Hundreds To The Hospital In 26 States
Vegetable recalls are no laughing matter. One of the worst in U.S. history saw hundreds getting sick across 26 states, including several with severe symptoms.
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8 Discontinued Pillsbury Products We Wish Would Make A Comeback
While grocery products come and go, there are some baked goodies that Pillsbury used to make that we would love to see on store shelves again.
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The World War II Soft Drink That Coca-Cola Doesn't Talk About
Did you know this bright-hued, fruit-flavored soda was owned by Coca-Cola? Or that it was invented in Germany during World War II? Here's the history behind it.
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The Gingerbread White House That's Been A Tradition Since The 1960s
Every winter holiday season since the 1960s, the White House kitchen has prepared an elaborate gingerbread house and dessert display for Christmas.
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The '70s Fast Food Chain Famous For Its 24-Hour Drive-Thru Is Simply Too Iconic To Forget
In the 1970s, one man's dream for a 24-hour drive-thru fast food experience became reality, and the world of convenience eating was forever changed.
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Remember Lunch Bucket? The Hearty '80s Meal That Promised Dinner In 90 Seconds
For a certain kind of nostalgic foodie, the 1980s can mean only one thing: Lunch Bucket. Here's how the vintage brand became a lunchtime legend.
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Turkey's 5,000-Year-Old Bread Is Made From These 3 Ingredients
Archaeologists in Turkey discovered a Bronze Age loaf of bread in 2024, offering insight into ancient baking practices and the precious ingredients they used.
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Why Is Eggnog A Holiday Drink?
Every holiday season, eggnog brings about debate. People either love it or hate it. But where did it even originate, and why is it associated with the holidays?
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10 Vintage Cookbooks That Paved The Way For Home Chefs Everywhere
If you've ever wondered where people got their recipes before the days of Food Network shows, these vintage cookbooks were staples in every home cook's arsenal.
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The Global Snack Empire That Owns Sour Patch Kids You Probably Aren't Aware Of
You know the snacks, but not the company. Discover the lesser-known global brand that owns dozens of pantry staples, including the iconic sour-then-sweet candy.
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The Great Depression Dish Named After President Hoover That Still Hits Today
Uncover the history of this Depression-era dish named for President Herbert Hoover that's famous for its resourcefulness and affordable ingredients.
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