The Southern Wedding Tradition That Requires A Bottle Of Bourbon And A Shovel
Breaking out a shovel at a wedding might sound like something folks would do after having too much bourbon. But some Southerners do it for a different reason.
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The Unique Soda Flavor You'll Only Find In New Orleans
Soda is ubiquitous beverage that can be found in many different brands and flavors, but one variety is almost entirely exclusive to New Orleans.
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The Difference Between An American And Full English Breakfast
You've probably heard of a "full English" breakfast, but what comes included in the meal? Here's how this classic U.K. dish differs from an American breakfast.
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What Qualifies As A Casserole?
The casserole is beloved for its warm, hearty mix of ingredients and nostalgia factor. But what exactly is a casserole, anyway? We havea few answers for you.
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The Original Candy Gram: How Western Union Turned Candy Into Communication
We take a look at the history of the world's sweetest messaging system, from the dawn of the telegram to the rise of commercial chocolate.
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What's The Best Type Of Alcohol For A Classic Lychee Martini?
Lychee martinis probably aren't something you make often. If you want to craft one, make sure you use the right type of alcohol so you don't waste the lychee.
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The Surprising Origins Of Zucchini Bread
Zucchini bread has become a staple for many home bakers. But where did the idea for zucchini bread come from? Here's a brief history.
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The Murky Origins Of The Reuben's Sister Sandwich, The Rachel
The Reuben’s sister sandwich, the Rachel, is similar to the Reuben in many ways, from its ingredients and preparation to its murky origins. Let’s explore.
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The Classic Brunch Beverage That Was Made To Pair With Oysters
Oysters on the half shell are a true treat, made even better with a range of toppings. Oysters are also delicious when paired with this classic brunch beverage.
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For A Brief, Glorious Time, McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Had A Mascot
McDonald's has been around a long time, long enough to have gone through many mascots. At one point, McDonald's even had a mascot for its Filet-O-Fish.
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Is Chinese Takeout Considered Fast Food?
Fast food is everywhere you look, and in enough forms that new terms such as "fast casual" have cropped up. But does Chinese takeout count as fast food?
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5 Discontinued '90s Sodas That We're Happy To Leave In The Past
From a crystal-clear soda to a failed attempt to connect with a generation, these five sodas debuted in the 1990s but have since been taken off the shelves.
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This Pennsylvania Pizza Style Is The Most Controversial One Yet
One type of pizza that originated in a city in Pennsylvania is quite controversial because of its odd toppings, but it still remains a city favorite.
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The Surprising Reason That Frozen Orange Juice Concentrate Was Invented
You probably don't think of orange juice when you think of World War II, but the reason frozen orange juice concentrate was invented had to do with that war.
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The Vintage '80s Taco Bell Salad We'll Probably Never See Again
Taco Bell tries out new menu items pretty often, but many of them don't stick, like the vintage '80s Taco Bell salad we'll probably never see again.
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The Time McDonald's And Michael Jordan Came Together For An Epic Sauce Collaboration
During the 1990s, McDonald's and Michael Jordan teamed up to create a limited edition meal. The meal included a sauce that is still making headlines today.
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What Makes Culver's Root Beer Different?
Culver's restaurants have delighted Wisconsinites with its homemade root beer for years. But controversy is brewing over whether Culver's root beer has changed.
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This Popular Cookie Was Once Sold As A Medicinal Digestive Aid
It's hard to believe a cookie could have ever been sold as a digestive aid, but that's exactly what happened with early versions of this treat.
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You've Probably Been Squeezing Your Ketchup Bottle Wrong
Getting ketchup out of the bottle is an age-old problem, but as this TikTok tip points out, there’s an easier way to squeeze ketchup from upside-down bottles.
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The Sweet And Scandalous History Of Candy Cigarettes
Although it may seem strange, candy cigarettes were once a popular treat among children. While initially viewed as harmless, public opinion soon changed.
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The Sweet Sandwich Queen Elizabeth Reportedly Ate Every Single Day
Queen Elizabeth is known for many things, including the sweet sandwich she allegedly ate every day. Here's what to know about the sandwich and how to make it.
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The Simple Ingredient Combination That Delivers A Refreshing Japanese Melon Soda
Japanese melon soda is wholly unique, with a delicious flavor, vivid color, and rich history. It's hard to find but easily made with simple ingredients.
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How Did Thai Iced Tea Get Its Color?
Thai iced tea is a refreshing beverage enjoyed around the world. But where did this drink get its striking orange hue? The answer may surprise you.
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The Celebrity- And Chef-Loved Restaurant Chain You've Probably Never Heard Of
When multiple celebrities and chefs proclaim the same favorite restaurant, especially one you may never have heard of, it's worth checking it out for yourself.
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Polish Vs Ukrainian Cabbage Rolls: What's The Difference?
Cabbage rolls pop up in many different world cuisines, especially in Poland and Ukraine. But what is the difference between these two countries' renditions?
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'Taco Tuesday' Was Trademarked For Decades — But Taco Bell Changed That
Once upon a time, the term "Taco Tuesday" was locked up by a Wyoming restaurant's trademark. Then beloved fast food chain Taco Bell stepped in.
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How To Eat Caviar Properly: A Beginner's Guide To The Delicacy
In modern culinary times, caviar has become synonymous with sophisticated palates. Unsurprisingly, there's a proper way to savor this exquisite delicacy.
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