Why Old School Lunch Boxes Were Once Made Of Metal
Back in the day, people would haul their lunches around in metal boxes. Turns out, there were several good reasons for making lunch boxes out of metal.
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How Quaker Oat's 1886 Marketing Strategy Rocked The Food World
Quaker has been around for more than a century, and in that time it has created some major waves, including with its 1886 marketing strategy.
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15 British Candies You Need To Try At Least Once
Try these classic British candies on your visit to Britain — from Flakes and Aeros to wine gums and chocolate oranges.
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Here's Yet Another Vintage Fast Food Chain With A Mascot Straight Out Of Our Nightmares
There are plenty of vintage fast food chains out there that have been forgotten about. But this chain's spooky mascot is downright unforgettable. Here's why.
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The Italian Chocolate That Beats Nutella At The Hazelnut Game
Nutella is a nearly unbeatable combination of chocolate and hazelnuts, but the spread drew inspiration from an Italian chocolate that's even better.
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How The Southern Pig Pickin Cake Got Its Quirky Name
Pig Pickin Cake is one of the South's most uniquely-named sweet treats, but where did the name of this pork-free dessert actually come from?
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7 Potato Chip Flavors That Were Introduced In The '70s
It's hard to imagine a time when there weren't dozens of potato chip flavors to choose from. The age of disco was a pioneering time for chip flavor expansion.
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The Long-Standing Southern Tradition Of The Groom's Wedding Cake
In the American South, you can often find two beautiful cakes at a classic wedding: the stately white wedding cake and a personalized groom's cake.
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12 Restaurants Beloved By Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor is perhaps renowned for her acting roles in Hollywood, but she was also a foodie. Here are her 12 most beloved restaurants around the globe.
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The Elegant Coffee You Can Make At Home That Feels Like It's From A Cafe
There's one elegant but easy to make Viennese coffee that will taste just like it's been made at a fancy coffeehouse. Here's how to whip one up.
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The Defunct Vintage Fast Food Joint That Used To Sell 10 Burgers For A Dollar
In the Jacksonville metro area of Florida, a retro hamburger joint gained local fame and love for selling over 10 hamburgers for a single dollar.
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Why McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Only Comes With A Half-Slice Of Cheese
Many McDonald's items have fascinating histories, but few are as interesting as the Filet-O-Fish. This includes the reason it comes with a half-slice of cheese.
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Why You Can't Mix Flavors At Penn State's Campus Creamery (Unless You're President Bill Clinton)
Berkey Creamery has become a pillar of Penn State's campus, and the ice cream purveyor is very strict about not mixing its flavors (with one exception).
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12 Vintage Dessert Fads We Think Deserve A Comeback
These vintage dessert fads used to be all the rage, and we think they deserve a comeback, from layered treats to whimsical desserts to pineapple sweets.
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Wait, Are Fruity Pebbles Actually Different Flavors?
Popular cereal brand Fruity Pebbles has a signature taste that can be hard to pin down. Do all of those pebbles actually taste differently?
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Martha Washington's Old-School Cake Required 40 Eggs And A Shocking Amount Of Butter
Over Christmas, Martha Washington served what was known at the time as a great cake, a type of fruit cake that called for 40 eggs. Find out what else was in it.
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The Prohibition-Era Rumor That Makes Some Mason Jars Worth Big Money
Mason jars have been around since the mid-1800s, so it's no surprise some are valuable. However, jars linked to this Prohibition-era rumor are worth more.
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12 Snacks From The '80s No One Remembers Anymore
Some of us pine for the days when our favorite snacks were still on the market. These blasts from the past might reignite your longing for '80s goodness.
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Why Coffee Is Called A 'Cup Of Joe'
Grabbing a cup of joe may be ingrained in your daily morning routine, but have you ever stopped to wonder where that moniker for coffee even comes from?
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This Popular '90s Bubblegum Brand Tried To Branch Out Into Soda, And We're Glad It Didn't Blow Up
Believe it or not, there was a time when you could find and buy a pink can of bubblegum soda. Here's the nostalgic drink you may have forgotten.
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14 Unique Burgers From Around The World
For those who enjoy a tasty and juicy burger, you can find many variations around the world to satisfy that craving.
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The Old-School Candy You Can Make With Only 3 Ingredients
If you want to recreate this candy from the Great Depression era, luckily it's super easy. But one of these ingredients may surprise you. Here's why.
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The Fascinating Reason Toblerone Chocolate Bars Are Triangular
Toblerone is quite a unique chocolate with its signature triangular shape. But the origins of this triangular shape may surprise you. Here's why.
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14 Foods That Were Eaten In The Bible
From fruits and veggies to proteins and sweets, the Bible mentions a variety of different food items. Here's the literal and symbolic meaning of 14 of them.
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How Much Burger King's Whopper Cost In 1957 Vs Today
It can be fun, taking a look back to the past to compare to today. Other times, like when comparing Burger King's Whopper price in 1957 to today, it's less fun.
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What's The Difference Between The French Connection And The Godfather Cocktail?
The French Connection and The Godfather are amazing films, and they make for some pretty killer cocktails, too. Here's the difference between the two.
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This Is The Oldest Brand Of Rye Whiskey You Can Buy In The US
The United States has been making whiskey pretty much since its inception, but only this rye whiskey brand can claim that it's the oldest in the country.
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