The Origin Of The Chili Dog Is A Meaty Mystery
Chili dogs are a guilty pleasure for many. Two classic American foods combine to become a stand out delight. But the origin of the chili dog is a meaty mystery.
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How The Turducken Became Thanksgiving's Most Unhinged Dish
One iconic Thanksgiving main course features three birds all in one: a turkey, a duck, and a chicken. Here's how the poultry-packed dish became popular.
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The Famous Hollywood Couple Who Introduced The US To Fettuccine Alfredo
Fettuccine Alfredo made its way to the U.S. after this very famous couple's honeymoon stop in a restaurant in Rome.
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Beurre Blanc Is A Traditional French Sauce That's Not As Old As You Might Expect
Beurre blanc is the perfect sauce to accompany seafood dishes. This French butter sauce is not considered a mother sauce and may have been a culinary mistake.
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Why Cuban Sandwiches Are A Florida Staple
Cuban sandwiches are a iconic Florida eat, and their popularity can be attributed to an influx of Cuban immigrants during the mid-20th century to two cities.
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12 Of Julia Child's Actual Favorite Foods
Julia Child was renowned for her gourmet French cooking, but as it turns out, the famous chef had a taste for less-than-glamorous food like the rest of us.
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The Chemical Subway Once Used In Its Bread
You might be surprised to learn the ingredient that Subway once included in its bread as well as what other products the chemical can be found in.
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Granola Vs Muesli: What Makes Them Different?
These two popular breakfast choices have several similarities, but a few key differences. Let's look into their history and find out what those differences are.
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The Popular Italian Cheese That Is Actually Lactose-Free
Even for the lactose intolerant, cheese is tough to say goodbye to. Luckily, there's one type of cheese that won't upset your stomach. Here's why.
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The Magical Origin Story Of Dole Whip
The Dole Whip has become an iconic frozen treat since it was created in the 1980s, but you may not realize it might never have existed without Disney magic.
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What Is Gum Really Made Of?
Gum has been chewed by humans for thousands of years, but its ingredients have changed over time. Find out what gum used to be made of and how it's made today.
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How Kosher Hot Dogs Became Widely Popular
Kosher hot dogs are massively popular both inside and outside of the U.S. Jewish community, and their acclaim comes with a fascinating history.
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What Makes Salisbury Steak Different From A Bun-Less Hamburger?
A Salisbury steak may look like a burger, minus the bun with the addition of brown gravy, but this lunchtime staple has roots deep in American history.
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How Hot Dogs Made It To Space
When you think of astronaut food, freeze-dried ice cream might be the first fare to come to mind. However, even hot dogs have made menus for NASA missions.
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Does Panera Make Its Bread Fresh?
Panera Bread has distinguished itself among fast-food brands with its many salads of fresh vegetables, but here's what you should know about its bread.
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17 Nostalgic Cakes You Probably Forgot Existed
Older members of our families may have fond memories of some of these forgotten cakes, which will taste as good today as when they were first baked.
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Snow Balls Vs Snow Cones: What's The Difference?
They may look alike, but snow cones and snow balls (also called sno balls) have different textures and flavors that set each of the desserts apart.
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Brigadeiros Vs Chocolate Truffles: What's The Difference?
Chocolate truffles and brigadeiros may look similar but they're quite literally worlds apart. Here are the differences between these iconic treats.
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What Type Of Liquor Is In A Pimm's Cup Cocktail?
Whether you're at Wimbledon or relaxing at the pub, a Pimm's Cup cocktail is always a good idea -- and you can't make it without its signature base liqueur.
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How The Patty Melt Became A Beefy Diner Staple
The story of the iconic patty melt sandwich stretches back to the Golden Age of Hollywood and the draw of quick and affordable diner meals.
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How Did King Ranch Casserole Become A Regional Texas Dish?
It's no surprise a state like Texas has an unofficial state casserole. But how did the humble King Ranch casserole become Texas' casserole king?
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What Is The Chicago Mix And Where Did This Popcorn Come From?
Chicago Mix popcorn is one of the city's most iconic foods, but what exactly is it, and who lays claim to the sweet-and-savory treat's origins?
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5 Tips For Eating Korean Barbecue For An Unforgettable Meal
You probably already know that Korean barbecue is delicious, but with our five expert-approved tips, you can take the dining experience to a whole new level.
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America's Oldest Soda Is A Crisp And Refreshing Ginger Ale
While ginger ale was first invented in Ireland in the 1850s, a specific brand of the soft drink made in Detroit is the oldest American soda.
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Why Dipping Your Cinnamon Rolls In Chili Just Works
A warm cinnamon roll dipped in a hearty bowl of chili was an extremely important low-cost, high-protein option for people in the Midwest.
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The Addition That Sets Hoosier Chili Apart From The Rest
Chili inspires many regions to create their own unique recipes. Discover the unexpected ingredient that makes Indiana's Hoosier Chili stand out.
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13 Iconic Dishes That Were Actually Invented In America
Thought these dishes came from abroad? They were really invented in America where a melting pot of cultures has had a huge impact on the culinary landscape.
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