What's The Difference Between Aluminum And Tin Foil?
Many people still call aluminum foil "tin foil" despite tin foil not being around for many years. Beyond the name, here's how the two tools differ.
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10 Delicious Drinks That Were Invented In NYC
Where was your favorite alcoholic beverage was originally created? There's a good chance it was invented in NYC. Here are 10 delicious ones from the Big Apple.
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The Romantic History Behind The Halloween Tradition Of Bobbing For Apples
Bobbing for apples has been a game for much longer than you realize. Even more interesting, its origins are tied to old fashioned romantic intentions.
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Why Domino's Pizza Changed Its Classic Colors
Domino's Pizza has been in the game for decades, and it has changed its branding many times. A new rebrand has seen the colors change. Here's why.
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Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House On The Prairie Cookies Are Perfect For Fall Thanks To One Ingredient
When leaves start changing colors, it's time to break out fall desserts. One cookie from Laura Ingalls Wilder is particularly good thanks to this ingredient.
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The Major Frozen Fruit Recall That Still Haunts Costco
Costco has experienced a few recalls in its time, and one of the most notable ones involved packages of frozen berries and many cases of hepatitis A.
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The Origins Of Three Sister Soup And How To Make It Your Own
Three Sisters soup has long been an Indigenous American tradition, and it's easy to make at home. You can also shake things up and make it your own.
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Meet Kansas City Steak Soup: The Local Favorite You'll Want To Add To Your Menu
Everyone talks about the barbecue from Kansas City, Missouri, but don't overlook this rich and savory steak soup that has been around since the 1960s.
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Why One Of The Most Expensive Soup Ingredients Actually Raises Ethical Concerns
Soup is typically a pretty affordable dish, but there's one ingredient that raises the price while also raising some ethical concerns for consumers.
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10 Old School Cafeteria Lunches That Give Us Major Nostalgia
We took a walk down memory lane to recall the staples we were served for lunch in our school cafeteria. Here are some of the foods we miss most.
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The Old School Cafeteria-Style Chicago Restaurant That Is A Favorite Of President Obama
Valois Cafeteria is a mainstay of Hyde Park and a favorite of president Barack Obama. Its no-frills atmosphere is authentic to Chicago's working-class ethos.
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This Expensive Kentucky Bourbon Was One Of Anthony Bourdain's Absolute Favorites
Anthony Bourdain was no food snob, but Kentucky bourbon was another story. One of his favorites was a pricey bottle that's highly coveted by connoisseurs.
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The 1980s Chain That Was Ahead Of Its Time (And Unfortunately Couldn't Make It)
Many restaurant chains have come and gone over the decades, for various reasons. In the case of this 1980s chain, being ahead of its time didn't help.
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The Most Popular Orange In Florida And Why It's So Coveted
Florida is home to many varieties of oranges that are the envy of other states, but there's one in particular that's coveted more than the rest.
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10 Meals You Probably Grew Up Eating If You Have Boomer Parents
Having Boomer parents probably meant that you ate some pretty specific foods when growing up. From different casseroles to puddings, these were the most common.
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George Washington Once Dined At This NYC Restaurant You Can Still Visit Today
Step into American history at this atmospheric New York City restaurant and bar known for having received several visits from George Washington.
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Anthony Bourdain's Go-To Old School Hollywood Spot For Steak And Good Cocktails
Anthony Bourdain ate around the world multiple times over, so when he proclaimed a favorite spot in Hollywood for steak and cocktails, you know it's good.
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Burger King Retired These 9 Menu Items And We Still Miss Them
Burger King comes off as more adventurous than its competitors. However, it's retired these 9 menu items for one reason or another, and we still miss them.
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9 Sandwiches Eaten By US Presidents That Are Etched Into History Forever
Some of the sandwiches eaten by presidents have really stood out due to their love of the recipe or the effect it (indirectly) had an on political dealings.
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The WWII-Era Fall Dish That Helped Families Stretch Food
Some flavors just evoke warmth during fall seasons. The earthy taste of this dish helped families stretch fall meals during World War II.
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America's First Steakhouse Chain Wasn't Longhorn, Outback Or Texas Roadhouse
Longhorn Steakhouse, Texas Roadhouse, and Outback might be popular steak restaurants these days, but they weren't the first to hit the steakhouse chain scene.
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This Vintage Sandwich Spread Is Salty, Savory And Deserving Of A Comeback
It's a shame that this salty, savory vintage spread plummeted in popularity. We think it's definitely deserving of a major comeback in our kitchens.
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The Old School Meal Your Grandma Probably Made If You Grew Up In The Midwest
If you have memories of eating this cozy, pasta-filled comfort meal at the dinner table as a kid, you probably have Amish or Midwestern roots.
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An Original Recipe Change Saved This Popular Pizza Chain
One major pizza chain had been in business for nearly 50 years when it realized that the customers had lost faith in its quality, so it reinvented itself.
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The Boston Restaurant That Served Up The First-Ever Cups Of Clam Chowder
Clam chowder is a dish with centuries of history behind it, but this is the first restaurant to serve the dish to paying customers. Here's what to know.
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Do You Remember This Nostalgic 1970s Restaurant With Mason Jar Drinks? You Can Still Dine At It Today
First opened in South Carolina in 1975, this themed Southern restaurant chain has since closed almost all of its locations, except these ones in Florida.
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The Arby's Fast Food Roast Beef Rival From The '80s You Completely Forgot About
While this Arby's rival may have had a lengthier menu, poor marketing strategies led to its eventual demise, leaving only a handful of locations today.
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