The Discontinued Lay's Chips Literally No One Wants To See Again
Lays brought out a healther type of chips that had a wow factor, but the reason it was discontinued won't have you craving it ever again.
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This State Produces The Most Mushrooms
The biggest mushroom-growing state in the United States is not the biggest geographically, but it has an intriguing history of how its central hub began.
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The Vintage McDonald's Cutlery That Was 'Banned' For An Unexpected Reason
In the 1970s, McDonald's created a spoon-like utensil for adding sugar to coffee. To the chain's dismay, it became an in-demand item for a different audience.
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Old-School Pie Flavors Almost Everyone Has Forgotten About
Unlike popular pumpkin or apple, there are lots of old-school pie flavors that have been forgotten about. But some are definitely due a revival.
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The State That Produces The Most Cheese Makes More Than Many Countries
Cheese is a global food item, produced in exotic locations like Italy and France. Yet one humble U.S. state produces more cheese than all of these countries.
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Why Colonel Sanders Actually Hated His Own Fast Food Chain
How could the guy on the bucket hate the golden fried chicken inside of it? Colonel Sanders had a big ol' beef with KFC and here's why everyone knew it.
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Why Your Store-Bought Sushi Comes With Plastic Grass
Are we supposed to think we're eating spicy tuna on a grassy lawn? Here's the real purpose behind sushi grass and why its plastic pop aesthetic is a vibe.
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The Reason Ethiopian Restaurants Are A Great Fit For Celiac Diners
An Ethiopian restaurant menu may seem like bad news for anyone wishing to avoid gluten, but many traditional dishes are more suitable than you may think.
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This Historic Pennsylvania House-Turned-Tavern Stood At The Forefront Of The Civil War
Is this Medieval Times but for the Civil War? Grab a front row seat to dine a la Battle of Gettysburg and soak up the history along with your beef onion soup.
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The Special Ingredient That Puts Icelandic Hot Dogs In A League Of Their Own
Iceland isn't necessarily famous for its hot dogs, but they have garnered a cult following globally. The island's recipe stands apart with this ingredient.
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The U.S. State That Produces The Most Honey
Think the buzz about your state's pretty sweet? There can only be one top honey producer in the U.S. and this state's dripping with liquid gold.
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Donald Trump's Favorite Breakfast Is A Simple Classic
As President, Donald Trump has shown to be particularly found of a classic American breakfast which highlights simplicity for a man on the go.
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Humphrey Bogart Ate These Breakfast Foods For Lunch Every Day
The famous actor Humphrey Bogart had a unique approach to the day's meals. For lunch every day, he was known to eat these breakfast foods almost exclusively.
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Richard Nixon's Favorite Breakfast Was Almost As Scandalous As Watergate
Allegedly, one of Richard Nixon's favorite morning meals was a strange '70s diet food concoction that was almost as divisive as his actual presidency.
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The Rustic Soup President James Garfield Had His Own Recipe For
Some consider the favorite dishes of presidents relatable information, but when James Garfield held office in 1881, people's tastes were very different.
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The Small Town Illinois Restaurant That Invented A Unique Variety Of Fried Chicken
Fried chicken these days has become relatively consistent across the board, but this small Illinois restaurant is holding true to its unique roots.
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This Small Pennsylvania Town Is Known As The 'Hot Dog Capital Of The World'
If your a fan of hot dogs, you likely think of big name cities being their biggest proponent. Turns out, the Hot Dog Capital of the World is in Pennsylvania.
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The California Mexican Restaurant Where Elizabeth Taylor Had Her Own Private Dining Room
Elizabeth Taylor was well-known for loving to dine out, and Mexican food was high up on her list. In this casual restaurant, she needed special attention.
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The Unique Way Princess Diana Loved To Eat Potatoes
The way Princess Diana liked her potatoes was simple yet with a sophisticated twist. Here’s the unique method for her favorite crispy spuds.
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Here's What You Need To Make A Sunday Roast Like The Brits
This is one meal you'll want every day of the week. Bank on a trad British Sunday roast for savory, oven-baked comfort that hits right every time.
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The Major Cantaloupe Recall That Caused Six Deaths
In 2023, 44 states and Canada issued a recall of cantaloupes that before it ended, left six dead and sickened hundreds. What was the reason behind the recall?
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International Sausages You Need To Try At Least Once
There's a lot more to the world of sausages than hot dogs. Join us on a global journey to discover the best international sausage varieties of numerous nations.
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The Discontinued Philadelphia Snacks '90s Kids Would Do Anything To Get Back
If you know, you know. Kids (and adults) loved snacking on these iconic Philadelphia cream cheese treats that were available for a brief and beautiful time.
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The Discontinued Jersey Mike's Sides We'll Probably Never Eat Again
Jersey Mike's isn't like Popeyes or Sonic, where the side dishes are as good as the main. The sub shop barely has any sides, but that wasn't always the case.
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13 Discontinued Mountain Dew Flavors We Want Back In Stores ASAP
Mountain Dew seems to constantly produce a dizzying array of new flavors ... but not all of them last long. We want these discontinued versions back.
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The Food Helen Keller Loved So Much That It Was Once Banned In Her House
Helen Keller earned her place in history for her courageous life and activism. She also enjoyed a classic American food — perhaps a little too much.
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PepsiCo Recalls That Affected Millions
PepsiCo has a long history of manufacturing sodas and snacks, so it should come as no surprise that it's also issued its fair share of recalls in its time.
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