Why You Don’t See Swanson’s Frozen TV Dinners Around Anymore
Swanson was the original TV dinner classic, but it's not the freezer aisle mainstay it used to be. Here's where it went, and how it got its start.
Swanson was the original TV dinner classic, but it's not the freezer aisle mainstay it used to be. Here's where it went, and how it got its start.
This little known sweet treat from Taco Bell was a fan favorite that was phased out in the 1980s, but is said to have been superior to today's Cinnamon Twists.
For even the most practiced home chef, making homemade cheese often seems like a lab experiment. But you can make homemade cottage cheese in about an hour.
Ever wondered how happy hour came to be? These late-afternoon and early-evening discounts date back to before Prohibition, but have evolved plenty since.
The Bear placed the Italian Beef sandwich into the zeitgeist once again. Here are some facts about the iconic Chicago creation.
Ernest Hemingway was a prolific author with a prodigious thirst for a now-famous cocktail. Supposedly, he consumed it 16 times in a single drinking session.
Pineapple is a delicious, and abundant, kitchen staple. However, this wasn't always the case – and the sought-after fruit was often rented as a status symbol.
Whether you are in the grocery store produce section or wandering around the farmer's market, don't skip out on this deliciously succulent heirloom tomato.
Soda is ubiquitous beverage that can be found in many different brands and flavors, but one variety is almost entirely exclusive to New Orleans.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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?
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Although it may seem strange, candy cigarettes were once a popular treat among children. While initially viewed as harmless, public opinion soon changed.
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.
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.
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.
Why does Strawberry Arnaud cost over 9 million dollars? This dish of ice cream, whipped cream, and strawberries boasts a very special secret ingredient.