The Oldest Ice Cream Parlor In The US Has Been Serving Up Scoops For Over A Century
For a true taste of frozen dessert history, there may be no better place to visit than this classic ice cream parlor with more than a century of history.
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Visit The State With The Most Breweries In The Country. (Hint, It’s Not Wisconsin)
Are you a beer lover? Plan a trip to this West Coast state with a rich brewing history and nearly 1,000 breweries to Wisconsin's couple hundred.
The Old School Sandwich That Once Made Oysters An Everyday Luxury
Oysters were once a common staple in kitchens, and this old school sandwich was a go-to for families when the price of this shellfish was more affordable.
10 Discontinued Mountain Dew Flavors That Deserve A Comeback
There have been at least 200 different flavors of Mountain Dew over the years, some international only, and others that were discontinued but fans still crave.
Remember Lucille Ball’s Iconic Chocolate Factory Episode? The Company She Practiced At Is Still Around Today
As far as classic American TV goes, you can't beat "I Love Lucy." The legendary show's star Lucille Ball even filmed an episode at this real-life candy factory.
Elvis Loved To Frequent This Mississippi Hole-In-The-Wall
Like a well-preserved time capsule, this historical venue hasn't changed much since the days Elvis Presley enjoyed it. And it leaves behind a mysterious legacy.
King Henry VIII Regularly Enjoyed This Medieval Version Of The Turducken
The turducken is a treasured, albeit strange, dish, but it's not the first of its kind. Believe it or not, King Henry VIII was a fan of the medieval version.
The Original Dunkin’ Still Exists: Here’s Where To Find The Chain’s First Location
Fans of the iconic coffee chain Dunkin' must make a stop at its very first location in Massachusetts. It's still up and running, and definitely worth the trip!
What Exactly Makes Pennsylvania’s Funny Cake Pie Such A Silly Dessert?
Ever heard of funny cake pie? This goofy-sounding dessert has been popular in Pennsylvania for decades. Here's what makes it so special, and silly.
10 Discontinued Little Debbie Snacks We Miss Terribly
Little Debbie snack cakes are a mainstay in lunchboxes and pantries, but sadly, some of our favorites are no longer available. Here are some we still crave.
Putting The Lipton Tea Worm Rumor To Rest Once And For All
Are there really worms wriggling around in your Lipton tea bags? We uncovered the truth of this creepy tea rumor from 2016 so you can safely sip your tea again.
Helen Keller’s Favorite Food Was An All-American Staple
Helen Keller is an iconic, historical figure known for persevering through multiple hardships. Lesser known is her favorite food, which might surprise you.
The Hands Down Best Indian Restaurant In Every US State
Depending on where you're traveling, you might find it tough to find a good Indian restaurant. Here's the best one in your state, according to reviews.
Creamy Mexican Spaghetti Is Only A Few Ingredients Away
When you're in the mood for pasta with a Mexican twist, all it takes is a few simple ingredients. Here's the decades-old dish you should know about.
The Controversial Chain From The ’80s That Got Its Start On April Fools’ Day
This kitschy global restaurant chain has courted plenty controversy, but has regularly managed to come out on top by being in on its own joke.
9 Old School Diner Foods We’d Love To Bring Back
Fan of Salisbury steak? Enjoy a hearty casserole? From Chicken a la King to ham steak and pineapple, we take a look at some classic menu items.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.