10 Retro Drinks Your Grandma Used To Make
Society's favorite beverages have changed a lot over the decades. Whether entertaining or cooling off, these drinks were pretty popular with your grandma.
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10 Old School Italian Restaurants In NYC You Need To Try
New York City is renowned for its long-standing institution of classic Italian food, and if you're visiting, there are several perfect old-school restaurants.
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How Much A McDonald's Big Mac Cost When It Was First Debuted Vs Now
The Big Mac is McDonald's flagship burger, and while it hasn't changed much since its introduction, its price sure has. Here's how much it cost in 1967.
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Thomas Jefferson's 'Drunken Loaf' Is The Old-School Dish Nobody Wants Anymore
Our Founding Fathers liked to eat. George Washington loved a simple hoecake, while Thomas Jefferson liked something more complicated that's not very appetizing.
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Expert Details The 8 Drink Orders That Send Major Warning Signs To Bartenders
When ordering at the bar, these drinks and requests might signal to the bartender that you're an inexperienced drinker or a potentially problematic patron.
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The Costco Food Court Item You Should Avoid Ordering At All Costs
The Costco food court is a wonderland of delicious eats for shockingly low prices, but not everything is worth a purchase. Stay away from this item especially.
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Bonnie And Clyde's Last Meal Was 2 Simple Sandwiches To-Go
Bonnie an Clyde's last meal order included simple sandwiches that people still eat today, 90 years after they were killed. Clyde never even got to eat his.
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10 Old-School Kitchen Tools Celebrity Chefs Swear By
From Martha Stewart to Andrew Rea, celebrity chefs all have kitchen tools they just can't do without. Here are some old-fashioned implements they keep on hand.
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The Retro Ground Beef Dish We Don't See People Eat Anymore (And For Good Reason)
There was an old ground beef dish that was fairly common, and its popularity was very much a product of its time. Today, you don't see it much anymore.
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Forgotten Fast Food Items From The '70s That We Want Back
Fast-food innovation never stops, and while today's options may seem exciting, the '70s had some now-discontinued items that deserve a return to the menu.
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Joseph Quinn's Favorite Sandwich Is A Diner Classic
While playing a trivia game, Pedro Pascal correctly guessed which type of sandwich his "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" co-star Joseph Quinn likes best.
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Korean BBQ 101: Experts Reveal The Top Rules First-Time Diners Always Get Wrong
Korean BBQ is an iconic style of dining, but if you're a first-timer, you may be unfamiliar with how everything works. Here's some expert advice to guide you.
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The Old-School French Cocktail People Loved To Drink After Dinner
A whole collection of drinks that originated in France, these cocktails were on bar and dinner menus everywhere from the 1800s to the 1950s.
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10 Retro Cooking Hacks We Rarely Use Anymore
Forgotten kitchen tricks can save time and boost flavor. From bread in sugar to potatoes on grills, these retro hacks make cooking easier and tastier.
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8 Mostly Forgotten Casseroles Of The '70s And '80s That Still Taste Amazing
From a Tater Tot casserole stuffed with cheese to a Dorito flavored casserole, here are eight quirky casseroles you need to add to your dinner rotation.
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Vintage Ground Beef Burger Dishes That Should Stay In The Past
Yesteryear has plenty of delicious culinary traditions to offer, but some recipes aren't worth reviving. These retro beef burgers only belong in the past.
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The Old-School Canned Vegetarian Protein We Don't See Anyone Eating Anymore
This tasty peanut-based plant protein came in a can and could be used in a wide variety of dishes. It was all the rage among vegetarians in the late 1900s.
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These Were Some Of The Most Expensive Beers In The World. Were They Worth It?
There are some limited-edition beers that were crazy expensive. We're talking about thousands of dollars for a single bottle. Yup.
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Here's Exactly How Travis Kelce Orders His Steak
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is now the face of his own steakhouse, but some grill masters might wince at how the NFL star likes his steak cooked.
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Old-Fashioned BBQ Dishes Barely Anyone Eats Anymore
Grilling makes food delicious, but many retro recipes have fallen out of favor. Discover some BBQ dishes of yesteryear that haven't made a comeback yet.
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The Best Fine Dining Experiences In Chicago
Chicago has a bustling fine-dining scene with a multitude of Michelin-starred spots. So, here's what you need to know about where to eat in the Second City.
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'90s Snacks That Were The Peak Of Cool — Now They're Just Weird
The '90s might have never gone out of fashion, but not everything that was cool then has remained relevant, and that includes old kids' snacks.
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Outdated Egg Dishes You Rarely See Anymore
Eggs are versatile and nutritious, and they've been used in a dazzling number of recipes over the years, with many having fallen out of favor in modern times.
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Old School Frozen TV Dinners That Everyone Forgot About
Ah, the wonders of TV dinners. Early Swanson and Banquet frozen TV dinners might bring back some sweet memories. Here's a list of old school TV dinners.
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8 Of The Biggest Ground Beef Recalls In American History
Despite all the controls in place, unsafe ground beef can still make its way to consumers. We explore some of the nation's biggest ground beef recalls.
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12 Retro Cookbooks That Are Worth More Than You Think
Cookbooks have been in our kitchens for centuries, and some collectors are willing to pay a lot for first editions and rare copies of vintage cookbooks.
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Who Invented The Pumpkin Spice Latte?
While the pumpkin spice latte is ubiquitous now (especially in the fall), the question of who invented it and how it started isn't so easy to answer.
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