Why Did Chick-Fil-A Discontinue Its Oatmeal?
Remember when the fried chicken specialists at Chick-fil-A used to serve oatmeal? There's a reason the chain decided to stop selling the porridge.
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The Prohibition Era Origins Of The Kids' Menu
The idea of a kids menu is so ubiquitous you may think it has existed as long as restaurants have, but they only got their start during Prohibition.
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How Eggs Became Such An Iconic Breakfast Food
Eggs have become such a staple of breakfast that it's hard to imagine a morning meal without them. So how did it become an icon of the American breakfast table?
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The Complex Origins Of Fried Chicken
Due to factors of geography and history, many Southern dishes have a rich, multi-cultured, and complex history. The origins of fried chicken are no exception.
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What Does A Farce Mean In Cooking Terms?
Many people might know the word farce to mean comedic exaggeration in literature. The culinary term, however, has a different meaning entirely.
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The Cured Meats That Are Hardest To Pair With Wine, According To An Expert
Wine pairing is an unknown science to many, so we consulted an expert. He gave us the low-down on what meats are the hardest to pair -- and what wine they need.
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Who Really Introduced Stuffed Crust Pizza To The World?
When we thought food couldn't get much better than pizza, someone decided to stuff its crust. So who do we thank for inventing this culinary marvel?
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Virginia White Sauce Isn't Your Average Salsa
In all Mexican restaurants across the U.S., your tortillas come served with green guacamole and red salsa. But if you're in Virginia, the sauce is white.
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What Is Arancini And How Is It Made?
Arancini are a delicious Italian specialty with a fascinating history. We're here to break down everything you need to know about this rice-centric delicacy.
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Why Taco Bell's Sloppy Joe-Inspired Bell Beefer Burger Fell Apart
Taco Bell is a fan-favorite chain that has tried plenty of interesting menu additions over the years. Why did its Sloppy Joe-inspired Bell Beefer fall apart?
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Why Chick-Fil-A Discontinued Its Chicken Salad
If, like other fans of the fast food chain, you've ever wondered why Chick-fil-A discontinued its chicken salad, the answer might surprise you.
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How Los Angeles Majorly Influenced The American Wine Industry
The American wine industry wouldn't be quite what it is today without Los Angeles. Here's how the famous city changed the industry's trajectory forever.
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What Is Watergate Cake And Why Is It Called That?
You might have some idea as to how this cake got its infamous name, but it actually dates back a bit further than its namesake scandal.
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Savannah Smiles: The Origin Of The Discontinued Girl Scout Cookie
You may not be able to buy Savannah Smiles anymore, but you can still learn about where the former Girl Scout Cookie got its name and why it disappeared.
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Audrey Hepburn's Favorite Meal Was A Simple Italian Classic
Classic Hollywood actress Audrey Hepburn was also a classic recipe lover. In fact, the starlet's favorite meal was this simple Italian classic.
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How Gilroy, California Became The Garlic Capital Of The World
Gilroy wasn't always considered the garlic capital of the world. But a garlic festival that began in 1979 and lasted 40 years ensured it left its mark.
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How The Iconic Caramel Apple Rose To Fame
Caramel apples have been a beloved dessert items for decades. Have you ever wondered how they got invented? Let's delve in.
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The Presidential Origins Of The Missouri Mule Cocktail
Every famous cocktail has an origin story. While presidential-inspired cocktails aren't too common, the Missouri mule is one with ties to a former president.
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The Reason Bologna Is So Cheap
Bologna is a cheap and cheerful way to fill a sandwich, whether it's with a garden salad or grilled with cheese. And this is why it's so wallet-friendly.
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Butterfinger BB's: The Discontinued Candy We Wish We Had Back
While Butterfinger bars are still around and thriving, many people lament the discontinuation of their brethren, Butterfinger BB's.
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The Tex-Mex Origins Of Fajitas
Some dishes perceived as Mexican have origins firmly on U.S. soil. Fajitas are among them. So how did this dish come to be a staple of Tex-Mex eateries?
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The Obvious Way Funnel Cake Got Its Name
If you've been to a state fair or Renaissance festival, then you know that delicious dessert known as funnel cake. Here's how it got its name.
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Pizza Vs Focaccia: Everything You Need To Know
As bread-based dishes with toppings, pizza and focaccia are pretty similar. But there are major differences between the two, and we're here to explain them.
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The Traditional Italian Dishes That Inspired Classic Baked Ziti
Your favorite food's original recipe has likely changed, taking on new versions inspired by other cultures. Did you know two Italian dishes inspired baked ziti?
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The Classic Reuben Sandwich Was Named After A Real Person
If you know it, you likely love it. Made of corned beef, Thousand Island dressing, and sauerkraut, the classic Reuben sandwich was named after a real person.
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What Are Fasnacht Donuts And What Makes Them Special?
Fasnachts stand apart from other donuts. Here's what to know about their centuries-old backstory -- and why most people only eat them once per year.
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The Sweet But Unconfirmed Story Of How The Tootsie Roll Got Its Name
Tootsie Rolls are a familiar candy that have been around for a long time. But the sweet story about how they got the name may not be accurate.
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