12 Vintage Ingredients Grandma Always Cooked With (And Now We Don't)
As culinary preferences evolve over the years, many of the ingredients our grandmothers kept stocked in the pantry have quietly fallen out of favor.
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The Famous Farmers Market Ava Gardner Loved To Shop At Is Still Around
Big-time stars like Ava Gardner and many more frequented a long-standing, popular farmer's market that you can still shop at in Los Angeles, California today.
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This Classic Italian Dish Was One Of Frank Sinatra's Go-To Orders
Frank Sinatra traveled a lot as he toured, but he was particularly fond of a New York Italian restaurant where he would always order this classic dish.
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The Vintage Kitchen Containers That Could Be Worth Big Bucks (Hint: It's Not Pyrex)
Unlike your old, warped, pasta sauce-dyed Tupperware, these vintage kitchen containers could be worth big bucks. Here's how to suss out the real deal.
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Chef Emeril Lagasse's Favorite American Food City Is Steeped In Tradition
Emeril Lagasse is in an icon in the culinary world. So, it's no surprise that his favorite American food destination is full of diverse and iconic cuisine.
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The Old School Upgrade That Instantly Transforms Angel Food Cake
Ready to take your angel food cake to the next (even more heavenly) level? Here's an easy old school upgrade that will make each slice pop with flavor.
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One Major Sausage Recall Pulled Nearly A Million Pounds Of Meat Off The Shelves
Most food recalls are quite small, which is why the big ones can really garner some attention. This massive sausage recall pulled almost one million pounds.
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The Old School Fast Food Chain That Taco Bell Ran Out Of Business
Taco Bell reigns supreme among fast food tacos, and though it still has competitors today, not every chain it's gone up against has survived.
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Shirley Temple Actually Hated Drinking The Beverage Named After Her
A sweet, fizzy, and bright Shirley Temple mocktail seems impossible to hate, but it turns out the actress the drink was named for would never have ordered one.
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Why Barbecues Became A 4th Of July Tradition
Celebrating the 4th of July has been a tradition all of our lives, but how exactly did barbecue dishes and methods come to be the star of the holiday?
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The Historic California Restaurant That Still Doesn't Have A Freezer
This historic old west restaurant, less than 40 miles from Los Angeles, runs out of menu items because it doesn’t have a freezer, and it’s totally fine.
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The Southern Comfort Food Guy Fieri Wasn't A Fan Of
Guy Fieri has tried plenty of regional dishes while being filmed, so it's not surprising that he's come across a few that he wouldn't eat again.
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Hummus Recalls That Affected Millions
Hummus is delicious, versatile, and full of nutritional perks, but unfortunately isn't immune to the occasional mass product recall.
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The Strange Depression Era Sandwich Combination That Was All About The Pineapples
The Depression was fertile ground for new recipes as people tried to find ways to eat with little money. This strange sandwich made generous use of pineapple.
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Vintage Southern Foods We Desperately Want Back In Our Lives
Southern cuisine is known for its comfort-food classics, but these vintage dishes have disappeared over the years. We hope these foods will make a comeback.
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The Vintage Summer Pie Made With A Sweet Nostalgic Drink
Sometimes recipes from the past leave us cringing, but when it comes to making Kool-Aid the star of your summer pie, it's a simple and refreshing win.
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The Cold War Frozen Treat That's Now A 4th Of July Staple
A tasty frozen treat that goes hand-in-hand with the most patriotic holiday in the United States has a connection to the former Soviet Union.
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Old-School Desserts People Loved To Eat In The 1980s
Desserts were a decadent affair in the 1980s, with baking enthusiasts often turning to these over-the-top treats for a sweet dinner party showstopper.
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Corn Recalls That Affected Millions
Corn crops and products can easily be affected by food-borne pathogens, toxic mold, or foreign objects, leading to recalls. Here are some of the biggest.
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The Way Las Vegas Casinos Deal With Buffet Leftovers
Las Vegas has a reputation of excess and lack of consequences, but it's actually pretty intentional about its environmental impact, especially its food waste.
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The Reason It's So Hard To Copyright Recipes
Since other written works are protected by copyright law, you might be surprised to find out that copyright doesn't usually apply to recipes. Here's why.
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Your Favorite Holiday Ham Brand Is Actually Owned By China
A spiral-cut ham sitting pretty on a holiday table looks so quintessentially American, but when you buy one, you may be supporting a Chinese company.
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Vintage Soups That Restaurants Rarely Make Anymore
From classic consommé to velvety vichyssoise, lots of vintage soups are full of flavor. Sadly, they're not commonly seen on many modern menus anymore.
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11 Vintage Kitchen Items Making A Return In 2025
It seems like everyone's craving the same vintage items. Whether it's sentimental or a TikTok trend, here are the old-school kitchen items making a big return.
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The Vintage Soda Bottles That Could Be Worth Thousands
Got a vintage soda bottle collecting dust in your attic? You could be sitting pretty on a payday if it's one of the vintage soda bottles worth the big bucks.
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14 Forgotten Wendy's Menu Items From The '90s
In the 1990s, Wendy’s maintained its popularity with a constant stream of new products added to the menu. How many of these do you remember?
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The Discontinued Pizza Snack That Fans Still Want Back 50 Years Later
It's been half a century, but fans still crave one of the most iconic pizza snacks ever to hit shelves. Take your taste buds on a trip down cheesy memory lane.
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