Old-School Restaurant Chains That Are Attempting A Comeback
Whether due to financial problems or changing tastes, many old-school restaurant brands have encountered difficulties. But now they’re making a comeback.
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The First Labor Day Barbecue Looked A Lot Different Than It Does Today
Hot dogs, hamburgers, poolside grilling, and lawn games probably come to mind when you think of Labor Day, but that wasn't always what the holiday was about.
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The Airplane Drink Myth You Have To Stop Believing
Don't let unnecessary worries make airline travel more stressful than it is. The Takeout spoke to a flight attendant who debunked this common drink myth.
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13 Meats That Are Now Illegal In The US
These meats weren't necessarily common on American tables in the past, but people were eating them. Today, it's a different story as they've mostly been banned.
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The Pennsylvania Restaurant That's Been A Part Of Major History More Than Once
This Pennsylvania restaurant has had some serious history take place within its walls, having been part of major events on at least two occasions.
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How Coffee Divided The North And South During The Civil War
During the U.S. Civil War, the two opposing sides had at least one thing in common -- a love for coffee. However, the North and South did not have equal access.
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What Are Juke Joints And Are They Still Around
You may have heard of a juke joint, but odds are, you haven't been to one. Here's a look at what they are, why they matter, and whether any are still around.
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The Vintage Version Of This Everyday Appliance Could've Killed You
We just want the midnight snack, not the life-or-death household appliance scenario. Luckily, this daily-use machine no longer runs on toxic energy.
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14 Old-Fashioned No-Bake Desserts People Still Love Today
When you want to make something sweet without turning on your oven, no-bake desserts are ideal. These old-fashioned no-bake treats have stood the test of time.
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The Unexpected US State That Produces Over 60% Of Our Sweet Potatoes
This American state doesn't just produce a lot of sweet potatoes; it grows the overwhelming majority. No other U.S. state even comes close.
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How The James Beard Award Regions Are Broken Up
The James Beard Award is a prestigious honor for chefs across the United States. Here's how the regions for each award are determined within the country.
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Vintage Fall Recipes You Never See Anymore
Fall is full of warm flavors and cozy vibes. These dishes unfortunately have faded from popularity around dinner tables and are in need of a comeback.
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The Fruit That Taco Stands Always Cook With Al Pastor
With al pastor, you can always count on it being delicious, made in a way that resembles shawarma, and marinated with this sweet tropical fruit.
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The Strange Connection Between Sriracha And Hula Hoops You Never Knew About
Sriracha is a well-known and beloved dipping sauce and ingredient that packs a punch. Did you know it has a strange connection to hula hoops?
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Vintage Southern Desserts That Deserve A Comeback
Some of our favorite pies, puddings and cakes herald from the South – including these old-fashioned desserts, which deserve more attention today.
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The Discontinued Hot Pocket We Hope Stays Gone Forever
A range of Hot Pocket flavors topped The Takeout's list, but this filling totally missed the mark. In fact, it has now been discontinued, and for good reason.
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Cheese Comes In Wheels For A Reason Only Science Can Explain
If you've ever wondered why cheese often comes to the deli counter in giant wheels, we've got the scientific answer to solve this dairy mystery.
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Why Maine Tried To Outlaw Tomatoes In Clam Chowder
You aren't the only one who asks if the clam chowder is white or red and makes an ordering choice based on the answer, there's a whole state who does the same.
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This Tequila Is So Exclusive You Have To Apply To Drink It
If you want to taste this ultra-rare tequila, be prepared because it's so exclusive, you have to use an application form to be considered as a buyer.
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How Olive Garden Dreamed Up Its Signature Dish
Olive Garden has been serving unlimited freshly-baked breadsticks since almost the very beginning. It initially offered them for a very practical reason.
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The Reason Baseball Players Chew Sunflower Seeds
The sight of baseball players grinding their jaws in the dugout might be familiar to sports fans. But why are sunflower seeds the go-to snack on the field?
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The Phone Etiquette Rule You're Probably Breaking At The Dinner Table
In today's tech-savvy world, it's all too common that people unknowingly send the wrong signal to their tablemates by breaking this dining etiquette rule.
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Nothing Will Ever Compare To Grace Kelly's $13K Wedding Cake
As iconic and beautiful as the movie star herself, Grace Kelly's royal wedding cake featured plenty of astonishing details.
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The Nostalgic Drink Macaulay Culkin Misses Most Proves He's A True '90s Kid
Macaulay Culkin went on "Hot Ones" and waxed nostalgic about a neon juicebox that everyone who lived through the '90s remembers all too well.
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The Major Soup Recall That Left One Consumer Paralyzed
During the 1970s, contaminated canned soup destroyed at least two people's lives. The incident would also spell disaster for the company behind the product.
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Old-School Breakfast Chains That Have Disappeared Across America
While there's no shortage of tasty breakfast options on today's restaurant scene, we have to salute the many chains that have closed up shop over the years.
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The Old-School Soup Loved By President Taft That's Now Illegal To Serve In Several States
It's banned so it's even more delicious. President Taft may have eaten this old-school soup on the regular, but you risk going straight to soup prison. Kind of.
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