15 Of The Oldest Restaurants On Earth
Some of the oldest restaurants around the world opened hundreds of years ago, and are still serving customers today. Here's where you'll find them.
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New Hampshire's Dinner Train Takes The Scenic Route While Serving Up A 5-Course Meal
Cafe Lafayette, a rolling restaurant operating out of North Woodstock, New Hampshire, serves a five-course meal throughout a scenic 2-hour, 20-mile round trip.
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Elvis Presley's Favorite Fried Appetizer Was A Southern Classic
Elvis Presley was renowned for his love of rich foods, but this fried delicacy was one of his favorite appetizers, not to mention a Southern classic.
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The Decadent Retro '70s Cake That Hides A Delicious Secret Inside
Retro cakes can be a ton of fun to recreate, but in the Southern U.S., this one never went anywhere. You can find it on diner menus to this day.
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Elevate Your Next Batch Of Corn Dogs With This Sweet And Spicy Combo
Corn dogs are a classic for a reason. But that doesn't mean you have to skip this upgrade that mixes sweet with spicy heat for the ultimate bite.
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13 Amish Foods You Need To Try
The Amish community isn't exactly short on tasty culinary traditions, as proven by the long list of must-try foods on offer in Amish Country.
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The '90s Transformation That Made Pillsbury's Halloween Shape Cookies So Iconic
Baking cookies is easy with Pillsbury's Halloween Shape Cookies. But a change in the 1990s made it even easier to have holiday-themed treats.
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How Florida's Signature 1905 Salad Came To Be
Florida is known for many surprising things, but if you're not from the state, you might not have heard of this healthy, flavorful salad with a local history.
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Why Bananas Are Everywhere In Tokyo (And How They Became Such An Iconic Symbol Of The City)
Bananas may seem ordinary, but in Tokyo they’ve taken on a surprising role. The story behind this city's sweet symbol is richer than you’d expect.
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Don't Cook Multicolored Corn The Same Way As The Regular Stuff
Corn isn't just the sweet, tender, bright yellow cobs. Multicolored glass gem corn is brilliantly hued, but you have to cook it differently.
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George Washington's Favorite Snack Probably Didn't Help Out His Teeth
George Washington had many unique habits and preferences, but not all of them were beneficial for his health. One of his favorite snacks destroyed his teeth.
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If You Ate These 12 Foods As A Kid, You Probably Grew Up In The South
Although the South boasts several culinary influences, it's often the simple and resourceful foods that unite Southerners and remind them of their childhoods.
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The Old-School Candy Kids Don't Find In Their Halloween Buckets Anymore
While some Halloween candy is evergreen (looking at you, M&M's), others disappear into trick-or-treat history. This includes one venerable and polarizing treat
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Why Belgian Chocolate Is Some Of The Best In The World
It's impossibly creamy, and lusciously buttery. How is Belgian chocolate so good? Here's exactly why Belgium's making the best chocolate in the world.
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This Iconic Candy Store Is 'The Most Impressive Nepo Baby Passion Project', According To TikTok
You love the merch, the candy, and maybe you decorated your bedroom just like the store. Here's how this iconic candy shop gained its cult-like following.
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16 Vintage Foods Popularized During Wartime That We Still Eat Today
The World Wars gave birth to a huge variety of new food inventions and products, and we still enjoy eating and drinking many of them today.
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If Your Vintage Silverware Has This Marking On It, It Might Be Worth Some Money
Silverware isn't just a fancy name. The precious metal was often used in the production of flatware; this mark will indicate you have the real thing.
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Once Common Restaurant Behaviors That Have Faded Away
Dining out has transformed over the decades, with these restaurant traditions changing with the times and, in some cases, fading into near obscurity.
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The Bright-Green, Old-School Pie You Don't See People Eat Anymore
Has your favorite dessert seen trendier days? Let's bring this refreshingly bright-green pie out of the old-school archives and back onto our dessert plates.
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King Charles Has A Strict Egg Rule That He Demands His Staff Follow
There's a veil of eggy mystery around this iconic royal, but here's how King Charles really likes his eggs, and how you can cook a royal breakfast yourself.
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Why British Food Became Known As Boring And Bland
British food has long been maligned for being boring and bland, which isn't fair. Still, there are good history-based reasons this scarlet letter remains.
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The Signature Sandwich Of Every State
Sandwiches offer plenty of customization, making them a versatile bite no matter the time of day. Find out which sandwich has been perfected in each state.
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The Prestigious Cheese Championship That An American Just Won For The First Time Ever
You love your favorite cheese. But could you pick it out from 2,000 other cheeses in a blind tasting on the world stage? Team USA's cheesemonger did just that!
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Every State's Most Legendary Casserole
The U.S. is packed with a wide variety of culinary traditions, as is evident by the many casseroles you can find from state to state.
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Old-School Fast Food Sandwiches That Disappeared
Every major fast food chain has introduced plenty of new sandwiches over the years, but not all of them have earned a permanent spot on the menu.
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The Popular Chicken Dish You Should Pass On At A Chinese Restaurant
By now, Alexa knows your favorite Chinese chicken dish. But if it's this sugar-fried favorite, you'll want to set your voice command to something tastier.
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12 Old-School Cooking Tips That Might Actually Ruin Your Food
While some culinary advice from yesteryear still holds value, other outdated cooking tips could leave you with a substandard meal or even food poisoning.
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