What A Christmas Feast Looked Like For Ellis Island Immigrants
The immigrants who came to the U.S. through Ellis Island faced many challenges, but on Christmas, they were served a feast that would introduce them to America.
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The Lobster Bisque Red Flag That's Right On The Menu
Lobster bisque is a decadent treat - rich, creamy, and indulgent with intense lobster flavor. But don't order it if you notice one other menu detail. -
14 Former Presidents And The Restaurants They Loved To Eat At
These spots haven't always been near the White House, as you might expect; they are dotted around the world, reflecting the diverse tastes of former Presidents. -
In Greenland, A Traditional Christmas Feast Features Some Unusual Meat
Christmas dinner feasts around the world have a lot of variation. In Greenland, they include some meats that aren't so typical outside the country. -
The Soda Company That Created Santa Claus As We Know Him
The image of modern day Santa Claus isn't how some previous generations were used to seeing him. Our version of Santa is thanks to a marketing campaign. -
The Buffalo-Flavored Latte That Rocked The Fast Food World
Some food hybrids are a dream we never saw coming. Others, not so much. Do you remember the buffalo-flavored latte that rocked the fast-food world? -
The Overrated Fish You Should Never Buy (And 2 To Buy Instead)
Cooking a new kind of fish can be intimidating, but according to this chef, you don't need to break the bank to create a seafood feast with great flavor. -
Why Apples Are A Popular Christmas Gift In China
Learning about traditional holiday gifts around the world is always interesting. Something as simple as an apple in China represents much more. -
In Australia, Kids Leave Out This Boozy Drink For Santa
If you consider adopting any Australian practices, this holiday tradition should be one. Kids leave out cookies with this boozy drink for Santa Down Under. -
The Decadent Costco Meal You Can Only Find In France
If you've ever been in an international Costco location, you know how exciting it is to look at the regional specialties that differ from your local store. -
The One Thing You Should Never Do With Your Bone-In Meat At Steakhouses
Bone-in steaks look dramatic and impressive at the table, but you don't want to be the laughing stock of the steakhouse by making this big mistake. -
Costco's Bulgogi Bake Is An International Fave, But What Is It?
One of the best parts of being a Costco member who loves to travel is going into any store worldwide to try the food court items, like the bulgogi bake. -
The Citrusy Dish That's One Of The Unhealthiest You Can Order At Chinese Restaurants
Even if you weren't expecting your favorite Chinese takeout foods to be that healthy, the amount of sodium and sugar in this one will surprise you. -
The Southern Fast Food Chain That Makes The Absolute Best Mac And Cheese
When you're craving a quick fried chicken fix, fast food can be your friend. Just don't forget the sides, and stop into this joint for the best mac and cheese. -
The Lucky Food You'll Likely Find At Kwanzaa Celebrations
During Kwanzaa, this lucky ingredient resembles a coin, symbolizing prosperity and good luck in the upcoming year. It's also said to ward off the "evil eye." -
The World's Largest Philly Cheesesteak Wasn't From Pennsylvania
The diner, which opened in 1988, broke the record in 2023 with a best-selling sandwich. The record-breaking Philly cheesesteak was over 700 feet long! -
The Fast Food Red Flag That Should Send You Packing Every Time
Most people look at bathroom cleanliness as the biggest fast food red flag, but this one could mean something really bad is happening in the kitchen. -
Wendy's Frosty Isn't Real Ice Cream. So What Is It?
You can't get a meal from your local Wendy's without grabbing a Frosty for dessert. Not quite a milkshake, but also not quite ice cream. So what is it? -
Fish House Punch: The Infamous Party Drink That's Older Than The US
What did our forefathers do in their free time? Perhaps they enjoyed the infamous party drink, the Fish House Punch, which is older than the U.S. -
Elvis Presley's Go-To Meatloaf Featured A Unique Ingredient
Eating the way Elvis used to will certainly leave you satiated and happy. Did you know The King's go-to meatloaf featured this unique ingredient? -
Upstate New York Is Home To A Truly Legendary Pizza Snack
Buffalo may be home to its namesake chicken wings, but there's another tasty appetizer that can be found in this region of New York. -
You Can Still Find The Oldest Brand Of Soda At The Grocery Store
There's one bubbly beverage brand that's been around for hundreds of years now, and its history is way more interesting than you might expect. -
The Authentic Italian Pastry That's As Hard To Make As It Is To Spell
This delicate Italian pastry that resembles a lobster claw consists of a complicated multi-step process. It's as hard to make as it is to pronounce. -
The 2 Countries We Can Thank For The Creation Of Steak Frites
Steak frites is a classic dish of beef and french fries. The next time you enjoy the combo, consider its origin in these two European countries. -
The Popular Potato Brand That Accidentally Invented Tater Tots
Who doesn't love a crispy Tater Tot? This delightful potato product has become a part of American culinary culture, and here's the story of its invention. -
Chicharrones Vs Pork Rinds: What's The Actual Difference?
If you're confused about the difference between these two crunchy and delicious pork snacks, you're not alone. The answer is a little complicated. -
What Is Russian Egg Salad And What Makes It So Delicious?
Russian egg salad was created in the mid-19th century, and since then it has become a popular, versatile dish full of tasty, comforting ingredients.
