The Time Cheez-Its Hid A Massive Supply In A Secret Bunker
It seems that the team at Cheez-It wants to add some adventure to the snacking experience — one of its most famous marketing ploys involved a scavenger hunt.
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The World's Largest Fruitcake Weighs Almost 10,000 Pounds
Yep, the world's largest fruitcake clocked in at 5 tons.
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The Hawaiian-Themed Restaurant That Also Serves Chick-Fil-A
Many of us are familiar with Chick-fil-A. Even if that's the case, there's a big chance you have no idea about their tropical-themed location with a twist.
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The Tiny Burger Chain That Inspired The Creation Of Wendy's
Wendy's has been around for decades, but it's possible it wouldn't exist today without this smaller, lesser-known predecessor. What's the story here?
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The Annual Employee Skating Competition That Crowns The Best Sonic Carhop
A happy work environment is important for employees. Did you know Sonic Drive-In goes a step further by hosting a fun competition for its carhops each year?
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Why Long John Silver's Almost Didn't Survive Through Y2K
Long John Silver's is a once-mighty fast-seafood restaurant chain. But did you know it had a fall from grace at the turn of the millennium? Here's the story.
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Why 1984 Is A Bourbon Collector's Favorite Year
If you're a bourbon fan, you might have heard about this legendary year.
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How An Airline Food Disaster Led To Chick-Fil-A's Start
You may think you know everything there is to know about chick-fil-A, but we bet you don't. Here's how an airline food disaster led to Chick-fil-A's beginning.
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The Ultimate Ranking Of 90s Breakfast Cereals
Put on your favorite oversized plaid shirt, pop a mixtape in, and let's head back to the '90s for this ultimate ranking of '90s breakfast cereals.
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Aldi Has Its Own 'Equator' Because Of A 1960s Controversy
While many make think of the grocery chain Aldi as a single entity, that's not entirely true -- so what does all of this have to do with an "equator"?
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Lender's Created The First Frozen Bagels To Help Out Its Own Employees
It started as a small shop, but Harry Lender's name and business would eventually become synonymous with frozen bagels. It happened sort of by accident.
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Wiener Schnitzel's Ingredients Are Actually Defined By Law
Many cultures have a dish that features meat that has been breaded and fried. But did you know there's only one that can legally be called Wiener Schnitzel?
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The Simple Method You Can Use To Upgrade Your Crab Rangoon
Here's how to make the perfect crab rangoon filling.
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How A Teen's Threat To Boycott Twinkies Saved Its Iconic Mascot
For a time, Hostess' mascot Twinkie the Kid disappeared from grocery stores and boxes alike -- until one 13-year-old fought for his return.
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Snickers Salad: Is It A Salad? Or Is It A Dessert?
Snickers Salad? Whoa! Yes, you read that correctly. But is this candy bar-packed creation also named correctly?
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The Mysterious History Of The Classic Cream Puff
What's creamy, and puffy, and tasty all over? That's right — it's a cream puff. With origins in France, here's how the tasty treat gained international esteem.
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The World's Most Popular Avocado Variety Is Named After A Mailman
Hass avocados are one of the more popular varieties sold in the U.S. market, and the person who popularized them had a pretty unusual origin story.
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How Gen Z Is Rewriting Thanksgiving Dinner With Pizza
For decades, it seems that turkey with all the trimmings has reigned supreme as a Thanksgiving mainstay -- but one report suggests Gen Z is switching it up.
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Question Everything You Knew About Bagels With Vegas' Wild Flavors
Forget everything you know about bagels. One restaurant in Vegas is wowing fans with wild flavors. Here's how one bagel restaurant has reinvented the wheel.
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The Ancient Etymology Behind The Word 'Casserole'
Casseroles have been around a lot longer than condensed soup or canned tuna. In fact, the origin of the word dates back hundreds of years ago.
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The Most Expensive Cocktail In Australia Is A $10,000 Classic
Cocktails in big cities seem to keep getting more expensive, but one $10,000 cocktail in Australia makes those prices look like pocket change.
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How The Military Played A Role In M&M's Early Days
M&M's had a surprising military influence. Its creator saw a similar candy and decided to establish his own business creating convenient portable snacks.
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These Non-Pumpkin Spice Autumn Flavors Will Take Your Fall To Another Dimension
Pumpkin spice is one of the most popular autumn flavors but sometimes you just want something different. Try these flavors to kick up your fall this year.
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The Benefits Of Plating Meals On Serving Boards
Tired of washing a mountain of dishes after your latest dinner party? If that's the case, a serving board might be the answer to your clean-up woes.
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This South American Bean Tastes Just Like Ice Cream
Ice cream and beans might sound like they don't have much in common, but there is a bean native to South America that actually tastes like ice cream.
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How Henry Ford Played An Unlikely Role In The Success Of Soy Milk
These days, soy milk is more the norm rather than the exception -- and we have a captain of industry to thank for soy milk's certified popularity in the U.S.
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Where Do Hell's Kitchen Contestants Stay During Filming?
Where do the contestants of "Hell's Kitchen" spend their downtime? One would hope that they each have ample personal space to decompress during filming.
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