The Century-Old Acid Method That Preserves Dairy Products
Nobody likes letting food go to waste, and dairy has a relatively short shelf life. Luckily, this tip for preservation is simple enough to do on your own.
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If Your Parents Fed You This Soup, You Probably Grew Up In The South
People raised in the South spent their childhoods eating the local cuisine. There is a uniquely Southern soup that many parents served their offspring.
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This Thing Boomers Still Have In Their Kitchen Says More Than They Realize
The kitchens of some baby boomers look like mid-20th century time capsules. One item you'll probably find inside is a true testament to culinary history.
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NYC Hidden Gems Go Public: This Iconic Fizzy Drink Factory Is One Of Them
A piece of New York's history will be open to the public this weekend, giving you the opportunity to enjoy an NYC classic that you do not want to miss.
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Hostess Still Makes Pies, But Fans Desperately Want This Vintage Flavor Back
Hostess is an iconic brand of sweets that are a childhood standby for so many, and one of their hand pies is an offering fans desperately want to see again.
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9 Vintage Diner Foods That Have Disappeared From Menus
These dishes might seem baffling to modern customers, but back in the early- to mid-20th century, most diners would have served these once-popular retro meals.
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The Old-School McDonald's Burger From The '90s We'd Love To See Return
Many McDonald's menu items have come and gone over the years, but fans have been clamoring for this burger's return, and it may be quite doable.
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Farewell To 1950s Fast Food: The Defunct Burger Chain That Was Once Bigger Than McDonald's
McDonald's often dominates the discussion when it comes to American fast food. But one chain gave them a run for its money, and its fans remember it fondly.
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The Legendary Cheesy Snack From The '50s That Still Packs A Punch Today
Crunchy cheese snacks have been enjoyed by people for a long time. There is one particular treat that debuted in the '50s and is still popular today.
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The Original Native American BBQ Didn't Include Beef Or Pork
Barbecue may change from cookout to cookout. When Native Americans first crafted the cooking method, it couldn't have looked more different.
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The 1970s BBQ Chain That's Also A Steakhouse (Yes, It Still Exists)
The decades have been kind to many restaurants, and unkind to others. Though not everywhere, you can still visit this barbecue-steakhouse from the 1970s.
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8 Popular Foods From The 1970s That Kids Still Pack In Their Lunchboxes
In the 1970s, kids headed to school holding aluminum lunchboxes. They often had certain food items that kids today still bring for school lunches.
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The Discontinued Burger King Mashup That You Can Still Buy Frozen
Burger discontinues menu items from time to time. Most of those discontinued foods can't be found in the freezer section, but here's an exception.
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Order Elvis Presley's Favorite Pizza At The Old-School Italian Restaurant He Adored
Want to dine like the King himself? We know just the restaurant to visit. While you're there, grab Elvis' favorite pizza. The toppings may surprise you.
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The Simple 'Cake' That Originated In The Middle Ages (The Texture Is Questionable)
Cake is known for its soft, moist texture. But one version of the dessert from the Middle Ages brings a different balance and can be made easily at home.
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Maryland-Style Pizza Is Sweet & Smoky: How It Differs From Other Pies
There are regional varieties of pizza in the nation, and each is unique. Maryland has its own style that has sweet and smoky flavors, which others don't.
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10 Classic Montana Foods You Need To Try At Least Once
If you're making a trip to Montana, be sure to build trying these foods into your schedule, as they'll give you a taste of the state's culture and history.
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10 Classic Kitchen Tools Your Grandparents Swore By
From 20th-century electric appliances to stoneware with ancient origins, here are some once-essential vintage kitchen tools that we rarely see anymore.
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The Boxed Dinner Every 1970s Family Survived On Week After Week
Can a boxed dinner be iconic? This one certainly was. Find out why it was such a household favorite and how modern families are making it their own.
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Old-School Ice Cream Truck Treats We Totally Forgot About
When you hear the jingle of an ice cream truck, you know exactly what it is. Here's some old-school ice cream truck treats you might have forgotten about.
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The Popular '90s Collectibles That Were Once Part Of McDonald's Happy Meal
This iconic '90s collectible once left fans swarming McDonald's to get their hands on a Happy Meal, and it remains a coveted item to this day.
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The Popular 1970s Deli Meat That Is A Challenge To Find In Stores Today
While there have been grocery store delis in America since the 1800s, the supermarket deli section as we know it was born in the '60s and '70s.
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The 2000s Frozen Breakfast Pastry We Wish Would Make A Comeback
Despite the fact that it hasn’t been on grocery store shelves in decades, this frozen breakfast pastry still has fans feeling nostalgic for the early 2000s.
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The Iconic School Lunch Side We Still Crave As An Adult (& You Can Buy It Frozen)
School lunches are never really considered the height of cuisine, but that doesn't mean we aren't nostalgic for some of the items. Here's a side we still crave.
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6 Vintage Breads You Rarely See Anymore
Bread has seen countless iterations since its creation, but only some have stood the test of time. Here are some loaves that didn't make the cut.
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The Beloved Steak Restaurant That Totally Vanished In The '80s
The 1970s kicked off with this beloved restaurant serving up some great steaks for its patrons. By the '80s, though, its locations mostly vanished.
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The 'Sunny' 1960s Pyrex Dish To Look For At Thrift Stores
Thrift stores can be Pyrex gold mines for those who know where to look. It takes some knowledge to spot what's valuable, so we're here to clue you in.
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