Ben & Jerry's Discontinued Tennessee Mud Flavor Had A Short Run
While it might sound like a hit, this Ben & Jerry's flavor sadly retired to the flavor graveyard, but what led to its demise? And will it ever come back?
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The Meat Controversy That Nearly Ended Canned Food Forever
Canned food has become ingrained into our society, and for a number of good reasons. However, a meat controversy once nearly ended the industry forever.
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The Antigua Black Pineapple Is Said To Be The Sweetest In The World
This unique pineapple variety is hard to get your hands on, but once you do, you may never go back. Read all about this sweet fruit grown on Antigua.
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Waffle Crisp's Return After Being Discontinued Is Proof That Petitions Work
The fans have spoken...and the opposite side listened? Waffle Crisp's return after initially being discontinued is proof that petitions can work.
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Barbecues Have Been A Pivotal July 4 Tradition Since The Very Beginning
Independence Day is the most popular occasion for grilling in the U.S., and it turns out barbecues have been a pivotal July 4 tradition from the very beginning.
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Here's How Cracker Barrel's Menu Has Changed Since 1969
From folksy, handwritten menus with limited dishes to printed menus with proper grammar and plenty of items, here's how Cracker Barrel's menu has changed.
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How The Sweet Southern Pig Pickin' Cake Got Its Uncanny Name
The words "pig" and "cake" are an unexpected combination, but this is not a cake made with pork. Here's where the sweet Southern Pig Pickin' Cake got its name.
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The Unique Sporting History Behind The UK's Tottenham Cake
The story of how a Quaker, mulberries, a North London town, and its first soccer trophy came together to make history for a peculiar sponge cake delight.
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Opening Your Canned Soda With A Pull Tab Used To Be A Risky Business
The evolution of food and drink containers has been interesting to watch. If you've ever tried opening an old beverage can, you know how dangerous it could be.
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Before Whisks, We Used Branches To Make Fluffy Whipped Cream
The whisk seems like an obvious invention, but it only appeared relatively recently. And before whisks, we used branches to make fluffy whipped cream.
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Baltimore's Historic Peach Cake Has Rather Mysterious German Origins
Baltimore's historic peach cake is a classic dessert with German origins, although exactly when and by whom it was invented is rather mysterious.
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The Competitive Origin Of Pineapple Upside-Down Cake
The story of the pineapple upside-down cake is as tasty and juicy as the dish itself. Let's look at its history (preferably with one baking in the oven).
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The Depression-Era Cake That Unexpectedly Features Canned Tomato Soup
Many desserts include ingredients that might seem novel but are actually tasty, like the Depression-era cake that unexpectedly features canned tomato soup.
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The Resourceful Origins Of The First Smash Burger
Are you tired of ordering decadent burgers that are impossible to fit in your mouth? So were the creators of the smash burger in this epic tale of its origins.
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The Snapple Mint Tea Flavor We Really Wish Wasn't Discontinued
Snapple has an abundance of flavored iced teas, but there's one deliciously minty variety people would like to see return to store shelves.
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Why Canned Pineapple Is Your Best Bet For Upside-Down Cake
Many people choose to use fresh fruits and vegetables over the processed stuff, but there's a reason canned pineapple is preferred for upside-down cake.
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Atomic Cake Is The Sweet Secret To Chicago's South Side
America is full of a wide array of compelling regional desserts. Take the Atomic Cake, for instance, which is the South Side of Chicago's sweet treat.
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The Iconic Nesquik Cereal That Was Mysteriously Discontinued In The US
There are products that disappear without a trace or any explanation, like the beloved Nesquik cereal that was mysteriously taken off U.S. shelves.
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Hershey's Kissables Were The Discontinued M&M's Copycat That Totally Fell Flat
Once a beloved candy, Hershey's Kissables were pulled from shelves when a recipe change altered their flavor. Fans of the candy still reminisce about it fondly.
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Alaskan Akutaq Is A Unique Ice Cream Featuring Animal Fat
Once a lot more common, this native dessert can still be found in local eateries. And don't let its ingredients fool you, many love this ice cream variation.
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The Story Of How Canned Beer Came To Be
While you might take canned beer for granted today, people didn't always have the ease of canned beverages to indulge in. Here's the history of the beer can.
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The Genius Way McDonald's Held Its Own In France
France, one of the world's culinary capitals, took some convincing to get on board with McDonald's, but the chain managed to hold its own in a truly genius way.
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The New England Roots Of Frozen Yogurt
Frozen yogurt heralded the arrival of modern, lighter frozen desserts. The food has provided a basis for much further innovation in the dessert sector.
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The Patriotic Origins Of The First Caprese Salad
Born on the island of Capri, this refreshing, colorful salad's origins are a bit mysterious. The theories include emperors, post-WWII celebrations, and more.
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The Classic Mocha Is A Coffee Shop Staple, But What Is It?
Explore the irresistible allure of mocha: a heavenly combination of espresso, milk, and chocolate that indulges your coffee cravings with a touch of sweetness.
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The Starburst Spin-Off Candy That Was Unfortunately Discontinued
Original Starburst candies are known for their sticky, chewy texture, but did you know there was once a hard candy version of this popular confection?
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Why Fresh Cream Was So Hard To Come By Back In The Day
We take fresh cream for granted, but before the 20th century when there were no centrifugal machines to do the work, you needed to prepare well in advance.
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