10 Vintage Lunch Dishes Your Grandma Might've Made Every Week
From salads to sandwiches, some lunch dishes have fallen out of fashion, but while they're not so common today, your grandma probably ate them often.
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The Texas Roadhouse Appetizer That Looks Awfully Familiar
You might think that the origin story of one of Texas Roadhouse's popular appetizers began at another big chain, but its real birthplace is more obscure.
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The History Of Popsicles: How A Child's Mistake Turned Into A Billion Dollar Dessert Industry
The Popsicle has had a long and storied history, including a clash amid the Frozen Sucker Wars. But it all started with one boy and an accident.
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What Is An Heirloom Tomato, And Why Are They So Appealing?
Heirloom tomatoes come in many varieties and they're very distinctive. Each species of these fruits has a long history and a winning family tree.
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Grandma's Old-School Sunday Dinners That Rarely Show Up On Tables Today
In years past, families would gather around the kitchen table every Sunday. That tradition still exists, of course, but the dishes aren't quite the same.
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How Pizza Became America's Go-To Party Food
Oh the joy of biting into a hot cheesy slice of pizza! Pizza has quite a history -- and we're uncovering how it became America's favorite party food.
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The Italian Veal Dish That Was One Of Frank Sinatra's Favorites
Frank Sinatra was known to enjoy a nice plate of veal for his entree. More specifically, Sinatra's favorite veal-centric dish was this Italian staple.
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10 Classic 10-Minute Dishes That Have Faded From Popularity
Revisit a collection of classic 10-minutes meals from decades past and find out why these slightly questionable foods were once kitchen table regulars.
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The Classic Soda Frank Sinatra Requested For His Dressing Room
Frank Sinatra’s backstage rider revealed plenty about his pre-show habits, including the soda he always wanted stocked in his dressing room.
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8 Ways American Potlucks Haven't Been The Same Since The '90s
People have been throwing potluck parties for a long time, but as our society and attitudes have changed over the past 30 years, so have our potlucks.
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The One Food Elvis Presley Didn't Allow Anyone To Eat In Graceland
Elvis Presley missed out on eating many dishes at home in Graceland because he couldn't bear the smell of this food. But there are ways to neutralize its odor.
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Retro Pasta Dishes You Rarely See On Dinner Tables Anymore
Pasta is a dinner staple, but not all recipes stand the test of time. These old-school pasta concoctions have fallen out of favor since their heyday.
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The Forgotten Mason Jar In Your Pantry That Could Be Worth Hundreds Of Dollars
If you look on eBay, you might come across some mason jars that cost a bit more than a normal one, with prices ranging from $10 to hundreds of dollars.
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Forgotten Blue-Plate Special Dishes That Need To Return To Restaurants
Back in the day, blue-plate specials were a filling and inexpensive solution for the average person's hunger. These days, however, they're rarely seen in menus.
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10 Retro Breakfast Recipes Your Grandma Made All The Time
We're taking a look at the wonderful world of breakfasts your grandmother might have made. Do remember egg in a hole and bacon strip pancakes? Oh yeah!
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Outdated Chain Restaurant Menu Items That Are Stuck In The 2000s
Outdated chain restaurant menus still serve up relics of the 2000s -- think spicy ranch, chilli cheese fries, surf and turf plates, and the meatball sub.
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10 Retro Drinks Your Grandma Used To Make
Society's favorite beverages have changed a lot over the decades. Whether entertaining or cooling off, these drinks were pretty popular with your grandma.
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How Much A McDonald's Big Mac Cost When It Was First Debuted Vs Now
The Big Mac is McDonald's flagship burger, and while it hasn't changed much since its introduction, its price sure has. Here's how much it cost in 1967.
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Thomas Jefferson's 'Drunken Loaf' Is The Old-School Dish Nobody Wants Anymore
Our Founding Fathers liked to eat. George Washington loved a simple hoecake, while Thomas Jefferson liked something more complicated that's not very appetizing.
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Bonnie And Clyde's Last Meal Was 2 Simple Sandwiches To-Go
Bonnie an Clyde's last meal order included simple sandwiches that people still eat today, 90 years after they were killed. Clyde never even got to eat his.
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10 Old-School Kitchen Tools Celebrity Chefs Swear By
From Martha Stewart to Andrew Rea, celebrity chefs all have kitchen tools they just can't do without. Here are some old-fashioned implements they keep on hand.
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The Retro Ground Beef Dish We Don't See People Eat Anymore (And For Good Reason)
There was an old ground beef dish that was fairly common, and its popularity was very much a product of its time. Today, you don't see it much anymore.
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Forgotten Fast Food Items From The '70s That We Want Back
Fast-food innovation never stops, and while today's options may seem exciting, the '70s had some now-discontinued items that deserve a return to the menu.
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Joseph Quinn's Favorite Sandwich Is A Diner Classic
While playing a trivia game, Pedro Pascal correctly guessed which type of sandwich his "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" co-star Joseph Quinn likes best.
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10 Retro Cooking Hacks We Rarely Use Anymore
Forgotten kitchen tricks can save time and boost flavor. From bread in sugar to potatoes on grills, these retro hacks make cooking easier and tastier.
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8 Mostly Forgotten Casseroles Of The '70s And '80s That Still Taste Amazing
From a Tater Tot casserole stuffed with cheese to a Dorito flavored casserole, here are eight quirky casseroles you need to add to your dinner rotation.
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Vintage Ground Beef Burger Dishes That Should Stay In The Past
Yesteryear has plenty of delicious culinary traditions to offer, but some recipes aren't worth reviving. These retro beef burgers only belong in the past.
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