Wheaties: The First Broadcast Jingle In History
Wheaties had the first broadcast jingle in history. The song was sung by a quartet live on-air starting in 1926.
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Coronavirus Restaurant Closings: One Of The Oldest Pubs In New York City Has Closed
Opened in 1873 in the South Street Seaport, the Paris Cafe has seen many decades of diners come and go.
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Nashville Hot Chicken's Surprising Origin Story
Nashville-style hot chicken is one of the most popular regional foods, and its origins, at least according to its place of birth, are quite humorous.
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Famous Women In History
These women were pioneers in a traditionally male-dominated role, sport, business, government position or occupation.
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The Most Historic Restaurant In Every State
The most historic restaurant in every state has borne witness to history, and if their walls could talk, they’d tell one heck of a story.
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Why Do Bagels Have Holes?
Bagels traditionally have a hole in them due to the way that they were sold and distributed, though other explanations exist as well.
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The Oldest Restaurant In Every State
The Daily Meal presents a guide to the oldest restaurant you can eat at in every one of the 50 states, plus Washington D.C.
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History's Most Inspiring Women You've Never Heard Of
Women's stories often are left untold, especially so far as history is taught today. Here are some inspiring stories you'll wish you knew sooner
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Ketchup Was Once Made From Mushrooms, Not Tomatoes
Calling it “tomato ketchup” seems a little redundant at this point — but that wasn’t always the case.
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Ketchup Used To Be Sold As Medicine
Can a spoonful of ketchup make the medicine go down? Maybe. But in the mid-1800s, ketchup was the medicine.
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25 Formerly Popular Dishes Restaurants No Longer Serve
Menus are ever-evolving creatures, and even in the past 50 years certain dishes that were once quite popular have gone the way of the dodo.
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This Is How Trick-Or-Treating Actually Started
Trick-or-treat! Yelling this on your neighbors’ doorsteps is probably one of your favorite fall memories — and one of the strangest.
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How Much A Six-Pack Of Beer Cost The Year You Were Born
What was the price of a six-pack of beer the year you were born? The price has certainly increased; we did the research.
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The Most Peculiar Food Trends From The Decade You Were Born
Every year sees its share of food trends, and in decades past these affected the way we ate. here are some odd food trends over the past century.
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The Most Patriotic Destination In Every State
The Most Patriotic Destination in Every State - We examine which destinations in America are most likely to fill you with national pride
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How Much A Dozen Eggs Cost The Year You Were Born
The price of eggs has gone up and down over the years. How much did they cost the year you were born?
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1,500-Year-Old Onion Reveals Link Between Ancient Rome And Sweden's Pompeii
Archaeologists say this 1,500-year-old onion found at the site of "Sweden's Pompeii" reveals a fascinating new connection to ancient Rome.
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10 Facts You Didn't Know About Coca-Cola
We learned more than we ever thought we could about Coca-Cola's reign over the world; click here to find 10 Coca-Cola facts you didn't know before.
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