Elvis' First Order At His Favorite Vegas Steakhouse Wasn't Actually Steak
When the King headed to this famous Las Vegas steakhouse, he skipped out on ordering the steak and asked for another meaty option.
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The Vintage Cowboy Fast Food Chain That's Bouncing Back
This Western-themed fast food restaurant used to have many fans. Now, after a period of nearly disappearing off the map, it's starting to make a comeback.
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What The Panda Express Menu Looked Like In 1985
Panda Express now offers iconic dishes such as orange chicken and even desserts, but what did the menu look like in the initial years of the chain's opening?
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Julia Child's Favorite Drink Was A Simple 3-Ingredient Cocktail
Julia Child certainly knew a thing or two about whipping up a classic beverage. But her favorite was one that she invented herself. Here's how to make it.
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8 Old-School Breakfast Chains You Totally Forgot About
While today it's common to hit up an IHOP or Denny's chain for breakfast, there used to be a lot more breakfast chains that have since faded from history.
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The Rise And Fall Of Pepsi's Wacky Breakfast Soda
Pepsi has seen quite a few soda varieties come and go from its lineup, and one late '80s offering from the brand was actually meant to be a breakfast beverage.
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Get Chili Dogs For Less Than $2 At This Vintage Georgia Joint
Getting a simple chili dog can cost a shocking amount at some restaurants, but not this historic Georgia stand. Here, you can get a chili dog for less than $2.
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The Old School Cuban Cocktail That Pre-Dates The Frozen Drink You Might Be Used To
There are tons of boozy frozen drinks to sip on when the heat is intense, but the best could actually be just another variation of this classic Cuban cocktail.
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10 Facts About In-N-Out's Burger Only A Fanatic Would Know
The chain's secrets run deeper than the average cheeseburger connoisseur might know, with quirky traditions, innovative inventions, and a jargon all its own.
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The Unusual Twist That Makes Ohio Valley-Style Pizza One Of A Kind
Ohio Valley-style pizza takes its place among the United States' plethora of iconic pizza styles, but what is it? Here's what to know about this unique pizza.
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The Snack Cake John Lennon Adored (Then Suddenly Couldn't Stand)
This popular British snack cake John Lennon adored brought him a sense of nostalgia, but he ate so many after The Beatles' success that he got sick of them.
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The Food Movie Scene That Made Anthony Bourdain Wince
Anthony Bourdain liked food films for their realism, for how accurately they depicted what goes on in a chef's world. Naturally, this one scene made him wince.
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The Popular Florida Salad That Was Made Famous By A Classic Restaurant
Florida is famous for many things, not least of which is a salad that's been a staple at an iconic Sunshine State restaurant since the 1970s.
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This Nearly Forgotten Entrepreneur Was A Vintage Canned Food Visionary
This entrepreneur and visionary changed the canned food game. Her incredible products flew off the shelves and were the blueprint to many successors.
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The Vintage Condiment Brand That's Older Than The United States
There's one vintage condiment brand that has been around since the 1800s, and still serves up this high-quality, innovative condiment today.
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The '90s Breakfast Dish That Made Playing With Food Totally OK
If you grew up in the late '80s and early '90s, you probably remember eating this staple breakfast dish. Here's why it's not available in stores anymore.
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We're Not Sad This Bizarre Skittles Flavor Was Only Around For A Limited Time
When you think of Skittles a fruity, sweet taste immediately springs to mind, but one thankfully short-lived variety will have you reaching for the sick bucket.
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What Makes St. Louis Truly A BBQ City
When people in the U.S. think of BBQ, many associate the popular style of cooking with St. Louis. Some even call it a "BBQ city" due to its love for BBQ sauce.
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The Seafood Mark Twain Had A Passion For That Went Far Beyond The Plate
Author and essayist Mark Twain particularly loved to eat this seafood item, which he enjoyed in many different ways and even wrote about in various pieces.
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These 2 Mason Jar Brands Are Actually Owned By The Same Company
If you enjoy canning, you may be interested to know that these two popular canning jar brands are owned by the same company and their parts are interchangeable.
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The Halal Dish That Became One Of NYC's Most Iconic Street Foods
New York City is known for many things, including its historical street food carts. Here's how a simple halal dish became one of NYC's most iconic street foods.
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Elvis Presley's Favorite Cake Didn't Skimp On The Ingredients
The King loved to eat food packed with decadent ingredients like peanut butter and bacon, but his favorite cake took the crown for unadulterated richness.
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This Florida Beach Town Serves Up Some Of The Best Greek Food Outside Of The Aegean
If you love Greek food with a side of sunshine, this Florida beach town is the place to be. Don't miss the family-owned restaurants and fresh seafood.
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The Vintage Dishware Brand With White House Ties That's Still Worth Collecting Today
This vintage dishware brand has been around since 1899, it's made plenty of china sets for the White House, and you can still purchase from it today.
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How Long Is Fruit By The Foot, Really?
Fruit by the Foot is a lengthy fruit snack, but is it as long as its name implies? A little eyeballing and some measurements reveal the truth.
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How Wolfgang Puck Used Pizza To Change How People Thought About Cooking In America
What started with a smoked salmon pizza at a Hollywood restaurant ended up transforming the way an entire country prepared and ate all kinds of food.
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The Timeless Cake Flavor That Has Graced Every British Royal Wedding (Except Harry And Meghan's)
This timeless cake has been part of most British Royal weddings in the past nearly 200 years. But you might be surprised to find out what flavor it is.
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