The 1940s Buffet Chain Boomers Will Remember (And Why It Disappeared For Good)
Many boomers have fond memories of this classic buffet chain that got start in the American West in the 1940s. Its last location closed for good in 2021.
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Olive Garden's Unlimited Breadsticks Policy Was Basically Invented By Mistake
Olive Garden has become something of a legend for its policy of bottomless breadsticks. But just how did this concept begin, and who came up with the idea?
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John Wayne Frequented This Steakhouse Known For Its Juicy Prime Rib And Giant Steaks
John Wayne, the Western icon, was known to enjoy a good steak. Discover one of John Wayne's favorite steakhouses, which is still in business today.
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Whatever Happened To The Midwestern Beer Brand Stag?
Have you ever wondered what happened to Stag beer? Here's what you should know about this unique brand of suds from the Midwestern United States.
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Will Ina Garten Grace The World With Her Own Restaurant Someday?
Many home cooks would surely jump at the chance to dine at a Barefoot Contessa restaurant. Here's what Ina Garten has to say about the possibility.
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Why You Hardly Find This Campbell's Soup Flavor On Shelves Anymore
While Campbell's makes all kinds of soups for a variety of palates, there's one that seems to have disappeared from grocery store shelves. Here's what to know.
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10 Old-School Sandwiches We'd Love To Bring Back
You've likely had the classics like a club sandwich or a pb&j but nothing holds up to these old-school bites that we haven't seen in a very long time.
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The Time Colonel Sanders Didn't Hold Back About KFC's Food And Got Sued For It
Despite still being the spokesperson for the company he founded, Colonel Sanders was critical of the food long after he sold the business, and it got him sued.
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The Great Depression Era Dessert That's Still Wildly Popular Today
Some old-school desserts have faded into obscurity with time. But this one, which was born out of necessity, is still just as popular today.
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The Person To Blame For Franklin D. Roosevelt's Flavorless White House Cuisine
For the years Franklin D. Roosevelt was in the White House, the kitchen was notorious for churning out less-than-stellar dishes popular during the Depression.
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The Alarming Reason You'll Never See Lay's Wow Chips On Store Shelves Again
Lay's Wow chips were a 1990s sensation that promised fat-free snacking, but there is a good reason you no longer see them on the shelf at your grocery store.
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How The Animal Style Burger At In-N-Out Was Actually Invented Will Make You Laugh
Animal Style In-N-Out burgers have an air of urban legend about them, but the story behind how they got started actually does live up to the hype.
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The Famous Actor Who Sparked Frank Sinatra's Love Of Jack Daniel's
Frank Sinatra was known to stand on stage and cheer his love for Jack Daniel's. But until he did, the whiskey wasn't very popular, so how did he learn about it?
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The First Brand Behind Girl Scout Cookies Is Still In Grocery Stores Today
Girl Scout cookies have been a beloved treat for almost 100 years now. But did you know that the first brand behind these cookies is still on the shelves?
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Walt Disney And Other Old-School Celebs Loved This Classic LA Steakhouse
There are more than a few high-end steakhouses in Los Angeles, but only one played regular host to Walt Disney and his team of animators.
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Why Pizza Hut In The '90s Just Hit Different And What Nostalgic Diners Miss Most Of All
In the 1990s, Pizza Hut was operating on a whole different level. Here's why customers who remember those times have such fond memories of the chain.
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The Old-School Deli Meat That's Fallen Out Of Favor With Younger Generations
Deli meat is a convenient go-to for quick lunches or to-go meals, but not every type has survived evolving taste buds, like this particular one.
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This Freezer Placement From The '50s Saved So Much Space — It Needs A Comeback
Back in the day, refrigeration was creative since kitchens were small. This freezer was one of the earliest options for functionality and space efficiency.
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Beethoven's Bizarre Egg-Eating Ritual Was More Intense Than His Music
When you think of Beethoven, you probably think of classical music, not strange food habits. His way of eating eggs every Thursday was rather unusual.
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The Beloved Sandwich First Lady Rosalynn Carter Once Made 30,000 Feet In The Air
Most presidents have foods they're known for, but few first ladies hold the same honor. For Rosalynn Carter, she's remembered for this sandwich made on a plane.
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Why Texas Roadhouse Gave Up On Its Dream Of Live Country Music Every Night
Live country music and Texas Roadhouse sound like they should go hand-in-hand. Certainly, that's what the founder thought, until he discovered it didn't work.
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This Old-School, Special Edition Jim Beam Whiskey Bottle Became An Iconic Hollywood Prop
From holiday gift to Hollywood icon. Discover the Jim Beam bottle that was hand-painted and turned into a show-stopping TV prop.
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This Is Actually Why In-N-Out Asks If You're Eating In Your Car Or Not
In-N-Out is an iconic fast food joint that's known for its drive-thrus and Double-Double burgers. But do you know why they ask if you're eating in your car?
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The First Meal Ever Eaten In Space Was Anything But Stellar
Food in space has come a long way since astronauts first set their sights on the stars, but the first meal eaten among the cosmos wasn't exactly gourmet.
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Whatever Happened To The Southern Gem, K&W Cafeteria?
K&W Cafeteria was, much like Luby's, a beloved chain for many folks in the South. Its fate is similar to many other cafeteria chains.
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Why Beef Meatballs In America Look So Different From Their Italian Roots
Spaghetti with beef meatballs is a popular American dish, but meatballs in Italy are often made from different proteins and serve an entirely different purpose.
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One Of NYC's Oldest Operating Bars Was Once A Star In Your Favorite Mob Movie
You may not know this nearly 200-year-old tavern by name, but you'll recognize it as a background in one of Martin Scorsese's most memorable films.
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