A Look At The Last Meal Served On The Iconic Concorde Planes
The supersonic passenger jet the Concorde stopped flying in 2003, and on its last flight, its already-luxurious meal service went to the next level.
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The Fast Food Burger Chain That Changed The Drive-Thru Forever
The modern fast food drive-thru is dependent on one crucial invention that the founder of a California-based burger chain created in his garage.
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The Great Club Sandwich Debate: Turkey Or Chicken?
The club sandwich comes with chicken or turkey. The particular poultry choice is contentious, but history suggests that it's always been just that: a choice.
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8 Restaurants That Were Once Frequented By Al Capone
Where did Al Capone like to eat and drink? These restaurants, bars, and hotels were some of the original Scarface's favorite regular haunts.
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The Unusual Fast Food Mascot Used To Target Late Night Diners
An odd remnant of '80s pop culture, McDonald's late night commercials featured a moon-headed mascot and a catchy, quirky theme song.
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What Makes New York Cheesecake Its Own Thing
There are a lot of recipes (and arguments) that revolve around what makes a New York Cheesecake special. Unsurprisingly, the answer is complicated.
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The Oldest Known Beer Recipe Was Also An Ancient Hymn
This beer's even older than the one in the back of your fridge. Discover the hymn behind ancient beer brewing so you can crack open a brew and taste the music.
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Who Actually Created The First Frozen Pizza?
Who can truly take bragging rights for launching the billion-dollar frozen pizza business? It's a long and winding tale.
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The McDonald's Location We Can Thank For Bringing Us The Apple Pie
When the ice cream machine is broken, you can always count on a McDonald's apple pie to satisfy your sweet tooth. Here's the history behind this iconic dessert.
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The 12 Worst Mistakes In McDonald's History
McDonald's is undoubtedly one of the biggest names in fast food around the globe. However, this doesn't mean it hasn't made some mistakes over the years.
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The Origin Of Pavlova Is Just As Complicated As The Dessert
The origin of the soft, chewy, and crispy pavlova is a complex and contentious matter, with two countries claiming the sweet meringue dessert as their own.
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The Rise And Fall Of Chi-Chi's: What Happened To The Popular Restaurant Chain?
Though it once reigned as a popular Mexican chain in the '80s and '90s, Chi-Chi's had a steep fall from grace in 2003 with a deadly outbreak.
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14 Shocking Food Trends From The '80s
From colorful cocktails to fast food novelties and even spray cheese, the 1980s were chock full of food trends that are sure to surprise you.
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The Rumored Last Meal Of John Lennon Was Simple But Surprising
John Lennon's rumored last meal may have been a simple one, but his dish of choice did end up surprising those who knew him as a vegetarian.
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How The Doughnut Bacon Cheeseburger Got Its Name From An R&B Legend
Maybe every burger's calling your name, but this one's really feeling the music. Uncover the sweet and savory origin of the bacon doughnut burger.
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The Oldest Brewery In America Has Been Family-Owned For 200 Years
If you live in Pennsylvania or Delaware, this historic beer company is probably a staple at your local bar -- but it's also popular across the country.
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How The Frozen Margarita Machine Changed Tex-Mex Restaurants Forever
Everyone loves margaritas, but have you ever considered the history behind this cocktail? Here's how the frozen margarita machine became an iconic invention.
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The 2 Names Starbucks Almost Had Before They Got It Right
Though we all know and love the Starbucks coffee brand, the company almost didn't receive the iconic name its chain of coffee shops has today.
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Swedish Candy Vs American Candy: What Makes Them Different?
Swedish candy is having a moment, with people lining up around blocks for it and sharing their finds on social media. But what accounts for this popularity?
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10 Facts You Didn't Know About McDonald's McRib
The McRib has achieved near-mythical status in the fast food realm. For many, its meat is a culinary mystery, but we've uncovered its origins and other trivia.
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The Single Difference Between A Croque Monsieur And Croque Madame Sandwiches
The croque monsieur and croque madame are popular dishes with many similarities. Here's the distinct difference that separates them.
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Mark Twain's Favorite Fruit Is A Unique Choice
Though Mark Twain had a special love for a hard-to-come-by tropical fruit, there's a similar species you can find closer to home.
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11 Underrated Italian Sandwiches You Should Know About
Italian sandwiches differ extensively in Italy when you compare them to the ones we have in the U.S. Here are 11 of the most underrated you can try.
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The Family-Run Chinese Restaurant That Spawned A Nationwide Chain
Though it may appear to hail from an international corporation, this classic chain has its humble roots from a Chinese-owned restaurant in California.
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20 Traditional Christmas Dishes From Around The World
Many holiday traditions center around food. We've rounded up some of the most iconic dishes that are served around the world in honor of Christmas.
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What You Didn't Know About George Washington's Favorite Beer
Though he had a well-known love for Madeira wine, George Washington adored a particular type of beer for more casual drinking.
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How Frozen Hot Chocolate Became A Pop Culture Phenomenon
First made popular at New York City restaurant Serendipity 3, frozen hot chocolate has captured the love and loyalty of hot cocoa enthusiasts.
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