The Unexpected History Of Nachos
Nachos, loaded up with ground beef, jalapeños, and cheese are a Tex-Mex staple, but have you ever wondered how this sports stadium classic was first created?
Read MoreNachos, loaded up with ground beef, jalapeños, and cheese are a Tex-Mex staple, but have you ever wondered how this sports stadium classic was first created?
Read MoreAl Capone's scars are an iconic part of his appearance and the source of his nickname, Scarface. He received them at this restaurant in New York.
Read MoreMost corned beef sandwiches are served on rye bread, but is that really the best bread to use, or is it just a long-standing culinary tradition?
Read MoreTequila can be served in so many more ways than just a shot at a bar. Take a look at famous tequila cocktails, from the classic margarita to Tequila Sunrise.
Read MoreFrom its 1960s founding to its modern day dominance, fast food giant Arby's has had a crazy journey with plenty of hits and misses.
Read MoreMost of us have been startled by the sound tubes of biscuit dough make when they are opened, but do you know why cans of premade dough open with a bang?
Read MoreOver the years, margarine has garnered a bit of a negative reputation; however, this is in part due to actions by the dairy industry. Here's what happened.
Read MoreSome mixed drinks are the product of endless experimentation and flavor tasting. One beloved cocktail, however, came about by mere chance.
Read MoreCarl's Jr.'s might be a fast food chain known for its burgers today, but it once tried to expand its business in the 1970s with Mexican food.
Read MoreKeg beer and cask ales - you might have heard of them, but what's the difference? How do they taste? How are they made? The answer is a little complicated.
Read MoreArby's is known for "having the meats," but there's an Arby's secret menu sandwich that takes this concept to another level by stacking nine kinds of meat.
Read MoreBoth Japanese izakayas and American gastropubs offer an enticing combination of food and drinks, but there are some significant differences between the two.
Read MoreIn 2017, one Michigan restaurant decided to take on the task of making (and selling) the largest burger in the world -- for a hefty price tag, that is.
Read MoreThe word curry can be notoriously difficult to define. It can refer to a variety of dishes or spice mixes, depending on where in the world you happen to be.
Read MoreWorking as the rich base to most Cajun cuisine, this unique seasoning blend features a few key spices and herbs that help round out its aromatic flavor.
Read MoreBefore he became the iconic host of "Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives," Guy Fieri repeatedly turned down Food Network's offer to host a show. Here's why.
Read MoreWith a history closely interlinked with the city of New Orleans, this rye whiskey and Peychaud's bitters-laced cocktail has a sprawling origin story.
Read MoreNew England and Manhattan clam chowders might both have clams in them, but the two versions of the classic American dish couldn't be more different.
Read MoreWhat was the first-ever pizza delivery in space? You might be surprised to learn which classic pizza chain made the first delivery to astronauts orbiting Earth.
Read MoreA beloved dish with Indian and Pakistani roots, butter chicken has a hotly disputed origin story that's tearing two families apart.
Read MoreAmerican mobsters used restaurants to not only have a meal, but to also hide crime. Take a look at the restaurants that were a huge part of mafia history.
Read MoreAn iconic drink brand during the '90s and early 2000s, SoBe had a brief, but popular run. So what happened to this one-time Pepsi label?
Read MoreBelieve it or not, the cult-favorite Chick-fil-A Sauce wasn't made by corporate bigwigs. Instead, it was invented by delicious accident.
Read MoreBobby Flay has numerous restaurants, an Emmy-winning career on television, and more cookbooks than you can fit on a shelf - but does he have a Michelin star?
Read MoreDuring World War II, soybeans and soy-based products became a worldwide staple food, particularly in places that were directly affected by the war.
Read MoreThough Irish stew and beef stew may sound like the same thing, there's usually one key difference between these two similar traditional dishes.
Read MoreEveryone is familiar with the plastic grass that comes on a sushi plate, but does it actually serve a purpose beyond adding a splash of color?
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