Why Emeril Lagasse Started Saying 'BAM!'
You can't think of Emeril Lagasse without hearing "Bam!" But how exactly did the famous chef, TV star, and restaurateur create his ubiquitous catchphrase?
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Were The Classic '90s Flintstones Push-Ups Actually Discontinued?
Did you ever indulge in a '90s Flintstones Push-Up? Where are they now? If you’re nostalgic for all things Bedrock, Fred, and Wilma, you’re in luck - sort of. -
The Dangerous Reason Life Savers Holes Were Ultimately Discontinued
Life Savers Holes was supposed to be an inventive offshoot of its popular ring-shaped candy. It ended up being hazardous to consumers. -
What To Know When Shopping For Kosher Meat
Buying kosher meat means more than just avoiding pork and shellfish, and everything from the cut to the preparation plays an important role. -
What You Need To Know Before Ordering Chopped Cheese For The First Time
The chopped cheese sandwich may be a delicious, inexpensive New York City tradition, but who gets to serve it has become a matter of controversy. -
How Did Ambrosia Salad Get Its Name?
Ambrosia salad is an assorted fruit salad featuring marshmallows that has been served for a long time. But the origin of its name is a lot harder to track down. -
The Complicated And Fascinating Story Behind The Origin Of Buffalo Wings
It seems pretty clear-cut that Buffalo wings were created in Buffalo, right? Not necessarily. The story behind the wing dish is more complex than you think. -
History's First Cakes Looked A Whole Lot Different Than What We Have Today
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Tomato Wine Is A Real Thing, But It's Not What You'd Expect
A summertime fruit, the tomato has so many uses. Did you know that you can make them into a wine? See the unexpected aspects of tomato wine. -
The History Of The American Classic Icebox Cake
An icebox cake is a tradition that stretches back to the days before refrigeration. Here's a timeline of the timeless treat, right up to the TikTok generation. -
10 Vintage Canned Foods And Drinks That Don't Exist Anymore
From beef stroganoff to Franco do Amaral Industries' canned banana flakes, these are some vintage canned goods that are best left in the past. -
Crunch Tators Helped Pioneer Spicy Snacks Before It Was Discontinued
Although this brand of chips was not long for this world, Crunch Tators were instrumental in introducing people to the concept of spicy snacks. -
The Ultimate Guide To The Oldest Known Cookbooks In The World
Chefs and food lovers have been compiling cookbooks for thousands of years. Luckily, a few of those ancient texts have somehow survived the ravages of time. -
What Is Steam Beer And How Is It Connected To The Gold Rush?
Although steam beer isn't as commonly known as other types of brew, it's been around for a long time. Did you know it has ties to the Gold Rush? -
The Accidental Origins Of Oyster Sauce
Love it or hate it, oyster sauce is incredibly popular. It has a fascinating history that started with a chef's happy accident in the late 19th century. -
Once-Discontinued Slice Soda Now Looks Completely Different
Once beloved by many, Slice fell on hard times and eventually shuttered. Now the famous soda is back after multiple attempts at a rebrand. -
How Pop-Tart Snak-Stix's Hit The Road With American Idol Before Being Discontinued
Once a beloved pantry item for kids, Pop-Tart Snak-Stix sadly didn't stick around long, even with its big collaboration with "American Idol." -
The Complex And Surprising Origins Of Modern-Day Cream Cheese
Cream cheese dates back roughly 150 years. What's amazing about the the spreadable delight is that it continues to evolve. Plant-based cream cheese, anyone? -
How Caramel Became The Downfall Of Hershey's Discontinued Bar None
Shoppers can be extremely fickle, especially when it comes to their favorite candy bars. Here's how caramel ultimately led to Bar None's demise. -
What Happened To The Discontinued Sour Cream And Onion Doritos?
It is always disappointing when a favorite snack disappears from store shelves. Here's what happened to sour cream and onion Doritos, which were discontinued. -
How Vernors Became The Staple Soda (Pop) Of Detroit
Vernors could be your common choice of beverage whether or not you live in Michigan. However, there's a story behind how it became the staple soda of Detroit. -
15 Delicious Meat Pies Found Around The World
Meat pies are those ubiquitous packets of scrumptiousness that seem to appear in cultures all over the world. So, here are 15 of them that you need to try. -
Hold My Beer: Fried Beer Bites Take The Classic Drink To A New Level
State fairs are the home of unique food - usually fried. Someone at the Texas State Fair is credited with creating perhaps the most unique fried food. -
The Historic No-Yeast Bread That Intrinsically Features Peanut Butter
If you like the idea of bread that tastes like a peanut butter cookie, you'll be glad to know that it only takes a few ingredients and an hour of your time. -
The Depression-Era Origins Of The Famous Oklahoma Onion Burger
The Oklahoma onion burger is an iconic dish that emerged from a challenging time, showcasing the resourcefulness and creativity of its creators. -
Crab Rangoon: The Food Fusion Icon, Explained
A popular dish alongside fried rice or Kung Pao Chicken, crab rangoon isn't a traditional Chinese food. Here's the story of this creamy fusion food. -
1886 Chocolate Cake Is More Famous Than The Hotel That Created It
It may have originated at a popular Texas hotel, but this rich chocolate cake has become even more popular than the famous lodging.
