What Exactly Is Popcorn Cake?
These sweet and salty treat takes all your favorite movie theater munchies and combines them into one awesome cake treat.
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The Californian Origins Of The Iconic Wine Cooler
Michael Crete, the creator of the California Cooler, was originally just making a fun drink for his friends while they hung out near the water's edge. -
Yes, There Actually Is An Abandoned Floating McDonald's In Canada
In the 1980s, a floating McDonald's was built for a fair in Canada. It was short-lived, but the abandoned floating restaurant still sits near Vancouver. -
What's The Actual Flavor Of Rocky Road Ice Cream?
Rocky Road ice cream is a classic, but its origins and its flavor are often still topics of debate. Here, we break down the cold, hard, and delicious facts. -
Why Marathon Bars Were Discontinued After An 8-Year Run
For those born in the late 1960s and early 1970s, Mars Marathon bars might have been a longtime favorite, never to be seen again past the early 1980s. -
What Exactly Is The Flavor Of Swedish Fish?
Though their bright red color might indicate a recognizable flavor, Swedish Fish actually have a more obscure fruit to thank for their flavor inspiration. -
How Does One Define The Flavor Of Cool Blue Gatorade?
There's a reason why most people describe Gatorade by its color -- it's because the flavors are hard to discern. Luckily we know what Cool Blue tastes like. -
The Unexpectedly Recent Origin Of Basque Cheesecake
Basque cheesecake's history is a study of how recently invented foods can rapidly become a global sensation. Created in Spain, it's now famous around the world. -
The Actual Flavor Of Juicy Fruit Is A Mystery
Despite being a successful brand for over a century, there's still a good deal of mystery surrounding the actual flavor of Juicy Fruit gum. Here's what's known. -
Old-School Pea Salad Is A Southern Classic
Old-school recipes passed down for generations remain favorites around the table and can be updated to your liking. The pea salad is a Southern staple. -
The Unexpected Sauce That'll Bring New Life To Boring Old French Fries
French fries may be one of the most popular side dishes, but they don't always need to be paired with ketchup. This style of dip is beloved in the Netherlands. -
11 Discontinued Chocolates We Miss The Most
Chocolate is near and dear to many people's hearts, but sadly, sometimes our favorite chocolate bars disappear from shelves. Here are some we miss the most. -
The Discontinued Berries And Cream Starburst Flavor That Went Viral
How did a chewy candy based on fresh fruit and rich dairy became a cultural touchpoint in the mid-aughts and then again in the 2020s? It's quite a tale. -
The Messy Reason Summit Bars May Have Been Discontinued
Despite the confection's seeming popularity and sales in the millions, it was eventually discontinued, and you might just melt when you hear the reason why. -
The Fancy Breakfast That Inspired McDonald's Egg McMuffin
Chefs often experiment to create new versions of well-known foods. One McDonald's owner created the Egg McMuffin as an homage to his favorite fancy breakfast. -
The McDonald's Grimace Lore You Didn't Know You Needed
Grimace is making the comeback of the century, but that begs the question, is anyone making a comeback with him? Grimace actually comes from a big family! -
This Was The Most Popular Recipe The Year You Were Born
When it comes to food, each decade is known for certain recipes. From Spam 'n eggs to molten lava cake, here are the most popular the year you were born. -
Whatever Happened To The Now Discontinued Coca-Cola Blak?
This short-lived Coke variety combined Coca-Cola and coffee. There are many reasons why it didn't last long, but luckily, there's a new version on shelves now. -
What Are The Natural Flavors Found In Some Coffee Varieties?
Avid coffee drinkers may enjoy switching up the their usual cup of joe. If you opt for flavored coffee, here's what you should know about its natural flavors. -
The Delicious Evolution Of Strawberry Shortcake
Charles Darwin would probably have been left speechless if he'd learned about the delicious evolution of this time-honored fruit-based dessert. -
Canned Juice Used To Be The Only Way To Enjoy Citrus-Based Beverages
Where did canned juices go? As concentrated products became more popular in the 1940s and 1950s, the production of canned juice began to drop considerably. -
The Leftover Origins Of Fattoush Salad
From many traditional leftover Middle Eastern ingredients, a salad was born and rose to fame. Check out the humble origins of the fattoush salad. -
We Have The Jamaica Tourist Board To Thank For The Classic Hummingbird Cake
Hummingbird cake may be a Southern staple today, but this sweet treat actually came from the Caribbean with the help of the Jamaica Tourist Board. -
The Reason Kellogg's Legendary Yogos Were Discontinued
Yogos -- a popular yogurt-covered fruit flavored snack -- were legendary in their heyday. So, what was the reason why Kellogg's discontinued them? -
The Ancient Buddhist Roots Of Matcha
Join us as we uncover the secrets of ancient matcha preparation and rituals and see why it became so popular in Japan's zen monasteries hundreds of years ago. -
How The Pandemic Prompted A Frozen Dumpling Renaissance
Despite shuttering businesses all over the world, the pandemic actually prompted a renaissance for some food categories. Dumplings are at the top of the list. -
The Discontinued Pop Rocks Knock-Off With An Unfortunate Name
What happens when a candy becomes the subject of controversy? That's what happened to the discontinued Pop Rocks knock-off with an unfortunate name.
