Why Planters Won't Bring Back The Discontinued '90s Snack PB Crisps
After about three years of selling them, Planters phased out PB Crisps in 1995. Since then, they have yet to make a return, to the disappointment of many.
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How Once-Discontinued Creme Savers Returned Triumphantly To The Shelves
A decade after they were discontinued, Creme Savers returned to stores in 2021, and the classic candies' fans continue to celebrate their return. -
The Beloved Pennsylvania Ice Cream That Some Say Tastes Like Medicine
Teaberry ice cream is a popular flavor in Pennsylvania but not so much nationwide. Some people say it tastes like medicine, and here's why they're not wrong. -
What Is Tomato Jam, And What Is It Used For?
Although it has a more savory flavor, a tomato is a fruit, and like any fruit, it can be transformed into a delicious jam. Tomato jam can elevate many dishes. -
Buffalo's Signature Sponge Candy Wouldn't Be The Same Without The Cold Climate
Home to more than just Buffalo wings, Buffalo, New York is the primary residence for sponge candy, a delicate treat that can only be made in certain climates. -
What Happened To McDonald's Fan-Favorite McSalad Shakers?
Though the popular McSalad Shakers were discontinued, along with all of the chain's salads, fans still reminisce about this former menu item. -
The Discontinued Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pies '90s Kids Miss
These delicious pies from Hostess were only on shelves for one year, but they sure made an impact. Fans still petition for their return. -
Poke Salad Is An Appalachian Staple That Can Be Dangerous To Eat
When prepared properly, poke salad can be delicious, but when prepared incorrectly, it's toxic. Pokeweed has a storied history in southern America. -
How A Challenge From Napoleon Spurred The Invention Of Canned Food
Canned food is everywhere today, but years ago, humans were not so fortunate. Luckily, a challenge from Napoleon Bonaparte changed everything. -
Are Porcupine Meatballs Made With Actual Porcupine?
The question of whether porcupine meatballs are actually made from porcupine meat is a legitimate one, and the answer is simple and direct. -
The Original Cracker Barrel Drinks Menu Was A Fraction Of What It Is Today
Cracker Barrel's lineup has changed a lot over the years, and its original drinks menu was a fraction of what it is today. Here's what was on it. -
The Contentious Origins Of The Niçoise Salad
The cuisine of the French city of Nice now has a reputation around the world. However, arguably no Nissard recipe is as famous as the salade Niçoise. -
The Bright Green Cucumber Sauce That Predates Tomato Ketchup
It turns out, cucumber ketchup, far from being a radical reimagining of the standard, was around well before tomato ketchup became the norm. -
Thankfully, BBQ Fritos Were Not Discontinued For Very Long
Snacks come and go, but when a favorite chip disappears it can be tough. Thankfully, Fritos Bar-B-Q flavor weren't gone for a lengthy amount of time. -
Hershey's Swoops Were Discontinued Far Too Soon
Candy companies are always experimenting, trying to create the next great sweet, but many feel that Hershey's Swoops were discontinued prematurely. -
The Discontinued Strawberry Cheese Danish Pop-Tart Left Us Too Soon
Kellogg's has released so many Pop-Tarts flavors over the years, like the discontinued Strawberry Cheese Danish variety that was prematurely discontinued. -
How Pecan Pie Became An Iconic Southern Staple
How much do you really know about pecan pie? If you're like most people, you probably don't know a great deal. We explain the rich history behind this dessert. -
McDonald's Still Actually Sells Spaghetti (But There's A Catch)
Were you aware that McDonald's, famous for its enigmatic Grimace Shake, currently still sells spaghetti? You can get some right now. Here's how. -
Why Do Store-Bought Carrot Cakes Always Have Those Little Carrots Iced On Them?
Perusing your local bakery, you may notice the different toppings on cake varieties. Perhaps the most identifiable is on carrot cake. But why is it on there? -
George Washington's Favorite Food Is One Of The Simplest Cakes To Make
If you cook often, you know that the simplest recipes that have been around the longest are the best. Try making George Washington’s tried-and-true favorite. -
15 Canadian Comfort Foods Everyone Should Try
It's famous for its bacon and maple syrup, but there's a lot more to Canada's cuisine. Here are some delicious Canadian comfort foods that everyone should try. -
13 Discontinued Fritos Flavors We Aren't Getting Back
Regular Fritos could conceivably remain on the market forever. Meanwhile, fans of the limited-edition flavors can't always find evidence that they existed. -
The Delectable Charentais Melon Is Revered By A Small French Town
If you come across a giant sculpture of a melon on the A7 highway in the south of France, you've likely found the hometown of the Charentais melon. -
How Did The Ohio Pasta Dish Johnny Marzetti Get Its Name?
If you're not from the Buckeye State, you may be wondering what a Johnny Marzetti is. And more importantly, how did this Ohio pasta dish get its name? -
How Skittles Tried (And Failed) To Save Its Now Discontinued Bubble Gum
This fruity chewing gum didn't receive quite the reception Skittles was expecting and with dwindling sales the brand sought to amp up the flavor. -
How McDonald's Was Able To Afford Selling A Lobster Roll
It's not every day that you see premium seafood on a fast food menu, and there's a good reason why McDonald's was able to afford selling a lobster roll. -
Hawaiian Punch Unexpectedly Originated As An Ice Cream Topping
Hawaiian Punch was all the rage in the 1950s, and it remains an iconic brand and drink even today. But did you know it originated as an ice cream topping?
