Aftershock: The 90s Cinnamon Liqueur You Might Have Forgotten About
Who doesn’t crave a little nostalgia from time to time? If you’re a fan of the quirky ‘90s, you can still appreciate this spicy little number.
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The April Fools' Hoax That Claimed Thomas Edison Could Make Pork Out Of Thin Air
It's believed there were no limits to what Thomas Edison could invent. Why not a machine that could make something edible out of something inedible? -
Ranking The Best Utz Chips, From Worst To Best
Utz has been serving up tons of chip varieties since 1921, and has grown very popular. We decided it was time to rank all of their flavors from worst to best. -
12 Fast Food Restaurants That Used To Have Completely Different Names
Fast food restaurants have become so popular over the years that many of them are household names. However, not every restaurant has always used the same name. -
The Ultimate Guide To Mexican Cheeses
While people typically think of a country like France when thinking of cheese variety, Mexico has some of the most fantastic cheese types in the world. -
The Savory Ingredients Featured In One Of The World's Oldest Desserts
When most people think of dessert, they think of ice cream or cake. However, the ingredients in one of the world's oldest desserts might surprise you. -
The Strange Georgia Law That Makes Eating Fried Chicken With A Fork Illegal
Many states have strange and obscure laws on the books, but this Georgia law banning the use of a fork for fried chicken might just take the cake. -
The Hilariously Random Way Vegemite Got Its Name
You may recognize Vegemite from Miley Cyrus, or perhaps you spread it on your toast, but do you know how it got its name? It's a funny story. -
The Ultimate Guide To Dumplings
Dumplings have a long history and are enjoyed around the world. Each country and culture offers its own variation of these tasty bundles of meat and veggies. -
Hawaiian Pizza Has Literally Nothing To Do With Hawaii
You may think you know the history of this controversial yet beloved treat, but did you know that Hawaiian pizza has literally nothing to do with Hawaii? -
The Non-Italian Origins Of Pepperoni Pizza
When people think about classic pizza, most imagine a cheese-covered triangle with circular pieces of pepperoni. However, pizza hasn't always looked the same. -
The Very First Girl Scout Cookies Were Actually Baked By Hand
Girl Scout cookies are a beloved treat for many. Though they're all factory-made these days, the cookies were all made by the hands of the scouts. -
The New York Town Where Eating Peanuts While Walking Backward Is Really Illegal
Most of us try our best to abide by the laws that govern our society. However, few would ever imagine that a law would target this particularly odd practice. -
The Fascinating History Of The Gas Stove
When exactly did gas stoves become commonplace, and how did that happen? The complicated history beyond this common kitchen appliance may just astound you. -
When Did People Start Saying 'Made From Scratch' (And Why Is It Such A Mystery)?
Some daily phrases sound like they come from the kitchen but actually originate from other areas. For example, "made from scratch," doesn't come from cooking. -
Commercials Helped Spark Grandparents' Love For Werther's Original
You might be surprised to learn the charming answer as to why so many elderly people cherish the taste of Werther's Original caramel candy, -
12 Discontinued Ice Creams We Wish They'd Bring Back
Ice cream is perfect for any time and occasion, and everyone has their favorite flavor. Sadly some have been retired. Here's the ones we want brought back. -
The Indisputable Ingredient In New Mexican Green Chili
Chili helps warm you up when its cold, and is also great at parties. If you happen to be in New Mexico, chili must be made with hatch chiles. Here's why. -
Ancient Egyptians Made Wine And Olive Oil Thanks To The Torsion Method
Just like how we enjoy them now, the ancient Egyptians were also fans of wine and oil. And they used the torsion method to make their wine and olive oil. -
How A Shortage Of Snails Caused The Creation Of Oysters Rockefeller
Oysters Rockefeller is an elegant delicacy enjoyed all over the world. Here's how the dish became a signature when there was a shortage of snails. -
Here's Where Milk Chocolate Was Actually Invented
Chocolate milk is one of the most popular dessert beverages in the world. But when and where did chocolate milk originate? Here's the history behind it. -
McDonald's Drive-Thrus Were Created With The Military In Mind
How do you feed a lot of soldiers, fast? This is the real, unfiltered story of how McDonald's drive-thrus were created with the military in mind. -
Did Taco Bell Really Buy The Liberty Bell At One Point?
In 1996, Taco Bell started a rumor that had people up in arms about the company's plans to purchase the Liberty Bell. Was any of it ever actually true? -
World War II Played An Important Role In SPAM's Popularity In Hawaii
How much do you know about the history of SPAM? You may see it in a number of very old recipes, but did you know it's linked to the American military? -
What Is An Americano Coffee, And Why Is It Called That?
Coffee drinkers likely know the varieties of caffeinated beverages. Do you know the difference between a latte, mocha, espresso, and Americano? -
6 Facts You Need To Know About The Infamous Arby's Oven Mitt
Like other fast food giants, Arby's at one point had a mascot, but the cartoon was short-lived. Here's the story of the infamous Arby's Oven Mitt. -
The Mysterious Origins Of The BLT
The BLT is one of the most popular sandwiches in the U.S. But did you know that tomatoes were once considered to be poisonous? Here's the history of the BLT.
