In 1938, The New York Times Thought Cheeseburgers Were a Weird New Food Fad
"At first, the combination of beef with cheese and tomatoes, which sometimes are used, may seem bizarre," the venerable newspaper concluded.
"At first, the combination of beef with cheese and tomatoes, which sometimes are used, may seem bizarre," the venerable newspaper concluded.
Forget self-driving cars—the future is self-driving dessert trucks.
In honor of National Guacamole Day, here's the scoop on your favorite zesty spread.
Coconut peanut and toffee peanut will also be introduced.
It's been around for more than 60 years, but its future is murky.
It puts most American cafes to shame.
The move will save more than 1300 tons of plastic every year.
A pat of bog butter, anyone?
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It takes a lot of time, patience, and practice.
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What does "Brazier" mean, anyway?
The stands were originally set up so con men could serve putrid molasses water with a few lemon rinds floating on top. Things went downhill from there.
You might be able to salvage that cheddar wedge.
Weeknight risotto is in your future.
The lunchbox staple is no longer the country's big apple.
And the avocados come free.
Lucky Charms doesn't make the cut.
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If you have no idea what we're talking about, go brush your teeth and chug some orange juice.
It's for a good cause.
The idea was to protect children, but those billions of crime-stopping milk containers wound up scaring the crap out of them instead.
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A mere $100 gets you eight weeks of all the chicken alfredo you can handle.