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NewsThe Word “Telephone” Was Used Almost 50 Years Before The Telephone Existed – It Was For A Musical Signalling Device.
While some predicted the landline to be obsolete by 2020, there are still about 931 million landlines around the world.
NewsIn Mexico, These Are Called Salchitacos, A Combination Of Salchicha, Wrapped In Tortillas And Dunked Into Sizzling Hot Vegetable Oil.
In 2006, Pigs In A Blanket made a comeback after the New York Times article “The Kings of the Cocktail Hour Once Again” was posted.
NewsThe First Picnic Table Appeared In The Late 1800s.
After an ant has visited your picnic, it lays down a scent as it returns to the nest for the other ants to follow!
NewsAmericans Produce Sixteen Billion Jelly Beans For Easter, Enough Candy To Circle Our Planet More Than Three Times. (Video)
An 1861 ad for Boston-based confectioner William Schrafft encourages sending jelly beans to soldiers fighting in the Civil War...
NewsThe U.S. Consumes Over 90% Of The World’s Cashew Crop.
Cashews are high in fat, so if left at room temperature, they won’t stay fresh for long.
NewsA 1925 Ad For Pineapple Recipes Received Over 60-Thousand Responses – 2500 For Pineapple Upside-Down Cakes
The first mention in print of Pineapple Upside Down cake was in 1930, and was listed in the 1936 Sears Roebuck catalog.
NewsIn Ancient Europe Garlic Was Believed To Ward Off Demons, Werewolves, And Vampires. People Hung It In Windows Or Wore It To Protect Themselves.
In Bram Stoker's ‘Dracula,’ garlic is mentioned 21 times. In all works of Shakespeare taken together, garlic has been mentioned only 4 times!
NewsThe Monkey Is The Only Animal Cracker That’s Ever Worn Clothes.
Animal Crackers Are Technically Crackers, Not Cookies. Despite their sweetness, animal crackers are formulated more like crackers than traditional cookies.
NewsA 1930s Industrial Experiment Led To The Manufacure Of Irregular Shaped Puffs
The terms “Big Wheel” and “Big Cheese” originally referred to those who were wealthy enough to purchase a whole wheel of cheese.