Funeral potatoes are a creamy, cheesy potato casserole that has become an iconic comfort food in the American West, especially in Utah and surrounding states. Despite its somber […]
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The Story of Spam Musubi: Hawaii’s Iconic Snack
Spam musubi is a simple but iconic Hawaiian snack consisting of a slice of grilled Spam atop a block of rice, wrapped together with a strip of nori […]
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Cheerwine: The South’s Cherry-Flavored Legend
In 1917, as World War I reshaped economies and culture around the globe, a small town in North Carolina gave rise to a new beverage that would capture […]
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She-Crab Soup: A Southern Delicacy with a Rich History
She-crab soup is a creamy, crab-based bisque that holds a cherished place in Southern coastal cuisine, especially in Charleston, South Carolina. Its name and unique flavor come from […]
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Texas Chili: A Bowl of History and Tradition
Texas-style chili, often called chili con carne, is more than just a meal; it is a symbol of Texan identity and pride. While chili has roots that stretch […]
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The Hoosier Classic: Indiana’s Beloved Breaded Pork Tenderloin Sandwich
If you’ve ever traveled through Indiana, chances are you’ve encountered a sandwich that looks almost comical at first glance. A soft hamburger bun sits in the middle of […]
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The Springfield Horseshoe Sandwich: Illinois’ Iconic Comfort Food
Illinois has its share of culinary traditions, but few are as beloved—or as filling—as the horseshoe sandwich. This open-faced dish, stacked with meat, toast, fries, and a creamy […]
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Looking Backward: 2000–1887 and the Birth of a Movement
In 1888, Edward Bellamy, a relatively unknown journalist and novelist from Massachusetts, published Looking Backward: 2000–1887. At first glance, it seemed like just another work of speculative fiction. […]
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The 55-Day Country: How “Rose Island” Briefly Became a Micronation
In the 1968, Italian engineer Giorgio Rosa built a 400-square-meter platform on nine steel pylons in the Adriatic Sea, just beyond Italy’s territorial waters off Rimini. On 1 […]
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Rose Island: Beacon of History, Sanctuary of Nature
Nestled in Narragansett Bay off Newport, Rhode Island, Rose Island spans approximately 18–18.5 acres and earned its name because at low tide it resembles the shape of a […]