For decades, Louisville’s culinary identity has been anchored by bourbon, barbecue, and hot browns. But beneath the banner of fine dining and regional staples lies a humbler, often […]
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The Mystery and Legacy of Indiana Sugar Cream Pie
Indiana’s sugar cream pie—sometimes called Hoosier pie—is an unassuming dessert with a storied past. Simple ingredients, humble origins, and devoted fans have turned this custard-style pie into one […]
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Corn Dogs vs. Pronto Pups: State Fair Rivalries Explained
At nearly every state fair across America, two golden, deep-fried snacks reign supreme: the corn dog and the Pronto Pup. They look nearly identical—each a hot dog impaled […]
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Pizza Puffs: Chicago’s Most Overlooked Snack
A pizza puff is a deep-fried dough pocket filled with tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, and toppings like sausage or pepperoni. Unlike calzones or pizza rolls, pizza puffs use […]
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The History of Pringles: From Lab Experiment to Global Snack Icon
The story of Pringles begins in the mid-20th century, when Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati sought to address two of the biggest complaints about potato chips. Consumers often […]
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Jay Rayner’s Infamous 2017 Review of Le Cinq
Le Cinq, the three-Michelin-star restaurant housed inside the Four Seasons Hotel George V in Paris, has long been considered a pinnacle of French fine dining. With its plush […]
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The Libs Chocolate Family: A Legacy of Sweet Tradition
The Libs chocolate legacy traces back to 1950, when Robert Paul Libs brought candy-making techniques from Eureka, California, to Evansville, Indiana. His recipes and methods, rooted in small-batch […]
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Burgoo: A Hearty Stew with a Storied Past
Burgoo is a rich, slow-cooked stew with roots deeply tied to the American Midwest and South, particularly Kentucky and Illinois. More than just a dish, burgoo is an […]
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Scrapple: A Slice of Pennsylvania’s Culinary Past
Scrapple is a dish that tells a story of thrift, resourcefulness, and tradition. Its roots stretch back to 17th- and 18th-century Europe, where German settlers practiced a form […]