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There are a number of KFC locations around the country. However, some may be wondering about the states without locations and the area with the most.
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We Finally Know Why Jersey Mike's Doesn't Toast Subs
There are some sub franchises that toast hoagies such as Quiznos and Subway, but one popular chain that doesn't is Jersey Mike's. Now, we know why. -
Deep-Fried Oreos Are A Relatively New Invention
Deep-fried Oreos are a relatively new invention. Here's what you need to know about the history behind the food item. -
The Accidental Origin Of Raisins Dates Back Thousands Of Years
The accidental origin of raisins dates back thousands of years. Here's how the dried fruit was first discovered. -
KFC's Ridiculously Small Fried Chicken Is Being Roasted On Reddit
If you think fast food chicken is getting smaller, you're not alone. One example of ridiculously small fried chicken from KFC is being roasted on Reddit. -
You Can Now Buy 86-Year-Old Beer Intended For The British Coronation That Never Was
You can now buy 86-year-old beer intended for the British coronation that never was. Here's how to get your hand on history. -
Are Canned Truffles A Worthy Alternative To Fresh?
Are canned truffles a worthy alternative to fresh? Preserved truffles can extend the life of one of the most expensive delicacies. -
Texas Funeral Cake Is Actually Chocolate Sheet Cake With European Origins
While Texas funeral cake has been a popular staple of the mourning process in the Lone Star State, it's actually chocolate sheet cake with European origins. -
The World's Most Expensive Steak Comes From Pampered Cows
The world's most expensive steak, Wagyu, comes from pampered cows in Japan, and the rarest of those are fed a diet of olives. -
Mayo As A Meat Marinade Is Basically A Flavor Portal
Mayo as a meat marinade is basically a flavor portal. You should consider trying it out next time you grill. -
The Case Against Buying Bread At The Grocery Store
Buying bread at the grocery store is certainly convenient, but there are ample reasons why people make a case for switching to independent bakeries instead. -
There Was Basically A Monopoly On Black Pepper During The Middle Ages
There was once basically a monopoly on black pepper during the Middle Ages. Here's what caused it and how it ended. -
Eating At Costco's Food Court Before You Shop Is A Money-Saving Power Move
Want to cut down your spending on your next grocery trip to Costco? Be sure to hit up the food court before your browse the aisles. -
The Aldi Frozen Meal That Will Save You From Your Cooking Rut
Aldi shoppers say this quick, affordable, and nutritious meal is a game-changer for busy days. -
People Love To Hate Steak Fries
People love to hate steak fries. Here's why the style of fries is so unpopular among some of its critics. -
How To Minimize The Mess Of A Ketchup Loaded Hot Dog
The only drawback to topping your dog with a lot of ketchup is that it can create a ticking time bomb just waiting to explode on your nice, clean shirt. -
If You Catch A Baseball Game This Summer, Expect Expensive Hot Dogs
Fans across the nation are expected to flock to ballparks this summer to catch a game. And if you happen to be at a baseball game, expect expensive hot dogs. -
The Yogurt-Themed Coca-Cola That We Would Welcome Back
Fanta Moo Moo White, a yogurt-themed Coca-Cola which was initially released in Japan, has disappeared from shelves -- but we would gladly welcome it back. -
The Reason Why Sprite No Longer Has The Slogan Obey Your Thirst
You may recall the Sprite slogan "Obey Your Thirst" growing up, but it hasn't really been around lately. Here's the real reason why the brand no longer uses it. -
Cooking Steak At Starbucks Will Get You Fired, Apparently
Work at Starbucks? Don't cook steak at work if you want to keep your job, this recent TikTok suggests. -
7UP Tried To Call Itself 'The Uncola' To Beat Coke
In a marketing attempt to set itself apart from comparisons to Coke's Sprite, 7UP once tried to become known as "the uncola." -
Is Anyone Else Getting Tired Of The Bizarre Ice Cream Flavors?
Is anyone else getting tired of the bizarre ice cream flavors? Most people seem to prefer the classic flavors. -
We Finally Know Why Pork Was Called The Other White Meat
Remember when a famous marketing campaign had everyone referring to pork as "the other white meat?" Here's how that originated. -
The Nostalgic Dunkin' Slogan You May Not Remember
While the current tagline is now firmly etched in people's brains, there is one nostalgic Dunkin' slogan you may not remember that had its own run of success. -
Why You Should Think Twice Before Ordering Canadian Bacon At Brunch
Canadian bacon can often be seen on brunch menus as part of eggs Benedict or other dishes -- but chefs say this ingredient is one to avoid. Here's why. -
TikTok's DIY Coca-Cola Spaghetti Isn't Everyone's Cup Of Tea
As with many of the challenges and trends we see spread across social media, TikTok's DIY Coca-Cola spaghetti isn't turning out to be everyone's cup of tea. -
Reddit Is Coming For Aldi's Terrible Bacon
When someone feels their pork belly has been disrespected, they are non too pleased. That's why Reddit is grumbling over Aldi's bacon.