Fast Food That Isn't Actually That Bad For You
Hidden in the menu among all those willpower targeting calorie missiles are a few options that won't leave your self-esteem, or your arteries, covered in grease
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The Real Reason These Popular Fast Food Mascots Vanished
Fast food companies will try just about anything to sell their wares, including a revolving door of mascots. The reasons why they get retired may surprise you.
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The Truth About The Dangers Of Medieval Fast Food
Throughout history, people have needed quick, easy, portable food that than easily be consumed on the move. The medieval era was no different.
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The Fast Food Restaurant Discovered In Ancient Pompeii
The ancient Roman city of Pompeii was preserved by the fallout of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Archaeologists continue to unearth information.
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How KFC Became Japan's Hallmark Christmas Food
Everybody's got their own holiday traditions, but a nationwide craze in Japan may surprise those of us who take KFC for granted.
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You May Want To Rethink Getting Ice At A Fast Food Restuarant For This Gross Reason
We don't usually think twice about getting ice in our water, but it can actually be very unsanitary due to the presence of harmful bacteria.
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Why You Can Still See Facial Expression On The Bodies Of Pompeii
In 79 A.D., Pompeii was smothered in ash and pumice from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. And even today, you can still see the facial expressions on the bodies.
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What Inspired Tracy Chapman's Hit Song Fast Car?
Tracy Chapman's song "Fast Car" was an unlikely hit in the 1988 era of hairbands, but the song of struggle and hope hit a nerve. Here's what inspired the song.
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Does Vladimir Putin Use Food Tasters To Avoid Poisoning?
Being a national leader with global reach must have its perks. But it has its downside, too -- for instance, possible assassination, perhaps from your lunch.
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Popular Food Fads From The 20th Century
As we munch on our organic, dairy-free, gluten-free, sustainably sourced snacks, let's look back at some of the food trends that came and went during the 1900s.
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Fast Facts About Liz Truss
Boris Johnson's replacement as Britain's prime minister in 2022 was, to say the least, a controversial figure. This is the untold truth of Liz Truss.
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Who Is Luke Littler, The Teen Causing A Buzz In The Pro Darts World?
Darts player Luke Littler made it to the PDC World Darts Championship at just 16 years old. Though he didn't win, he still made history. Here's his story.
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The More Than 29,000 Calorie Last Meal Ordered By A Death Row Inmate
In most states that still have capital punishment, inmates can make a request for their final meal. Here is more about the 29,000-calorie last meal request.
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The Dark Truth About Factory Farming
Factory farms are industrial facilities that produce massive amounts of meat found in restaurants and grocery stores, largely through abuse and exploitation.
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What The Average American Diet Looked Like In The 1950s
The U.S. has a complicated relationship with food. Diets back in the 1950s had to be better than the salty glazed heart attacks people eat now, right?
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The Strange Connection Between Ancient Pompeii And Italy's Signature Dish
When you hear "Italy's signature dish," there's one thing you probably think of - and it has a strange connection with ancient Pompei. Here's the story.
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What We Know About The UN's Dire Food Shortage Warning
Although the thought of the nations of the world being in some way connected, the sad truth is that an international crisis has wide-ranging impact.
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How Fast Can A Kangaroo Really Go?
Nature's majesty is nothing to us if it isn't drenched in hot, nasty speed. The quicker the animal, the greater its chances of receiving public adoration. What, then, of the kangaroo? Is it speedy and sultry? Here's how fast a kangaroo can go.
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What Medieval Peasants Really Ate In A Day
Medieval peasants were contending with the Black Death and the Crusades, and much of what they ate in a day was a reflection of what they had on hand.
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How A Wendy's Commercial Split Up The Violent Femmes
This is the story of how Wendy's fish sandwich ended famed folk-punk rockers the Violent Femmes.
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Here's How Fast Mako Sharks Can Actually Swim
What about the fastest fish? The No. 1 title goes to the black marlin, which can reach speeds up to 80 mph. Among sharks, however, the mako takes the title.
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The US Military Made A Plane So Fast, It Shot Itself Out The Sky
Apparently there's such a thing as being too fast for your own good, as a U.S. military test pilot discovered in the midst of a 1956 flight.
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11 Biggest Food Recalls In History
Bacteria like E.coli and salmonella lurking in contaminated food can be downright deadly, and companies have had to recall their products due to illness.
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How Fast Was Bruce Lee?
Lee stood head and shoulders above the competition with his incredible speed. Have you ever wondered just how fast Bruce Lee really was? Let's find out!
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Where Is Convicted Killer Philip Snider Today?
Philip Snider, the 73-year-old man who was convicted of killing his wife of 53 years, Roberta "Bobby" Snider, took great pains to get away with murder.
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Why It Would Suck To Live On The Millennium Falcon
Here's why it would suck to live on the Millennium Falcon in the Star Wars universe.
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Popular Mascots That No Longer Exist
Corporations have been using mascots to pitch their products since 1877, but some of the most popular ones were retired for unexpected reasons.
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This Was Ray Kroc's Net Worth When He Died
In 1954, the Ray Kroc met Dick and Mac McDonald at their San Bernardino, California restaurant, was impressed by their efficient operation, and became their franchise agent who polished the concept, built the McDonald's restaurant chain ... and became filthy rich.
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What Fans Might Not Know About Hall & Oates
Daryl Hall and John Oates are the most successful two-man act in pop music history. Fans might not know that Hall and Oates didn't always write alone.
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5 Recent Pompeii Discoveries That Archeologists Didn't Expect
The destructed ruins of Pompeii were discovered centuries ago, but archeologists continue to find things they didn't expect. Here are the most recent.
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