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CAUTION: Lemonade Could Be Hazardous to Your
Health
Nov. 6,
2003
Do You Remember the Taste of Farm-Fresh Eggs?
Nov.
13, 2003
Pasteurized Egg Sellers Cluck at Column’s
Egg-Bashing
Nov. 20, 2003
High Fructose Corn Syrup: Danger of Current
Era
Nov. 26,
2003
No, I Don’t Want My Iced Tea Plum Flavored,
Thanks
Dec. 4,
2003
Soft Drinks: Some Evoke Nostalgia — 'Pop Drops'
Don’t
Dec. 11, 2003
Pistachios: a Good Thing Has Gotten
Better
Dec. 18, 2003
and other Ground Meat Dishes
Do You Remember the Days of Juicy
Hamburgers?
Geneology of American Hamburger: Roots Traced to
Russia
Who Invented Hamburger Sandwich? And What About
the
Cheeseburger?
Old Menus Tell the History of Hamburgers in
L.A.
Hamburgers of Early 1900s Were Different From
Today's
Salt Pork, Ice Water, Cooked Cereal: Ingredients
for
Hamburgers
Steak Tartare, Salisbury Steak: Kin of the
Hamburger
'Italian Meatballs and Spaghetti': an
Oxymoron
'Kjøttboller,' 'Keftethes,' 'Cevapcici,' 'Pumpe':
All Are Names for Meatballs |
Hot Dogs: a Court Surely Erred in Terming Them
'Lowly'
Yearning for the #6
From Hamburger Hamlet
I Say It’s a Turkey
Dog—and I Say to Hell With It
No More Franks on
Burger Buns; Beans, Kraut Are
Rarities
Place: USS
Enterprise. Subject: Hot Dogs. |
Eggs Goldenrod—an Easter Tradition
in Our House
April 8, 2004
Dishes Once Common Are Now but
Memories
April 15, 2004
Government Calls for Abstinence but Temptation Is
Overpowering
Oysters: a Dish Fit to Be Served to a
President
A Mixed Marriage Made in Heaven: Bovine and
Mollusk
Fried Oysters: a
Dish Relished By Lincoln and
Twain
Oysters Stuffed in Toast: Po’ Boy, Peacemaker,
Oyster Loaf
Oysters on Toast: a Starter From the 19th
Century Oyster Stew: a Hot Milk Dish That Needs Some
Perking Up
With a Tureen of Oyster Stew, Christmas Eve Feast
Begins |
Sold at First Door-to-Door, Jell-O Gained
Success
Jell-O of the Early 1900s Faces
Competition
Royal Gelatin Mounts Challenge to Jell-O Brand
Gelatin
Jell-O Girl, Kewpies, Benny, Cosby — All Promoted
Jell-O
Jell-O, Jell-O Pudding — These Are ‘Comfort
Foods’ |
Condensed Soups Bring Success to Campbell
Company
And Before Condensed Soups...There Were
Uncondensed Ones
Glue-Like Substance Was Ancestor of Today’s
Instant Soups
Dry Soup Mixes Gain Popularity in
1930s
Mrs. Dubois, Mme. Deschamps: Soup Inventors?
Valley Forge Cook, French Inmates, ’Frisco
Italians: Creators of
Soups
Pssst! Hey, Buddy. Wanna Buy a Can of Campbell's
Soup? |
Chubby Bear Competes With Six Shapely
Models
Breweries Survive Prohibition by Selling Malt
Extract
Pabst Loses Words 'Blue Ribbon' to Defunct
Illinois Brewery Ben
Bernie's Sponsor, Pabst, Obtains Order Blocking 'Olde Maestro' Beer Schlitz, Miller and Others Made Beers They Called 'Budweiser' Anheuser-Busch Seeks to Become Sole Maker of 'Budweiser'
Aug. 11, 2005How
Would You Rule — for or Against Budweiser? More Cases Involving Budweiser: How Would You Rule? Anheuser-Busch Goes to Extremes in Protecting Budweiser Slogan Anheuser-Busch
Raises a Fuss Over Satirical T-Shirts Can
Animal-Shaped Party Crackers Be Called ‘Party Animals’? Coors Sued for Infringement Based on Bunny ParodySept. 22, 2005Miller
Seeks Monopoly on Word 'Lite' |
Wood-Aged
Vernor's Ginger Ale Was 'Deliciously Different' Vernors Is Not, Despite Claim, 'The Original Ginger Soda' Hires
Root Beer Falsely Portrayed As 'America’s Original Root Beer' Does Hires Root Beer Date Back 120 Years? Is Hires the Longest Marketed Soft Drink? Or Moxie? Or...? Belfast Sparkling Cider Might Be America’s Oldest Soft Drink
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Santa Claus Was 'Property' of Coca-Cola
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Peanuts — a Snack Food That Came From AfricaOct. 12, 2006Peanuts — Cracked and Munched During Death Scenes and AriasOct. 19, 2006
Judges Crack Down on Eating Peanuts in the CourtroomOct. 26, 2006
Peanuts Consumed During Sessions of U.S. Congress in 1800sNov. 2, 2006
Apparent Upsurge in Allergic Reactions to Peanuts Generates AnxietyNov. 9, 2006Peanut Butter of Late 1890s: Substitute for Dairy Butter?Nov. 16, 2006
Top Selling Peanut Butter Once Was Beech-NutNov. 30, 2006Peanut Butter Teams With Jelly...or Jam or HoneyDec. 7, 2006
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Tom and Jerry: a Traditional Winter Holidays DrinkDec. 14, 2006Prohibition-Era America Longs for Tom and Jerry at ChristmastimeDec. 21, 2006Glögg: Warming Wintertime Drink From ScandinaviaDec. 28, 2006
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