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Food Historian Claims Tomato Sauce On Pizza Isn't An Italian Invention. It's American.

Is pizza sauce American? A food historian claims Italian pizza's "red sauce" might be a surprising import. Dive into the debate and learn the surprising origin story of Pizza Rossa.

By Shelby Tuttle

Hot Dog In The City Art Exhibit Will Showcase 65-Foot-Long, Confetti-Shooting Hot Dog

A colossal 65-foot frankfurter is coming to NYC, bringing a playful mix of spectacle, celebration, and a Summer’s worth of hot dog-focused events.
Interesting Story of How These Famous Foods Got Their Names

Any idea how these popular foods get their names? Dive down to the food history Ordering and eating your favorite famous foods in a renowned restaurant is easy because of the menu that encompasses the names of the dishes you can order.
6 Expensive Foods with a Surprisingly Cheap History

Know more about the history behind these expensive foods before they become stars in a fine dining restaurant
Yummy Mistakes: 5 All-Time Favorite Snacks That Were Created by Accident!

Here are foods accidentally discovered which serve as a snack in todya's era Foods are usually rich in history and heritage that people from all nations treat them as something to pass down from generation.
The History of Bread-making

Tracing the history and evolution of bread-making. The slice of bread we relish today has a history that dates back to nearly thirty thousand years. The earliest evidence of the making of bread was seen in ancient Egypt.
250 Year-Old Pretzel Discovered In Bavaria May Be Oldest European Pastry EVER! [PHOTO]

Just about every type of dough should be eaten when it’s fresh out of the oven, though it’s known that some places might serve food that’s up to days old … however, certainly nobody would ever dare to serve the 250 year-old pretzel that German archeologists just found in the country.
Pizza Origins Lied, Pizza WASN’T Created In Naples, Historian Reveals!

Pizza is one of the most popular meals in the world, and the United States even honors it with a day of its own that was just celebrated earlier this week, National Pizza Day – but now, a historian has uncovered a shocking truth about this popular Italian tradition, as the real pizza origins are different from its often-told history.
Southern Food and Beverage Museum Opens In New Orleans, Delighting Visitors … Because The Exhibits Are Edible!

The museum will not only teach visitors all about the history and secrets of the food of the deep South, but it will also add a yummy twist