The history of noodles and dinner kits all started with noodles, sauce and cheese. Now, it’s an industry worth $79 billion dollars. The first ever meal kit came from Chef Boyardee himself. And, did you know there are a million boxes of Kraft mac and cheese sold everyday? Just 100 yeas ago, pasta was not …
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Weird vending machines really only make sense in Japan. They’re known for the strange, that’s for sure. Here are all the weird vending machines of Japan. Toys Do you remember the supermarket toys of the United States? There were stickers in there, tattoos, and little egg-shaped bubble containers that opened up with rings, candies, or …
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Do you have any weird New Years resolutions? Or maybe you just plain need to make some new ones, some fun ones, and some that you really want to keep because, well, YOLO. Try something new from your favorite coffee shop. Make your charcuterie dreams come true with butter boards, butter cream boards, and even …
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Did you know that your Christmas tree is edible? Turns out, it is. But, don’t eat it. There are a number of reasons you shouldn’t eat your Christmas tree, if you even thought to do it in the first place. National take down your Christmas tree day was last Friday January 6th. It falls on …
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To read, The History of the Big Names in Soup: Part One, visit the link. This is part two. Heinz Sales Heinz sales sored, crossing $3 million by 1899. They too added a chemist, Henry Heinz’ son, Howard. Howard had also spent time in Europe but mostly playing around, partying and not being serious. Cooking …
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Of the big names in soup, which comes to mind first? With over 440 million cans sold a year and seven million bowls a day consumed, it’s safe to say this industry is a big one. So big, it generates $ .5 million dollars every hour. No Canned Soup Canned soup was unknown in the …
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There are very few people who don’t like bacon and there are so many ways to cook and eat with bacon. Bacon Day is in two days, so here are a bunch of ways to celebrate the deliciousness that is bacon. (And some bacon facts.) Bacon Bacon by itself is just as delicious as it …
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Velveeta’s mac and cheese claims that it takes three and a half minutes to prepare. But this Florida woman says no, and is suing the manufacturer for $5 million. Amanda Ramirez from Hialeah filed suit against Kraft Heinz Food Company, for a proposed $5 million. The class action lawsuit filed claims that food producer’s of …
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Did you read The History of American Cheese: Part One? Because this is part two. Cheese History Cheese is such a loved food, to revolutionize it, it’s crazy. Kraft knew he needed a long lasting product that was resistant to spoilage. Kraft began playing around with pasteurization. The process started with wine but back then …
If you haven’t read The History of American Cheese: Part One and The History of American Cheese: Part Two, you’ll get the history of this article. Because this is part three. Legalities Kraft had a legal patent meaning he had the right to practice something and the right to prevent anyone else from doing it. …
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