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Even American staples like eggs, pancakes, pasta and gravy were made differently back in the day using old-school ingredients such as buttermilk, lard and molasses. 

There are certain dishes across the country that are undeniably iconic, but for this list, we’re showcasing regional specialties that are somehow just not as good outside of their home state.

The freezer can be convenient for extending the shelf life of certain foods, but these ingredients don’t keep.

These Easter recipes are so delicious that you’ll want to make them throughout the entire spring season.

Retro appetizer recipes like deviled eggs, pimento cheese dip and cocktail meatballs are just some of the dishes that are worth making.

High levels of stress can cause blood pressure to skyrocket and even leave you with an upset stomach.