Food and Drink

Did you know that drinking lemonade was once a political and moral statement? This week host Sarah Berry explores the history of lemonade in the U.S. and it's connection to the 19th century temperance movement.

A historic landmark, the restaurant will reopen this fall after years of extensive renovations. The updates preserve its classic charm while adding modern touches to enhance the dining experience.

On this week's Eating the Past, host Jeannie Sur shares her holiday traditions.

On this episode, we explore the influence of Greek, Mexican, Polish and Middle Eastern immigration on Michigan food culture.

In this week's Eating the Past, host Tammy Proctor researches the Willamette Valley region, a paradise for foodies, with wonderful agricultural bounty, farm-to-table restaurants, and wineries.

On this episode of Eating the Past, host Jamie Sanders explores Crisco, created by Procter & Gamble in Ohio.

Newport, a slaving capitol of New England, in this story features as a place of emancipation through food, where talented and entrepreneurial colonial-era slaves could win both independence and success by cooking.

On this episode, host Jamie Sanders dives into Pennsylvania, with a particular focus on Pittsburgh.

Not really. The term 'saltwater taffy' probably came from its popularity on the boardwalks of the eastern seaboard rather than from ingredients.

Jennifer Sinor grew up as a military dependent on O'ahu, and shares her experiences and memories of Hawaiian foods and traditions.