Candy corn took off in the late 1800s after a Cincinnati-based company took the lead in production. Here's what to know about ...

However one instant gelatin product, would quickly become a staple in American households. [Tape] J-E-L-L-O! Narrator: Invented in the tiny town of Le Roy, New York by struggling cough syrup maker ...

Waterbeds, as we know them, were invented in 1968 ... Charlie tried to make a chair filled with Jell-O and another with liquid corn starch. More from Retail ...

“As an actual food, Jell-O reflects American provincialism and at least a degree of isolation.” It’s fitting that the food most synonymous with 20th-century American culture was invented ...

First, no one really knows who invented ice cream ... Officially launched in 1981, Jell-o Pudding Pops quickly became a ...

Kool-Aid is goyish. Evaporated milk is goyish even if the Jews invented it. Chocolate is Jewish, and fudge is goyish. Fruit salad is Jewish. Lime Jello is goyish. Lime soda is very goyish. All Drake’s ...

After all, Gail Borden died in 1874. Louis Pasteur died in 1895. Even Al, who sought to get expiration dates stamped on milk ...

Au jus is known as the perfect compliment to a French dip sandwich, but is it the same thing as beef broth? Here are the key ...

In two years, the U.S. will mark its 250th birthday, and the left doesn’t seem to care—giving up on America’s symbols and its very meaning.

Candy corn was invented in Philadelphia by George Renninger ... sugar and corn syrup), marshmallow (sugar, water and gelatin) and a little wax. Originally, candy corn was made by hand.