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The Classic Oatmeal Cookie- A soft, chewy, decadent round of yummy goodness dancing with flavors of cinnamon and vanilla.

When you hear the word “superhero,” what comes to mind?

Is it a vision of a tremendously strong, mysteriously fictitious character who saves the world with awe-inspiring superpowers? Or is your vision a more realistic one, filled with images of those who make our everyday lives easier?

Have you ever heard of a “toaster crumpet?”

In 1894, a British immigrant to the state of New York by the name of Samuel Bath Thomas invented this flaky pastry. Now known as the English Muffin, it began as a refined alternative to toast in exquisite hotels. (Yes, this means the English Muffin is not a muffin at all!)

Too often, the hard work and perseverance of administrative professionals goes unappreciated. Especially with the increase of remote work throughout the pandemic, these hard-working individuals are often the ones who are responsible for keeping employees connected and productive.

In 1940 in San Bernardino, California, Richard and Maurice McDonald opened their own barbeque restaurant. They used the “Speedee Service System,” and their new assembly line tactic lowered their costs and kept service insanely quick.

The classic PB&J – filled with deliciously creamy peanut butter accompanied by sweet, yummy-flavored jelly.

A buttery, warm, and toasted grilled cheese sandwich paired with a hearty bowl of tomato soup.

A juicy, flame-broiled cheeseburger topped with gooey cheese, crispy lettuce, sweet tomato, and a plethora of other condiment combinations.

Since its first appearance in the 1930 Good Housekeeping Cookbook, the BLT has officially served as a delicious lunchtime favorite for almost a century!

The idea of combining crunchy, scrumptious popcorn with sweet, sticky molasses originated sometime during the early 1800. With a little recipe tweaking from Frederick Rueckheim, an ambitious popcorn merchant, Cracker Jack was born.

Today is the day to make your own deliciously flavorful stock, add a few herbs, some onions, a little celery, some carrots, a few other seasonings, and yet another key ingredient – turkey necks!

In just two days, yet another International Whiskey Day celebration will be among us!