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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.

“A man may acquire a taste for wine or brandy, and so lose his love for water, but we should not pity him.” – Henry David Thoreau

From their witty, unforgettable Christmas commercials and hilarious punchlines, to their even better taste and irresistible convenience factor, M&M’s will forever be a staple in our homes and hearts.

“When you enjoy enjoy, enjoy

Your fluff and peanut butter

You’re glad to have enough for another Fluffernutter!”

-The Fluffernutter Song

The unique and surprisingly Fluffernutter: an ooey, gooey New England sandwich staple packed with as much fun as its history and name.

Gnocchi. Linguine. Tortellini. (Hungry yet?)

Ravioli. Macaroni. Fettuccine. Lasagna. Rigatoni. (How about now? If you are not there yet, you will be by the time you are done reading this!)

The time has arrived for an ode to Fall and the combination of ingredients that results in the wonderous concoction we know as pumpkin spice. Carefully created using precious amounts of ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves this enchanting, tell-tale flavor of Autumn delicately enhances many a pie and latte today. (Although we simply cannot picture the residents of Indonesia with their own rendition of Starbucks

Labor Day – a time for embracing the hard work and contributions of the everyday American people. Since 1882, we have paraded our streets proudly every September to celebrate our workers, strengthening the solidarity of the labor movement and improving our morale. (After all, resisting the urge to stay in your warm, comfy bed every morning after hitting that snooze button before work is a mighty feat deserving of a celebration all its own!)