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The Story of Jolly Rancher | How a Failed Ice Cream Salesman Made MILLIONS
In this episode of "Eats History," host Ryan Soash takes viewers on a journey through the origins and rise of the iconic candy brand Jolly Rancher. Starting from humble beginnings in a small Colorado farmhouse, we explore how a struggling ice cream shop, founded by Dorothy and Bill Harmsen in 1949, pivoted to create the beloved hard candies we know today. Facing challenges like fluctuating sugar prices and stiff competition, the Harmsens' ingenuity and perseverance led to a sweet success story, culminating in their brand's widespread acclaim. This episode reveals why Jolly Rancher remains a cherished name in the confection industry, from local favorites like Fire Sticks to the classic fla...
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Why People Flip DQ Blizzards | The History of Dairy Queen
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Dairy Queen, an iconic American fast-food chain, was founded by John Fremont "J.F." McCullough and his son Alex in 1940 in Joliet, Illinois. The McCulloughs, alongside their friend and franchisee Sherb Noble, introduced a soft-serve ice cream product, which became a huge hit, leading to the opening of the first Dairy Queen store. The concept quickly expanded, thanks to the franchise model, grow...
Hitler's Forbidden Last Meal
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Adolf Hitler's last meal is shrouded in the grim context of the final days of World War II. On April 30, 1945, in his bunker in Berlin, Hitler had a modest final meal before taking his own life alongside his wife, Eva Braun. The meal reportedly consisted of spaghetti with a light sauce, reflecting his preference for simple vegetarian dishes. Hitler's dietary choices had been influenced by his p...
The Story of Pop-Tarts | America's Country Squares
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.21 день назад
Pop-Tarts, a popular toaster pastry, were introduced by Kellogg's in 1964, revolutionizing the breakfast food market with their convenience and sweet appeal. Initially created as a way to compete with Post's unreleased "Country Squares," Pop-Tarts were originally unfrosted due to concerns about frosting surviving the toaster. However, frosted versions quickly followed due to popular demand. The...
The Story of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
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Reese's Pieces, a popular candy product by Hershey, debuted in 1978 as an extension of the beloved Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. Initially envisioned as a chocolate-coated product, manufacturing challenges led to the final version featuring a candy shell similar to M&M's but with a peanut butter filling. Reese's Pieces gained significant popularity in the early 1980s, notably boosted by their pro...
The Story of Snickers Candy Bar
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The Snickers candy bar, introduced by Mars, Inc. in 1930, has become a beloved staple in the confectionery world. Named after the Mars family's favorite horse, Snickers combines nougat, caramel, and peanuts, all enrobed in milk chocolate, creating a unique and satisfying taste. This iconic chocolate bar has evolved through various marketing campaigns, such as the famous "You're Not You When You...
The Story of Mountain Dew ("Dew Mouth" Explained)
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Mountain Dew, a popular citrus-flavored soft drink, was originally created in the 1940s by Barney and Ally Hartman, two beverage bottlers in Tennessee, as a mixer for whiskey. Named after a colloquial term for moonshine, the drink was reformulated in 1958 by Bill Bridgforth, resulting in the flavor profile closer to the modern version. The rights to Mountain Dew were later acquired by the Tip C...
The Taboo History of American Meat Pie (Taste Test)
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The American meat pie, often referred to as a pot pie, has its roots in the culinary traditions brought to America by European settlers, particularly the British. These savory pies date back to medieval times in Europe, where they were a staple due to their practicality in preserving meat and vegetables. In colonial America, meat pies became popular as settlers adapted their recipes to include ...
Laffy Taffy History Explained | From Jokes to Cavities
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Laffy Taffy, a beloved chewy candy known for its fruity flavors and humorous jokes on each wrapper, has a rich history that dates back to the 1970s. Originally created by the Beich's Candy Company, it became widely popular for its delicious taste and playful packaging. In 1984, Nestlé acquired the brand, further enhancing its appeal and reach. Today, Laffy Taffy is produced by the Ferrara Candy...
Kool-Aid's Problematic Reputation Explained | The History of Kool-Aid
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Kool-Aid, the colorful powdered drink mix we know today, began life in Nebraska as a business-minded invention. In the early 1900s, Edwin Perkins, inspired by the success of Jell-O, experimented in his mom's kitchen to create his own drink product. He started with a liquid concentrate called Fruit Smack, but to make shipping cheaper, he perfected a way to turn it into powder in 1927. This innov...
Why Communist Food Sucks
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Communist food is often perceived as bland due to the historical context of resource scarcity and centralized control over food production and distribution in communist countries. During the 20th century, many communist states, such as the Soviet Union and Maoist China, faced significant economic challenges, including chronic shortages of spices, fresh produce, and quality ingredients. The emph...
The History of Burger King | Burger Wars Explained
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Burger King, originally founded as Insta-Burger King in 1953 by Keith J. Kramer and Matthew Burns in Jacksonville, Florida, experienced a pivotal transformation in 1954 when Miami-based franchisees James McLamore and David Edgerton acquired the struggling company and rebranded it as Burger King. They introduced the iconic Whopper sandwich in 1957, which became a cornerstone of the menu and bran...
The History of Nerds Candy
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Did you ever wonder where the candy Nerds came from? Well, Nerds candy, those tiny, tangy, crunchy nuggets of joy, burst onto the confectionery scene in 1983 under the Willy Wonka Candy Company, a division of Nestlé. Conceived by Travers Candy, these colorful, irregularly shaped bits quickly captivated taste buds with their unique combination of sweet and sour flavors. Initially available in tw...
The Rise and Fall of Ice Cream Trucks
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The history of ice cream trucks traces back to the late 19th century when the idea of selling ice cream from a mobile vehicle first emerged in the United States. The origins can be attributed to the ingenuity of independent vendors who sought innovative ways to bring this frozen treat directly to customers. By the early 20th century, these trucks became a staple in American neighborhoods, delig...
Why Gold Rush Food Was Disgusting (We Taste Tested it)
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The Gold Rush era of the mid-19th century marked a transformative period in American history, particularly in California, where the promise of striking it rich drew fortune-seekers from far and wide. Amidst the frenzy of prospecting and settlement, food became a crucial concern for miners and settlers alike. However, the cuisine of the Gold Rush era was notorious for its poor quality and lack o...
Why Candy Cigarettes are Forbidden
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Why Candy Cigarettes are Forbidden
The Lobster Hotdog Explained | Lobster Roll History
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The Lobster Hotdog Explained | Lobster Roll History
The whole truth about Walt Disney's Favorite Dessert
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The whole truth about Walt Disney's Favorite Dessert
The Story of Fun Dip | America's First Lik-M-Aid
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The Story of Fun Dip | America's First Lik-M-Aid
The Tragic Story of Abraham Lincoln's Last Meal
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The Tragic Story of Abraham Lincoln's Last Meal
Jackie Kennedy's Forbidden Diet Explained
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Jackie Kennedy's Forbidden Diet Explained
Why Chicago Revolutionized Pizza | DEEP DISH Explained
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Why Chicago Revolutionized Pizza | DEEP DISH Explained
Why Airplanes had Buffets | Aviation Food History
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Why Airplanes had Buffets | Aviation Food History
Nashville Hot Chicken's "Spicy" History
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Nashville Hot Chicken's "Spicy" History
The organs of nougat?
I remember getting jolly rancher sticks in the early 90’s at convenient stores. One of my favorite candies.
I sooo miss the stix….especially the fire….had just enough burn
17:26 *Attorneys general not attorney generals
They were still selling these in the late 80's (maybe early 90's) in my town.
FFS man, clicked on the story of snickers not the story of every ingredient inside of a snickers. Why not cover atoms while we're at it? Ingredients are made of those.
Unfrosted strawberry, (closest to the original) is still my preferred pop tart, growing up in Cleveland when the original was introduced, and participating in the original test marketing.
These are famous in the eyes 👀 of soldiers who smoke 💨 because they stave off nicotine fits
There was even a jolly rancher nascar
Love Jolly Rancher’s ❤
I love candy
Thanks!🍬🍬🍬
Growing up in Denver in the 1970's we LOVED the Cinnamon Fire Stix...long and flat...like a slap bracelet...and only 10 cents each! Woo Hoo! 😋
Driving up Ward Rd. past the factory in the 70s, you could smell what flavor they were making that day. Sometimes you’d catch the smell of the Coors brewery on the same trip.
They should bring back the BK Broiler!
It's really quiet clever to keep the older branding. I think nostalgia is a HUGE seller.
These were the candies famous for being given out during Halloween and remaining uneaten.
I actually liked them as a kid.
Geez, I wonder how Americans got so big and took the title of diabetes capital?
That looks really delicious. Not hot at all for me!
10:14 you’re intentionally messing with people on these pronunciations right?
Whatever dude kool aid is still awesome
The Dairy Queen is the only monarch that deserves any respect or recognition
Named after the family horse.
Western people are so sensitive and very woke. 😂😂😂
It will always be Marathon to me.
They flip it because it is "upsidedownrightthick"
I💖Blizzards !!!
it is always great fun to tell vegetarians the Hitler was a vegetarian and anti-tobacco use
Could you do a video about how Cast Iron has been made and the effect on cooking wear for the masses for eats history of
Showing Brain Dead flipping a blizzard isn't good.
Are you mad a woman flipped the cup? Jeez you conservatives are so beta its insane yall cant even see it lol
I'm pretty sure the original custard stand that inspired the Blizzard is Ted Drew's in St. Louis, a wonderful spot that has a pretty cool history as well!
No matter what happens, somebody, some corporation, keep Dairy Queen going!
Yumtastic🍦🍨🍧
Furst
Yum! I'll take an order of Doritos supreme tacos and a Baja Blast🌮🌮🌮🥤
I loved candy cigarettes,but I have never ever smoked a real cigarette🚬
Love Nerds💜
Tasty🍔🥓🍟🧅
I like this series!
Only drink the Kool-aid mixed-up by Ken Kesey or one of the Merry Pranksters.
I think the California water supply is cool aid
He own ghetto people a big check 😂
The picture of the Marathon bar with the cowboy is not a Snickers. The Marathon bar in the US was a thin braided caramel rope covered in chocolate. It had a ruler in the wrapper to show how much longer it was that others. Of course it was very flat and probably actually less candy than the rest. It was only around a few years in the 1970s. One of my favorites as a kid. They still make them in Europe as the Cadbury Curly Wurly.
If they park next to a food truck they will do good
Rat poison is a traditional ingredient in Australian confectionery
Ciemnota łyknie Wszystko.
"Written by George Washington Dixon, in the 1930's"?? You MUST MEAN, the 1830's🤔. Especially if Andrew Jackson, was prevalent. 'Capetown Races'?? I know it as, the 'Camptown Races'.
Mr. Softee was our, local ice cream truck francise, here in South Jersey, at the seashore, in the 1960's-1970's. Loved seeing/hearing it go by, as I didn't stop the ice cream truck, too often (we were poor, but ALWAYS had ice cream in the freezer, thanks to Mom). 'Bovine tuberculosis'??? There's a type of tuberculosis, us humans can catch, from a cow😯⁉️ Our ice cream truck, would come by shortly after, the bug-juice Jeep sprayer, went by spewing all, that mosquito fog😮💨😵💫. Ahhhh, the good all-days…………
Why can’t Americans say the word caramel ? CAR-A-MEL not CARMEL !
Skrill it?
Maybe the same thing his biggest fanboy will order for his last meal. But they didn't have KFC in 1940's Germany so tRump might go to bed hungry.