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Prologue

Americans have always been great at creating new foods. This site is dedicated to exploring some of those foods--their origin, where you can find them and recipes for preparing them in your own kitchen. We hope you'll enjoy the journey we call GrubAmericana.

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  • Ranch Dressing. America’s Favorite.
  • A St. Louis Original: Ooey-Gooey Butter Cake.
  • Eggnog: The Yuletide Drink
  • Deviled Eggs: A Heavenly Dish.
  • The Spear or The Chip?

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  • Today's Food Quote: "Good apple pies are a considerable part of our domestic happiness." - Jane Austen https://t.co/ShfJpHgGLA 13 hours ago
  • On June 27, 1615 tea was first imported to the west. https://t.co/dOw0CjGA6v 13 hours ago
  • June 27 is National Orange Blossom Day. Orange blossoms are used to make the orange flower water used in desserts &… twitter.com/i/web/status/8… 13 hours ago
  • Today's Food Quote: "Never spare the Parson's wine, nor Baker's pudding." - Benjamin Franklin https://t.co/MYyIYIj1er 1 day ago
  • On June 26, 1981 Virginia Campbell paid just 67¢ cash for groceries worth $26,460, after discounting her coupons and rebates. 1 day ago
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