Did you know? The first known printed reference to a “milkshake” dates back to 1885 and contains whiskey as one ingredient. For medicinal purposes only of course. 😉 #NationalVanillaMilkshakeday#lifeofafoodie
Did you know? Strawberry shortcake parties actually became popularized in the United States around 1850 to celebrate the coming of summer! With the first day of summer less than a week away, not like we needed an excuse! #NationalStrawberryShortcakeDay
If it wasn't for prohibition back in the 1920s who knows if iced tea would be what it is today. What were bars providing patrons in a legal fashion back then? Iced Tea! New customers were introduced to the beverage and it helped popularize iced tea even more! #NationalIcedTeaDay
We love true irony in life. Cotton candy being invented by a dentist falls into that category. Dentist William Morrison and confectioner John C. Wharton introduced what they marketed as "fairy floss" to the St. Louis World's Fair back in 1904. Are you a Cotton candy fan?
It’s the GREAT STEAK DEBATE!
How do you like your steak, 1-5? 🥩🔥
PS: if you choose 5, you should probably just order the chicken as steak isn’t for you! 😳🤣 #food#foodporn
Imagine seeing a pro athlete these days gearing up for competition with cake like back in the first olympic games? 🤣 How times have changed! #lifeofafoodie
Did you know? It is believed that cheesecakes were served to athletes competing during the first Olympic games in 776 B.C. to give them energy! #funfoodfact#NationalBlueberryCheesecakeDay