

07/07
2026
This Largely-Forgotten Chain Used To Sell A Dozen Burgers For A Single Dollar
In the mid-20th century, fast food restaurant chains were a lot more localized than they are now. The Carolinas had Hardee's, California had In-N-Out, and Florida had Milligan's Beefy Burgers. Milligan's was founded in Starke, Florida in 1942 by Elmer B. and Dorothy Hair Milligan, and sold more than 450,000 burgers in that first year. Less than a decade later, Milligan's had expanded to Springfield and Jacksonville. By the mid-1960s, Milligan's 16 locations served over 5 million burgers to hungry customers who were literally buying burgers by the sackful. A sack of burgers at Mulligan's meant 12 burgers, and it only cost $1 in 1964. Accounting for inflation, that comes to just over $10 more than 60 years later. But it's hard to imagine paying less than a dollar for a hamburger in today's market.
07/01
2026
Where To Find Some Of The Best Prime Rib In Florida, According To Diners
No matter where in America you live, you're likely not far from a chef-approved delectable prime rib, whether that's New York-based, Michelin-starred 4 Charles Prime Rib or Oklahoma's Cattlemen's Steakhouse. As for Floridians, many believe The Ravenous Pig restaurant has the best prime rib in the state.
06/23
2026
One Of The Best New Aldi Finds In June 2026 Is Perfect For Summer Cookouts
There are few things better than grazing a snack table at a summer barbecue. If you want to wow guests at your next cookout, consider picking up a bag of Clancy's honey jalapeño ridged chips from Aldi. These chips are featured on our list of the best Aldi Finds from June 2026, and are already finding fans. As a shopper on Reddit put it, "[The honey jalapeño chips] option has very good crunch, distinct honey flavor, then a fair amount of jalapeño kick."
06/17
2026
This Largely Forgotten Burger Chain Drew Crowds For Its Unlimited Toppings Bar
Fuddruckers. The name alone is an attention-grabber, as was intended in 1980, when founder Philip J. Romano created it as a play on the fictional airline, Fudpucker World Airways. With such a quirky name, Fuddruckers may have seemed like an unlikely candidate for international success, but in its heyday, the burger chain had up to 500 locations worldwide. Amenities like an unlimited toppings bar where customers piled on pickles and went wild with cheese sauce made Fuddruckers stand out. Now, with 44 operational restaurants remaining, the struggling restaurant is becoming the stuff of memories.




















