Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Colburn started in the meat industry before opening his own grocery in 1906 and then a catering business. Somewhere between 1906 ...

Russian dressing may sound like it hails from Moscow, but its roots are planted in New England. Created by grocer James E. Colburn in the early 20th century, the condiment’s name likely came from ...

Though both are pink in appearance and consist of a mayo-ketchup foundation, beyond that Russian dressing and Thousand Island aren't the same thing. Aside from the ingredients that make up their base ...

When it comes to classic American dressings, Russian and Thousand Island dressing are sometimes used interchangeably. But while both are creamy, tangy, and slightly sweet, they each have unique flavor ...

With St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner, a fun and easy recipe for one of my favorite sandwiches was in order this week. Reuben sandwiches were one of the small handful of things I refused to ...

The names given to foods are sometimes baffling, even downright misleading. German chocolate cake was created in Dallas, Texas. Hawaiian pizza? Ontario, Canada was its birthplace. These are just two ...