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It’s no secret that we love our classic comfort foods around here, and today’s recipe is just that. This Amish Yum Yum Salad is a staple in Lancaster County, combining sweet and creamy flavors in the most delicious way. It’s often served as a side dish in the Amish community, but it works just as well as a dessert. Bring it to your next potluck or family dinner and it’s sure to be loved by all. This dish requires very little stove time, but you will need some patience between steps. To start out, bring the water, pineapple (with juices),…

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A good pecan pie is truly one of life’s simple pleasures. Sweet and nutty filling baked into a buttery crust, it’s a Southern classic for a reason and we can never turn down a slice. The only thing that might be even better than the tried and true version is this Fudgy Pecan Pie. Made with both chocolate chips and hot fudge sauce, it’s as rich as can be and always a crowd favorite. I was first introduced to this chocolatey version in college when my roommate came back from Thanksgiving break with a few slices. It was truly love…

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If you haven’t noticed, we’ve been on a jello kick recently and show no signs of stopping anytime soon. It’s so nostalgic for us, plus there are so many different flavors, and in turn, so many different ways you can use them. Here, we went with the classic blueberry cloud salad – a layer of mixed berry jello topped with a cream cheese and cool whip top layer that makes the whole thing a fruity cloud. While a lot of our other jello confections involve a crunchy bottom layer, we think this one is perfect as is! You can use…

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There’s a certain feeling that old photographs give us, especially when they capture a time or place perfectly. That’s how we feel about color photos from the 1950s-60s. The way the film colors and the fashion of the day merge makes for a very unique look which we can all find in our own family photo albums. One talented amateur photographer of the era, Les Anderson, was snapping photos all around the world at the time. He captured street scenes and landmarks, ladies in New Look dresses and chaps smoking pipes on the streets of Paris. Anderson’s grandson, Nathan, scanned…

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They have been called American royalty and have been the subject of many a discussion since becoming part of the public gaze. John F. Kennedy and Jackie had the style, grace, and character to be Hollywood stars. Instead they were cast as President and First Lady. Despite the media circus that surrounded them in life and in death, there are a few facts here and there about the power couple which may surprise you still. Read on to find out some little-known facts about this glamorous duo. 8) They Were Both Writers Writing was important to both John and Jackie.…

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Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives is a great show for anyone who wants to learn more about the lesser-known eateries out there. Guy Fieri is an expert when it comes to showcasing the very best greasy grub. You may have even used his “Flavortown!” catchphrase in the past. For those who are not familiar with the show, the host travels the country in his awesome convertible 1967 Chevy Camaro SS searching for the very best hidden gems. As an avid viewer, I can tell that he takes his job VERY seriously. Fieri definitely comes across as someone who genuinely loves to…

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Willie Nelson’s son is literally following in his father’s footsteps — he even took over his dad’s entire performance when the beloved singer was feeling ill! At 91, the country legend was scheduled to play the 2024 Outlaw Music Festival. However, American Songwriter tells us that a temporary health issue prevented him from going. When Nelson’s doctors recommended that he take some time to rest, his son, Lukas, was more than happy to fill in. Although fans were definitely disappointed at not being able to see the Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain singer live, Lukas Nelson delivered an unforgettable…

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Mothers will go to extreme lengths to protect their offspring – no matter the threat or danger. A recent trending video of a mother hen protecting her young proves that such maternal instincts aren’t exclusive to the human race. Capturing the perfect viral video often involves an element of timing and luck. Luckily, such odds have exponentially increased in the modern age. Were not people constantly snapping pictures on their smartphones, this heartwarming moment might have quietly slipped by. Case in point is the heartwarming video of a mother hen shielding her chicks from a rainstorm. The mama bird’s wings…

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Growing up in the ’50s and ’60s allowed us to experience a different world than our children and grand children get to. We were privy to a special time in life, a carefree time of playing in the mud and not having to worry about anything besides penny candy and winning the next game of jacks. Yes, being a child during The Good Old Days was quite different than it is today. Thinking back on our childhood memories, we realized how much different it is for parents these days. When we were young, we had much more freedom, and we…

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This is only the second known photo of Billy the Kid, and the first ever featuring the Regulators. In 2011, a photo from 1880 featuring Billy the Kid sold for $2.3 million at an auction. Guijarro’s photo, which dates back to 1878, is expected to fetch $5 million! Jeff Aiello, the executive director of a new Billy the Kid documentary called “Billy the Kid – New Evidence,” told Dale Yurong of ABC 30 that this photograph is “the rarest photograph in the world.” And here’s the best part: the price Guijarro paid for this historic photo? Two dollars…talk about a…

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