Dondurma is thought to have originated in Maraş, Turkey, which is why it’s also called “Turkish ice cream,” though it is also found in the Eastern Mediterranean.

From Cherokee traditions to circus blunders, the origins of pink lemonade are enigmatic and captivating. Whether a happy accident or a marketing ploy, this rosy refresher has charmed our palates and hearts, proving color can indeed sweeten our perceptions.

Japanese artist Sekisadamu never suspected his idea to create miniature charcoal skulls to sell at the Wonder Festival in Chiba, Japan, would blow up the Internet.

Once heralded as Dr. Brown’s Celery Tonic, a nerve-soothing healthy beverage, Cel Ray soda has evolved into a cultural mainstay, its distinct flavor now gracing the tables of New York’s quintessential delicatessens.

Canned bread, often regarded as the perfect sustenance for end-of-days scenarios, has long transcended such utilitarian uses in New England. Here, it stands as a cherished culinary tradition, its unique flavor a potent reminiscence of many a childhood.

Travel sickness, the perennial vacation spoiler, may soon be a thing of the past. French auto-manufacturer unveils groundbreaking motion sickness glasses, potentially offering a permanent solution for those prone to the discomfort of motion-induced nausea.

Ramune, a carbonated drink birthed by Scottish innovation in the 19th century, has elegantly woven itself into the rich tapestry of Japanese pop culture, becoming an iconic and beloved symbol of modern-day Japan.

Plans for an independent floating nation which may house up to 300 families, provide community facilities such as hotels, restaurants and offices, could help alleviate climate change in French Polynesia.

Taiwanese firm Charm Villa introduced their goldfish tea bags to the world in 2013. Originally designed by university students, demand for the hand-crafted fish is high with a single bag selling for $20 in America.

Koreans have been eating Hongeo since the 14th Century. The smelly fermented fish delicacy became popular when fisherman discovered it’s preservative benefits.

A crumpled paper cup allegedly used by The King of Rock and Roll 62 years ago has just sold for thousands of dollars on Ebay.

Serbian barber, Mario Hvala, deals with geo-political crisis differently. Shaving a portrait of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un onto a customers head.

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Emily Seilhamer, a Pennsylvanian home crafter, spent 4 years creating a stunning Starburst dress from 10,000 candy wrappers.

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