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1828-2026
Brunswick stew has competing origin claims in Virginia and Georgia, and older roots in Southeastern stews that combined meat and corn. Modern versions are often linked to barbecue restaurants, church fundraisers, hunting camps, and community kettles.
1950-2026
Caramel apples followed candy apples but became their own American fall tradition. Kraft employee Dan Walker is widely credited with developing the caramel apple in the 1950s while experimenting with leftover Halloween caramels.
America's Melting Pot
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1900s-present
Pumpkin Custard Shake salutes regional fruit country and the American dairy-stand tradition: Midwest/South fall flavor.
America's Melting Pot
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1970-1989
Knoephla soup is a hearty, creamy potato and dumpling soup originating with German-Russian immigrants in the Upper Midwest and Great Plains during the late 20th century. This comforting stew features small flour-based dumplings simmered with potatoes and chicken in a creamy broth, celebrated as a regional favorite at family tables and tailgate gatherings.
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